October 22-23 2019 Firearms Catalog

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FirearmS October 22 & 23, 2019

PLEASE NOTE: BIDDING IS NOT AVAILABLE IN THIS CATALOG. This digital catalog is only for viewing the items included in this auction.

To bid on any items you see in this catalog, visit www.MorphyAuctions.com and click on bidding.

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COLLECTIONS Fresh to the Market.

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COLLECTIONS Fresh to the Market.

MORPHY AUCTIONS in Lancaster County, Pennsylvania and Las Vegas, Nevada is the fastest growing auction house in the country. Founded by Dan Morphy in 1997, Morphy Auctions continues to set auction world records across all collecting categories.

In December 2017, Morphy Auctions made the move to merge with the renowned auction company, James D. Julia, Inc. This merger positioned Morphy Auctions to become one of the largest antique auction houses in North America. With the combined following of buyers, Morphy Auctions attracts buyers worldwide.

We employ the most talented and knowledgeable experts in the industry. We pride ourselves on having the best expert for each collecting category we specialize in. Our team of experts are available to assess your collection and oversee your consignment throughout the consignment process.

OUR PURPOSE IS TO DELIGHT COLLECTORS WORLDWIDE BY PROVIDING THE BEST OVERALL BUYING AND SELLING EXPERIENCE. WE ACCOMPLISH THIS BY: • Fresh to the market collections • Chosen and described by the best experts • Managed by the best team with Integrity

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CONSIGNMENT Once the valuation process is over and you would like to consign your item(s) to Morphy Auctions, a Morphy Auctions Representative will contact you. At this point, your Morphy Representative will coordinate all of the details of your consignments and logistics (consignment rate, special clauses, auction date, etc.) The Morphy Representative will finalize the contract with you and arrange for shipment or pick-up of your items.

INVENTORY, INSURANCE & STORAGE From the time your items are in our possession, they will be fully insured for the amount of the low pre-sale estimate until they transfer to the buyer who purchased the item at auction.

After we receive your consigned items, our consignment team will tag and inventory each item. Our state-of-the-art process ensures that each of your items is properly documented and stored prior to the items being displayed. Our system also allows us to make sure the correct expert inspects, describes and estimates your items. Prior to your items being displayed, Morphy Auctions will store them in our museum-grade storage facilities. Morphy Auctions has advanced security systems in place to keep your items safe and secure.

DESCRIPTIONS, ESTIMATES & PHOTOGRAPHY We employ the foremost experts in the industry to provide unbiased descriptions and estimates for your auction consignments. For highly specialized, niche categories, we have a bank of experts that we bring in to ensure accurate and trustworthy descriptions. We consider all of our experts to have the greatest knowledge and best reputations within their given field.

Our full time on-site photographers will take multiple photographs of each of your items, accurately representing your pieces.

Approximately 7 weeks prior to the auction date, a member of our consignment team will provide a report of your consigned items that includes the expert’s description, estimates, and photos. It is at this time, that you can review all of the descriptions and estimates and discuss any changes you would like with a member of our consignment team.

DISPLAY In addition to your items being available to view online, they will also be displayed in our gallery for several weeks prior to the auction date. Our display coordinator carefully displays each of your items so it is represented properly and is accessible for previewing. Morphy displays all of your auction pieces in museum-quality glass display cases or locked gallery preview rooms, protected by full-time camera surveillance and only handled by Morphy Representatives.

SELLING AT AUCTION On the designated auction date, we will hold a live auction of all items in that sale. For buyers who cannot attend our live auction, we offer multiple other ways to bid including telephone bidding, absentee bids, and online/internet bidding.

CONSIGNOR PAYOUT Morphy Auctions prides itself in prompt payout to our consignors. Payments are made within 45 days of each auction.

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Terms & Conditions We advise all bidders to read the Terms and Conditions of the Sale before bidding with Dan Morphy Auctions LLC and/or its affiliates Morphy Firearms LLC, and Morphy Auctions, Las Vegas collectively referred to below as MORPHY’S. Those who bid are bound by those Terms and Conditions of the Sale, as amended by any oral announcement or posted notices, which together form the contract of the sale between the successful bidder (purchaser), MORPHY’S and the seller (consignor) of the lot.

TERMS OF SALE

When bidding on any lot offered by MORPHY’S, the bidder indicates acceptance of the following Terms of Sale. Any participation in the auction binds you to agreement of these terms whether or not you read or understand said terms. The Terms in writing contained herein are subject to change without notice and bidder agrees that the most recently published Terms of Sale as published or amended on the website at the beginning of the auction shall apply.

LIMITED GUARANTEE

MORPHY’S makes every effort to accurately describe all items offered in its sales. The descriptions carry a limited guarantee. It is a guarantee to protect you against major discrepancies that would have a major effect upon the value of the item. Under no circumstances do we guarantee against anything less than a major discrepancy that would have less than a major effect upon value. This limited guarantee covers authenticity, major restoration or repair not described, counterfeits, reproductions or major fabrications not disclosed in the description. Examples of what we do not guarantee against, imperfections, slight damages, handling marks, natural imperfections, undisclosed blemishes, finish differences, wood-to-metal fit issues, surface cracks or chips in wood, dings and dents, bore condition, and other similar differences that are inherent in the antiques and collectible industry. All items are sold for display purposes. If electrical, mechanical, or other working parts are inoperable, even if working at the time of sale, we are not liable due to the inherent nature of the age of these antiques and items. It is the bidder’s responsibility (present or absentee bidders) to determine by inspection by themselves or a hired professional the exact condition of each item prior to bidding on the item. Should MORPHY’S deny an authenticity issue dispute of the buyer, and the buyer is not satisfied, the buyer may, at his or her own expense, obtain the written opinion of two mutually agreed upon recognized experts in the field of the disputed item. The final decision of those experts will determine any refund consideration. This limited guarantee is only available to the buyer of record. Please also refer to POST SALE RETURN POLICY at end of terms.

Except as stated in the limited guarantee above, MORPHY’S will not be held responsible for typographical errors. Neither we nor the consignor, make any guarantees, warranties, or representation, expressed, or implied, in regard to the property or the correctness of the catalog or other description of the authenticity of authorship, physical condition, size, quality, rarity, importance, provenance, exhibition, literature or historic relevance of the property or otherwise.. It is the bidder’s responsibility to initiate contact with MORPHY’S in request for additional information regarding the items.

Submit all questions regarding upcoming auction items at least 48 hours prior to the date of auction. We will make every effort to answer all submitted questions in a timely manner. We will do our best, but cannot promise that questions submitted within 48 hours of the auction date will be answered prior to the auction. The consigner and we make no representation or warranty as to whether the buyer acquires any reproduction rights in the property. All items will be available for preview approximately one (1) month prior to the auction.

TIMING

There will be no options for refunds of any type beyond 35 calendar days from the auction date. Paying late and thus receiving items late will not change the limitation on the dates above for refund consideration. Please also refer to POST SALE RETURN POLICY at end of terms.

FIREARMS – All firearms transfers will be in strict accordance with all International, Federal, State and local laws. Be sure to check your country, state and local laws before bidding. If you are unable to import, purchase or own a firearm according to your residency laws, do not bid on these items. If you bid and find out later you cannot legally own/accept delivery, the bid is still a valid contract that the buyer must pay.

• Firearms Catalog Designations

o A: antique

o M: modern (post 1898), Federal Firearms License (FFL) requirements apply

o C: curio & relic eligible

o N: National Firearms Act / Title II Gun Control Act of 1968 (Class III SOT) requirements apply

o D: Destructive Devices

o ^:Modern firearm imported from Canada, will have an unassuming marking that contains at least “BV LYNDEN WA” and any of the following not already marked on the firearm: serial number, caliber, country of manufacture, manufacturer name and model.

Marking letters are 1/16” tall and just over 0.003” deep. Buyers must consider this in their bidding. Marking will not appear on antique firearms imported from Canada.

• Checkout and pickup at our location:

o The same person to whom the bidder number is registered must be the person to pick up the firearm(s) at the conclusion of the sale – Federal Law disallows anyone else from accepting the transfer.

o Modern firearms sales to non-licensed bidders who are picking up guns at our location will require the completion of a form 4473 background check.

o PA auctions only - Handgun purchases also require an additional PICS form/background check for each handgun purchased.

This process to fill out forms and obtain a response may take 5-10 minutes. Any applicable state fees associated with these checks will be added to the customer’s invoice.

o NV auctions only – If you have a Conceal & Carry permit issued within the last 5 years prior to purchase, you do not need to complete the background check.

o If you are “Denied” by FBI / PICS background check you will not be able to take possession of the firearm and the firearm will be consigned to the next available firearm auction. Dealers and Individuals that bid on and win items own the items and are fully responsible for payment within terms regardless of whether the FBI / PICS approves their taking physical possession of the items.

MORPHY’S will not cancel the sale due to disapproval for any reason.

o If you are appealing a “Denied” decision, we will hold the firearm only if you pay in full.

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Terms & Conditions license. C&R licensee purchases must conform to the Bureau of Alcohol, Tobacco, Firearms and Explosives (BATF) C&R requirements.

• Shipping

o PA auctions only - Non-Residents of Pennsylvania may not pickup modern handguns. Any firearms shipped are legally required to be shipped to a BATF licensed FFL dealer within your state of residence for transfer and pickup. You will be responsible for all shipping and transfer costs incurred.

o NV auctions only - Non-Residents of Nevada may not pickup modern handguns.

o Modern handguns are required to be shipped via FedEx 2-Day Air.

o Modern long guns are shipped via FedEx ground to the FFL dealer.

o In preparation ahead of an auction or upon paying for the firearm you can contact a licensed dealer to send their FFL to firearms@morphyauctions.com with the paid invoice number notated.

o MORPHY’S will not be responsible for exporting modern firearms or any ammunition. Buyer may contact Borderview International Firearm Logistics or another third party provider.

Borderview may be contacted prior to bidding for pricing, process and timeline information.

• National Firearms Act (NFA) Class 3 Weapons and Destructive Devices (DD) Processing

o Dealers: Buyer must provide MORPHY’S with a copy of their active FFL and either their SOT or DD license, whatever applies.

Estimated time for processing and approval of the required Form 3 normally takes two months, dealer to dealer via E-File is usually less than a week.

o Individuals: Law requires a completed Form 4, or Form 5 for deactivated guns. MORPHY’S will prepare and sign the front of the applicable transfer form, and send to the individual buyer.

Individual is responsible for completing requirements for fingerprints, photo, and a fee of $200 per item, as well as completing applicable portions of the reverse side of the form. Estimated time for processing and approval of Form 4 is 6-8 months.

o Dealers and Individuals that bid on and win NFA or DD items own the items and are fully responsible for payment within terms regardless of whether the BATF approves their taking physical possession of the items. MORPHY’S will not cancel the sale due to BATF disapproval for any reason.

• Long guns will only be sold to persons 18 years of age, or older.

Handguns will only be sold to those persons 21 years of age, or older.

Dealers are bound by these minimum age requirements.

• Since all firearms sold are “collectible” items, MORPHY’S does not test the safety or warrant functionality of these firearms. All firearm purchases should be examined by a certified gunsmith prior to shooting.

• MORPHY’S reserves the right to deny the sale of a firearm to any buyer.

GOODS MADE FROM OR CONTAINING MATERIALS FROM PROTECTED SPECIES - MORPHY’S does not accept any responsibility or liability for the sale of items containing materials from protected species or for any omission in marking or labeling goods as containing materials from protected species. Such material includes, but is not limited to, ivory from elephants and walruses, tortoise shell, crocodile skin, whalebone, rhinoceros horn, some species of coral and certain woods. Restrictions on the importation, exportation, sale, transfer, and/or possession of goods containing materials from protected species derive from international, federal, and state laws

and regulations promulgated thereunder. Laws include, but are not limited to, the Convention on International Trade in Endangered Species of Flora and Fauna (CITES), the Endangered Species Act (ESA) and the Marine Mammals Protection Act (MMPA). States currently restricting trade of protected species include, but are not limited to, California, New York and New Jersey.

Prospective buyers are on notice that several countries completely prohibit importation of property made, all or in part, of protected materials. Some countries require special permits, such as a CITES permit, from the relevant regulating authority in the countries of exportation and importation as well. Potential buyers intending to import the property into another country should be familiar with the relevant customs laws and regulations prior to bidding on goods containing material from protected species. Regulations may vary as the U.S. generally prohibits importation of articles containing material(s) from species it has designated endangered or threatened if the articles are less than 100 years old, subject to certain exceptions.

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 as described in the aforementioned paragraphs. All buyers agree to comply with any and all domestic and international restrictions on the trade of protected species as a condition of the sale. Please note that the ability to obtain an export license or certificate does not ensure the ability to obtain an import license or certificate in another country, and vice versa. It is the buyer’s responsibility to obtain any export or import licenses and/or certificates as well as any other required documentation.

MORPHY’S is not able to assist the buyer in attempting to obtain the appropriate licenses and/or certificates, and there is no assurance that an export license or certificate can be obtained. The inability or delay in obtaining permits, licenses or other permissions to import or export goods containing material from protected species will not constitute a basis for rescission or cancellation of the sale of said goods or the delay in payment of purchased items in accordance with these Bidder Terms and Conditions.

Grading Scale: Near Mint Plus 97% - 100% Near Mint 90% - 96% Excellent 80% - 89% Very Good 70% - 79% Good Below 70%

BIDDING RIGHTS & RESPONSIBILITIES

The auctioneer will determine the highest bidder. The auctioneer alone has the right to reopen the bidding of an item if deemed necessary due to a dispute. If there is a tie bid between the floor and Internet or absentee bid, the floor bid takes precedence.

MORPHY’S and its representatives reserve the right to remove those attendees who impede preview and/or the auction. Title to all merchandise shall pass to the highest bidder at the fall of the auctioneer’s hammer. The buyer will then assume all risk and full responsibility of the lot purchased once ownership has changed. We recommend that you arrange insurance for your items immediately upon becoming the highest bidder. MORPHY’S is not responsible for any errors in bids, omissions of bids, or failure to execute bids and shall have no liability to any bidder for any technical or other failure associated with the internet, absentee bidding, or telephone bidding.

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Terms & Conditions and clearly mark the lot number, title and maximum bid amount.

Absentee bidding forms may be accessed online at www. morphyauctions.com. If there are two (2) identical bids placed on the same item, priority will be given to the first bid received.

All bids must be left in increments as explained on our bid form.

If a bid is “out of increment,” the auctioneer has the right to round the bid up to the next correct increment. Bidders may preview, register and place bids online through our website, www. morphyauctions.com. Absentee and online bids placed through www.morphyauctions.com will be auto charged to the credit card entered 48 hours after the end of the sale. If you wish to pay by another method please contact us within 48 hours after the sale.

Seller(s) agree to allow the Auctioneer to accept and execute absentee bids in a competitive manner for potential buyers and under the MORPHY’S absentee bidding terms and conditions.

During the live sale, the auctioneer will execute your absentee bid competitively up to the maximum amount you have indicated.

• ONLINE BIDDING - Online bidding through www.morphyauctions. com, Live Auctioneers, Bidsquare, Proxibid, or other bidding platforms may be available; all Terms and Conditions still apply.

A surcharge may be added for third party online platforms. Refer to your bidding platform of choice for the final buyer’s premium.

If there is a tie bid between the internet bidding venues and the floor, the floor bid takes precedence. If a credit card has been provided to one of the online bidding platforms, MORPHY’S reserves the right to use and charge the credit card if the winning bidder has not paid via another method by the 7 day term in Payment Terms below. Due to our fast paced auctions and bids coming from floor bidders, phone bidders, internet bidders and absentee bids, the auctioneer has the final word on all item(s) sold.

You (the bidder) assume the risk of winning an item online and not having the item actually sell to you. This is due to the final call of the auctioneer and the operator not being able to re-open that lot.

Online bidders are fully responsible for accidental bidding as if they bid normally.

• BID RESULTS – MORPHY’S will only contact successful bidders.

Please allow 24-48 hours post auction to receive your official invoice from MORPHY’S. The invoice will include item, hammer price, premium, packing and handling, shipping, insurance, and any other charges that apply. Please hold phone inquiries regarding bid success until after receiving your invoice. For verifications, MORPHY’S cannot provide winning bid information until the second business day after the auction. MORPHY’S will not provide bidder information to any outside sources.

• 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 request a call from our representatives during the live auction.

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…......$250 $5,000 - $10,000....…$500 $10,000 +…............... Auctioneer’s discretion

RESERVES

The majority 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

Lots delivered to you, or your representative are subject to all applicable state and local taxes, unless appropriate permits are on file with MORPHY’S. Bidder agrees to pay MORPHY’S the actual amount of tax due in the event that 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 or certificate must be on file at and verified by MORPHY’S five days prior to Auction, or tax must be paid; only if such form or certificate is received by MORPHY’S within 4 days after the Auction can a refund of tax paid be made. 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. 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 30 days after the invoice date, shall be subject to a storage fee of $50 per regular sized item per month or $100 per oversized item per month. 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.

Absentee bids placed through www.morphyauctions.com and Proxibid.com will be auto charged to the credit card on file within 48 hours after the end of the sale. If you wish to pay by another method please contact us within 48 hours after the sale.

We accept Visa, MasterCard, Discover, American Express, personal checks, certified checks, wire transfers, money orders, and cash.

• CREDIT CARD – 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.

• CHECK - There will be a $30.00 service charge for returned checks.

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Terms & Conditions 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 shall pack or transport the merchandise, it is fully at the risk and 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 – Packaging, shipping, and insurance on all items that MORPHY’S accepts for shipment to locations that can accept shipments will be made available as an added courtesy and at an additional cost. We recommend that you arrange insurance for your items immediately upon becoming the highest bidder. All applicable charges will be applied to the invoice. Shipping will be based on actual costs via FedEx, USPS, or other carriers required based upon the contents of the shipment. Packaging and insurance will vary in cost depending on the items on each invoice. All packages will be shipped with insurance. Standard items packed internally by MORPHY’s will ship seven to fourteen (7-14) business days after payment is received.

Oversize and breakable items, which MORPHY’S will indicate on the invoice will ship based upon the buyer’s arrangement with 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 shall pack or transport the merchandise, it is fully at the risk and 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 FedEx or other carriers, FOB Denver, Pennsylvania or FOB other auction locations. Any risk of loss or damage to the item(s) during transit via FedEx, or any other carrier, in excess of the insurance provided by or purchased from MORPHY’S, 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 any and 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.

• INSURANCE - Shipping insurance is automatically added, which you can decline by contacting us and providing a signed waiver of insurance form. Insurance for all 3rd party shipments must be arranged through that carrier. Insurance provided or 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 ITEMS - MORPHY’S reserves the right to choose items and orders that it will pack, ship, and/or insure directly using our shipping department. Those items that MORPHY’S will not ship will require that the buyer either pick up the items personally or arrange a 3rd party shipping service.

Examples of items that may apply after determination by our shipping department include but are not limited to: items with neon of any type (working or non-working), all 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 (guideline – larger than fit in a 20” x 20” x 40” box), high value lamps and glass of all sizes, high value artwork including but not limited to paintings, statuary, sculpture, figurines, dioramas, and other intricate items; and items subject to impact by moisture and known handling issues in the supply chain.

Under no circumstances will MORPHY’S be responsible for shipping damage to picture frames of any kind.

• For any buyers who wish to arrange for their own shipping, MORPHY’S must be notified at least seven (7) days prior to arrival of the shipping company name, arrival date and time. Pickup must be scheduled to begin and end within our normal business hours (9am – 4pm weekdays). Buyers must arrange weekend pickups in advance with MORPHY’S staff, and additional charges may be necessary for overtime. All 3rd party shippers must arrive with a copy of the invoice.

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Terms & Conditions 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. 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.

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Francis “Brownie” Brown January 4, 1931 – May 12, 2018 “Brownie” (nicknamed by his Great Grandfather, Francis Woodward) was born January 4th 1931 in Toledo, Ohio. At age 5 he was adopted by his maternal grandparents and moved to Liberty Center Ohio.

After graduating from high school in 1949 he was drafted in the United States Army and was stationed in Honolulu, Hawaii in the Military Police Division.

In 1952 he married his high school sweetheart Lois Ann Babcock. After they married Lois moved to Hawaii to be with him while he was serving in the Army.

On December 30, 1953, Brownie was discharged from the Army and he and Lois moved back to Liberty Center, Ohio to start their family life. They had four children Brad, Robin (deceased), Lisa, and Daniel.

In 1953 when he came back to Ohio, he went into a business partnership with his father in law (L.R. Babcock) which was a Mechanical Contracting Business. L.R. Babcock started it in 1946 when he was discharged from the Navy in World War II. In 1969 he took over the business and worked there until his retirement of March of 2015.

Brownie’s gun enthusiasm started in 1964 when wife Lois bought him a Marlin 39A 22 Caliber at a Marlin 4x Scope and Sling. This gun was 100% new and still is.

After she bought him that gun Brownie’s passion for collecting accelerated into an exciting hobby for him.

Through the next couple of years in the gun collecting world in 1967 a single shot collection came up for sale owned by the late J.F. Bartlett from Huntington, West Virginia. Brownie wanted to start a collection of Target Rifles, so he contacted J.F. Bartlett’s widow (Charlotte) and was invited to view the Target Rifles and have an interview. From here Mrs. Bartlett narrowed her choice of new ownership between two collectors, Brownie and Claude E. Roderick, the old timer of the Target Rifles world. Mrs. Bartlett took a liking to Brownie and decided to sell the Target Rifles to him, he was 36 years of age. Brownie and Lois remortgaged their home, went down to Huntington and brought J.F. Bartlett’s collection home.

Lois always said, “We paid for her condo in Ft. Myers Beach.” From that point his collecting of Single Shot Target Rifles in todays terms “went viral.”

He started getting to know single shot collectors from the Pacific to the Atlantic. He would buy old American Rifleman magazines dating from the early 1900’s to the 60’s. There would be an article on Target Rifles and he would track the rifles down until they were in his collection. There were so many fascinating stories on how he collected the Target Rifles/and Single Shots. He would share these stories with his children, his gun colleagues, and close friends.

In 1980, Brownie and Lois built a house around his one of a kind Single Shot Collection.

Brownie kept his collection pretty much in anonymity. Few people in the area knew what he had with the exception, of course, of his children, good friends, and certain gun collectors. Brownie always told his children: “A fish won’t get caught if it keeps his mouth shut.”

Through the years of collecting, Brownie became a great mentor in the gun collecting world. He helped many of his gun colleagues any way he could. There were so many highlights while he was collecting. He was invited to show some of his Target Rifles on ESPN’s American Shooter which Hank Williams Jr. was the host. There were so many countless highlights that his children still talk about them to this day.

Brownie suffered a debilitating stroke in 2015, but that didn’t stop him on collecting.

His mind still was sharp as a tack and remembered everything about his collection.

His passion was so strong, that he collected until the last weeks of his life. On May 12, 2018 Brownie passed at home with his children surrounding him, he was 87 years of age. Brownie was such an icon in the Target Rifle/Single Shot world few if any will dispute that. He will be missed by his colleagues and sadly missed by his children, but his legacy will live on.

By Son, Daniel R. Brown We wish to express our gratitude to distinguished author and noted expert, Tom Rowe, for his assistance in cataloging a portion of this important collection.

www.MorphyAuctions.com | October 22, 2019

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1001 - (N) AUTO ORDNANCE BRIDGEPORT 1928 THOMPSON SPECIALLY FITTED WITH CUSTOM MADE FRONT SIGHT AND KNIGHT’S ARMAMENT SILENCER (CURIO & RELIC).

Manufacturer: AUTO ORDNANCE Model: 1928 Thompson Serial No. (G) A0135103; (S) U9698 Caliber/Bore: .45 ACP Barrel Length: 10.5” FFL Status: NFA This is an Auto Ordnance Bridgeport manufactured Thompson in a reproduction hard case with unnumbered original “New York, N.Y., USA” 50 round drum with nickel rotor. Also includes one unmarked, one 1920 patent date, and two Bridgeport 20 round magazines. The consignor designed and machined a front sight which faithfully matched the height and position of where the original sight would be on this gun and looks appropriate to the gun, except that the newly machined piece has extended threads which are designed to take Knight’s Armament MK23USP suppressor as manufactured for the H&K 23 pistol. In short, this gun is equipped with an included new-in-box MK23/USP CAL. 45 silencer. The consignor retained the silencer he had been using with this gun. The original front sight/compensator for this gun is not present. Gun is marked with on receiver with typical Auto-Ordnance Bridgeport markings on right side. On left side the “US” in front of “Model” has been removed, as well as the “1” of A1 and a “C” has been substituted. “AO” has been added before the serial number as on so many other Thompsons. NFA registery shows “Auto Ordnance” as manufacturer with serial number as it appears on this firearm. CONDITION: Overall appearance and finish is fine grey refinish on receiver with somewhat more lustrous finish on a “S” marked Savage replacement barrel which has some loss of finish to a gray patina towards the muzzle. Buttplate finish thinning to a gray patina at high edges. Wood is extremely fine with a rich brown color and light handling marks. Drum has an extremely fine dull matte refinish. Magazines have extremely fine lustrous original finish. Mechanics are fine. Bore has shiny lands, turning dark in the grooves. This is a select fire machine gun. Knights Armament Suppressor is new in box. The Thompson needs no introduction the machine gun enthusiast. It is an American icon. The addition of a silencer as an accessory was and is a brilliant idea! THESE ARE NATIONAL FIREARMS ACT ITEMS AND REQUIRE BATF APPROVAL PRIOR TO TRANSFER. THE MACHINE GUN IS CURIO AND RELIC ELIGIBLE. SUPPRESSOR WILL TRANSFER SEPARATELY. BOTH ITEMS ARE FULLY TRANSFERABLE ON ATF FORMS 3 OR 4. JWK 2019-10-134 18,000 - 25,000

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www.MorphyAuctions.com | October 22, 2019

1002 - (N) ATTRACTIVE 1945 DATED C.G. HAENEL MANUFACTURED WORLD WAR II GERMAN MP-44 MACHINE GUN (DEACTIVATED) (CURIO AND RELIC).

Manufacturer: Germany Model: MP44 Serial No. 4687Y Caliber/Bore: 8mm Kurz Barrel Length: 16 - 1/2” FFL Status: NFA Marked “fxo” and eagle over “37” which indicates final assembly by C.G. Haenel, with subcontractor “cos” which is Merz Werke. Marked “MP 44”. SN is actually 4687y with manufacture in 1945 as indicated by markings on left side of magazine well. Operating rod was manufactured

by ERMA and SN does not match. Unnumbered early bolt without cutout is cracked directly across the face perpendicular to the extractor. This can be repaired or the bolt otherwise replaced. Buttstock and hand grip assemblies SNs match receiver which is marked with “WaA254” proof mark (Krupp, Berlin). Gas block was manufactured by “ce” which is J.P. Sauer with C.G. Haenel final proof. Magazine was manufactured by C.G. Haenel. It was common practice for sub-assemblies of these guns to be provided by sub-contractors with final assembly and final proof by one of the major firms. PROVENANCE: The class III weapons formerly on loan to Evergreen Aviation & Space Museum. CONDITION: Overall finish and appearance is fine with over 90% of the original military finish remaining with numerous nicks and scratches from use and some dust mixed with oil in recessed areas. Spots of old light pitting in recessed areas. Mechanics need attention as noted. Wooden hand grip has slight gouges and handling marks. Original laminated wood buttstock is later lower profile style to more easily stow in vehicle racks. Butt measures 5? from heel to toe and it has a 6? crack on left side running parallel to receiver line. Buttstock is also marked with “fxo” (C.G. Haenel). Operating rod could use a cleaning but there is minimal corrosion. Main spring has an even brown patina. Bolt has some light pitting with fluted firing pin and is in good condition however please note that since bolt is cracked this piece should be reworked or replaced before firing. The German assault rifle pioneered the use of the intermediate sized cartridge. 1945 dated specimens are rarely encountered. THIS IS A NATIONAL FIREARMS ACT ITEM AND REQUIRES BATF APPROVAL PRIOR TO TRANSFER. THIS ITEM IS FULLY TRANSFERABLE ON AN ATF FORM 5 AS CURIO & RELIC ELIGIBLE DEACTIVATED MACHINE GUN. THIS GUN MAY BE REACTIVATED UPON APPROVAL OF APPLICATION TO THE BATF. JWK 2019-10-85.

22,500 - 27,500

www.MorphyAuctions.com | October 22, 2019

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1003 - (N) NEAR MINT RAMO SIDEPLATE BROWNING M2 .50 CAL MACHINE GUN ON GROUND TRIPOD (FULLY TRANSFERABLE).

Manufacturer: Ramo Model: M2HB Serial No. 3481 Caliber/Bore: .50 BMG Barrel Length: 45” FFL Status: NFA Near mint condition Ramo Inc. registered M2HB .50 caliber machine gun with ”Elephant” logo manufacturer’s marking and address on right sideplate. Composite spade handles and charging handle furnishings.

Includes post-WW2 modern ground tripod. This gun was purchased in 2002 by the consignor as a display gun and never fired by him.

CONDITION: Overall appearance and finish is near excellent original smooth gray refinish upon remanufacture with only the slightest of handling marks. Tripod is likewise near excellent. Mechanics are crisp.

Bore is near excellent shiny and bright. Bolt is also near excellent.

This is a full-automatic only machine gun. The Browning .50 Caliber machine gun is always one of the most popular and distinctive sounding guns at any range event. It is one of the most classic and certainly one of the longest service-used firearms designs in the world today. Pretty much impossible to improve on the condition of this specimen. THIS IS A NATIONAL FIREARMS ACT ITEM AND REQUIRES BATF APPROVAL PRIOR TO TRANSFER. THIS ITEM IS FULLY TRANSFERABLE ON AN ATF FORM 3 OR 4. JWK 2019-10-209. 20,000 - 30,000

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www.MorphyAuctions.com | October 22, 2019

1004 - (N) GERMAN MP43 MACHINE GUN CAPTURED FROM 6TH SS MOUNTAIN DIVISION WITH CAPTURED NAZI FLAG (DEACTIVATED) (CURIO AND RELIC).

Manufacturer: Germany Model: MP43 Serial No. 1743g Caliber/Bore: 8mm Kurz Barrel Length: 16 - 1/2” FFL Status: NFA This weapon was captured in January 1945 during the last German offensive in the West. Brass plate affixed to left side of buttstock, “CAPTURED BY/2ND PLAT.AT Co.-276TH INF./FROM/6SS MTN. Div. NORD/AT WINGEN, FRANCE 1/45”. Original model marking “MP43” on left side of receiver. Serial number is actually 1743g and weapon was made in 1944. Receiver stamping is by “cos” (Mertz Werke) with C.G. Haenel final proof (eagle/”37”). Barrel and gas port also marked by C.G. Haenel (fxo). Gas block marked by Erma (eagle/”280”). Buttstock hardware also made by Mertz Werke.

Serial numbers match between receiver, buttstock and pistol grip assembly. Stock detent pin has a wire running from the loop of the retaining spring across the right-hand side of receiver and attached to hand guard; this appears to be a post war measure to keep the gun from being easily disassembled. Grips are of Kunstloff material (hard brown bakelite). Operating rod and bolt are proof marked by C.G. Haenel and match in serial number to gun. Bolt is early type without cut out at extractor with triangular firing pin. Main spring is unusual in that it is only 5/8” in diameter. Buttstock is of the standard profile 5-1/2” from heel to toe. Although bolt and operating rod move freely within receiver with proper tension, the chamber of this weapon has been plugged by adding weld, rendering it unserviceable. It appears that the weld is confined just to plugging the chamber and not to welding the barrel to the receiver. There is a spot weld at the rear of gas block which welds gas block to hand guard. This weapon includes two 30-round magazines marked “MP44” and one green canvas magazine pouch with stamped metal buttons. Nazi flag accompanying this lot is taken from the Burgermeister’s office in Volkingen, the first town captured by the 2nd Bn., 276th Inf. Regiment in their attack across the Saar River. Also included in this lot are copies of the original documentation authorizing the weapons exit from the European Theater of Operations, a certified copy of the original amnesty registration form, evidence that this weapon was on display at the Army War College Museum, and a document which states that this weapon was used as a display prop in the film Taps (1981) in the movie home of the General portrayed by actor George C. Scott.

PROVENANCE: Personal Collection of B.G. (RET) Theo C. Mataxis, Veteran of WWII, Korea, Vietnam, and adviser to Afghanistan forces fighting against Soviet occupation during the 1980’s. Mataxis’ Son related to this cataloger that his Father elected to deactivate the guns he brought home in Theater because, “it made the administration of transporting them so much easier and less troublesome than if they were live guns.”

CONDITION: Overall finish and appearance is good with about 70% original blue finish remaining on metal surfaces with a liberal scattering of pitting throughout with quite a bit of brown patina.

There are also some scratches to finish showing bare metal and a museum identification number in textile marker on bottom of trigger guard. There is heat discoloration to metal where gas block is welded to hand guard. Hand grips are in good condition with some dings and handling marks, wooden buttstock has numerous dings and handling marks. This weapon should be of high interest to collectors with its provenance to a notable German unit from World War II combined with the fact that it is an all matching original example. The fact that it also has ties to BG (RET) Theo C. Mataxis only enhances its value. THIS IS A NATIONAL FIREARMS ACT ITEM AND REQUIRES BATF APPROVAL PRIOR TO TRANSFER. THIS ITEM IS FULLY TRANSFERABLE ON AN ATF FORM 5 AS CURIO & RELIC ELIGIBLE DEACTIVATED MACHINE GUN. THIS GUN MAY BE REACTIVATED UPON APPROVAL OF APPLICATION TO THE BATF. JWK 2019-10-83 22,500 - 30,000

www.MorphyAuctions.com | October 22, 2019

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1005 - (N) VERY DESIRABLE S & H ARMS REGISTERED RECEIVER HK 94 CONVERTED TO MP5K FOLDING STOCK MACHINE GUN (FULLY TRANSFERABLE).

Manufacturer: S AND H ARMS INC OF OKLAHOMA Model: MP5K Serial No. 12536 Caliber/Bore: 9mm Para Barrel Length: 4 - 1/2” FFL Status: NFA This S&H ARMS registered receiver Heckler & Koch machine gun was manufactured in 1986 according to proof mark “IG” on top of receiver, with remarked “HK MP5 K” markings above ejection port. This is a registered “push pin” receiver machine gun with a three position selector indicating, “S, E, F”. This MP5K will accept all factory full auto trigger groups without modification. This gun includes two original “HK” marked magazines.

Straight magazine marked as made in “4/75” and the curved one marked as made in “11/78”. CONDITION: Overall appearance and finish is extremely fine to near excellent matte hardcoat finish on metal with added enamel at model designation. Composite furnishings are near excellent. Magazines near excellent with some handling marks. Mechanics are fine. Bore near excellent, shiny and bright. Bolt also near excellent.

This is a select-fire machine gun. Folding buttstock makes this a very compact machine gun for transport. Many maintain this is the ultimate “best” competitive submachine gun. Reliable, effective, and attractive. 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 2019-10-125 30,000 - 35,000

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www.MorphyAuctions.com | October 22, 2019

1006 - (N) EXCEPTIONAL ORIGINAL CONDITION COLT 1921A THOMPSON 1921 MACHINE GUN (CURIO AND RELIC).

Manufacturer: Thompson Model: 1921 Serial No. 7176 Caliber/Bore: .45 ACP Barrel Length: 10.5” FFL Status: NFA After decades in the possession of the consignor who was able to carefully choose from the very best, this Thompson has been consigned to Morphy’s for public sale. Very fine specimen of a Colt 1921 Thompson retaining original 1921 internal parts and correctly cartouched buttstock.

Typical markings on receiver with visible serial numbers matching. “JHB” inspection mark very clear on right side of receiver with crisp clear lettering and sharp edges throughout. One matte finish original 3rd model “New York, NY” 50 round drum is included. The Colt 1921 Thompson without compensator is the scarcer of the original 1921 models to find as many had a Cutts compensator added later. This cataloger likes this model for a very simple straightforward reason. Easier to clean the barrel without a compensator on it. The first configuration in the line of Thompson machine guns produced it is a recognized symbol of the 1920’s prohibition era as well as later and into World War II. The Thompson spans a range across several collecting genres, with plenty of variations and accessories to appeal to a wide range of collector/investors. The gun that started the line was the Colt model 1921A. CONDITION: Overall appearance and finish is near excellent deep lustrous blue original finish with slight loss of finish at the forward edge of the charging handle slot, and at the stock attachment points. Buttplate finish thinning and turning a brown patina with thinning to a gray at the high edges. Wood is extremely fine with a rich brown color and light handling marks. Drum has extremely fine a dull matte finish with wear to gray patina at high contact points. Mechanics are crisp. Bore is extremely fine, shiny and bright with some tiny pits near the muzzle and just a little loss of finish where the rifling meets the muzzle. Bolt is extremely fine. This is a select fire machine gun. One of the best condition of the 1921A models to surface in recent years. A rare opportunity for the Thompson 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 & RELIC ELIGIBLE. JWK 2019-10-173 40,000 - 50,000

www.MorphyAuctions.com | October 22, 2019

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1007 - (N) EXCEPTIONAL NEW IN BOX MAREMONT M-60 MACHINE GUN (FULLY TRANSFERABLE).

Manufacturer: Maremont Corporation Model: M60 Serial No. 7710175 Caliber/Bore: .308 Winchester Barrel Length: 27 - 3/4â&#x20AC;?

FFL Status: NFA Stellar condition new in box US Maremont M60 machine gun in its classic configuration from a consignor who purchased it for a display piece and never fired it. Original box with packing material including silver foil paper and moisture absorbent paper barrel insert is included. The M60 machine gun was the staple for US forces during the Vietnam War and into the contemporary army era. Instantly recognizable by veterans and as seen in films, its steady rate of fire combined with the ability to quickly change barrels make it a very popular machine gun. Only external serial number is at left side of trunnion. CONDITION: Overall appearance and finish near mint. Feed tray near excellent. Inside of receiver shows only the slightest wear from charging the bolt and closing the top cover. Top cover has slight loss of finish on the lower lip right side, invisible when the top cover is closed. Composite furnishings near excellent. Mechanics are crisp.

Bore near excellent shiny and bright. An investment grade specimen, and pretty much impossible to upgrade in condition. A wonderful item for the modern American military historian and enthusiast. THIS IS A NATIONAL FIREARMS ACT ITEM AND REQUIRES BATF APPROVAL PRIOR TO TRANSFER. THIS ITEM IS FULLY TRANSFERABLE ON AN ATF FORM 3 OR 4. JWK 2019-10-210 40,000 - 50,000

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www.MorphyAuctions.com | October 22, 2019

1008 - (N) FABULOUS USMC USED FULLY TRANSFERABLE ORIGINAL CADILLAC GAGE STONER 63 MACHINE GUN (CURIO AND RELIC).

Manufacturer: Cadillac Gauge Model: Stoner 63A Serial No. 1461 Caliber/Bore: 5.56mm NATO Barrel Length: 22â&#x20AC;?

FFL Status: NFA This Cadillac Gauge Stoner is among the most important and scarce of the Vietnam War machine gun collectibles available for private ownership.

There are only a few original Cadillac Gauge Stoner machine guns in the National Firearms act registry which are fully transferable to individuals and this is one of them. Research has revealed that this is a gun that was manufactured on 11/18/1965 and sent to the United States Marine Corps on 1/12/1966. Returned to Cadillac Gauge on 8/30/1966 and then sent to the St. Clair Shore Police Department in St. Clair Shore, Michigan on 2/5/1968. Since that time it has passed through the hands of Dr. Leon Mitchell in Massachusetts and later to Ralph Merrill in Utah. The United States Marine Corps returned 286 rifles to Cadillac Gauge in August of 1966. Almost all of these were destroyed by them, but a very few were saved and sent to law enforcement agencies in Michigan, California, and New York. This is the only one that was sent to the St. Clair Shore Police Department. The Stoner was originally designed in 1963 and is a landmark design for a modular weapons system which can be a rifle, carbine, light box magazine fed machine gun, belt-fed machine gun, or vehicle mounted machine gun. A few of these original guns saw service in Vietnam in the hands of the Navy and Marine Corps. This is a magazine fed select fire specimen and includes four original Stoner marked magazines, an original vintage Stoner two-magazine pouch, and one black web sling. CONDITION: Overall appearance and finish is near excellent original factory black hardcoat and matte blue finish. Composite furnishings extremely fine to near excellent. Mechanics are crisp.

Bore is near excellent shiny and bright. Bolt face near excellent. This is a select fire machine gun. Fantastic opportunity for the serious U.S. Military machine gun private collector. When will another gun combining such condition and detailed pedigree including U.S. Military service surface for sale? 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 2019-10-155 40,000 - 75,000

www.MorphyAuctions.com | October 22, 2019

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1009 - (N) HIGHLY SOUGHT FLEMING REGISTERED 4 POSITION AUTO SEAR ON NEAR MINT HECKLER & KOCH MODEL 53 MACHINE GUN (FULLY TRANSFERABLE).

Manufacturer: HK Model: 53 Serial No. A131752 Sear Serial H2576 Caliber/Bore: .223 Remington, .308 Winchester Barrel Length: 8” FFL Status: NFA Fleming registered 4 position auto-sear in “tabbed” handgrip assembly with ambidextrous selector switch on fantastic condition Heckler & Koch Model 53 machine gun. Includes one original “Heckler & Koch UK” marked 30 round magazine. Proof mark “IC” on left side of magazine well indicates 1982 manufacture. Host gun serial number on left side of magazine well with sear serial number professionally added to right side of magazine well for ease of identification.

CONDITION: Overall appearance and finish is near excellent original matte finish with near excellent composite furnishings. Magazine extremely fine with some handling marks. Mechanics are crisp. Bore near excellent, shiny and bright. Bolt extremely fine. This is a select-fire machine gun. These four position auto-sears are among the most sought of NFA items. 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 2019-10-009 25,000 - 35,000

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www.MorphyAuctions.com | October 22, 2019

1010 - (N) HIGHLY SOUGHT RAMO SIDEPLATE BROWNING M2 .50 CAL MACHINE GUN (FULLY TRANSFERABLE) Manufacturer: Ramo mfg inc.

Model: M2 HB Serial No. 3470 Caliber/Bore: .50 BMG Barrel Length: 45” FFL Status: NFA Ramo Inc. registered right sideplate M2HB .50 caliber machine gun with ”Elephant” logo manufacturer’s marking and address on right sideplate. Composite spade handles and charging handle furnishings.

Includes post-World War II modern ground tripod and “Go” / “No Go” gauge. CONDITION: Overall appearance and finish is near excellent original smooth gray refinish upon remanufacture with only the slightest of handling marks. Tripod is likewise near excellent.

Mechanics are crisp. Bore is extremely fine shiny and bright underneath firing residue. Bolt is extremely fine. This is a full-automatic only machine gun. The Browning .50 Caliber machine gun is always one of the most popular and distinctive sounding guns at any range event. It is one of the most classic and certainly one of the longest service-used firearms designs in the world today. This one is in a condition anybody would be proud to display. 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 2019-10-026 20,000 - 30,000

www.MorphyAuctions.com | October 22, 2019

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1011 - (N) OUTSTANDING MATCHING NUMBERED GERMAN WORLD WAR II MP-40 MACHINE GUN (CURIO AND RELIC).

Manufacturer: Erma Model: MP40 Serial No. 6670 JCOS Caliber/Bore: 9mm Barrel Length: 9.9” FFL Status: NFA

Fine Erma manufactured specimen of the classic German machine gun marked “ayf 42” on end cap with numerous Nazi proof marks throughout.

Both “WaA280” and “WaA44” denoting both Erma and cos (Mertzwerke) manufacture. Mertzwerke was a subcontractor for sheet metal parts for many German weapons including the MP40. Actual serial number is 6670j; visible numbers appear matching on receiver tube, lower assembly, swing out shoulder loop, bolt, mainspring assembly, sight hood, barrel resting bar, barrel retention nut and even the rear sight. Barrel appears to be an unnumbered replacement. The MP40 was designed to be a compact burst fire weapon originally intended for dismounted vehicle and armor troops but as time passed it was fielded in ever increasing numbers to all unit formations. This specimen was manufactured in 1942. Production continued until it was subsumed by the fielding of the MP44/Sturmgewehr weapons as Germany devoted more and more of its sheet metal manufacturing capacity to that arm and less to the MP40. Accessories include one original Erma manufactured magazine. Overall appearance and finish are very good to fine. Over 75% original blue finish thinning to a grey patina at the high edges with the exterior of the barrel and barrel hook almost devoid of finish. Outer high surfaces of barrel nut also almost devoid of finish. Bakelite has typical handling marks with one barely noticeable chip at the detent knob. Mechanics are fine. Bore has some slight roughness but still shiny and bright. Bolt face is extremely fine. This is a fully automatic only machine gun. A very nice German World War II collectible which is seldom seen with as many matching parts as this one has. 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 2019-10-75. 18,000 - 25,000

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www.MorphyAuctions.com | October 22, 2019

1012 - (N) ATTRACTIVE FLEMING REGISTERED GREEN FURNISHED HECKLER & KOCH G3A2 MACHINE GUN (FULLY TRANSFERABLE).

Manufacturer: Fleming Arms Model: G3A2 Serial No. A047118 Caliber/Bore: .308 Winchester Barrel Length: 17 - 3/4” FFL Status: NFA Attractive green furnished Fleming registered Heckler & Koch Model G3A2 machine gun manufactured in 1981 according to proof mark “IB” on left side of magazine well. This is a registered receiver machine gun with push-pin attachment at front three-position selector for the European market indicating, “S, E, F”. This gun includes one original “7.62 X 51” marked magazine, and green muzzle cover. CONDITION: Overall appearance and finish is extremely fine to near excellent original matte finish on metal parts including magazine. Composite furnishings also extremely fine to near excellent. Mechanics are crisp.

Magazine extremely fine with some handling marks. Bore very fine, shiny and bright. Bolt also very fine. This is a select-fire machine gun.

The Heckler and Koch firing platform is rightly regarded as one of the best in the world. This specimen has been fitted with a “bird cage” flash hider. 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 2019-10-056 16,000 - 22,000

www.MorphyAuctions.com | October 22, 2019

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1013 - (N) VERY ATTRACTIVE ERB REGISTERED COLT MODEL 1928 COMMERCIAL BROWNING WATER COOLED MACHINE GUN (FULLY TRANSFERABLE).

Manufacturer: Colt Model: 1928 Serial No. USN7763797W Caliber/Bore: 7.65mm Argentine Barrel Length: 27 - 1/2” FFL Status: NFA Extremely attractive Colt Commercial Model 1928 Browning water cooled machine gun as registered by Charles Erb of Fredericktown, PA, and so marked on right hand sideplate, with added serial number in recessed portion after “U.S. NO.” and registration serial number also visible engraved at bottom flat of right sideplate. Original Colt markings on left hand sideplate with Argentine property number visible at top of brass trunnion. Brass water jacket cap also very attractive. Wooden grips on pistol handle. Water fill and drain caps with original chains present. Included with this lot is a 1942 manufactured 1917A1 tripod, complete manufacturer’s plate attached to leg. Shiny unmarked bolt in receiver. One ammo box and cloth belt are also included with this lot. CONDITION: Overall appearance and finish fine to very fine with lustrous blue refinish with some dings visible under the refinish.

Bronze trunnion and front cap of water jacket turning a pleasing dull patina with a little bit of green just starting at the trunnion cap. 1928 Colt Commercial style flash hider. Sight ladder and bolt are in the white. Charging handle just starting to turn a gray patina. 1917 A1 World War II era tripod is very fine, with original paint, with brass socket. Leather leg retention strap intact and in good condition. Gun attachment chain and pin are replacements. Mechanics are crisp.

Brilliant, bright bore. The Colt 1928 commercial gun was the product of Colt taking the left over World War I contract parts and assembling them into guns, making what new ones were needed and then marketing the guns as “new” models to the post World War I world.

Fortunately for the US collector’s market, many of the guns purchased

by Argentina have found their way back to the United States almost exclusively as parts kits. These are very attractive machine guns and this model of the Browning machine gun is extremely popular at the range, not only for its reliability, but also for its versatility to be able to be readily converted to different calibers. By changing barrels, and spacers without altering the gun, one can readily change it to .30-06, .308, or 8mm Mauser. With a little more work it can be converted to 7.62 Russian. A very handsome piece of old world craftsmanship which still to this day is the very hallmark of quality American gunmaking.

Very nice ensemble needing only some ammunition to take to the range for a shooting day. 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 12,000 - 18,000

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www.MorphyAuctions.com | October 22, 2019

1014 - (N) EXCEPTIONAL MATCHING SOLOTHURN S18-1000 ANTI-TANK RIFLE (DESTRUCTIVE DEVICE).

Manufacturer: Solothurn Model: S18-1000 Serial No. 1216 Sear Serial 1216 Caliber/Bore: 20mm Barrel Length: 57” FFL Status: NFA Exceptional Swiss manufactured Solothurn S-18-1000 Anti-Tank gun with visible numbers all matching including receiver, barrel, bolt, and bipod. Both large and small original muzzle breaks with leather covers are included as well as muzzle thread protector, nine original magazines, one magazine carrier, one canvas tool bag, and 20 rounds of original ammunition. Ten of the included rounds are original Nazi marked orange-brown projectile with annotation “APT” written on box in which they came. This gun and included accessories came from the Estate of renown cartridge collector William H. Woodin. CONDITION: Overall appearance and finish is near excellent original lustrous blue finish with preservative grease remaining in places. Mechanics are fine. Bore is near excellent shiny and bright. Bolt is in the white also near excellent condition. Optics are clear. Rubber of eye cup and cocking handle is still supple but starting to crack. Rubber of shoulder stock fine. A very superior and collectible World War II Anti-Tank gun with shooting video of an identical specimen available for viewing on Forgottenweapons.com. See additional ammunition offered as a separate lot 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 A “DESTRUCTIVE DEVICE” AND IS ALSO CURIO AND RELIC ELIGIBLE. JWK 2019-10-003 15,000 - 20,000

www.MorphyAuctions.com | October 22, 2019

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1015 - (N) EXTERMELY FINE RICHARD M. DAVIS REGISTERED SIDEPLATE BROWNING 1919A4 MACHINE GUN ON TRIPOD (FULLY TRANSFERABLE) Manufacturer: Browning Model: 1919A4 Serial No. 14 Caliber/Bore: .30-06 Springfield Barrel Length: 24” FFL Status: NFA

Extremely fine condition Richard M. Davis registered sideplate Browning 1919A4 machine gun manufactured with “BROWNING MACHINE GUN”, model, and manufacturer date professionally applied to right sideplate. Parts of this gun have original “RIA” markings and assembly numbers. Bolt is unmarked on top. Includes “low” mount M2 tripod. Traverse & elevation mechanism and front mounting stirrup present.

CONDITION: Overall appearance and finish is near excellent gray finish as applied upon re-manufacture.

Mechanics are fine. Bore is dark. Bolt is fine exclusive of face which is stuck in closed position. Tripod is fine with green paint coverage. This is a full-automatic only machine gun. These Browning machine guns are always popular at the range and this has a pleasing gray finish tone to it. 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 2019-10-123 12,000 - 18,000

1016 - (N) FANTASTIC NEAR MINT AUTO ORDNANCE WEST HURLEY THOMPSON MACHINE GUN IN M1A1 CONFIGURATION (CURIO AND RELIC).

Manufacturer: Auto Ordnance Model: M1 Thompson Serial No. M173A Caliber/Bore: .45 ACP Barrel Length: 10 - 1/2” FFL Status: NFA

This Auto Ordnance Thompson was manufactured in West Hurley, New York, and although has been fired, is just about as nice as it can possibly be. Configured in military style with unribbed no compensator barrel, horizontal wood, fixed firing pin, and non-detachable buttstock. Includes a black M-16 style sling and three 30 round magazines. CONDITION: Overall appearance and finish is near excellent original lustrous blue finish throughout with perhaps the slightest of handling marks. Wood is also near excellent. Magazine has very attractive lustrous blue finish with gray patina at the contact points. Mechanics are crisp. Bore and bolt are near excellent. This is a select fire machine gun. Just a beautiful Thompson in every way and a classic! 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 2019-10-145 12,500 - 17,500 26

www.MorphyAuctions.com | October 22, 2019

1017 - (N) EXTREMELY ATTRACTIVE MATCHING NUMBERS “ERB” REGISTERED TUBE GERMAN WORLD WAR II MP-40 MACHINE GUN (FULLY TRANSFERABLE).

Manufacturer: Germany Model: MP-40 Serial No. 3841 Caliber/Bore: 9mm Para Barrel Length: 10” FFL Status: NFA Erb registered receiver tube numbered to match a visible matching numbered German WW2 MP-40 parts manufactured by “bnz” (Steyr) in 1941. Early “hook” type bolt also matches lower assembly number “3841e”. Numerous eagle over “623” proofs with Erb’s own added eagle proofs and Logo on the receiver tube. Erb went about making these guns from matching parts kits whenever he could, and had the foresight to realize that the guns would be more attractive if he numbered his registered receiver tubes to match. He did much to aid and abet the collecting and shooting hobby by putting registered tubes together with fine “kits” and taking the time and effort to mark them otherwise with attractive proof-marks. To the layman, there is little to no difference in external appearance between this and a pre-May 1945 brought back gun. Visible numbers appear matching including front sight hood, barrel, unmarked barrel nut, receiver, lower assembly, trigger guard, rear sight, bolt, and arms of swing out shoulder loop. An original leather sling, four original Nazi marked magazines and a U.S. green canvas 7 cell magazine pouch is included. CONDITION: Overall appearance and finish is extremely fine combination of lustrous and dull refinish over slight handling marks with some pinpricks discernable in places. Magazines show more pitting under an old refinish, but original proofs are clearly visible and the magazines appear to be very serviceable. Mechanics are crisp. Bore is fine shiny and bright with some light pitting midway down. Bolt face is very fine. 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. As the most recognizable German machine pistol of world war 2, the MP-40 needs no introduction to the WW2 collector or recreational machine gun enthusiast. Considered by many to be one of the best entry level historical machine guns, it is slow firing, from an open bolt, with magazines, parts, and ammunition readily available.

A gun you will take to the range over and over for the sheer fun and simplicity of shooting it. This is a particularly attractive specimen. JWK 2019-10-004 12,500 - 17,500

1018 - (N) ATTRACTIVE SMITH ENTERPRISES M14 MACHINE GUN (FULLY TRANSFERABE) WITH S.C.R.C. MK 23 SUPPRESSOR. Manufacturer: Smith Enterprises Model: M14 Serial No. (Gn)FA00252 (Sup) S0416 Caliber/Bore: .308 Winchester Barrel Length: 22” FFL Status: NFA Beautiful shooter’s package yet retaining attractive walnut stock. Receiver marked with “U.S. RIFLE / 7.62 mm M-14 / SMITH ENT” followed by serial number. Incorporates clamped-on flash hider and flip-up buttplate and included one 20 round magazine and a S.C.R.C. Mk 23 suppressor in .308. This lot will require two separate $200.00 BATF transfer fees (one for gun, and one for suppressor if this lot is transferred on ATF Form 4s.) Currently on Form 3’s with Morphy auctions. Selector switch at receiver, with brown plastic handguard. CONDITION: Overall finish and appearance extremely fine to near excellent original smooth dull blue upon manufacture on metal parts with fine to extremely fine wood which shows some handling marks and circle “P” and (rack #) “71” at pistol grip. Suppressor is near excellent. Mechanics are fine. Bore is extremely fine, shiny and bright. Bolt face extremely fine. This is a select fire machine gun. THESE ARE NATIONAL FIREARMS ACT ITEMS AND REQUIRE BATF APPROVAL PRIOR TO TRANSFER. THESE ITEMS ARE FULLY TRANSFERABLE ON AN ATF FORMS 3 OR 4. JWK 2019-10-028 12,500 - 17,500

www.MorphyAuctions.com | October 22, 2019

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1019 - (N) VERY DESIRABLE DIECASTERS LTD MANUFACTURED AUSTEN MK I MACHINE GUN (PRE-86 DEALER SAMPLE).

Manufacturer: Austen Model: MK I Serial No. 794 Caliber/Bore: 9mm Barrel Length: 7 - 7/8” FFL Status: NFA Very scarce and desirable Diecasters Ltd manufactured Austen MK I machine gun. Particularly noteworthy in the production of this gun was the use of diecasting to fabricate the magazine housing and top part of the magazine as well as end cap to expedite the manufacturing process.

The Australians improved on the Sten design by incorporating a folding stock and utilizing and enclosed telescoping mainspring after the manner of the German MP-40. Even the grip panels closely resemble the MP-40. The addition of the forward vertical pistol grip undoubtedly was inspired by the American Thompson. The resulting Austen (Australian Sten) machine gun is a very comfortable select-fire machine gun to shoot.

ATF Registration form shows, “AUSTRALIA” in the manufacture’s block. Includes one original 28 round Austen magazine with remnants of green paint in evidence. Manufacturer’s logo “DC” within a circle on top of magazine housing. Prominent “SAFE” within a diamond shaped border at safe position on receiver tube. CONDITION: Overall appearance and finish is extremely fine smooth gray original finish with some slight thinning in places. Grips extremely fine with one forward grip panel slightly loose. Mechanics are fine. Bore has extremely fine shiny rifling turning dark in the grooves. Bolt face is very fine. This is a select fire machine gun. A wonderful combination of the ease of production of the Sten with good ideas borrowed from other successful designs. A great recreational as well as historic machine gun. 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 2019-10-118 10,000 - 15,000

1020 - (N) BEAUTIFUL HIGH CONDITION VECTOR ARMS HR 4332 UZI MACHINE GUN WITH 10 MAGAZINES (FULLY TRANSFERABLE).

Manufacturer: Group Industries Model: HR 4332 Serial No. 101352 Caliber/Bore: 9mm Para Barrel Length: 10” FFL Status: NFA An absolutely beautiful Uzi machine gun as produced by Vector Arms on a Group Industries receiver. These Group Industries receiver guns were specially heat treated specifically to be machine gun receivers, and Vector utilized the very highest quality parts in completing them. This specimen has an “A,R,S” selector with Group Industries markings on left side of receiver and “VECTOR ARMS. NSL UT” also on left side of receiver below top cover. Included with this gun is one original magazine which came with gun new in sealed plastic bag, plus ten 25 round magazines, spare barrel, recoil spring assembly, extractor, full-auto sear, front sight adjustment tool, and original owner’s manual with invoice for parts dated 2001. Gun is registered in three calibers (9mm, .45 and .22) but all parts are only in 9mm. CONDITION: Overall appearance and finish is near excellent original factory matte blue finish with slight loss of finish where the charging handle rides in the top cover. 10 magazines are very clean and serviceable but are clearly used with loss of finish to a gray patina. Other magazine and parts are as new, unused. Mechanics are crisp.

Bore and bolt are near excellent. This is a select fire machine gun. A beautiful gun in such nice condition one might mistake it for unfired. 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 2019-10-167 10,000 - 15,000 28

www.MorphyAuctions.com | October 22, 2019

1021 - (N) SUPERB CONDITION BERETTA MODEL 12 S MACHINE GUN (PRE-86 DEALER SAMPLE).

Manufacturer: Beretta Model: Model 12 S Serial No. F02436-78 Caliber/Bore: 9mm Luger Barrel Length: 20” FFL Status: NFA Superb condition Beretta Model 12 S machine gun. An exceptionally well manufactured and finished modern machine gun with ergonomic vertical foregrip, folding buttstock, and forward grip safety. One original 32 round magazine is included. Importer marked on right side forward of magazine housing “R/M Equipment”. CONDITION: Overall appearance and finish is near excellent original factory black hardcoat finish with very little evidence of firing. Bore is near excellent shiny and bright. Bolt face near excellent. Mechanics are crisp. This is a select fire machine gun.

An absolutely fabulous machine gun for the discerning machine gun enthusiast. 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 2019-10-96 7,500 - 12,500

1022 - (N) HIGH CONDITION 1970’S VINTAGE HECKLER & KOCH MODEL 53A2 MACHINE GUN (PRE-86 DEALER SAMPLE).

Manufacturer: HECKLER & KOCH Model: 53A2 Serial No. C110343 Caliber/Bore: 5.56mm NATO Barrel Length: 8 - 1/4” FFL Status: NFA Beautiful Heckler & Koch Model 53 machine gun with five 30 round magazines. Recognized as one of the best intermediate cartridge firing platforms, the H&K 53 has been greatly favored by law enforcement agencies since its introduction. Proof mark “HH” on this specimen indicates 1978 manufacture. Serial number on left side of magazine well with three position selector “S, E, F”. Telescoping shoulder stock and bird-cage flash hider make this a very attractive specimen. CONDITION: Overall appearance and finish is extremely fine to near excellent black hard coat original finish with the slightest indication that a scope mount was affixed at some point. Forward sling ring has slight loss of finish. Composite furnishings near excellent. Magazines near excellent. Mechanics are crisp. Bore is near excellent shiny and bright. Bolt extremely fine to near excellent. A super gun for the current FFL/SOT dealer to make their own. 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 2019-10-116.

9,000 - 12,500

www.MorphyAuctions.com | October 22, 2019

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1023 - (N) OUTSTANDING AND RARE ORIGINAL LEND-LEASE ROYAL TYPEWRITER MODEL 1918A2 BROWNING AUTOMTIC RIFLE (B.A.R) MACHINE GUN (PRE-86 DEALER SAMPLE).

Manufacturer: Royal Typewriter Model: 1918A2 Serial No. 878331 Caliber/Bore: .30-06 Springfield Barrel Length: 25” FFL Status: NFA

It is rare to find a Royal Typewriter manufactured B.A.R. but here one is, and in very nice condition too! Currently fitted with a “ HAS 11-54” dated barrel with British Nitro Proofs, as well Inter American Import Company marks, this gun also has an Augusta Arsenal (AA 57) rebuild hand stamp at top of receiver. This gun retains the 1st Variation adjustable gas cylinder plug, and also has a bipod, carrying handle, smooth wooden forend, composite buttstock, and “F A S” selector markings with updated internals. Armasteel forged trigger housing. One original 20 round magazines and a modern black sling are included with this gun. CONDITION: Overall appearance and finish is extremely fine over 95% smooth arsenal refinish with some thinning and some wear to a grey patina at the gas port nut. Wood and composite furnishings exhibit light but typical handling marks and dings. Mechanics are fine. Bore fine shiny and bright. Bolt face is extremely fine. This is a full-auto only (fast and slow) machine gun. The BAR is always a favorite among collectors and shooters. Very strongly indicated this is a returned “lend lease” gun from Great Britain. 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 2019-10-50 7,500 - 12,500

1024 - (N) ABSOLUTELY BEAUTIFUL NEAR MINT HIGHLY DESIRABLE ORIGINAL FIRST PRODUCTION MODEL CARL GUSTAF M/45 SWEDISH K MACHINE GUN (PRE-86 DEALER SAMPLE).

Manufacturer: Carl Gustaf Model: 45 Serial No. 353784 Caliber/Bore: 9mm Luger Barrel Length: 8” FFL Status: NFA Just an absolutely beautiful matching Swedish K machine gun with visible matching numbers complete with Swedish crown proofs. One green web sling and one 36 round magazine are included with this high quality and very desirable machine gun. This specimen retains the detachable magazine housing which enables this gun to use either the standard 36 round magazines or the 50 round coffin magazines. One can see several desirable features from earlier machine gun designs. Sights are reminiscent of the PPsH-41. Full-auto only operation with slotted receiver tube cut-out for bolt to be held to the rear as on the MP-40, and folding wire-loop shoulder brace much like the Madsen. Bolt may be locked in the closed position by pressing in the cocking handle. CONDITION: Overall appearance and finish is near excellent original smooth gun metal gray finish with attractive near mint wood grips exhibiting only slight handling marks. Mechanics are crisp. Bore is near excellent shiny and bright. Bolt face extremely fine. Magazine has deep lustrous blue finish. For twenty years the Swedish M/45 (Swedish K) was the standard sub machine gun for Sweden, and it gained much favor and admiration world-wide as a slow-firing, low recoil machine gun with exceptional feeding reliability and high magazine capacity. This cataloger knows more than one Vietnam war Veteran who used one of these guns in combat considers this model, “The best submachine gun ever”. Pretty difficult to upgrade the condition of this specimen, and the fact that it retains the detachable magazine housing only enhances the desirability of this particular gun. 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 2019-10-111 7,500 - 12,500

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www.MorphyAuctions.com | October 22, 2019

1025 - (N) SCARCE STEYR MP-30 MACHINE GUN IN 9MM MAUSER CALIBER (CURIO & RELIC).

Manufacturer: Steyr-Solothurn Model: MP-34 Serial No. 5205 Caliber/Bore: 9x25mm Mauser Barrel Length: 8” FFL Status: NFA This predecessor of the MP-34o is marked with “W” Austrian Eagle and “34” proof on left side of receiver below hinge of top cover. Visible numbers appear matching including receiver, bolt, cover latch, and safety. Stock has the distinctive sweep and profile particular to the MP-30.

Safety forward of the trigger guard also indicative of the MP-30. Two original 32 round magazines for the long 9mm cartridges are included.

The MP-30 was originally procured as a police weapon and utilized by the Austrian police. It was also marketed world-wide and sold in a number of calibers to order including 7.65 Luger, 7.63 Mauser, 9mm Parabellum, 9mm Steyr, 9mm Mauser, and .45 ACP. It was among the last of the milled steel “sub” machine guns before stamped sheet metal construction became the order of the day. CONDITION: Overall appearance and finish is very good to fine original finish with areas thinning to brown patina on the shroud and gray patina at high edges. Top cover release latch, bolt handle, and sling hardware finish handle thinning to a gray brown patina. Trigger guard hardware a pleasing gray patina with some blue in recessed areas. Stock has been sanded so that no markings remain and metal furnishings are slightly proud of the wood. Still, the wood is very clean and presents well, which no doubt was the intention. Mechanics are fine. Bore is fine, shiny and bright. Bolt is fine, slightly polished so number is barely discernible. This is a select-fire machine gun. Quite a nice example of its kind which is one of the last of the milled steel receiver 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 AS CURIO & RELIC ELIGIBLE. JWK 2019-10-192 10,000 - 15,000

1026 - (N) EXCEPTIONAL CONDITION LIGHT AS A FEATHER AUTO ORDNANCE MODEL 1928 A22 THOMPSON MACHINE GUN IN .22 LR WITH FOUR MAGAZINES (CURIO AND RELIC).

Manufacturer: Auto Ordnance Model: 1928A22 Serial No. 240TF Caliber/Bore: .22LR Barrel Length: 12 - 7/8” FFL Status: NFA This is just a great condition Auto-Ordnance Model 1928 A22 Thompson machine gun in .22 Long Rifle with four original 30 round magazines.

Auto-Ordnance made a very limited number of these guns in response to market demand and they have become sought after .22 machine guns today. They appeal to machine gun enthusiasts due to the inexpensive ammunition cost as well as their light weight. Anybody who is used picking up a .45 Thompson who picks this gun up is in for a surprise. Much of this gun is made out of aluminum. It retains the patent dates “Auto Ordnance Corporation, West Hurley, NY” address on the right side of the receiver and has “A22” and “.22 LR” caliber to the left side receiver markings.

This very light machine gun retains the features of a detachable wooden buttstock, vertical foregrip, and Cutts compensator. CONDITION: Overall appearance and finish is near excellent original anodized black finish with slight handling marks. Wood also extremely fine with light handling marks. Bore is extremely fine shiny and bright. Bolt face extremely fine. Mechanics are fine. 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 2019-10-130 10,000 - 15,000

www.MorphyAuctions.com | October 22, 2019

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1027 - (N) ROCK ISLAND ARMORY REGISTERED XM-15A1 (M16A1) LOWER MACHINE GUN ASSEMBLY ONLY (FULLY TRANSFERABLE).

Manufacturer: Rock Island Armory Model: XM-15A1 Serial No. 777 Caliber/Bore: .223 Remington FFL Status: NFA

Registered lower assembly with functioning internals bolt hold back lever, and magazine release. Detent pins also present. Rock Island Armory logo visible on left side of magazine well with caliber, model and serial number markings. CONDITION: Overall appearance and finish is fine with loss of anodization to high edges. Composite handgrip very fine. Mechanics are fine. This is a select-fire lower assembly set-up for semi and full-auto fire.

An opportunity for someone who wants to build an M16 to their own taste with an almost infinite variety of uppers, stocks, sights, and other pieces available in the market today. 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 2019-10-013 12,500 - 17,500

1028 - (N) ATTRACTIVE ERB REGISTERED WORLD WAR I GERMAN DWM MG-08 MAXIM MACHINE GUN ON SWISS TRIPOD (FULLY TRANSFERABLE) Manufacturer: DWM Model: MG-08 Serial No. 33694 Caliber/Bore: 8mm Mauser Barrel Length: 28” FFL Status: NFA

This is a Charles Erb registered DWM MG-08 Maxim manufactured in 1918 with matching numbered receiver, barrel jacket, top cover, safety bar, backplate and caps. Fusee cover is un-numbered. The feed block and bolt does not match. Wood thumb pieces present on water fill cap.

Swiss tripod with trunnion collar adapter and traverse limiting blocks is included with this gun. Also included are two Russian ammo cans with a 200 round metal 7.62 x 54R Maxim belt in each. CONDITION: Overall appearance and finish is extremely fine with dark green repainted finish over light pitting on water jacket which has a couple small dings. Top cover, fusee cover, and backplate hardware also have some small pitting over nice refinish. Sideplates have near excellent finish. Wood handles have some little dings and handling marks but still are very serviceable.

Right handle slightly loose. Mechanics are crisp. Bore of Weimar eagle marked barrel with “S” is near excellent shiny and bright. Multiple renumbered lock is extremely fine. Tripod retains over 95% green paint with fine mechanics. The Maxim MG-08 is one of the most recognizable weapons of World War 1, and remained in service albeit in a rear security role with the Germans through the end of WW2. In recent years there have been very successful conversions of the MG-08 to fire 7.62 Russian ammunition. It is a great machine gun to take to the range or as a display piece. No collection of WW1 machine guns is complete without a German MG-08. 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 2019-10-195 12,500 - 17,500

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1029 - (N) EXCEPTIONALLY CLEAN FLEMING REGISTERED IMI UZI PISTOL WITH AWC MK9 SILENCER (FULLY TRANSFERABLE).

Manufacturer: Fleming Arms Model: UZI Pistol Serial No. (Gn)UP07720 (Sup) R0422 Caliber/Bore: 9mm Para Barrel Length: 7 - 3/4” FFL Status: NFA Truly exceptional Fleming registered Uzi pistol with swing-out shoulder loop and highly effective AWC Mk 9 silencer. One 32 round magazine included. This lot will require two separate $200.00 BATF transfer fees (one for gun, and one for suppressor if this lot is transferred on ATF Form 4s. Currently on Form 3’s with Morphy auctions.) CONDITION: Overall appearance and finish is near excellent original finish on both metal and composite parts. Magazines also near excellent. Mechanics are crisp. Bore near excellent, shiny and bright. Silencer very clean. Obviously a very well cared for gun. Light, handy, and a design that consistently runs well, it is one of the most popular models of the UZI for the modern shooting enthusiast. THESE ARE NATIONAL FIREARMS ACT ITEMS AND REQUIRE BATF APPROVAL PRIOR TO TRANSFER. THESE ITEMS ARE FULLY TRANSFERABLE ON AN ATF FORMS 3 OR 4. JWK 2019-10-005 12,000 - 16,000

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1030 - (N) DOCUMENTED VERY FIRST GROUP INDUSTRIES/VECTOR ARMS HR 4332 UZI MACHINE GUN (FULLY TRANSFERABLE).

Manufacturer: Vector Arms Model: HR 4332 Serial No. 100082 Caliber/Bore: 9mm Para Barrel Length: 10 - 1/4” FFL Status: NFA

This is documented by serial number and letter as being the very first Uzi machine gun produced by Vector Arms on a Group Industries receiver.

After Vector Arms acquired the registered receivers they purchased original Israeli parts and started to assemble and finish off guns. This particular gun was the very first one completed, and was held back. Now offered here in near mint condition with Group Industries markings on left side of receiver, and Israeli selector markings. “VECTOR ARMS. NSL UT” also on left side of receiver below top cover. Includes six magazines.

CONDITION: Overall appearance and finish is near mint original factory matte blue finish with a slight blemish above the trigger pin on left side.

Mechanics are crisp. Bore and bolt are mint unfired. This is a select fire machine gun. An absolutely beautiful investment level firearm and part of gun-making history in the United States. THIS IS A NATIONAL FIREARMS ACT ITEM AND REQUIRES BATF APPROVAL PRIOR TO TRANSFER. THIS ITEM IS FULLY TRANSFERABLE ON AN ATF FORM 3 OR 4. JWK 2019-10-156. 12,000 - 20,000

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1031 - (N) GROUP INDUSTRIES 1918A2 BROWNING AUTOMATIC RIFLE MACHINE GUN (FULLY TRANSFERABLE).

Manufacturer: Group Industries Model: 1918A2 BAR Serial No. 72 Caliber/Bore: .30-06 Barrel Length: 24” FFL Status: NFA

This is a World War II (1943) New England manufactured set of BAR parts on a Group Industries fully transferable receiver. Flaming bomb arsenal mark with NE (New England) and 12-43 date on top of barrel. Top of receiver has standard Group Industries markings and serial number. This weapon has an original bipod, carrying handle, smooth wooden forend, and hard composite buttstock. It includes one original 20 round magazine. Various parts are marked “NE” for New England Arms. The BAR was an important component of portable firepower within the American infantry squad during World War II. It was highly effective when engaging the enemy. CONDITION: Overall appearance and finish is extremely fine to near excellent as refinished upon remanufacture with a smooth blue finish with loss of finish at the high points and thinning in some areas, most notably the buttplate and the feet of the bipod. Action is smooth when operated by hand. Bore is extremely fine, shiny & bright. Bolt face is extremely fine. Stock has some slight handling marks. Magazine finish is consistent with the rest of the weapon. The Browning automatic rifle is one of the most popular machine guns out on the range, and one will no doubt bring a lot of enjoyment to the new owner. This gun presents very well indeed! 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 2019-10-84 18,000 - 24,000

www.MorphyAuctions.com | October 22, 2019

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1032 - (N) VERY INTERESTING WORLD WAR II GERMAN MP 43 MACHINE GUN WITH DUAL SIDE SLING RINGS (CURIO AND RELIC).

Manufacturer: German Model: MP43 Serial No. 465g/44 Caliber/Bore: 8mm Kurz Barrel Length: 16” FFL Status: NFA

Very interesting MP43 assembled by C.G. Haenel in 1944, with eagle over “37” proof and “cos” (Mertz werk) on underside of receiver. Bolt has factory cut-out near extractor and was manufactured by Mauser with factory applied “M” marking with C.G. Haenel final proof, however serial number is non-matching. Operating rod serial number position has been lightly buffed with electro pencil scrawl. Receiver and buttstock serial numbers match with very clear “fxo” marking in the wood. One original Nazi marked magazine is included. What is unusual about this gun is that in addition to the standard sling swivel at the right side of the gas block this gun has another fixed sling swivel professionally attached to the left side of the gas block as well. This was accomplished by drilling a hole through the gas block, passing the sling loop stud through, and then peening over the head to make it fast. Nice job. The ‘why’ is a mystery. This model was highly effective and the first modern assault rifle produced in significant quantities. It incorporates many desirable features such as being select-fire, firing from a closed bolt, taking an intermediate length cartridge (shorter than the standard 8mm) which was less bulky to carry, and yet could range out further and with greater effect than a pistol cartridge. The shorter cartridge allowed for a high 30 round magazine capacity. CONDITION: Overall appearance and finish is very good original finish with loss of finish to grey and brown patina on metal parts exclusive of barrel and gas block. There is a weld filled hole at the bottom on the receiver forward of the magazine weld and the barrel, gas block, and front sight finish are much better indicating there are replacements incidental to reactivation. Wood butt is 5-5/8” high profile style and has numerous dings and handling marks. Mechanics are fine.

Bore is extremely fine shiny and bright. Bolt is extremely fine. 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 & RELIC ELIGIBLE. JWK 2019-10-208. 18,000 - 24,000

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1033 - (N) EXTREMELY FINE WORLD WAR II ERA AUTO ORDNANCE 1928A1 THOMPSON MACHINE GUN (CURIO AND RELIC).

Manufacturer: Thompson Model: M1928A1 Serial No. A0113397 Caliber/Bore: .45 ACP Barrel Length: 10” FFL Status: NFA

This is a refinished Auto Ordnance rebuild gun after return from WW2. Lower assembly is from a Savage manufactured gun, serial number “S-472315” and does not match receiver SN. Left side of receiver clearly marked “Model 1928 A1” with serial number “113397” and added “AO”. Otherwise left-hand receiver markings are, “THOMPSON AUTOMATIC MACHINE GUN”, “CALIBRE .45 AUTOMATIC CARTRIDGE” clearly visible underneath the dull gray finish of the receiver. Right hand receiver markings are typical “AUTO – ORDNANCE” with Bridgeport address.

Cutts bullet logo compensator Savage manufactured barrel index mark not in alignment with receiver indicates this is a replacement barrel. One WW2 era “Bridgeport” 50 round drum and “NOBUCKL” sling is included with this gun. CONDITION: Overall appearance and finish is extremely fine to near excellent with dull matte gray blue refinish throughout including drum with some slight wear to buttplate high edges to gray patina.

Small chip, hardly noticeable out of tip of toe of buttstock. Drum is extremely fine as is sling. Mechanics are crisp. Bore is extremely fine. Bolt face very fine. This is a select fire machine gun. A very nice specimen of a rebuilt WW2 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 2019-10-190 18,000 - 24,000

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1034 - (N) COLT M16A1 CARBINE MACHINE GUN (FULLY TRANSFERABLE).

Manufacturer: Colt Model: M16A1 Serial No. 9577038 Caliber/Bore: 5.56mm NATO FFL Status: NFA Colt M16A1 with telescoping buttstock, round handguards and bird cage flash hider. One 30-round magazine is included. Barrel is marked “C MP 8”. Forward assist at right side of receiver with classic rampant Colt logo and markings on left side of magazine well. CONDITION: Overall appearance and finish is extremely fine original finish with some small handling marks and brassing of the finish at the high edges.

Composite furnishings extremely fine. Mechanics are crisp. Bore near excellent, shiny and bright. Bolt also near excellent. This is a select-fire machine gun. A nice compact M16A1. Good gun for the modern military enthusiast or for someone who simply wants a great machine gun to take to the range. As a Colt this will always be a step above the others. 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 2019-10-230 18,000 - 25,000

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1035 - (N) ATTRACTIVE AND WELL ACCESSORIZED AUTO ORDNANCE WEST HURLEY THOMPSON MODEL 1928 MACHINE GUN (CURIO AND RELIC).

Manufacturer: Auto Ordnance Model: 1928 Serial No. 820A Caliber/Bore: .45 ACP Barrel Length: 10 - 1/2â&#x20AC;?

Absolutely beautiful Auto Ordnance 1928 Thompson manufactured in West Hurley, New York, in great condition with a nice assortment of accessories. Ten 30 round stick magazines in green web carrying pouch, Two contemporary 50 round drums, one of which is still in its original cardboard container with pebble finished oiler, and two contemporary 100 round drums. Gun has familiar Auto-Ordnance and Model 1928 markings on receiver with bullet logo Cutts compensator. CONDITION: Overall appearance and finish is extremely fine original lustrous blue finish throughout with some loss of finish where charging handle rides in and on the high edges of the receiver. Wood is extremely fine to near excellent with some light handling marks on the buttstock. Magazines and drums have near excellent lustrous original finish. Pouch is extremely fine.

Mechanics are crisp. Bore is extremely fine, shiny and bright. Bolt is extremely fine with typical loss of finish from firing. This is a select fire machine gun. A really nice grouping of a Thompson with plenty of 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 2019-10-172 18,000 - 25,000

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1036 - (N) ABSOLUTELY SUPERB HIGHLY SOUGHT QUALIFIED MANUFACTURING 3 POSITION AUTO SEAR PACK ON HOST HK-94 CONVERTED TO MP-5K MACHINE GUN (FULLY TRANSFERABLE).

Manufacturer: HK Model: MP5 Serial No. 10889 Sear Serial K807 Caliber/Bore: 9mm Para Barrel Length: 9” FFL Status: NFA Qualified manufacturing registered three position, “S, E, F” marked auto-sear in “tabbed” handgrip assembly on HK-94 host gun which has been professionally converted to an MP-5 machine gun. MP-5 marked on top of receiver with “IG” proof indicating 1986 manufacture. Laser point equipped vertical forend on gun with spare horizontal forend.

Also includes one original HK “IG” marked 20 round magazine, three “MKE” marked 30 round curved magazines, and one 100 round rotary “C” drum in canvas carrier with loader. Green web sling also included.

Host gun serial number on top of receiver. This sear pack may be removed and placed on another gun, but if this is done, the host gun will need to be registered as a short barreled rifle. These two items will not be separated by Morphy’s for shipping. CONDITION: Overall appearance and finish is near excellent original matte finish with near excellent composite furnishings. Magazines are near excellent. Mechanics are crisp. Bore near excellent, shiny and bright. Bolt near excellent. Laser light is functional and uses a CR-123 battery which are readily available. This is a select-fire machine gun. Just about as nice an MP-5 package as one could hope for with highly desirable, “move from host to host” auto sear pack. 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 2019-10-165 22,000 - 30,000

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1037 - (N) EXCEPTIONALLY RARE U.S. MILITARY SUCCESSOR TO M1A1 THOMPSON MARLIN MANUFACTURED M2 MACHINE GUN (CURIO AND RELIC).

Manufacturer: Marlin / Numrich Arms Co Model: M2 Serial No. 386 Caliber/Bore: .45 ACP Barrel Length: 12 - 1/4” FFL Status: NFA Marlin manufactured and Numrich Arms Company registered, this M2 submachine gun was the model which came in between the M1A1 Thompson and the M3 Grease gun. The massive receiver is marked with serial number, model “SUBMACHINE GUN CAL .45 M2”, and “MARLIN FIREARMS COMPANY” followed by company address. One can see that this model was an attempt to simplify the manufacturing processes of a milled steel submachine gun, and utilized features found on other U.S. manufactured guns of the period. It has a bolt very much like the M1A1 Thompson with a fixed firing pin, an upper handguard and front sight much like those of the M1 carbine, and a magazine well that is somewhat reminiscent of the Harrington and Richardson Model 50, but is one casting integral to the receiver/handgrip assembly, with a one piece wooden grip that bolts into the frame from the bottom. The safety is a simple flip switch on left side of the trigger housing and the selector is also a simple flip switch.

Sling swivels on the left side are simple fixed metal stampings. Includes two standard 30 round Thompson magazines. CONDITION: Overall appearance and finish is extremely fine to near excellent original lustrous blue finish with a duller finish on the receiver/handgrip assembly. Wood is extremely fine to near excellent with a small chip out of the left forward edge of the handguard and a corresponding tiny crack on the right forward edge of the handguard forward of the retention band. Wood has been sanded and professionally refinished. There is a diagonal bruise on left side above handgrip and otherwise the wood has light handling marks. There is a little loss of finish to the forward band exposing a gray patina as well as just a hint of loss on the sight ears. Mechanics are crisp. Bore is extremely fine shiny and bright. Bolt is extremely fine. This is a select-fire machine gun. It is worth noting that although this cataloger has no verification, this gun was probably part of Auto Ordnances inventory when they were taken over by Numrich Arms Company, and hence this is how this gun came to be registered as it is. This is an example of an important step of the evolution of the American military submachine gun with an interesting combination of familiar features. Consignor states it is a fun gun to shoot as well. THIS IS A NATIONAL FIREARMS ACT ITEM AND REQUIRES BATF APPROVAL PRIOR TO TRANSFER. THIS ITEM IS FULLY TRANSFERABLE ON AN ATF FORM 3 OR 4 AS CURIO & RELIC ELIGIBLE. JWK 2019-10-214 30,000 - 35,000

www.MorphyAuctions.com | October 22, 2019

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1038 - (N) INCREDIBLY RARE MODERN MILITARY FN MANUFACTURING “MINI-MI” MACHINE GUN (PRE-86 DEALER SAMPLE).

Manufacturer: FN Model: M249 MINIMI Serial No. FN008908 Caliber/Bore: 5.56mm NATO Barrel Length: 29” FFL Status: NFA Original Fabrique Nationale Herstal fully automatic fire only machine gun. The “Mini-mi” machine gun derives its name from the French translation of “Mini Machine Gun”. Now the standard Squad Automatic Weapon (SAW) of the United States and other countries, this model is innovative and may utilize either a belt or magazine ammunition feeding system. Gas piston operated and firing from an open bolt, it utilizes a rotary bolt locking system, and features a quick detachable chrome lined barrel, bipod, and carrying handle and integral adjustable rear peep sight.

Marked “FN” within an oval over “HERSTAL” on left side of receiver with numerous original stock numbers on various parts. Includes one bag of approximately 200 FN metal links and an additional 200 metal links on the loose, and one unmarked black aluminum magazine. CONDITION: Extremely fine to near excellent original finish with some loss of finish to the high edges of the handguard hardware, front sight hood, and muzzle of bird cage flash hider. Top cover rail and mechanism within top cover or feed tray are near excellent with some patina to feedway. Furnishings are extremely fine to near excellent. Tag attached to this gun indicates test firing in August 2005 and 100% function with magazine. Truly an outstanding battle tested “state of the art” light machine gun, versatile and fun to shoot as well as being very effective. If you are a modern machine gun enthusiast, this is a gun you need to try, and if you serve or served in the armed forces and employed one of these, you know how much fun they are! One of the very few Pre-86 dealer sample guns available to the private market. THIS IS A NATIONAL FIREARMS ACT ITEM AND REQUIRES BATF APPROVAL PRIOR TO TRANSFER. THIS MACHINE GUN 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 2019-10-186 30,000 - 40,000

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1039 - (N) ICONIC AND VERY HANDSOME COLT THOMPSON 1921 AC MACHINE GUN (CURIO AND RELIC).

Manufacturer: Colt Model: 1921 Serial No. 10163 Caliber/Bore: .45 ACP Barrel Length: 12” FFL Status: NFA Very fine specimen of a Colt 1921 Thompson with Cutts compensator retaining original 1921 internal parts and correct cartouched buttstock.

Typical markings on receiver with visible serial numbers matching. “JHB” inspection mark not visible on right side of receiver. One 30 round U.S. Cartridge magazine is included. The Colt Thompson is the most iconic of American machine guns. The first in the line of Thompson machine guns produced, it is a recognized symbol of the 1920’s prohibition era as well as World War II. The Thompson spans a range across several collecting genres, with plenty of variations and accessories to appeal to a wide range of collectors/investors. Even persons who are not normally gun enthusiasts have remarked to this cataloger, “If I was going to want to own one machine gun I would like a Thompson.” The gun that started the line was the Colt model 1921, and of these, the ones with the Cutts compensator such are this ones which have the most recognized silhouette.

CONDITION: Overall appearance and finish is extremely fine to near excellent with deep lustrous blue refinish on flat sides of upper receiver assembly and flat side of lower where it meets the upper. Some slight loss of finish to the high edges with some loss of finish to gray patina at the stock attachment points. Buttplate finish a brown patina with thinning to a gray at the high edges. Vertical foregrip is extremely fine with a rich brown color. Pistol grip in same state with noticeable gouges on the left side. Buttstock wood exhibits typical light nicks and handling marks.

Mechanics are crisp. Bore is superb, excellent shiny and bright. Bolt face extremely fine with remainder of bolt exceptionally fine. This is a select fire machine gun. A very handsome example of one of the most popular and sought after of the Thompson machine gun models. It is only upon the closest inspection that one may discern the refinish at the sides. Barrel does not appear to be refinished. 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 2019-10-159. 25,000 - 35,000

www.MorphyAuctions.com | October 22, 2019

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1040 - (D) MUSEUM LEVEL FANTASTIC CONDITION AMERICAN AND BRITISH MANUFACTURING COMPANY UNITED STATES NAVY MARK II 1 POUNDER CANNON ON ORIGINAL CARRIAGE (DESTRUCTIVE DEVICE).

Manufacturer: American & British Mfg. Co. Model: U.S.N. 1903 Serial No. 425 Caliber/Bore: 37mm Barrel Length: 58” FFL Status: Destructive Device Absolutely fantastic American and British Manufacturing Company, Bridgeport, CT manufactured 37 mm 1 Pounder gun on original U.S. wooden wheeled and steel mount. No rear sight present, but includes brass and wood shoulder rest, wood handle bore brush, wooden handle for trail socket, and contemporary plastic covered lanyard with wooden handle, and front sight numbered 428. Also includes 8 empty brass cartridge cases and 4 handloaded lead projectile cartridges within beautiful steel ammunition boxes. Attractive U.S. Navy markings with inspector’s proofs on brass trunnion collar, serial “477” which matches shoulder rest. Gun tube is dated 1903 with brass collar dated 1902 and this gun is registered with the BATF as a Destructive Device and subject to the provisions of the National Firearms Act. For those who might be unfamiliar with the transfer process required to take possession of this gun, please call Morphy’s for details and ask for “Information on how NFA transfers work”. CONDITION: Overall appearance and finish is simply outstanding in all respects, a real eye catcher, near excellent lustrous blue finish with just a couple spots where a tiny bit of pitting started and then was cleaned. Markings are crisp and clean as are lines. Brass furnishings retain a beautiful shine. Bronze furninshing of beautiful reproduction ammunition boxes are also near excellent, as is Navy blue gray restoration quality paint on steel portions of carriage. Wooden wheels are near excellent with steel tires having typical paint loss at contact points. Mechanics are fine. Bore is extremely fine with crisp rifling. Receiver chamber and breechblock extremely fine to near excellent. An absolutely striking and fabulous piece for the U.S. Navy and turn of the Century cannon collector well worth the wait of transfer. This is not a standard shippable item and will require third party shipping or pickup arrangements to be made. THIS IS A NATIONAL FIREARMS ACT ITEM AND REQUIRES BATF APPROVAL PRIOR TO TRANSFER. THIS ITEM IS FULLY TRANSFERABLE ON AN ATF FORM 3 OR 4 AS A DESTRUCTIVE DEVICE. JWK 2019-10-219 50,000 - 80,000

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1041 - (N) THE ONLY REMAINING PANCOR MK3 “JACKHAMMER” SELECT FIRE REVOLVING SHOTGUN MACHINE GUN IN EXISTENCE (FULLY TRANSFERABLE).

Manufacturer: PANCOR Model: Jackhammer Serial No. JHMK3A1 Caliber/Bore: 12 Bore Barrel Length: 22 - 1/5” FFL Status: NFA This is an unbelievably rare piece of firearms history, with only three functional weapons ever being produced, and two of those were intentionally destroyed incidental to endurance testing by HP White Labs, leaving only this one. The MK3 fully automatic shotgun was developed

by John Andersen based on his experiences during the Korean War, where he found that the pump action shotguns used by the military were difficult to load and took far too much time. His solution was the MK3, more popularly known as the Jackhammer. The Jackhammer cannibalized elements of various firearms and put them together to form a bullpup revolving select fire shotgun. The magazine is a cylinder with very distinct cuts reminiscent of the Webley-Fosbery and utilized a pin on the operating rod to rotate it. The barrel utilizes a tapered breech which sinks into the magazine, forming a gas seal similar to the Nagant revolver, that is broken by the firing sequence, where gas releases the barrel and blows it forward, allowing the operating rod pin the perform a half cycle to the next chamber, and then the recoil spring drives back, letting the operating rod pin complete the cycle to the next chamber and letting the barrel reseat in the cylinder, ready to fire again. The iron sights are a simple V-notch and post and mounted within the carrying handle. There is a five-vent muzzle brake attached over the end of the barrel that holds the recoil spring in place. Rear of drum housing with a small metal plaque reading “MANUFACTURED BY / (LOGO) / PAN ASSOCIATES / DENVER COLORADO 80200 / NO. JHMK3AI / 2.75 12 GAUGE ONLY”. This particular gun is most appropriately called a tool room prototype, and weighs more than 17 pounds, significantly heavier than guns provided to HP White. Additionally, this gun has operational idiosyncrasies that would never make it to a production gun; for example, replacement of the magazine requires partial disassembly, and many of the parts are made out of cast metal, explaining the heavy weight. This particular specimen is instantly recognizable as the owner who purchased it from

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Andersen replaced the forearm with a ribbed grip from an MP5SD and then rented the gun out to animation studios, movie studios, and others to utilize as a sci-fi looking weapon. Accompanying this gun are five additional recoil springs. CONDITION: Overall extremely fine, retaining the majority of its finish, with some marks from handling and operation. Selector switch has a distinct line between the three positions, and sections of the buttstock and the grips have rubbed to gray patina. Heavy machining marks are visible in some places, such as trigger and muzzle brake.

There is a good-sized area on the muzzle brake that retains its black finish, but is now largely a silver patina. Magazine has a few areas of brassing and nicks from where the operation rod pin has hit it. There is one small area of added white paint in one of the channels. Mechanics are very good, somewhat soft. Bore is very good to excellent. Bolt face is very good. This is a once in a lifetime opportunity to own this shotgun, which is a machine gun and registered as such in the NFA registry, and if you are a collector of NFA items, interesting prototype weapons, or just famous guns, you cannot afford to miss this. 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. EW 100,000 - 175,000

www.MorphyAuctions.com | October 22, 2019

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1042 - (N) EXCEEDINGLY RARE AND SUPERB ITALIAN WORLD WAR I VILLAR PEROSA 1915 TWIN 9MM MACHINE GUN (CURIO AND RELIC).

Manufacturer: Italian Government Arsenal Model: 1915 Villar Perosa Serial No. 1509 Caliber/Bore: 9mm Barrel Length: 12.50â&#x20AC;?

FFL Status: NFA This extremely rare and unusual machine gun is actually two guns joined together each with its own barrel and action which may be cocked separately and fired separately from a solitary spade handle, or they can be fired simultaneously. Originally designed to be mounted in early aircraft, it was not long until aircraft had become tough enough so that these were no longer effective in the role for which they were intended. They still made an impressive display of force could certainly take out personnel. This specimen is set-up for ground use with front mounted bipod. Two original 25 round magazines and an Italian instruction manual are included with this lot. This is an early production specimen with lever release magazine catches. This gun exhibits Old World high quality fit and finish of blued steel metal parts together with plum colored steel and brass which makes this a highly attractive early machine gun. Both right and left gun actions have proper spring tension and fire from open bolt. Separate firing actuators for each side however when safety is in safe position neither side will fire. Magazines are held in place by a rotating collar on each gun action. CONDITION: Overall finish and appearance is outstanding, over 96% lustrous blued finish with some slight chatter scruff/nicks remaining left side of right gun barrel. Mechanics are fine. Bores are extremely fine, shiny and bright with some frosting in left barrel. 9mm Glisenti ammunition can be loaded from 9mm Parabellum cases. It is noteworthy that although designed for 9mm Glisenti ammunition this gun will chamber and shoot 9mm Parabellum ammunition and people have shot standard 9mm in this model before without any mishap, no doubt due to the robust design of this gun. This cataloger can attest that this model machine gun is an extremely fun to shoot as well as being extremely rare in the NFA registry. Please note that there is a reproduction bomber pedestal mount for this gun which is being offered as a separate lot in this same auction. THIS IS A NATIONAL FIREARMS ACT ITEM AND REQUIRES BATF APPROVAL PRIOR TO TRANSFER. THIS ITEM IS FULLY TRANSFERABLE ON AN ATF FORM 3 OR 4 AS CURIO & RELIC ELIGIBLE. JWK 2019-10-203.

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1043 - EXCEPTIONAL REPRODUCTION OF ITALIAN WORLD WAR I AIRCRAFT PEDESTAL MOUNT FOR VILLAR PEROSA 1915 TWIN 9MM MACHINE GUN. This is a reproduced bomber or boat mount for the Italian Villa Perosa machine gun. It is an articulating seat with pulleys, cables and wheels designed to raise the pedestal shaft which holds the gun as the seat is lowered. Call it the early 20th Century version of the anti-Tie Fighter guns in the Millennium Falcon out of Star Wars. This mount rotates a full 360 degrees. The very positive base has feet which will stick into the ground and is, of course constructed with intention to be used for recreational shooting. This mount is a reproduction true to the original design, albeit heavier than the mount used on WW1 bombers and also small watercraft for the Villar Persoa machine gun. CONDITION: Near mint and clean.

Mechanics are crisp. This is a non-gun and will require special 3rd party shipping. JWK 2019-10-204 5,000 - 10,000

1044 - (N) PEARL MANUFACTURING COMPANY REGISTERED VALMET M-78 7.62X39 MACHINE GUN (FULLY TRANSFERABLE).

Manufacturer: Valmet Model: M-78 Serial No. 157466PMC Caliber/Bore: 7.62x39mm Barrel Length: 24” FFL Status: NFA

Bolt carrier marked “466” on underside, matching the last 3 digits of the serial number. Marked “R024 / MGM / 15815” in front of trigger, small PMC has been added to serial number. Synthetic forearm now largely black with good traces of the brown paint once applied to it. Marked on right side of receiver for import from ODIN INTERNATIONAL,. LTD out of Alexandria, VA. Left side of clubfoot stock marked “53” near point where metal meets wood. Buttplate is an ill-fitting replacement with no trap. Three tounge flash hider with bayonet lug. RPK style bipod. Post front sight is old tritium, adjustable rear sight with two white dots and what appears to be a small tritium vial mounted horizontally underneath notch. Black plastic crosshatch pistol grip. CONDITION: Very good, retaining the vast majority of finish on metal with scattered marks from handling and operation. Some silvering on high edges and losses on barrel. Wood has some handling marks and impressions and one chip on the left side. Forearm has generous traces of brown paint left in the crosshatch checkering. This is a lovely and rare 7.62x39 M-78. 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. EW 12,500 - 18,500

www.MorphyAuctions.com | October 22, 2019

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1045 - (N) SCARCE AND DESIRABLE BRASS MAXIM MODEL 1898 MACHINE GUN MADE BY DWM FOR ARGENTINA (CURIO & RELIC).

Manufacturer: DWM Model: Maxim 1898 Serial No. 135 Caliber/Bore: 7.65x53mm Mauser Barrel Length: 27 - 1/2” FFL Status: NFA Comes with tripod numbered 188 and Zeiss optic serial number 2583. Very attractive brass Maxim with matching numbers on external parts. Bolt is only 1 digit off, numbered 136. Barrel is numbered C47. Other external parts appear to be matching; this includes trunnion, feed shuttle, fusee spring cover, top cover, backplate, cocking handle, and rear sight as well as optic sight base and rail retaining plates. Drain plug and chains present with cork hardware although cork itself is not present (easy replacement). Water fill nut and chain present at rear of water jacket. Thumb piece not present. Marked on top cover “CARTUCHO” / “MAUSER ARGENTINO” / “1909” which mean this went through the 1909 cartridge and sight update. Marked on fusee spring cover “No 135. MAXIM’S PATENT 1898. BERLIN DEUTSCHE WAFFEN UND MUNITIONSFABRIKEN”.

Safety is marked “SEGURIDAD” & “FUEGO”. Wooden roller on feed shuttle rotates freely. PROVENANCE: The Class III weapons formerly on loan to Evergreen Aviation & Space Museum. CONDITION: Overall finish and appearance is near excellent blued finish on steel parts. Brass retains a pleasing deep shine with several scratches particularly a series of about nine 1” scratches 3-4” from trunnion. Muzzle is threaded and has thread protection ring. Wooden roller has a couple of scratches and dings but is fully serviceable. Mechanics are fine. Shiny bore with some slight corrosion in grooves. Sight optics are clear, metal retains 85% of its gray/blue finish. Rubber eye cup soft and supple but cracking and fraying away at edges. Tripod retains 90% bright green enamel repaint over some pitting in places. Leather seat shows some wear but is completely serviceable and soft to the touch. Traverse and elevation gear operates properly. Legs retained as folded by recent production web strap. This extremely attractive heavy weapon would make an outstanding centerpiece to any early machine gun collection. 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 2019-10-82 30,000 - 40,000

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www.MorphyAuctions.com | October 22, 2019

1046 - (N) EXTREMELY RARE AND SOUGHT AFTER ORIGINAL COLT MODEL 639 CARBINE VARIANT OF THE M16 MACHINE GUN WITH MODERATOR (FULLY TRANSFERABLE).

Manufacturer: (Gun and Supressor) Colt Model: (Gun) M16; (Suppressor) Moderator Serial No. (G)4790017;(S)SU4790017 Caliber/Bore: 5.56X45mm NATO Barrel Length: 11 - 1/2” FFL Status: NFA

Extremely fine condition and hard to find Colt Model 639 variant of the M-16 with original Colt manufactured moderator as made for the civilian market and for export. The moderator was designed to change the sound of the report so that this gun sounds like a rifle other than an M-16/ AR-15 machine gun. After these guns were made, the BATF reclassified the moderators as suppressor, and required that they be registered. Hence the moderation serial number is a professional engraving with “SU” prefix (for suppressor) followed by serial number 4790017. This gun will require two NFA transfer tax stamps if transferred on an ATF Form 4. This carbine includes one Kay Industries 30 round magazine, and features an original collapsible telescoping buttstock and forward assist. CONDITION: Overall appearance and finish extremely fine to near excellent with the slightest handling marks. Magazine has seen some light use. Moderator near excellent and clean. Composite parts finish extremely fine to near excellent. Mechanics are crisp. Bore near excellent and mirror bright. Bolt near excellent. Very rare model in investment level condition, yet able to be fired without detracting from its value. THESE ARE NATIONAL FIREARMS ACT ITEMS AND REQUIRE BATF APPROVAL PRIOR TO TRANSFER. THESE ITEMS ARE FULLY TRANSFERABLE ON AN ATF FORMS 3 OR 4. JWK 2019-10-115 22,000 - 30,000

www.MorphyAuctions.com | October 22, 2019

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1047 - (N) EXCEPTIONAL NEAR MINT UNFIRED CLASSIC MILITARY CONFIGURATION COLT M16A1 MACHINE GUN (FULLY TRANSFERABLE).

Manufacturer: Colt Model: M16A1 Serial No. 9537663 Caliber/Bore: .223 Remington Barrel Length: 20â&#x20AC;?

FFL Status: NFA Near mint unfired Colt M16A1 machine gun as manufactured for the civilian market. Typical Colt logo and address on left side of receiver. Classic configuration with chrome lined bore, bayonet lug, triangular handguards, bolt forward assist, sling swivels, and buttstock trap. No magazine present. This gun was purchased by the consignor as a display piece and never fired. Unfortunately the original box and magazine are not present. Appreciate that this gun is one of the no doubt very few remaining unfired specimens. These guns are truly an American classic and will always have an appeal to the American military collector. They are also highly accurate and fun-to-shoot guns. CONDITION: Overall appearance and finish is mint unfired original finish with the possibility of a handling mark upon closest possible inspection. Mechanics are crisp. Bore is mint unfired excellent mirror bright. Bolt is also near excellent. Just a fabulous investment level condition specimen for the discerning and forward thinking NFA enthusiast. THIS IS A NATIONAL FIREARMS ACT ITEM AND REQUIRES BATF APPROVAL PRIOR TO TRANSFER. THIS ITEM IS FULLY TRANSFERABLE ON AN ATF FORM 3 OR 4. JWK 2019-10-211 24,000 - 28,000

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www.MorphyAuctions.com | October 22, 2019

1048 - (N) SCARCE M1 MODEL THOMPSON MACHINE GUN FROM WORLD WAR II ERA (CURIO AND RELIC).

Manufacturer: Auto Ordnance Model: M1 Thompson Serial No. 17475 Caliber/Bore: .45 ACP Barrel Length: 10 - 1/5” FFL Status: NFA Fine refinished Auto Ordinance Bridgeport M1 Thompson with small “S” proof on bottom of receiver indicating Savage manufacture. Includes one 30 round Bridgeport marked magazine. Gun has typical right and left receiver markings with fixed peep sight, smooth unfinned barrel, and non-detachable buttstock. The M1 Model Thomson machine gun is quite scarce in the collecting community simply due to the fact that there were not many made before the less costly to produce M1A1 was approved and put into production. Although the traditional firing pin within the bolt of the M1 worked just fine, the fixed firing pin on the face of the M1A1 bolt proved less costly and time consuming to produce to than any Thompson model predecessor. CONDITION: Overall appearance and finish is near excellent correct parkerized approaching 100% refinish with just the slightest detectable loss of finish at the bolt handle contact points. Stock has been lightly sanded and refinished and overall this gun presents just outstanding. Just a little softness to the “M1” and “NO” marking on the left side of receiver. Mechanics are crisp. Bore and bolt face near excellent. The Thompson is universally held in high regard by veterans, collectors, and also recreational shooting enthusiasts. For Thompson collectors, the M1 Thompson is often the last model they need to complete their 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 2019-10-142 15,000 - 25,000

www.MorphyAuctions.com | October 22, 2019

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1049 - (N) ABSOLUTELY STUNNING CONDITION ORIGINAL AMNESTY REGISTERED RUSSIAN PPSH-41 MACHINE GUN WITH COPY OF ORIGINAL AMNESTY REGISTRATION FORM (CURIO AND RELIC).

Manufacturer: Russian Model: PPSH-41 Serial No. B3519 Caliber/Bore: 7.62x25mm Tokarev Barrel Length: 10 - 3/4” FFL Status: NFA Fantastic Soviet Russian PPSh-41 machine gun manufactured in 1944 by the Vyatskie Polyany factory as indicated by the star within the shield marking forward of the ejector port. This is one of the major manufacturers of this machine gun during World War II. Visible serial numbers appear matching on upper receiver, lower assembly tang, trigger guard, and upon close examination, one can almost discern them on the left side of the stock. Bolt also seems to match but a couple numbers are hard to make out. Observe the pictures and judge for yourself. Barrel does not display a serial number but does have a very lightly electro penciled number on right side, “B3 588”. One 71 round drum magazine and original sling is included.

Although over five million of these guns were manufactured in Soviet Russia, they are a rather scarce item as a fully transferable Curio and Relic eligible machine gun in the National Firearms Act registry. Original amnesty registration form is included with this lot. Incoming paper ATF Form 4 from consignor indicates “Russian” in manufacturers block. Electronic registry indicates, ”ASKLAND, RUSSELL LEE DBA SXT” in this field, which likely is the entity which reactivated this gun. This should in no way detract from the collector value of this gun as the legal status remains Curio and Relic and the condition is absolutely stellar. CONDITION: Overall appearance and finish is near excellent original finish over original manufacturer’s machine marks, tooling marks and pitting acquired at factory prior to bluing. One must remember the conditions under which these weapons were made, and that they were made as quickly as possible for immediate fielding and use. Functionality was the primary concern followed with desire that the guns be protected from corrosion in the field. Tool marks, welding imperfections, and rust acquired as the factory from conditions there did not matter in the least. The wear pattern and thinning of the finish to grey patina at certain points indicate the pinprick pitting and strike marks were acquired vintage of when the firearm was made and not contemporary. Wood stock has been lightly sanded and refinished. Drum number 8808 with faint electro pencil BH2384 has about 90% coverage remaining over light pitting. Mechanics of gun and drum are fine albeit untested by firing. Bore is near excellent, shiny and bright. Bolt is extremely fine. This is a select fire machine gun. A great gun for the discerning machine gun collector as it was used by enemy forces across several major conflicts. Ammunition remains plentiful and available in this country. A great specimen in top condition for the advanced and discerning World War II 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 & RELIC ELIGIBLE. JWK 2019-10-73 15,000 - 25,000

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www.MorphyAuctions.com | October 22, 2019

1050 - (N) HECKLER & KOCH G3 MACHINE GUN AS CONVERTED BY GROUP INDUSTRIES FROM HK-91 (FULLY TRANSFERABLE).

Manufacturer: HK Model: G3 Serial No. A055319 Caliber/Bore: .308 Winchester Barrel Length: 19” FFL Status: NFA Desirable Group Industries registered Heckler & Koch Model 91 machine gun manufactured in 1982 according to proof mark “IC” on left side of magazine well. This is a registered receiver machine gun with a pinned front end three position selector, “S, E, F”. This gun includes one 20 round and one original 4 round magazine. Marked on top of receiver “GROUP IND LOU KY” with “HK 91” on left side of magazine well. Features include bird cage flash hider at muzzle, bipod and carrying handle on this gun. CONDITION: Overall appearance and finish is extremely fine to near excellent original matte finish on metal parts with some slight loss of finish to high edges and where selector rotates. Composite near excellent. Mechanics are crisp. Bore very fine, shiny and bright. Bolt also very fine. This is a select-fire machine gun. The Heckler and Koch firing platform is a very popular and effective machine gun and this is a very fine specimen. THIS IS A NATIONAL FIREARMS ACT ITEM AND REQUIRES BATF APPROVAL PRIOR TO TRANSFER. THIS ITEM IS FULLY TRANSFERABLE ON AN ATF FORM 3 OR 4. JWK 2019-10-144 16,000 - 22,500

www.MorphyAuctions.com | October 22, 2019

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1051 - (N) EXTREMELY FINE AND RARE SWEDISH SERVICE MARKED BERGMANN MP-35 MACHINE GUN (CURIO AND RELIC).

Manufacturer: Bergmann Model: MP-35/1 Serial No. 7037 Caliber/Bore: 9mm Barrel Length: 7 - 3/4” FFL Status: NFA This early Bergmann MP35 machine gun was commercially manufactured and taken into Swedish service as Kulsprutepistol M/1939. I wish to extend thanks to the collecting community who answered the call to decipher the markings of the brass disk fitted into the right side of the buttstock. This is what allowed the determination about this history of this gun. Marked with “3 / KI / No 540” and affixed with straight slot screws, the first number would indicate squadron, precinct or battalion, in this case, probably “3rd Staffsquadron”. The “K1” would indicate “Livgardets dragoner”, which was based in Stockholm. This would have been the 540th gun within the regiment. Only the serial numbers as noted below are in evidence. Otherwise this specimen is devoid of makers markings of any kind. This model was one of the last of the high-quality milled steel machine guns before Germany and other countries went to the practice of using stamped metal parts. It incorporates some very interesting features for a pistol caliber machine gun, such as two-trigger select fire system where the firer can squeeze off solitary rounds one after another by squeezing the forward trigger to the rear and then releasing it after each shot. If the firer desires fully automatic fire they need only to squeeze the forward trigger all the way to the rear which actuates a lever (2nd trigger) at the rear of the trigger guard which provides automatic fire. The other highly interesting feature of this model is a quick release barrel feature. Depressing a detent button 3 - 1/4” to the rear of the front of the forend will actuate a lever allowing the muzzle and barrel assembly to rotate 90 degrees and be easily withdrawn from the shroud for cleaning. Other features include a safety lever at the left side of the receiver below and slightly to the rear of the adjustable rear sight, and a bolt removal catch which allows the bolt to be fully withdrawn for cleaning. The bolt itself is a relatively heavy piece which cocks the weapon in a way reminiscent of a bolt action rifle for the first shot. This early specimen has an all-walnut stock. Receiver serial number is the only visible external number. Bolt is numbered “4094”, and barrel is numbered “7037” on bottom of chamber. One original 32 round magazine is included. It is worth noting that Bergmann was happy to provide guns to whichever organization wished to purchase them. Before and during World War II the Germans were courting the best possible relations with Sweden to ensure the flow of war materials from the Scandinavian countries. CONDITION: Overall appearance and finish is extremely fine to near excellent refinish which turned the high alloy steel magazine housing a fine plum color. There are some slight areas with some light patina on the shroud indicating the refinish would have occurred a long time ago. Mechanics are fine. Bore is extremely fine, shiny and bright. Bolt appropriately in the white with extremely fine to near excellent bolt face.

The magazine is a nice snug fit. Wood has typical light dings and bruises from handling with scrape and slight chip about the size of a nickel on the right side just below the bolt handle. This is a select-fire machine gun. A very “Rare Bird” here in the United States, and gives one to wonder how it came to be here. Perhaps some inter-Soldier trade between German/Swedish rail security forces guarding incoming ore coming from Scandinavia, with subsequent U.S. serviceman capture. Too bad this gun cannot speak. 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 2019-10-88 12,000 - 20,000

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www.MorphyAuctions.com | October 22, 2019

1052 - (D) ATTRACTIVE MATCHING SOLOTHURN S18-1000 ANTI-TANK RIFLE WITH CRATE AND GUNNERS ACCESSORIES KIT (DESTRUCTIVE DEVICE).

Manufacturer: Solothurn Model: S18-1000 Serial No. 1154 Caliber/Bore: 20mm Solothurn Barrel Length: 60” FFL Status: Destructive Device

Well accessorized Solothurn S-18-1000 Anti-Tank gun with visible numbers all matching including receiver, barrel, bolt, and bipod. Both large and small original muzzle breaks with leather covers are included as well as muzzle thread protector, 9 original magazines, one additional mainspring in wrapper, one large original cleaning kit and tool bag, original leather gunner’s tool kit with tools canvas tool bag, original zippered leather case with numerous small parts, and rare electric illumination accessory for optical sight which has been adapted to use standard U.S. 9 volt battery. Original battery case also present. CONDITION: Overall appearance and finish is near excellent original lustrous blue finish. Mechanics are fine. Bore is near excellent shiny and bright. Bolt is in the white also near excellent condition. Rubber of eye cup and cocking handle is still supple, fine and serviceable. Optics are clear. Rubber of shoulder stock fine. Fantastic ensemble with desirable accessories. A very superior and collectible WW2 Anti-tank gun with shooting video of an identical specimen available for viewing on Forgottenweapons.com. See ammunition offered as a separate lot 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 A “DESTRUCTIVE DEVICE” and is also CURIO AND RELIC ELIGIBLE. JWK 2019-10-002 15,000 - 20,000

www.MorphyAuctions.com | October 22, 2019

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1053 - (N) VERY DESIRABLE AUSTEN MK I MACHINE GUN (PRE-86 DEALER SAMPLE).

Manufacturer: Australia Model: Austen MK I Serial No. C1572 Caliber/Bore: 9mm Para Barrel Length: 7 - 3/4” FFL Status: NFA Very desirable W.T. Carmichael & Sons Ltd manufactured Austen MK I machine gun. Very interesting and important improvement to the Sten design as carried out in Australia during WW2. Although taking much from the simplified Sten design, the Australian incorporated the folding stock and enclosed telescoping mainspring of the German MP-40 as well as the shape of the vertical grip frames and grips. The resulting Austen (Australian Sten) machine gun is a very comfortable select-fire machine gun to shoot. ATF Registration form shows, “Inter American Import Export Company” as the importer. Includes one 32 round Sten magazine. CONDITION: Overall appearance and finish is fine original finish turned a please smooth brown patina. Mechanics are fine. Bore has very good frosted rifling. Bolt face is very fine. This is a select fire machine gun. A wonderful combination of the ease of production of the Sten with good ideas borrowed from other successful designs. A very fun recreational machine gun. 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 2019-10-44 10,000 - 18,000

1054 - (N) FABULOUS FULLY TRANSFERABLE AUSTEN MK I MACHINE GUN (CURIO AND RELIC).

Manufacturer: Australian Model: Austen MK I Serial No. 556 Caliber/Bore: 9mm Para Barrel Length: 8” FFL Status: NFA Stunning and very much sought after fully transferable W.T. Carmichael & Sons Ltd manufactured Austen MK I machine gun. The Australians took the Sten design provided to them by the British and incorporated the folding stock, enclosed telescoping mainspring, and the grip profile of the German MP-40. Even the grip panels closely resemble those of the MP-40. They also incorporated a vertical pistol grip.

The Austen (Australian Sten) machine gun is a very comfortable select-fire machine gun to shoot. Includes one 28 round original Austen magazine and one original Austen magazine filler, both manufactured by Die Casting Ltd. CONDITION: Overall appearance and finish is near excellent black enamel finish with some slight loss of finish at the high edges of the magazine well. Magazine and magazine loader also have a black enamel finish. Mechanics are fine. Bore has very good shiny rifling turning dark in the grooves. Bolt face is very fine. This is a select fire machine gun. Very rare to find available as a transferable and Curio and Relic eligible 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 2019-10-133 12,500 - 17,500 58

www.MorphyAuctions.com | October 22, 2019

1055 - (N) TRULY EXCEPTIONALLY RARE FABRIQUE NATIONALE MANUFACTURED UZI MACHINE GUN WITH M-10 SUPPRESSOR (FULLY TRANSFERABLE GUN & SUPPRESSOR).

Manufacturer: Israel Military Industries Model: Uzi Serial No. (Gn) 113; (Sup) EX010 Caliber/Bore: 9mm Luger Barrel Length: 10.2” FFL Status: NFA

This very gun is featured in “Silencer’s of the World” in detail. Although NFA electronic registry indicates “Israeli Military Industries” as the manufacturer, this gun is clearly marked with original factory manufacturer’s marking on left side of receiver, “FABRIQUE NATIONALE D’ARMES DE GUERRE_HERSTAL BELGIQUE. Visible numbers are all matching including receiver, top cover, and pistol grip assembly with selector marked “A,R,S”. One can also see “SIONICS USA” lightly engraved on left side of top cover. One magazine included with this gun as well as a Military Armament Corporation M-10 suppressor with cloth cover. These items will incur two separate transfer taxes if transferred on ATF Form 4’s.

CONDITION: Overall appearance and finish is near excellent original factory black hardcoat finish on gun and lustrous blue finish on suppressor attachment with the slightest loss of finish at stock catch for shoulder extension at bottom of receiver and the occasional handling mark. Mechanics are crisp. Bore and bolt are very good with evidence of firing. This is a select fire machine gun. A very rare manufacturer and a very well presenting gun with a suppressor for the NFA collecting community. THESE ARE NATIONAL FIREARMS ACT ITEMS AND REQUIRE BATF APPROVAL PRIOR TO TRANSFER. THESE ITEMS ARE FULLY TRANSFERABLE ON AN ATF FORMS 3 OR 4. JWK 2019-10-191 12,500 - 17,500

1056 - (N) BEAUTIFUL SPRINGFIELD ARMORY INC. REGISTERED BERETTA BM-59 (M-14) MACHINE GUN (FULLY TRANSFERABLE).

Manufacturer: Beretta / Springfield Armory Model: BM-59 Serial No. X000206 Caliber/Bore: 7.62x51mm NATO FFL Status: NFA Beautiful high quality Beretta BM-59 Machine gun which is strikingly similar to the M-14. Marked P. BERETTA with address and serial number on top of rear receiver with abbreviated manufacturer and model markings on top of bolt. Also marked on left side of receiver “SPRINGFIELD ARMORY”. Features include muzzle brake, flip-up grenade launcher sight, folding bipod and flip-up shoulder rest, recessed in a hard composite buttplate. Includes one 20 round magazine. Only receiver is externally serialized. CONDITION: Overall appearance and finish extremely fine to near excellent original smooth dull blue finish with extremely fine wood which shows the occasional handling marks with a 2-1/2” long slight crack at center top of handguard (fixable). There is some brassing to the carrying handle finish as well. Mechanics are fine. Bore is extremely fine, shiny and bright. Bolt face extremely fine. 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 2019-10-29 12,500 - 17,500

www.MorphyAuctions.com | October 22, 2019

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1057 - (N) SCARCE AND POPULAR AUTO ORDNANCE MODEL 1928 A22 THOMPSON MACHINE GUN IN .22 LR (CURIO AND RELIC).

Manufacturer: Auto Ordnance Model: Thompson 1928 A22 Serial No. 228TF Caliber/Bore: .22LR Barrel Length: 11 - 1/2” FFL Status: NFA Sought after and popular Auto Ordnance Model 1928 A22 Thompson machine gun in .22 Long Rifle. Auto-Ordnance made a very limited number of these cute little Thompson guns out of aluminum and steel parts in the 1980’s. They retained the patent dates “Auto Ordnance Corporation, West Hurley, NY” address on the right side of the receiver and just added the “A22” and “.22 LR” caliber to the left side receiver markings.

The receiver, compensator, and much of the other furnishings are aluminum. Barrel exterior is also aluminum with an inserted steel barrel. This is factory original. This very light machine gun retains the features of a detachable wooden buttstock, vertical foregrip, and Cutts compensator.

This specimen includes one 30 round stick magazine with white sticker lable, “tested” on both sides. CONDITION: Overall appearance and finish is extremely fine to near excellent original anodized black finish with some handling marks. Wood is also extremely fine and very attractive.

Bore is extremely fine, shiny and bright. Bolt face also extremely fine. Mechanics are fine. 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 2019-10-129 10,000 - 15,000

1058 - (N) RARE, HIGH CONDITION, PRE-BAN EGYPTIAN MAADI ARM SELECT FIRE MACHINE GUN IMPORTED BY STEYR (FULLY TRANSFERABLE).

Manufacturer: MAADI Model: ARM Serial No. S000856 Caliber/Bore: 7.62x39mm Barrel Length: 17” FFL Status: NFA Matching “0856” serial numbers can be found on bolt assembly, bolt carrier, and electropencilled on recoil spring and receiver cover to match serial number of gun. Import marked on right side of receiver for Steyr. Rear sight correctly graduated out to 1000 meters instead of 800, correct reinforced stock, and cleaning kit in butt trap. Rear sight block with Maadi logo on left side, and the “Pharaoh’s Crown” on right. Ancillary parts are correctly parkerized. Very rare “Made in Egypt” commercial magazine. CONDITION: Near excellent, retains the vast majority of the high gloss black finish with a few minor marks from handling, operation, and when the conversion to a machine gun was performed. Bore is excellent, bright and shiny with sharp rifling. Bolt face is excellent with some light traces of firing residue. Mechanics are crisp. This is a very rare Steyr imported ARM made all the more desirable by the conversion into a select fire machine gun and its high condition. THIS IS A NATIONAL FIREARMS ACT ITEM AND REQUIRES BATF APPROVAL PRIOR TO TRANSFER. THIS ITEM IS FULLY TRANSFERABLE ON AN ATF FORM 3 OR 4. EW 10,000 - 15,000 60

www.MorphyAuctions.com | October 22, 2019

1059 - (N) FLEMING REGISTERED BATTLEFIELD USED JAPANESE TYPE 99 MACHINE GUN (FULLY TRANSFERABLE).

Manufacturer: Japanese Model: Type 99 LMG Serial No. 14195 Caliber/Bore: 7.7mm Japanese Barrel Length: 21 - 1/2” FFL Status: NFA Extremely fine specimen Original Japanese Type 99 light machine gun as manufactured by Hitachi in 1944, June. Serial number indicates this gun would have likely been used on IWO JIMA, and it has very interesting battlefield use indicators. Visible serial numbers appear matching on barrel, receiver, and lower assembly. Bolt is number 14104. Flash hider is a Langley reproduction. Tiny “Fleming Firearms” markings on top of receiver and so indicated in registry as Model “196”. The Japanese Type 99 machine gun bears a striking resemblance to the ZB26 machine gun and was the “improved” model of the Type 96. The type 99 fires the more powerful 7.7x58mm Japanese rimless service cartridge and utilized an improved wedge and nut barrel attachment system. It fires from an open bolt and was an effective full auto only automatic rifle. With practiced trigger control, the firer can squeeze off individual shots. The adjustable gas port was intended to defeat the problem of fouling, which it did, but soldiers also found that it could adjust the rate of fire. CONDITION: Overall appearance and finish is very fine original finish thinning at the gas cylinder and bipod legs, as well at the right side of receiver. Carrying handle has clear indication of a frontal bullet strike at an angle which indicates it would have continued to strike the firer. There is a corresponding area of light blood corrosion on right side of receiver which indicates the projectile founds its mark. Mechanics are fine. Bore is very fine, shiny and bright. Bolt face is fine. Wood has typical light dings and handling marks. A particularly interesting Japanese machine gun which should appeal to the World War II collector. Very glad it is available as a fully transferable 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 2019-10-51 7,000 - 14,000

1060 - HIGH ORIGINAL CONDITION FOLDING STOCK BERETTA SC-70 MACHINE GUN (PRE-86 DEALER SAMPLE).

Manufacturer: Beretta Model: SC-70 Serial No. M31314 Caliber/Bore: 5.56mm NATO Barrel Length: 12 - 5/8” FFL Status: NFA High condition Beretta SC-70 machine gun with one original 30 round magazine. Tubular steel folding stock version of the AR70/223. Three position selector “S, 1, A:” on left side. The Italian military adopted the Beretta design as their “Assault Rifle” when the Western Powers standardized to the 5.56mm cartridge. It has proven itself an effective and controllable modern assault rifle. CONDITION: Overall appearance and finish near excellent, with near excellent bore and bolt. Composite furnishings also near excellent. Mechanics are crisp. This is a select-fire machine gun. Rather scarce item in the United States. 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 2019-10-59 7,500 - 12,500

www.MorphyAuctions.com | October 22, 2019

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1061 - (N) FANTASTIC 1972 MANUFACTURED ORIGINAL HK MP5 MACHINE GUN (PRE-86 DEALER SAMPLE).

Manufacturer: HK Model: MP5A2 Serial No. 82531 Caliber/Bore: 9mm Para Barrel Length: 8 - 1/2” FFL Status: NFA Very early manufactured original HK MP5. Imported by SACO as indicated on right side of magazine housing with HK markings and dated “12/72” on top of receiver. Push-pin lower with dual magazine release, military three position selector with steel inside the trigger guard and vintage non-concave holes stock assembly. Includes one correct original 1972 marked straight magazine. This is a registered receiver gun.

CONDITION: Overall appearance and finish is very good original finish with loss of finish at the high edges to grey patina. Just good honest handling and shooting wear. Actually rather refreshing to see. Composite furnishings are very good. Mechanics are fine. Bore is near excellent shiny and bright. Bolt extremely fine. This is a select fire machine gun. NFA registry indicates simply, “Heckler and Koch” as the manufacturer.

Just a great piece for the early Heckler & Koch collector. THIS IS A NATIONAL FIREARMS ACT ITEM AND REQUIRES BATF APPROVAL PRIOR TO TRANSFER. THIS MACHINE GUN 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 2019-10-160 7,500 - 12,500

1062 - (N) EXCEPTIONALLY FINE CONDITION SMITH & WESSON MODEL 76 MACHINE GUN (FULLY TRANSFERABLE).

Manufacturer: Smith & Wesson Model: 76 Serial No. U4926 Caliber/Bore: 9mm Para Barrel Length: 8” FFL Status: NFA High quality American made Smith & Wesson Model 76 machine gun with “U” prefix serial number. First guns were produced late in 1968 and have a “T” prefix. Once the initial “T” prefix guns were manufactured, the factory produced guns which had a “U” prefix serial number for the civilian and law enforcement market. These guns exhibit the highest standards of fit and finish as to be expected from this maker. This is a select fire machine gun with an ambidextrous safety/selector, hard composite pistol grip with swing-out rubber covered shoulder loop. Firing characteristics are ergonomic and this gun is both controllable and accurate. One 36 round original magazine marked on floorplate “9mm ctg” and nine Suomi/Swedish K 36 round magazines included with this gun. Also included is a letter, invoice and spare parts including barrel, bolt, recoil spring, guide, long extractor, extractor spring, extractor pin, sear spring, barrel nut catch, barrel nut catch pin, and snap ring as ordered new from Scott Audrey machine in 2001. Original Smith and Wesson instructions and parts sheet is also included. The S&W 76 is easily disassembled for cleaning, has good durability, and is relatively inexpensive it making is a great entry level machine gun, and also has appeal to the more advanced machine gun enthusiast. CONDITION: Overall appearance and finish near excellent original matte gray-blue finish with loss of finish where selector contacts receiver and a stray handling mark discernible only upon closest inspection. Mechanics are crisp. Bore is near excellent, shiny and bright. Bolt face extremely fine. This is a select fire machine gun. A wonderful well accessorized ensemble with valuable spare 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. JWK 2019-10-168 7,500 - 12,500 62

www.MorphyAuctions.com | October 22, 2019

1063 - (N) HIGH CONDITION ORIGINAL BELGIAN FN HERSTAL FN-FAL MACHINE GUN WITH ISRAELI MARKS (PRE-86 DEALER SAMPLE).

Manufacturer: Fabrique National Model: FN-FAL Serial No. 3750 Caliber/Bore: .308 Winchester Barrel Length: 21” FFL Status: NFA Extremely nice matching numbers original Fabrique Nationale F.A.L. machine gun. Designated as “Light Automatic Rifle” (French: Fusil Automatique Léger), the FN-FAL has been marketed world-wide and was adopted by NATO forces in the Cold War era with great satisfaction and success.

NFA registry indicates FN (Herstal) in the manufacturer/importer block, but there is a tiny Inter-American company import mark on right side of receiver. Right side of receiver otherwise marked with typical FN markings. Also barely discernible Israeli proof on right side of magazine housing and on magazine. Upper and lower assemblies serial numbers match. Includes one 20 round magazine. CONDITION: Overall appearance and finish is near excellent original finish with extremely fine composite furnishings which show some light handling marks. Bore is very good with some roughness. Bolt face is very fine. This is a select fire machine gun. The FAL rifle saw widespread military use in over 90 countries for over 3 decades. It is an effective battle rifle and fun at the range as a recreational machine gun. 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 2019-10-178 7,000 - 12,000

1064 - (N) ITHACA GUN CO. AUTO & BURGLAR MODEL A 20 GAUGE SHOTGUN WITH ORIGINAL HOLSTER (ANY OTHER WEAPON).

Manufacturer: Ithaca Model: Auto & Burglar Serial No. 360982 Caliber/Bore: 20 Bore Barrel Length: 10” FFL Status: NFA This is one of 2,500 guns built using the Flues model action, commonly referred to as a “Model A”. These were made from 1921 until 1925. 10” barrels are chambered for the 2 - 1/2” 20 gauge shell. Saw handle wood grip with large spur to help the hand absorb recoil. Engraved “AUTO & BURGLAR GUN/ ITHACA GUN CO. ITHACA. NY” on either side of the receiver. This gun also has “CSJ 1744” stamped into the left side of the frame, the meaning of which is unknown. Matching numbers. Checkered grip and forend. This gun is accompanied by an original leather holster marked “Auto and Burglar Gun/ MADE BY/ ITHACA GUN CO./ ITHACA, N.Y.”. NOTE: This gun is consecutive by factory serial number to the next lot. CONDITION: Retains 80% case colors on receiver with some light staining. Barrels retain 85% blue. Markings are clear. Wood has minor dings and handling marks. Checkering is good showing wear. Bores are fine. Fine mechanical function. Holster is solid with strong stitching and clear markings. Some scratches in leather. Soft and pliable. THIS IS A NATIONAL FIREARMS ACT ITEM AND REQUIRES BATF APPROVAL PRIOR TO TRANSFER. THIS ITEM WILL INCUR A $5.00 TRANSFER TAX IF TRANSFERRED ON AN ATF FORM 4. THIS ITEM IS FULLY TRANSFERABLE ON AN ATF FORM 3 OR 4 CLASSIFIED AS “ANY OTHER WEAPON”. GR 8,500 - 12,000

www.MorphyAuctions.com | October 22, 2019

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1065 - (N) ITHACA GUN CO. AUTO & BURGLAR MODEL A 20 GAUGE SHOTGUN WITH ORIGINAL HOLSTER (ANY OTHER WEAPON).

Manufacturer: Ithaca Model: Auto & Burglar Serial No. 360983 Caliber/Bore: 20 Bore Barrel Length: 10” FFL Status: NFA This is one of 2,500 guns built using the Flues model action, commonly referred to as a “Model A”. These were made from 1921 until 1925. 10 inch barrels are chambered for the 2 - 1/2” 20 gauge shell. Saw handle wood grip with large spur to help the hand absorb recoil. Engraved “AUTO & BURGLAR GUN/ ITHACA GUN CO. ITHACA. NY” on either side of the receiver. This gun also has “CSJ 1745” stamped into the left side of the frame, the meaning of which is unknown. Matching numbers. Checkered grip and forend. This gun is accompanied by an original leather holster marked “Auto and Burglar Gun/ MADE BY/ ITHACA GUN CO./ ITHACA, N.Y.”. NOTE: This gun is consecutive by factory serial number to the previous lot. CONDITION: Retains 90% case colors on receiver. Barrels retain 90% blue. Markings are clear. Wood has minor handling marks, minor slivers missing where forend meets the barrels on sides. Checkering is sharp. Bores are fine. Fine mechanical function. Holster is solid with strong stitching and clear markings. There is some separation at the end plug and cracks and crazing along the outer edge. Leather is soft and pliable. THIS IS A NATIONAL FIREARMS ACT ITEM AND REQUIRES BATF APPROVAL PRIOR TO TRANSFER. THIS ITEM WILL INCUR A $5.00 TRANSFER TAX IF TRANSFERRED ON AN ATF FORM 4. THIS ITEM IS FULLY TRANSFERABLE ON AN ATF FORM 3 OR 4 CLASSIFIED AS “ANY OTHER WEAPON”. GR 8,500 - 12,000

1066 - (N) EXCEPTIONALLY RARE AND CASED NICKEL PLATED MINIATURE STEN MK II MACHINE GUN (CURIO AND RELIC).

Manufacturer: 44th Chinese Arsenal Model: Sten Gun Replica Serial No. 1954 Caliber/Bore: .32 ACP Barrel Length: 5” FFL Status: NFA Chinese manufactured in 1954 as a pre-production miniature piece when the Chinese were exploring producing copies of the STEN themselves.

The Chinese contracted an American Ordnance officer in China as a consultant to gearing up for production. Marking on top of magazine housing indicates Chinese 44th arsenal. Unfortunately, only 6 of these miniatures were ever produced. The American Ordnance officer production consultant brought this specimen into the United States clandestinely and registered it during the 1968 amnesty period. It is unknown to this cataloger if any of the others made it here, but perhaps. Springs are good and taut and the magazine housing rotates like the original. Shoulder loop slips on and off, and the longtime owner who purchased this gun from the Ordnance Officer who brought it back states that it runs. One magazine is included with this gun as well as the leather covered wooden case which this miniature came in. Case looks vintage to the gun. This miniature has no selector so it is a full-auto only machine gun. In the NFA registry with manufacturer, as simply “STEN”. Measures 15” from tip of barrel to rear of stock. CONDITION: Overall appearance and finish is extremely fine original nickel finish with some flaking of the nickel to reveal some brown patina on the barrel and a couple spots on the receiver tube. Mechanics are crisp. Bore is near excellent shiny and bright. Bolt face near excellent. Magazine very clean with some flaking of nickel revealing brown patina. This is quite an attractive little piece which should have appeal across several collector spectrums. Very conservatively estimated relative to how neat this item really is! THIS IS A NATIONAL FIREARMS ACT ITEM AND REQUIRES BATF APPROVAL PRIOR TO TRANSFER. THIS ITEM IS FULLY TRANSFERABLE ON AN ATF FORM 3 OR 4 AS CURIO AND RELIC ELIGIBLE. JWK 2019-10-150 5,000 - 10,000 64

www.MorphyAuctions.com | October 22, 2019

1067 - (N) VERY UNIQUE NIGARAGUA MADE OSORIO GRANDE .22 MACHINE GUN PISTOL (FULLY TRANSFERABLE).

Manufacturer: Oso Grande Firearms Model: Oso Serial No. 0 Caliber/Bore: .22 LR Barrel Length: 6” FFL Status: NFA Very unique .22 machine pistol made in Nigaragua by a man named OSORIO who wanted a .22 machine pistol and could not buy one. His answer was to make one himself. Consignor met maker and eventually purchased the gun and was able to bring the gun into the United States and register it for private ownership. Made of machined steel and sheet metal, this is a well-made gun. It utilizes an Italian made magazine and fires using a trigger that allows either semi, or full-auto fire and the gun incorporates both a grip safety and also a traditional lever safety on left side of frame. A spring-loaded catch at the rear of the frame allows the shoulder loop to swing out and lock into place. Rear sight is adjustable for both windage and elevation. Includes one 22 round magazine and green web sling. CONDITION: Overall appearance and finish is extremely fine original smooth blue finish thinning to a pleasing gray and brown patina with extremely fine dark wood grips Mechanics are fine. Bore is near excellent, shiny and bright. Bolt face also near excellent. A very attractive and nifty little machine gun which is sure to capture the attention of machine gun enthusiasts as the range, and collector’s 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. JWK 2019-10-99 5,000 - 10,000

1068 - (N) SPECIAL PRESENTATION GRADE MILITARY ARMAMENT CORP INGRAM POWDER SPRINGS M10 MACHINE GUN WITH MATCHING SUPPRESSOR (FULLY TRANSFERABLE).

Manufacturer: (Both) Military Armament Corporation Model: (G) M10 (S) M10MAC Serial No. (G) 13002296 (S) S14002296 Caliber/Bore: (Both) .45 ACP Barrel Length: (Gun) 6” (Suppressor) 11-1/2” FFL Status: NFA Absolutely fabulous special factory presentation Powder Springs Ingram MAC M10 machine gun complete with matching serial number silencer and presentation provenance from Gordan Ingram to Ron Martin. Silencer with matching serial number to gun except for “S” prefix to number (indicating silencer). These items will incur two separate transfer taxes if transferred on ATF Form 4’s. Also included is original fabric silencer cover and front hold strap plus a phenomenal upper assemble to turn this gun into a rifle, complete with clamp-on flash hider and spare muzzle.

This machine gun was clearly hand-picked and given special treatment with white filled markings making it particularly attractive and suitable for presentation. One magazine is included with this lot. Folding stock is present. CONDITION: Overall appearance and finish is near excellent original factory presentation grade matte blue finish. Close examination of the silencer and bore reveals that it has been fired, but you would not know it from the exterior. Mechanics are crisp. Bore is near excellent shiny and bright. Bolt face near excellent. This is a select-fire machine gun. A very special piece with evidence of personal presentation by an important American Machine Gun manufacturer, and an acknowledged excellent machine gun design known to run well and be especially popular at the range. THESE ARE NATIONAL FIREARMS ACT ITEMS AND REQUIRE BATF APPROVAL PRIOR TO TRANSFER. THESE ITEMS ARE FULLY TRANSFERABLE ON AN ATF FORMS 3 OR 4. JWK 2019-10-93 6,500 - 9,500

www.MorphyAuctions.com | October 22, 2019

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1069 - (N) SCARCE, STILL IN ORIGINAL BOX, BERNARDELLI VB MACHINE GUN (MODERN MADE BERETTA 38/42 COPY) (FULLY TRANSFERABLE).

Manufacturer: Bernardelli Model: VB Serial No. 296 Caliber/Bore: 9mm Para Barrel Length: 11 - 13/16” FFL Status: NFA

Seldom encountered, call it a modern successor to the Beretta Model 38/42 with single trigger, and three position selector on left side of receiver. Simple straight slot for cocking handle on receiver tube, fixed leaf sight, and smooth barrel with five slot muzzle break forward of hooded front sight. Includes one 40 round Beretta 38/42 magazine and the original factory box for the gun. Front sling swivel on barrel and although stock is cut out for rear sling swivel, none is present. Made for the commercial market this gun clearly is a simplified successor to the Beretta. CONDITION: Overall appearance and finish is near excellent dull matte finish on metal parts with blonde urethane finished wood. Mechanics are crisp. Bore is extremely fine, shiny and bright. Bolt face extremely fine. A very attractive looking 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 2019-10-110 4,000 - 8,000

1070 - (N) RESTORED ORIGINAL BRITISH LINE BROTHERS MANUFACTURED STEN MK III MACHINE GUN (CURIO AND RELIC).

Manufacturer: ENGLAND Model: Sten MK III Serial No. C62320 Caliber/Bore: 9mm Para Barrel Length: 8” FFL Status: NFA

Fine refinished British Line Brothers manufactured Sten MK III machine gun. Marked with manufacture’s mark “LB” and serial number on underside of magazine housing, with broad arrow proofs visible on rear receiver cup. Shoulder loop retains “29091” number on left side. One 32 round lustrous blued magazine is included. The Sten machine gun is a very simple and straightforward machine gun made mostly of metal stamped parts. It was far less costly, $10.00 U.S. in 1942 and quicker to produce than any of the previous sub-machine guns the British had fielded. The Mark III model was an even less costly to produce successor to the Mark II model with simplified attachment of the magazine housing and sheet metal shroud which covered the barrel. They were produced in great numbers for WW 2, but finding an original Curio and Relic specimen registered in the United States in uncommon. Manufacturer’s block on approved incoming registration form states, “England”. There is no doubt our G.I.’s tended to avail themselves of captured enemy weapons far more often than weapons of our allies, which, of course had to be accounted for by the Soldiers they were issued to. CONDITION: Overall appearance and finish near excellent gray parkerized refinish with some bluing salt residue on the shoulder loop joint which could be easily removed with a brush.

Magazine has a lustrous blue refinish. Mechanics are crisp. Bore is extremely fine shiny and bright. Bolt face is extremely fine. 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 2019-10-138 5,000 - 8,000

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www.MorphyAuctions.com | October 22, 2019

1071 - (N) POPULAR DANISH MADSEN M-50 MACHINE GUN (CURIO & RELIC).

Manufacturer: Madsen Model: Model 50 Serial No. 56048 Caliber/Bore: 9mm Para Barrel Length: 7 - 3/4” FFL Status: NFA

The Madsen M50 was an inexpensive to produce, yet effective machine gun utilized by police in many countries. It incorporates both a standard sliding safety button on left side if the receiver, and also an interesting grip safety to the rear of the magazine well, which much be depressed in order for the bolt to chamber a round. Includes one original 30 round magazine and leather sling. A very handy and compact full-auto only machine gun with its side folding shoulder loop with leather covering. CONDITION: Overall appearance and finish is fine original black enamel finish with some loss of finish to gray patina at the high edges. Leather shows some handling marks but still quite attractive. Mechanics are crisp. Bore very fine, shiny and bright with near excellent rifling and some darkness just starting in the grooves. Bolt face is also fine. An effective and handy machine gun always popular 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 2019-10-19 6,000 - 8,000

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1072 - (N) TAYLOR MANUFACTURING REGISTERED MK II MACHINE GUN RECEIVER TUBE (FULLY TRANSFERABLE) Manufacturer: Taylor Manufacturing Model: Sten MK II Tube Serial No. BT194 Caliber/Bore: 9mm FFL Status: NFA Taylor manufacturing “MK II” registered fully transferable machine gun receiver tube machined with slots and blued without any ejector, trunnion or any parts other than the tube itself. Please note that this lots contains only a registered receiver tube. CONDITION: Overall appearance and finish of tube is near excellent matte blue finish with clear manufacturer’s marking and serial number. The essential part needed to turn your parts set into a fully transferable machine gun. It is getting harder and harder to locate unfinished registered receiver tubes to finish off STEN’s, MP-40’s, and a number of other sub-machine guns. This could be one of the best investments you ever make. One of three of these tubes 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. JWK 2019-10-152 5,000 - 8,000

www.MorphyAuctions.com | October 22, 2019

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1073 - (N) HIGH CONDITION, INTERESTING AND RARE YUGOSLAVIAN MODEL 49/57 MACHINE GUN (PRE-86 DEALER SAMPLE).

Manufacturer: Yugoslavia Model: 49/57 Serial No. T11054 Caliber/Bore: 7.62x25mm Tokarev Barrel Length: 12”

Externally very similar in outward appearance to the Russian PPSh-41 machine gun, this Yugoslavian Model 49/57, although it takes Russian PPSh magazines and drums, is actually quite different internally, and is unusual with a left side ejector port. An excellent informative video on this model gun is at https://www. forgottenweapons.com/yugoslavias-ppsh-lookalike-the-m49-57/. This Yugoslavian gun combines a lot of very good features from other guns and contains many milled steel parts as opposed to stampings. It features a quick release easily removable barrel, a bolt handle which is removed from the side incidental to withdrawing the bolt out of the rear of the receiver tube, and has a small diameter mainspring on a removable shaft at the rear of receiver cup. The selector within the trigger guard is similar to that of the PPSh, but the safety is a large button just forward of the trigger guard. One 35 round magazine is included.

CONDITION: Overall appearance and finish is extremely fine to near excellent original matte finish with visible matching numbers on receiver and barrel, and attractive Yugoslavian crest at top of receiver. This is a registered receiver machine gun. Mechanics are crisp. Magazine extremely fine with some handling marks.

Bore very fine, shiny and bright with some frosting in the grooves. Bolt very fine. This is a select-fire machine gun. Quite a rare model in the United States, and a very well-made machine gun. 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 2019-10-57 6,000 - 8,000

1074 - (N) ITHACA GUN CO. AUTO & BURGLAR MODEL B 20 GAUGE SHOTGUN (ANY OTHER WEAPON).

Manufacturer: Ithaca Gun Co. Model: Auto & Burglar Serial No. 430280 Caliber/Bore: 20 Bore Barrel Length: 10 - 1/8” FFL Status: NFA

This gun is one of 1,500 made using the NID action with cocking indicators, commonly referred to as the “Model B”. These were made from 1926 until 1934. 10 - 1/8 inch barrels are chambered for the 2 3/4 inch 20 gauge shell. Saw handle wood grip without large spur. Engraved “AUTO & BURGLAR GUN/ ITHACA GUN CO. ITHACA. NY” on either side of the receiver. Checkered grip and forend. Matching numbers. CONDITION: Retains 20% case colors on receiver mixed with a pleasing patina. Barrels retain 90% blue. Markings are clear. Wood has dings and handling marks, showing use. Forend fit is a little loose. Checkering is worn but good. Bores are fine. Fine mechanical function. THIS IS A NATIONAL FIREARMS ACT ITEM AND REQUIRES BATF APPROVAL PRIOR TO TRANSFER. THIS ITEM WILL INCUR A $5.00 TRANSFER TAX IF TRANSFERRED ON AN ATF FORM 4. THIS ITEM IS FULLY TRANSFERABLE ON AN ATF FORM 3 OR 4 CLASSIFIED AS “ANY OTHER WEAPON”. GR 3,500 - 7,500

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www.MorphyAuctions.com | October 22, 2019

1075 - (N) AUSTRIAN VOERE MODEL 2005 .22 CALIBER MACHINE GUN (FULLY TRANSFERABLE).

Manufacturer: Austria Model: 20051 Serial No. 895332 Caliber/Bore: .22 LR Barrel Length: 21 - 3/4” FFL Status: NFA

Converted from an open bolt firing semi-automatic rifle to a fully automatic machine gun, the Austrian manufactured Voere looks like, and by all accounts is a very accurate rifle reminiscent in appearance to high end target rifles. Because it originally fired from an open bolt it was a logical candidate for conversion.

Beautiful high quality construction, and includes two ten round magazines. CONDITION: Overall appearance and finish is extremely fine to near excellent original blued finish with some handling marks. Mechanics are fine. Bore is extremely fine, shiny and bright. Bolt face also extremely fine. 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 2019-10-160. 5,000 - 7,000

1076 - (N) NEW IN BOX MILITARY ARMAMENT CORP INGRAM M10 MACHINE GUN (FULLY TRANSFERABLE).

Manufacturer: Military Armament Corporation Model: M10 Serial No. 22001216 Caliber/Bore: 9mm Para Barrel Length: 6” FFL Status: NFA New in original factory packaging MAC M10 machine gun complete with shipping box, moisture absorbent paper, and clear plastic bag.

Includes one sealed in wrapper magazine, and out of wrapper magazine loader and front holding strap. Folding stock is present.

CONDITION: Overall appearance and finish is mint, new in original factory packaging, opened only to verify serial number. Outside of cardboard shipping box has ink stamped OCT 1971 date visible with hand-inked serial number of gun annotated within factory ink-stamped template of data which indicates this is a, “INGRAM MODEL M-10/9 MM PARABELLUM SUB. MACHINE GUN”. Original factory wrapping not displaced to observe any other details such as condition of bore, or functioning of mechanics, etc… 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 2019-10-92 5,000 - 7,000

www.MorphyAuctions.com | October 22, 2019

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1077 - (N) REFINISHED HARRINGTON & RICHARDSON REISING MODEL 50 MACHINE GUN (CURIO & RELIC).

Manufacturer: H&R Model: Reising Model 50 Serial No. 10876 Caliber/Bore: .45 ACP Barrel Length: 14” FFL Status: NFA

Extremely fine smooth grey refinished Harrington & Richardson Reising Model 50 machine gun with 14” barrel. One 20 round magazine lustrous blued magazine is included with lot. The Reising Model 50 was fielded in limited numbers to the Marine corps during World War II when there were insufficient Thompson machine guns to meet military demand and has the intrinsic accuracy advantage of firing from a closed bolt on the first shot. Police departments took a significant number of these Reisings into their inventories during and after World War II. A semi-automatic model with a longer barrel was also produced in response to civilian private factory security demands. Today the Reising Model 50 has gained popularity as a well-made and fun .45 ACP entry level machine gun. CONDITION: Overall appearance and finish is near excellent original smooth grey matte refinish. Wood is near excellent with only the slightest of handling marks. Mechanics are crisp. Bore is near excellent shiny and bright. Bolt face near excellent. It would be pretty hard to upgrade the condition of this specimen. THIS IS A NATIONAL FIREARMS ACT ITEM AND REQUIRES BATF APPROVAL PRIOR TO TRANSFER. THIS ITEM IS FULLY TRANSFERABLE ON AN ATF FORM 3 OR 4 AS CURIO & RELIC ELIGIBLE. JWK 2019-10-162 4,500 - 6,500

1078 - (N) HIGHLY DESIRABLE AND RARE WORLD WAR II “U.S. PROPERTY” MARKED INGLIS BOYS ANTI-TANK RIFLE (DESTRUCTIVE DEVICE).

Manufacturer: Inglis Model: Boys Serial No. 3T5023 Caliber/Bore: .55 Boys Barrel Length: 36” FFL Status: NFA

“U.S. PROPERTY” and “INGLIS” “1943” marked with “R.B. MK I” (For Rifle Boys) on left side of receiver.

Original later production muzzle and bipod present. Includes one original five round magazine. The Boys Anti-Tank rifles were issued to British, Canadian and US forces in the early years of World War II. They were effective against lightly armored vehicles. 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”. JWK 2019-10-54 4,000 - 6,000

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www.MorphyAuctions.com | October 22, 2019

1079 - (N) VETERAN HARRINGTON AND RICHARDSON REISING MODEL 50 MACHINE GUN (PRE-86 DEALER SAMPLE).

Manufacturer: H&R Model: M50 Serial No. 113426 Caliber/Bore: .45 ACP Barrel Length: 10 - 1/2” FFL Status: NFA

Veteran example of a smooth finish Reising Model 50 machine gun with compensator. Stock has vintage side sling swivels and original green web military sling of Korean War era vintage. One 20 round magazine is included with this lot. The Reising Model 50 is a quality-built machine gun which was fielded in limited numbers mostly to the Marine corps during WW2. It may well be that some were held on to for Korea as well. Side mounting of the sling was a particular preference of the British, but this is simply offered as an observation. The Reising has an intrinsic accuracy advantage of firing from a closed bolt on the first shot.

The Reising Model 50 is a popular entry level machine gun today. CONDITION: Overall appearance and finish is very good to fine original finish turning a nice even grey brown patina with some thinning to gray finish. There is a 3 “ long crack in the wood at the forward sling swivel which does not affect serviceability.

Mechanics are fine. Bore is extremely fine, shiny and bright. Bolt face is extremely fine. Wood has numerous dings, bruises and handling marks. Vacant holes at underside of stock where original sling swivels were removed. Wear pattern yet clean critical internals indicate this was a Soldier’s combat used weapon. 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 2019-10-42 2,500 - 5,000

1080 - (N) DESIRABLE DANIEL DEFENSE DDM4ISR SEMI-AUTOMATIC RIFLE WITH INTEGRAL SUPPRESSOR AND TRIJICON ACOG OPTIC (SUPPRESSOR).

Manufacturer: Daniel Defense Model: DDM4ISR Serial No. (Gun) DDM4150032 (Suppressor) ISR02017 Caliber/Bore: .300 Blackout Barrel Length: 16 - 1/4” FFL Status: NFA

Daniel Defense produced DDM4ISR with Trijicon ACOG with chevron reticle and bullet drop compensator.

Standard DDM4ISR with 9” barrel with integral suppressor bring the barrel length to a non-SBR 16 - 1/4”, with 15” Daniel Defense rail with continuous 1913 top raid, Keymod attachment points on bottom and sides.

Daniel Defense foregrip, pistol grip, and buttstock with overmoulding. Bronze Cerakote finish. Ambidextrous selector. Forward assist, shell deflector. Comes in a Daniel Defense case with paperwork, accessories including one Daniel Defense .223 magazine, paperwork. CONDITION: Excellent, with light traces of use and retaining the vast majority of finish. Bore is excellent, mechanics are crisp and function correctly. Optics are clear. THIS LOT CONTAINS A NATIONAL FIREARMS ACT ITEM AND REQUIRES BATF APPROVAL PRIOR TO TRANSFER. THIS ITEM IS FULLY TRANSFERABLE ON AN ATF FORM 3 OR 4. ADDITIONALLY, DUE TO THE PRESENCE OF CERTAIN ITEMS, THIS LOT IS NOT FOR EXPORT OUT OF THE UNITED STATES. EW 2,500 - 4,000

www.MorphyAuctions.com | October 22, 2019

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1081 - (N) DANIEL DEFENSE DDM4ISR SEMI-AUTOMATIC RIFLE WITH INTEGRAL SUPPRESSOR. (SUPPRESSOR) Manufacturer: Daniel Defense Model: DDM4ISR Serial No. (Gun) DDM4141881 (Suppressor) ISR02208 Caliber/Bore: .300 Blackout Barrel Length: 16 - 1/4” FFL Status: NFA

Daniel Defense produced DDM4ISR in standard DDM4ISR configuration with 9” barrel with integral suppressor bring the barrel length to a non-SBR 16 - 1/4”, with 15” Daniel Defense rail with continuous 1913 top raid, Keymod attachment points on bottom and sides. Daniel Defense foregrip, pistol grip, and buttstock with overmoulding. Bronze Cerakote finish. Ambidextrous selector. Forward assist, shell deflector.

Comes in a Daniel Defense case with paperwork, accessories including one Daniel Defense .223 magazine, paperwork. CONDITION: Excellent, with light traces of use and retaining the vast majority of finish. Bore is excellent, mechanics are crisp and function correctly. THIS LOT CONTAINS A NATIONAL FIREARMS ACT ITEM AND REQUIRES BATF APPROVAL PRIOR TO TRANSFER. THIS ITEM IS FULLY TRANSFERABLE ON AN ATF FORM 3 OR 4. EW 2,000 - 3,000

1082 - (N) TPM OUTFITTERS P5SD SHORT BARREL RIFLE WITH SUPPRESSOR. (SUPPRESSOR AND SHORT BARREL RIFLE) Manufacturer: TPM Outfitters Model: P5SD Serial No. (Gun) PF563PSD (Suppressor) SD525 Caliber/Bore: 9mm Para Barrel Length: 5 - 3/4” FFL Status: NFA

TPM Outfitters P5SD featuring TPM outfitter suppressor with appropriate ported barrel. Top of receiver marked “P5SD”, serial number, Ulm proof mark, German Nitro proof, BH date code for 2017. Diopter sights. Rubber ribbed sleeved foregrip with round guard welded to receiver. Suppressor is knurled for easy removal. Bolt head with P461 and German Nitro proof. Trigger group with false push pin, four selector positions but only able to select single and safe. Front of trigger group with serial number, “DE” and HK logo. Rear plate with retractable two lug stock. Both curved 9mm magazines with PDF code. CONDITION: Fine used condition. Retains vast majority of finish with some very light handling marks and high edge wear where disassembled. Operates correctly with a good bore. This is a lovely gun for the beginning HK aficionado or the fan of suppressed SBRs. THIS LOT CONTAINS TWO NATIONAL FIREARMS ACT ITEMS (SUPPRESSOR AND SHORT BARREL RIFLE) AND REQUIRES BATF APPROVAL PRIOR TO TRANSFER. THESE ITEMS ARE FULLY TRANSFERABLE ON TWO SEPARATE ATF TRANSFER FORMS 3 OR 4. THE TWO ITEMS WILL NOT BE SEPARATED. EW 2,000 - 3,000

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www.MorphyAuctions.com | October 22, 2019

1083 - (N) NEW IN BOX STAINLESS FINISH G.R.A.D. MODEL RS1 HYBRID KNIFE/ GUN (ANY OTHER WEAPON).

Manufacturer: G.R.A.D. Model: RS1 Serial No. D0564 Caliber/Bore: .22LR Barrel Length: 3 - 1/2” FFL Status: NFA This G.R.A.D. (Global Research And Development) bayonet-revolver conceals a .22 LR six shot revolver within the handle. This firearm incorporates a six round capacity revolving cylinder within the handle. Pressing the low profile fold-out trigger in the handle fires the revolver over the flat edge of the blade. Blade is just over 6 1/2 inches from tip to base. The mechanism is accessed by depressing a button at the hilt which opens the action cover to allow loading/ unloading. These weapons were produced in Las Vegas in the early 2000’s and are no longer being manufactured. Includes original box.

CONDITION: Unfired and new in the original box. Stainless finish.

THIS IS A NATIONAL FIREARMS ACT ITEM AND REQUIRES BATF APPROVAL PRIOR TO TRANSFER. THIS ITEM WILL INCUR A $5.00 TRANSFER TAX IF TRANSFERRED ON AN ATF FORM 4. THIS ITEM IS FULLY TRANSFERABLE ON AN ATF FORM 3 OR 4 CLASSIFIED AS “ANY OTHER WEAPON”. JWK 2019-10-037 1,000 - 2,000

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1084 - (N) MINT ORIGINAL MILITARY ARMAMENT CORPORATION COVERT OPERATION “STINGER” PEN GUN IN VERY RARE ORIGINAL PLASTIC BOX WITH LABEL (AOW).

Manufacturer: Military Armament Corporation Model: SSSW Serial No. 42000563 Caliber/Bore: .22 LR Barrel Length: 1.5” FFL Status: NFA This is a very rare find indeed. In the original box Military Armament Corporation Powder Springs “SSSW” Single-Shot Survival Weapon (Pen Gun) as was supplied to U.S. Government for covert operations use as well as to the civilian market. A mere 3 ¼” long in carry-mode and only 5/8” in diameter it was originally supplied to covert ops personnel with a rubber sleeve so it could be concealed in a body cavity until needed for use. The muzzle end unscrews to load/unload a solitary .22 cartridge and it can be carried safely while loaded. One cocks it by unscrewing and pulling the rear end cap to where a simple lever in the side holds the striker against spring tension. Depressing the lever releases the striker which fires the .22 Long Rifle cartridge out of the muzzle end. Marked, “Military Armament Corporation” and Cobray Logo. Includes a spare “barrel” with disk red sticker covering muzzle and belt clip/carrier. CONDITION: Overall appearance and finish is near mint in original plastic box with original label intact and in good legible condition. Box is cracked and plastic hinges broken with old tape still present. Mechanics of SSSW are crisp. This is a very real and classic part of the development of the modern “Any Other Weapon” category of firearms. THIS IS A NATIONAL FIREARMS ACT ITEM AND REQUIRES BATF APPROVAL PRIOR TO TRANSFER. THIS ITEM WILL INCUR A $5.00 TRANSFER TAX IF TRANSFERRED ON AN ATF FORM 4. THIS ITEM IS FULLY TRANSFERABLE ON AN ATF FORM 3 OR 4 CLASSIFIED AS “ANY OTHER WEAPON”. JWK 2019-10-105 1,000 - 2,000

www.MorphyAuctions.com | October 22, 2019

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1085 - (D) SCARCE RUSSIAN WORLD WAR II DEGTYARYOV 1941 PTR-D ANTI-TANK RIFLE (DESTRUCTIVE DEVICE).

Manufacturer: RUSSIA Model: PTR-D Serial No. MEG 264 Caliber/Bore: 14.5mm Barrel Length: 53 - 1/2” FFL Status: Destructive Device

Scarce desirable Russian World War II PTR-D single shot anti-tank rifle. As were so many of the anti-tank weapons in use at the beginning of World War II, this one was effective against the tanks and armored cars of the late 1920’s and 1930’s, but were soon found to be ineffective against the more modern armor being fielded in ever greater numbers. It is a straightforward enlarged bolt action rifle with only two locking lugs at either side of the large bolt which has a large hook to enable manual cocking if desired. This rifle cocks upon bolt closure otherwise. Serial number and date (1943) at top rear of receiver with non-matching number on barrel. No bipod present. CONDITION: Overall appearance and finish is fair to good original finish turned brown and otherwise thinning to expose gray patina. Wood furnishings condition is consistent and worn yet completely serviceable. Cheek piece canvas cover starting to fray and split but also remains serviceable. Mechanics are fine. Bore is dark and uncleaned (imagine the cleaning rod you would need), but with the ammunition being so scarce this item is primarily a collectors item and a very relevant one for someone who desires a collection of Destructive Devices from the major major powers of World War II. THIS IS A NATIONAL FIREARMS ACT ITEM AND REQUIRES BATF APPROVAL PRIOR TO TRANSFER. THIS ITEM IS FULLY TRANSFERABLE ON AN ATF FORM 3 OR 4 AS A “DESTRUCTIVE DEVICE”. JWK 2019-10-52.

1,500 - 3,000

1086 - (D) VERY SCARCE AMNESTY REGISTERED WORLD WAR II BRITISH MODEL 1940 MK II 3” STOKES MORTAR (DESTRUCTIVE DEVICE).

Manufacturer: England Model: 1940 Stokes Serial No. IRS-5927 Caliber/Bore: 3” Barrel Length: 39 - 1/8” FFL Status: Destructive Device The Stokes mortar was developed by Frederick Wilfred Scott Stokes early in 1915 as a result of the British encountering the German minenwerfer on the Western front. As so often happens, once one side has something, the other side wants to have their own version. This is a World War II 1941 manufactured mortar marked “ML 3 IN – MORTAR MK II” over “1941”.

It includes the original bipod and baseplate. No optics present. This particular specimen was amnesty registered with an IRS number. By World War II there was very little difference between the basic 81 MM mortar designs of several countries. All were based on the earlier French Brandt Model 27/31 mortar design. The bipod of this mortar is very robust with a heavy brass collar because the British recognized the significant energy contained in the propellent to launch their mortar “bombs” up to 2500 yards. CONDITION: Overall appearance and finish is extremely fine to near excellent original green paint with numerous small dings and scratches to the paint on the tube with the 8” closest to the muzzle appropriately devoid of paint to facilitate the bipod collar. About 50% loss to the paint at receiver cup revealing clean bare metal where it meets the baseplate. Bipod is very good with green paint chipping away with to reveal a gray patina. Baseplate retains carrying chain and original paint chipping away to reveal spots of brown patina. Mechanics of bipod are functional. Bore is extremely fine and clean with some original paint and otherwise gray patina. Just a great World War II British mortar to take to a reenactment for display, or to the range for a little recreation. THIS IS A NATIONAL FIREARMS ACT ITEM AND REQUIRES BATF APPROVAL PRIOR TO TRANSFER. THIS ITEM IS FULLY TRANSFERABLE ON AN ATF FORM 3 OR 4 AS A DESTRUCTIVE DEVICE. JWK 2019-10-201.

3,500 - 4,500

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www.MorphyAuctions.com | October 22, 2019

1087 - (D) HIGH ORIGINAL CONDITION WW2 BRITISH BIRMINGHAM SMALL ARMS (BSA) BOYS ANTI-TANK RIFLE (DESTRUCTIVE DEVICE) Manufacturer: BSA Model: Boys Serial No. D4483 Caliber/Bore: .55 Boys Barrel Length: 36” FFL Status: NFA

Another beautiful condition Boys anti-tank rifle from an estate collection marked with “BSA” (Birmingham Small Arms) proof on top of receiver and bipod “R.B. MK I” (For Rifle Boys} on left side of receiver. Visible numbers matching. Original early British disk-type muzzle and bracket-feet bipod present. Includes one original five round magazine. The Boys Anti-Tank rifles were issued to British, Canadian, and US forces in the early years of World War II. They were effective against lightly armored vehicles, and punching through emplacement barriers. Highly accurate, they were effective at, “putting the round where I wanted”, according to one Veteran this cataloger knew. CONDITION: Overall appearance and finish is extremely fine to near excellent original smooth dull blue finish with preservative grease, with bolt near excellent in the white with brown preservative grease. Mechanics are crisp. Bore and bolt in near excellent condition.

Wood cheek rest near excellent with a couple light handling marks. The covering of the butt shoulder pad is starting to crack at the edges but remains 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”. JWK 2019-10-185 4,000 - 6,000

1088 - (N) GREAT FAST FIRING MILITARY ARMAMENT CORPORATION MAC M-11 .380 AUTO MACHINE GUN WITH RPB SUPPRESSOR (FULLY TRANSFERABLE & SUPPRESSOR).

Manufacturer: R.P.B. Industries Model: MAC-11 Serial No. (Gun) A2089 (Supp) R453 Caliber/Bore: .380 ACP Barrel Length: 5” FFL Status: NFA Fast firing Ingram Military Armament Corp M-11 in .380 auto with Cobray logo and “Marietta, GA” address. Sliding shoulder loop present. Original Cobray marked ventilated barrel chute and one 30 round magazine is included with this gun. Also included with this lot is an RPB Suppressor. These items will incur two separate transfer taxes if transferred on ATF Form 4’s. CONDITION: Overall appearance and finish is near excellent original parkerized gray finish with barely discernible handling marks. Black finish loss to safety revealing gray patina.

Mechanics are crisp. Bore is near excellent, shiny and bright. Barrel chute also very clean. Bolt face extremely fine. This is a select fire machine gun. The MAC 11 in .380 auto is always very popular and sought after and this is a really nice specimen sure to please at the range. THESE ARE NATIONAL FIREARMS ACT ITEMS AND REQUIRE BATF APPROVAL PRIOR TO TRANSFER. THESE ITEMS ARE FULLY TRANSFERABLE ON AN ATF FORMS 3 OR 4. JWK 2019-10-22 4,000 - 7,000

www.MorphyAuctions.com | October 22, 2019

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1089 - (N) SWD COBRAY M-11 MACHINE GUN WITH 4 MAGAZINES IN CONVERTED BRIEFCASE CARRYING CASE (FULLY TRANSFERABLE).

Manufacturer: SWD Inc. Model: M-11 Serial No. 86-0010582 Caliber/Bore: 9mm Barrel Length: 6” FFL Status: NFA Very fine S.W.D. Cobray logo M-11 machine gun with original owner’s manual, front holding strap, ventilated barrel extension and 4 magazines total, two are converted Uzi magazines and the others two are plastic body magazines. Also included is a brown briefcase fitted with a wooden block with cut-outs to carry this ensemble without attracting undue attention. Pretty clever idea. Avoids un-necessary queries and conversation should someone see this on the seat of your car. CONDITION: Overall appearance and finish is near excellent fine smooth gray matte finish with just the slightest of handling marks.

Selector and safety retain nearly all their original black finish. Bore is extremely fine, shiny and bright. Bolt face near excellent. Mechanics are crisp. This is a select fire machine gun. A wonderful recreational machine gun package for the entry level enthusiast. THIS IS A NATIONAL FIREARMS ACT ITEM AND REQUIRES BATF APPROVAL PRIOR TO TRANSFER. THIS ITEM IS FULLY TRANSFERABLE ON AN ATF FORM 3 OR 4. JWK 2019-10-158 5,500 - 7,500

1090 - (N) EXCELLENT WALTHER MP-K MACHINE GUN (PRE-86 DEALER SAMPLE).

Manufacturer: Walther Model: MPK Serial No. 12014 Caliber/Bore: 9mm Para Barrel Length: 6 - 1/2” FFL Status: NFA

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Outstanding high condition specimen of the Walther manufactured MPK machine gun. Includes two magazines and a web sling. Marked with Walther banner logo on left side of lower receiver and typical German ambidextrous selector markings of, “S”, “D” and “E” (Safe, Full, and Semi-Auto to us here in America), this machine gun has a folding steel shoulder loop covered in hard gray enamel paint, hard brown composite grips. The “K” in MPK indicates “Kurz” or “Short” in German, and is their designation for the short-barreled model. This word, “Kurz” is on the left side of the upper assembly currently on the gun. Lower assembly serial number is 12014 and bears 1965 proof mark. CONDITION: Overall appearance and finish is near excellent original dull gray finish. Mechanics are crisp. Bore is near excellent shiny and bright. Bolt face extremely fine. This is a select fire machine gun. These Walther machine guns are very well made, run well, and are popular tactical and recreational machine guns. 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 2019-10-67 6,000 - 8,000

www.MorphyAuctions.com | October 22, 2019

1091 - (N) QUALITY HARDWARE FOLDING STOCK M2 CARBINE MACHINE GUN (CURIO & RELIC).

Manufacturer: Quality Hardware Model: M2 Carbine Serial No. 4747618 Caliber/Bore: .30 Carbine Barrel Length: 18” FFL Status: NFA

This very attractive Quality Hardware manufactured US M2 Carbine shows “Form 1 Registration” in the manufacturer’s block in the electronic registry and “Quality HMC” in the manufacturer’s block of the approved incoming Form 4 to Morphy’s. This is a registered receiver machine gun. Wood exhibits “RA” and crossed cannon markings on right side of handgrip. The stock is a high-quality reproduction. “Inland Mfg” marked barrel is dated 12 – 43. Receiver is marked as “M1”. This carbine retains a flip-up peep sight, bayonet lug forward band, rotating safety, two rivet hand guard, and incorporates a round bolt. Includes one 15 round magazine and one green web sling. Receiver serial number is the only visible serial number.

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. CONDITION: Overall appearance and finish is extremely fine smooth grey arsenal refinish with some thinning where the charging handle and bolt ride on the receiver. Mechanics are fine. Wood is very fine with some handling marks. Bore near excellent shiny and bright. Bolt face is near excellent. This is a select fire machine gun. A fine specimen in a popular folding stock configuration. 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 2019-10-31 5,000 - 8,000

1092 - (N) CHARLES ERB INLAND M2 CARBINE MACHINE GUN (FULLY TRANSFERABLE).

Manufacturer: Inland/Charles Erb Model: US M2 Carbine Serial No. 6706353 Caliber/Bore: .30 Carbine Barrel Length: 10” FFL Status: NFA

WW2 Inland M1 carbine converted to M2 configuration and registered by Charles Erb. The “1” of M1 on the receiver has been over-stamped with a “2”. And NFA registry shows “Charles Erb” in the manufacture’s block. Inland barrel has “10-44” date. Folding stock is devoid of any proofmarks. This is a registered receiver machine gun. This carbine has bayonet lug with “P” visible on barrel, 4 rivet handguard, round bolt, rotating safety, and ramp style rear peep sight. One original web sling, one crusty 15 round magazine, 2 30 round magazines and one 40 round magazine (all post WW2) are included with this lot. Receiver serial number is the only visible serial number. 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. CONDITION: Overall appearance and finish is extremely fine smooth dark arsenal refinish with thinning to gray patina in places. Mechanics are fine. Wood is fine with typical dings and handling marks. Pitted poor bore. Bolt face is fine. This is a select fire machine gun. A fine outwardly appearing M2 carbine in a popular folding stock configuration which would benefit from replacing the barrel. 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 2019-10-164 6,000 - 8,000

www.MorphyAuctions.com | October 22, 2019

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1093 - (N) POPULAR FUN TO SHOOT BRITISH LEWIS MODEL OF 1914 MACHINE GUN (CURIO & RELIC).

Manufacturer: BSA Model: Lewis Serial No. A221 Caliber/Bore: .303 British Barrel Length: 26” FFL Status: NFA

Manufactured by Birmingham Small Arms Company, the Lewis machine gun was the most preferred “light” machine gun used by either side during World War I. The Germans gladly employed them whenever they could capture enough ammunition to make the use of them worthwhile. They were lighter than the Maxim 08/15, and one did not need to worry about carrying belts of ammunition subject to adverse weather conditions. This gun, like most others encountered has been renumbered from its original 5-digit number to an “A” prefix number which is the registration number with BATF. This number matches on the shroud, receiver, and receiver action cover assemblies. Bolt does not match. Includes clamp-on airplane front sight and clamp-on bipod. No pan magazine present. Typical markings on receiver action cover “Manufactured by” / “The Birmingham Small Arms Co LTD” / “ENGLAND” / “for” / “Armes Automatiques Lewis” / “BELGIUM” just forward of rear sight marked “Lewis Auto Gun” / “Mod.1914-Pat.” This gun also displays British proof marks on several parts with broad arrow. This gun is a reactivated amnesty registered gun with appropriate markings and remains Curio and Relic eligible. CONDITION: Overall finish and appearance is very good original finish with quite a bit of thinning to gray patina or otherwise brown patina. Wood retains oiler in stock and stock has a 2” long crack near the top of the receiver running parallel to the bore line on the left side and a stock repair about a 2” by 2” at the heel near the buttplate, and has numerous little dings bruises, and light handling marks. Mechanics are fine. Bore is fine with good clean lands and grooves with scattered light pitting with a ring of corrosion near the gas port. Bolt face is fine. Grip panels are very good with some dings, bruises and handling marks. One needs only a readily available pan magazine and some .303 ammunition to have a great time at the range with this gun! THIS IS A NATIONAL FIREARMS ACT ITEM AND REQUIRES BATF APPROVAL PRIOR TO TRANSFER. THIS ITEM IS FULLY TRANSFERABLE ON AN ATF FORM 3 or 4 AS CURIO AND RELIC ELIGIBLE. JWK 2019-10-221 6,000 - 8,000

1094 - (N) DESIRABLE POWDER SPRINGS MILITARY ARMAMENT CORPORATION MAC M-11 .380 ACP MACHINE GUN WITH SUPPRESSOR (FULLY TRANSFERABLE).

Manufacturer: Military Armament Corporation Model: (Gun) M11; (Suppressor) MAC Serial No. (G) 33001684 (S) 32000064 Caliber/Bore: (Both) .380 ACP Barrel Length: (Gun) 5” FFL Status: NFA Sought after Powder Springs address fast firing Ingram Military Armament Corp M-11 in .380 ACP. Exhibits Cobray logo includes one 30 round magazine as well as Powder Springs marked 9mm suppressor. These items will incur two separate transfer taxes if transferred on ATF Form 4’s. Typical sliding shoulder loop attachment present. CONDITION: Overall appearance and finish is near excellent original parkerized gray finish with some handling marks. Mechanics are crisp. Bore is near excellent, shiny and bright with very little evidence of firing. Bolt face is near excellent. This is a select fire machine gun. The MAC 11 in .380 ACP has a high rate of fire and is very handy.

The Powder Springs manufactured guns bring a premium in the machine gun collector’s market, and all the MAC machine guns are very popular and sought after because they are great fun to shoot! THESE ARE NATIONAL FIREARMS ACT ITEMS AND REQUIRE BATF APPROVAL PRIOR TO TRANSFER. THESE ITEMS ARE FULLY TRANSFERABLE ON AN ATF FORMS 3 OR 4. JWK 2019-10-94. 6,500 - 8,500 78

www.MorphyAuctions.com | October 22, 2019

1095 - (N) SUPERB REFINISHED MAUSER MODEL 1932 SCHNELLFEUER MACHINE GUN WITH BRITISH NITRO PROOF AND ORIGINAL MAUSER WOODEN STOCK (PRE-86 DEALER SAMPLE).

Manufacturer: Mauser Model: 1932 Schnellfeuer Serial No. 87124 Caliber/Bore: 7.63mm Mauser Barrel Length: 5 - 1/2” FFL Status: NFA Just an absolutely stunning Mauser broomhandle Schnellfeuer Machine Pistol with “BNP” proof-mark visible on barrel flat and including original “MAUSER” cartouched wooden holster. Markings are very crisp and clear and only upon the closest inspection can one detect this gun has been refinished. Wooden grips are outstanding unnumbered replacements. Mauser banner logo just to the rear of the “N” and “R” selector switch. “WAFFENFABRIK MAUSER OBERNDORF A. NECKAR D.R.P.u.A.P.” on right reciver with typical crown over “U” and Mauser markings on chamber. One Mauser marked 10 round magazine included. Schnellfeuers have been found worldwide as they were sold in significant numbers for police and military use as well as for private ownership. This particular specimen evidently found its way to England at some point before being imported into the United States and registered. CONDITION: Overall appearance and finish is near excellent professional refinish with beautiful clear markings. Slight loss of finish at selector switch. Wood grips are near excellent. Mechanics are fine. Bore has shiny rifling with softened edges to the lands. Bolt is extremely fine to near excellent. Wood stock exhibits typical light dings and handling marks but remains very attractive. This is a select fire machine gun. An absolutely beautiful gun so well restored as to impress anybody who sees it. Just wow! 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 2019-10-102 7,000 - 10,000

1096 - (N) STERLING ARMAMENT CO. L34A1 MACHINE GUN WITH STERLING ARMAMENT CO. SUPPRESSOR (PRE-86 DEALER SAMPLE).

Manufacturer: (Gun and Suppressor) Sterling Armament Co. Model: (Gun and Suppressor) L34A1 Serial No. (Gun) 1532;(Sup) XS1532 Caliber/Bore: 9mm Luger Barrel Length: 7.8” FFL Status: NFA

Absolutely beautiful suppressed British Mark 5 L34A1 Sterling machine gun. Marked in various places as manufactured by Sterling Armament, only a few of these guns made it into the country to become pre-86 dealer sample guns. Barely discernibly marked on top of suppressor with importer, “Law Enforcement Ordnance” and “Sterling, London, England” with model and serial number, as well having original factory markings on top of magazine housing STERLING SMG 9 m/m MK 5 L34A1”, followed by serial number. A finely crafted and attractive wooden forearm is attached to the Suppressor which is held in place by robust Allen head screws. These items will incur two separate ATF transfer form applications for transfer, and will not be separated for separate shipment. One magazine and green web sling is included. The suppressed Sterling was designed to utilize +P (Special powerful) 9mm ammunition. L7A1 Hirtenberger and Israeli ammo with headstamp “TZ 76” has been known to work in these guns. CONDITION: Overall appearance and finish is near excellent original factory black pebble finish. Wood is near excellent with a sling nick on left side. This gun has been professionally disassembled, suppressor and buffer cleaned and refurbished, and test fired by Gary Szechy of Gary’s Bunker in North Royalton, Ohio. Bore is near excellent shiny and bright. Bolt face near excellent. Mechanics are fine. This is a select fire machine gun. An great and tough to find model for the modern machine gun enthusiast ! THESE ARE NATIONAL FIREARMS ACT ITEMS AND REQUIRE BATF APPROVAL PRIOR TO TRANSFER. THE MACHINE GUN 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. THE SUPPRESSOR IS FULLY TRANSFERABLE TO INDIVIDUALS. JWK 2019-10-97 6,000 - 10,000

www.MorphyAuctions.com | October 22, 2019

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1097 - (N) POPULAR FUN TO SHOOT BRITISH LEWIS MODEL OF 1914 MACHINE GUN (CURIO & RELIC).

Manufacturer: BSA Model: Lewis MK I Serial No. A561 Caliber/Bore: .303 British Barrel Length: 26” FFL Status: NFA Manufactured by Birmingham Small Arms Company, the Lewis machine gun was the most preferred by either side during World War I. The Germans gladly employed them whenever they could capture enough ammunition to make the use of them worthwhile. They were lighter than the Maxim, and one did not need to worry about carrying belts of ammunition. One 47 round pan magazine is included with this gun. This gun, like most others encountered has been renumbered from its original 5-digit number to an “A” prefix number which is the registration number with BATF. Earlier serial numbers are lined through, none of which match each other. Marked on rear of receiver “Manufactured by” / “The Birmingham Small Arms Co LTD” / “ENGLAND” / “for” / “Armes Automatiques Lewis” / “BELGIUM” just forward of rear sight marked “Lewis Auto Gun” / “Mod.1914-Pat.” This gun also displays British proof marks on several parts with broad arrow. Bolt serial number E4903 does not match serial number. CONDITION: Overall finish and appearance is fine original finish with wear to gray patina at high edges a small dime sized area of pitting at right side rear of radiator shroud and some areas taking on a brown patina.

Mechanics are fine. Bore is good with scattered light pitting with a ring of corrosion near the gas port. Bolt face is fine. Grip panels are very good with some dings, bruises and handling marks. Buttstock is very good and serviceable with a solitary crack running parallel to the bore line from the rear sling hardware to the buttplate. This is a very nice Lewis gun and has one of the smoothest actions of the many this cataloger has 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 2019-10-20 8,000 - 12,000

1098 - (N) CLASSIC 1945 DATED GERMAN WORLD WAR II MG-34 MACHINE GUN (PRE-86 DEALER SAMPLE).

Manufacturer: German Model: MG-34 Serial No. 1521A Caliber/Bore: 8mm Mauser Barrel Length: 24 - 1/2” FFL Status: NFA

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Very attractive and mostly matching German World War II MG34. Although NFA registry indicates “Mauser” as manufacturer, this guns receiver, shroud and buffer cup are all matching and were manufactured by Waffenwerke Brunn (dot) in 1945. WaA proofs confirm this, and correction to registry may be requested incidental to paper form 3 transfer should the buyer desire this. No post-war Israeli markings. Top cover never serialized and manufactured by Grossfuss (bpr). Buttstock cup and buttstock serial 727. Accessories include, in addition to what is on/in the gun, original pebble leather gunners kit with spare (non-matching) bolt, wrench, AA spider sight, hot barrel mitt, and green rubber muzzle covers. Also included are three original ammo cans with ten metal belt segments and approximately 300 rounds of berdan primed non-corrosive Portuguese ammunition, and one original 50 round tan assault drum. None of the bolts or barrels match the gun’s serial number. CONDITION: Overall appearance and finish is extremely fine original finish with some loss of finish turning to a gray patina at the high edges. Much less finish on the feed tray, which enhances the indication that this is a good running gun. Generally, if the shrouds match the receivers, and the wear patterns indicate it, the MG-34’s run well. Mechanics are fine. Bore is very good with evidence of firing long ago. Bolts all are fine. This is a select-fire machine gun. A great example of the iconic classic machined steel German belt fed machine gun from World War II in great condition to take to the range. 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 2019-10-49 7,500 - 12,500

www.MorphyAuctions.com | October 22, 2019

1099 - (N) BEAUTIFUL IN BOX GROUP INDUSTRIES / VECTOR ARMS HR 4332 MINI-UZI MACHINE GUN WITH FOLDING STOCK (FULLY TRANSFERABLE).

Manufacturer: Group Industries Model: HR 4332 Serial No. 102313 Caliber/Bore: 9mm Para, .45 ACP, .22LR Barrel Length: 7 - 3/4” FFL Status: NFA Beautiful high condition Group Industries / Vector Mini Uzi in original box with the warranty card and owner’s manual. One 25 round magazine is included.

The Group Industries receiver guns were the most durable UZI guns ever made, and Vector Arms made a top-quality build of them using the very best parts.

This particular model with folding stock is the most sought after of the different models based solely on queries this cataloger has received. The Uzi as a model is a highly effective and accurate machine gun in the hands of a practiced user. Although registered in multiple calibers, this specimen is actually configured in 9mm only. CONDITION: Overall appearance and finish is near excellent original factory matte blue finish with very little evidence of firing. Mechanics are crisp. Bore is near excellent shiny and bright. Bolt face near excellent. This is a select fire machine gun. An absolutely beautiful high condition gun, suitable for the most discerning collector/shooter. 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 2019-10-106 7,500 - 12,500

1100 - (N) FANTASTIC NEW IN BOX BERETTA AR-70 MACHINE GUN (PRE-86 DEALER SAMPLE).

Manufacturer: Beretta Model: AR-70 Serial No. M27112 Caliber/Bore: .223 Remington Barrel Length: 18” FFL Status: NFA Another fantastic find from a longtime FFL/SOT dealer. A Beretta AR-70 machine gun still new in its original box with original plastic bags, and three never opened 30 round magazines. Three position selector “S, 1, A:” on left side. The Italian military adopted the Beretta design as their “Assault Rifle” when the Western Powers standardized to the 5.56 mm cartridge. It has proven itself an effective and controllable modern assault rifle. CONDITION: Overall appearance and finish mint new unfired in the box, with near excellent bore and bolt. Composite furnishings also near excellent. Mechanics are crisp. This is a select-fire machine gun. Impossible to upgrade the condition of this rather scarce item in the United States.

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 2019-10-122 6,000 - 12,500

www.MorphyAuctions.com | October 22, 2019

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1101 - (N) COMPANION SHOOTING SUPPLIES/COLT VICKERS MODEL 1918 MACHINE GUN CONVERTED TO GROUND GUN (CURIO & RELIC).

Manufacturer: Vickers Model: 1918 Serial No. 12806 Caliber/Bore: .303 British Barrel Length: 29 - 1/2” FFL Status: NFA

This very attractive Vickers gun is listed in the electronic NFA registry with “COLT” in the manufacture’s block, “Vickers 1918” as the model and “11” as the caliber. No OAL listed. Companion shooting supplies carried out the conversion of this Colt Vickers aircraft gun to be able to be shot on a standard tripod like a ground gun by substituting the following standard parts: Armored muzzle booster, .303 barrel, feed-block, lock, top cover, and standard ground backplate and handle. Original water jacket and fusee cover retained as well as fusee spring assembly. No steam tube present inside jacket, so this is an air-cooled only gun. One brass head Vickers tripod without data plate or mounting pins, and section of Russian Maxim belt is included. Also included are two Russian ammo cans with a 200 round metal 7.62 x 54R Maxim belt in each. This gun is currently set-up to shoot .303 British with a “MA” (Australian) lock, but could be readily converted to shoot .30-06, 8 mm Mauser, or even .308 if one had the correct parts. Parts remain available to convert the Vickers to shoot the popular 7.62 Russian cartridge as well. This gun has been professionally assembled and refinished and presents extremely well. CONDITION: Overall appearance and finish is near excellent as refinished in a smooth gray finish with brass parts a pleasing dull color. Mechanics are fine. This cataloger doubts it has been fired since remanufacture.

Backplate handles are just beautiful! Bore is near excellent, shiny and bright. Bolt face is near excellent. Tripod has repainted legs. Traverse elevation mechanism works fine. Tripod pins are included although not present in photograph. 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 AND WILL TRANSFER AS CURIO & RELIC ELIGIBLE. JWK 2019-10-194 10,000 - 15,000

1102 - (N) HUNGARIAN SA85 HOST GUN WITH A CONVERTED TO MACHINE GUN WITH RICHARD PARKER QUALIFIED MANUFACTURING M16 AUTO SEAR (FULLY TRANSFERABLE).

Manufacturer: FEG Model: SA85 Serial No. SL04560 Sear Serial 16017 Caliber/Bore: 7.62x39mm Barrel Length: 17 - 1/4” FFL Status: NFA Marked on left side with the original FEG legends from when the gun started as a semi-automatic rifle, as well as an import stamp for Kassnar Imports. Right side unmarked but does have an added notch in the receiver for the selector to select fully automatic rifle. Desirable underfolding stock. Full serial number on piston carrier and bolt body. Matching 560 on recoil spring assembly which also has a shock buff. Blonde wood furniture. Slant brake, protected post front sight, adjustable rear sight out to 1000 yards. CONDITION: Fine, retaining the vast majority of finish with a few marks from handling and operation. Some finish loss at the high edges, particularly on right side, as if from resting on its right side.

Mechanics are largely crisp, but the selector switch needs attention as it tends to slip off the bottom notch. Bolt face is very good with some evidence of firing. Bore is very good, shiny and bright, with well defined rifling. If you are interested in a fully automatic AK, Hungarian SA85s are some of the best and the addition of an auto sear makes this gun much more desirable. THIS IS A NATIONAL FIREARMS ACT ITEM AND REQUIRES BATF APPROVAL PRIOR TO TRANSFER. THIS ITEM IS FULLY TRANSFERABLE ON AN ATF FORM 3 OR 4. EW 10,000 - 15,000 82

www.MorphyAuctions.com | October 22, 2019

1103 - (N) EXCEPTIONAL CONDITION AMERICAN ARMS M2 AMERICAN 180 MACHINE GUN (FULLY TRANSFERABLE).

Manufacturer: American Arms Model: American 180 M-2 Serial No. D01019 Caliber/Bore: .22LR Barrel Length: 14 - 1/4” FFL Status: NFA Absolutely outstanding American Arms M2 American 180 with typical markings on underside of receiver. Primarily made of aluminum with horizontal foregrip, ribbed barrel, and includes original instruction manual, one pan magazine with winder/driver and documented and signed digital readout of cyclic rate dated 11/9/2010 using Federal Lightning ammunition with this exact gun identified by serial number (talk about having foresight!). This is one of two American 180 machine guns the same consignor owns, and obviously this is the one he kept in near mint condition while he fired the other for recreation. The American 180 is considered by many to be one of the best of the .22 machine guns. This cataloger can attest that these are loads of fun to shoot, and very popular guns. Magazine system utilizes a hand-wound spring device to rotate the drum on a steel plate which brings the rounds within the mag in-line to feed into the gun. CONDITION: Overall appearance and finish is near excellent original deep lustrous blued finish on barrel with black anodization on aluminum parts. If it were not for the documentation one might think this gun was unfired. Wood is near excellent. Mechanics are crisp. Bore is near excellent, shiny and bright. Original steel magazine near excellent. This is a select-fire machine gun. It would be pretty difficult to improve on the condition of this specimen for fit, finish and overall attractiveness. For those of you with this model gun, try “Federal Lightnings” in your 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 2019-10-148 10,000 - 15,000

1104 - (N) A VERY GOOD AND DESIRABLE S&H ARMS REGISTERED RUGER 10/22 MACHINE GUN SHORT BARREL RIFLE, SUPPRESSED, WITH NORRELL TRIGGER PACK (FULLY TRANSFERABLE).

Manufacturer: Ruger Model: 10/22 Serial No. 236-80582 Sear Serial 610 Caliber/Bore: .22LR Barrel Length: 12” FFL Status: NFA This Ruger 10/22 has been converted into a fully automatic short barreled and suppressed version by John Norrell, one of the foremost makers of 10/22 conversions. Suppressor is marked on left side for John Norrel Arms Inc, trigger pack marked on left side for “S+H Amrs / Tulsa OK”, “610”, “Norrell Conversion J”. This conversion has the lever selector that sits on the right side of the trigger; slide the selector up for semi-auto and down next to the trigger for full auto. Butler Creek side folding stock, Ruger barrel band has been cut to allow increased diameter of suppressor, ported barrel for bleeding gasses off early. Section of rail has been added to receiver to mount a scope or red dot sight. Standard Ruger iron sights. Comes with a Ruger BX-25 magazine. CONDITION: Extremely fine with some markings from handling and operation, and just a touch of silvering at some of the high edges. Right side of barrel has a small area where finish has rubbed to a gunmetal grey. Mechanics are crisp. Bore is excellent, bright and shiny with some light evidence of firing. Bore face is excellent, with some evidence of use. Stock is fine and has some wear marks from handling. Norrell packs are becoming increasingly rare and here is a wonderful chance to own a 10/22 with all the options already on it! THESE ARE NATIONAL FIREARMS ACT ITEMS AND REQUIRE BATF APPROVAL PRIOR TO TRANSFER. THESE ITEMS ARE FULLY TRANSFERABLE ON AN ATF FORMS 3 OR 4. EW 12,500 - 17,500

www.MorphyAuctions.com | October 22, 2019

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1105 - (N) MAGNIFICENT JCB REGISTERED AUSTRALIAN L1A1A FAL MACHINE GUN (FULLY TRANSFERABLE).

Manufacturer: FN Model: FAL Serial No. 850176 Caliber/Bore: .308 Winchester Barrel Length: 21” FFL Status: NFA Exceptionally attractive F.A.L. (French: Fusil Automatique Léger) “Light Automatic Rifle”. The machine gun designated as FAL has been marketed world-wide and was adopted by NATO forces in the Cold War era with great satisfaction and success. This particular gun has Australian markings, wood furnishings, and a broad-arrow proof on the right side of the receiver. ATF Registration forms shows “John Benjamin” as the manufacturer, with a “JCB” suffix added to the serial number below the ejection port. Lower assembly bears number AD6220364. Beautiful wood furnishings on this gun including wood panels on the bipod legs. Carrying handle is an attractive brown composite. One 20 round magazine also included. CONDITION: Overall appearance and finish is near excellent smooth gray refinish with slight thinning of finish at a couple of contact points. Wood has light handling marks with one noticeable ding on the right side near the comb of the buttstock. Mechanics are fine. Bore is near excellent, shiny and bright. Bolt is near excellent. This is a select fire machine gun. The FAL rifle saw widespread military use in over 90 countries for over 3 decades. It is a highly effective full-power .308 battle rifle would make a fine addition to any machine gun collection. 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 2019-10-027 12,500 - 17,500

1106 - (N) DESIRABLE ORIGINAL MARLIN MANUFACTURED UNITED DEFENSE UD-42 MACHINE GUN (PRE-86 DEALER SAMPLE).

Manufacturer: Marlin Model: UD-M42 Serial No. 11374 Caliber/Bore: 9mm Para Barrel Length: 11” FFL Status: NFA The Popular UD-42 machine gun is a very effective and easy to hold on target machine gun. Manufactured by Marlin for the United Defense Supply corporation, and originally intended to replace the Thompson. However, since it was still a machined steel machine gun and labor intensive to produce, it was instead utilized as an arm to be dropped behind enemy lines for resistance and Partizan use. As a machine gun chambered in 9mm it could utilize captured enemy ammunition. The British called it the “Avenger”, as an appropriate nickname for forces “avenging” the occupation of their country. Straightforward manufacturer’s markings on the left side of the receiver, this gun includes two original 25 round magazines which are brazed together at the front to provide easy access to 50 rounds in one assembly. ATF Registration form shows simply, “Marlin” in the manufacturer’s block, but tiny Inter American Import Export Company markings are visible under the serial number and on receiver.

CONDITION: Overall appearance and finish is fine original finish turning brown with scattered light pinprick pitting. 5 ½” long section of buttstock exhibits vintage wood replacement. Otherwise light dings and handling marks. Mechanics are fine. Bore is very good turning dark. Bolt face is fine. This is a select fire machine gun. A nice specimen and a fun fast firing machine gun to shoot. 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 2019-10-46 9,000 - 18,000 84

www.MorphyAuctions.com | October 22, 2019

1107 - (N) EXTREMELY POPULAR AND VERY DESIRABLE RUGER NORRELL 10/22 MACHINE GUN (FULLY TRANSFERABLE).

Manufacturer: Ruger/Norrell Model: 10/22 Serial No. R05 Caliber/Bore: .22 LR Barrel Length: 18 - 1/2” FFL Status: NFA

Exceptional condition registered receiver Ruger 10/22 machine gun as converted by John Norrell. Most are familiar with Norrell’s auto sear packs, but in this case the trigger group was modified to fire fully automatic only, with a functional safety. Marked on the right side of the receiver “GUN TECHNOLOGY” with address and serial number, with original Ruger serial number still on left side of the receiver. Tiny drilled hole at left rear of magazine well incidental to conversion process. The 10/22 Ruger is one of the most popular .22 LR machine guns available. Once can easily understand why as the design is tried and true and magazines are readily available. This lot includes one “Black Dog Machine” 50 round drum magazine. CONDITION: Overall appearance and finish is near excellent original anodized and blued finish with aluminum showing at added receiver markings. Wood is in exceptional condition with only the slightest of handling marks. Mechanics are crisp. Bore is near excellent shiny and bright. Bolt face near excellent. This is a full-auto only machine gun. It would be pretty hard to upgrade the condition of this specimen.

A wonderful recreational machine gun eligible for transfer to full-auto enthusiasts who reside in Connecticut as well and any other State that allows 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 2019-10-157 15,000 - 20,000

www.MorphyAuctions.com | October 22, 2019

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1108 - (N) VERY DESIRABLE BUSHMASTER FIREARMS XM1EA2 (M16) MACHINE GUN WITH 20” HEAVY BARREL AND TELESCOPING BUTTSTOCK (FULLY TRANSFERABLE) Manufacturer: Bushmaster Firearms Model: XM15E2 Serial No. 5692 Caliber/Bore: .223 Remington Barrel Length: 20” FFL Status: NFA Very desirable configuration of the M16 with telescoping buttstock, knob adjustable for both windage and elevation rear sight, and heavy barrel with bird cage flash hider, this Sendra marked Bushmaster manufactured copy of the M-16 allows full-auto fire as well as semi-auto for those who like to “dump the magazine”. One 20-round Colt manufactured magazine is included. CONDITION: Overall appearance and finish is near excellent original matte finish with some stray handling marks hardly noticeable. Bolt body is in the white, and top of barrel marked “556 / S. S.”. Composite furnishings near excellent. Mechanics are crisp. Bore near excellent, shiny and bright. Bolt also near excellent. This is a select-fire machine gun and is exactly the way one loves to find the highly popular M16 platform. Versatile, clean and neat, and ready to take to the range. There is no doubt this will please the fortunate and discerning buyer. 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 2019-10-006 15,000 - 20,000

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www.MorphyAuctions.com | October 22, 2019

1109 - (N) WILSON ARMS / EA COMPANY J-15 (COPY OF COLT M16 / M4) MACHINE GUN (FULLY TRANSFERABLE).

Manufacturer: Wilson Arms Model: J-15 Serial No. EA6116 Caliber/Bore: .223 Remington Barrel Length: 11 - 1/2” FFL Status: NFA

This short and handy full auto AR-15 has telescoping buttstock and barrel with glued on mounting block to take some kind of special accessory just forward of the front sight base. Marked “EA” and model and serial number on left side of magazine housing with “Wilson Arms Co” on right side of magazine housing. Selector indicates “SAFE”, “FIRE”, and professionally added “AUTO”. This model has the forward assist on the right side of receiver and bayonet lug. One Palmetto State Armory 30-round magazine is included. CONDITION: Overall finish and appearance near excellent refinish upon conversion with some slight handling marks. Mechanics are crisp. Bore is near excellent, shiny and bright. Bolt face is near excellent. Composite parts also near excellent. Pretty difficult to upgrade the condition of this gun, which is certain to be popular at any shooting event. THIS IS A NATIONAL FIREARMS ACT ITEM AND REQUIRES BATF APPROVAL PRIOR TO TRANSFER. THIS ITEM IS FULLY TRANSFERABLE ON AN ATF FORM 3 OR 4. JWK 2019-10-119 17,500 - 22,500

www.MorphyAuctions.com | October 22, 2019

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1110 - (D) EXTREMELY RARE SWISS MODEL 1941 ANTI-TANK GUN IN 24MM (DESTRUCTIVE DEVICE) Manufacturer: Waffenfabrik Bern Model: TB-41 Serial No. 872 Caliber/Bore: 24mm Swiss Barrel Length: 65” FFL Status: Destructive Device The Swiss Model 1941 anti-tank gun is particularly interesting in that it has a locked breech, short recoil, kinked toggle, striker action fire action which is identical to that of a Luger turned 90 degrees with the addition of a huge cocking lever. Action is marked “WAFFENFABRIK BERN” with Swiss cross on right side of receiver. Visible numbers are matching, muzzle, barrel, receiver, and shoulder rest. This anti-tank gun includes in addition to its original tripod, an original detachable shoulder rest, two original web and leather magazine carrying satchels with eight original magazines, as well as original muzzle cover. Sheet metal toggle action cover not present, but this does not affect functionality. Ian McCollum provided a very comprehensive video presentation on this model when we offered one at auction in Fall 2018 https://www.forgottenweapons. com/swiss-tankbuchse-41-semiauto-antitank-rifle/. CONDITION: Overall appearance and finish is fine to extremely fine smooth dull blue finish with black enamel paint, and otherwise black anodized parts. Barrel is pretty much devoid of finish except for right near the locking collar.

Muzzle retains about 85% of its original finish otherwise a gray patina. Charging handle has loss some of its anodization revealing aluminum colored alloy underneath. Bore is extremely fine shiny and bright. Bolt is extremely fine to near excellent. Tripod has over 90% original green paint coverage with some chips revealing small spots of brown. Overall a very fine specimen of a very well made and desirable WW2 era anti-tank gun. Very few of these guns are in the United States at all, and having fired one this last December, this cataloger can state that the balance of this gun makes firing it a dream! A great find coming from the consignor who registered this piece during the amnesty of 1968, and a must for the advanced Luger collector as the “Largest Luger”. 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 IS ALSO CURIO AND RELIC ELIGIBLE. JWK 2019-10-199. 18,000 - 25,000

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www.MorphyAuctions.com | October 22, 2019

1111 - (N) FANTASTIC COLT 1921 THOMPSON SPECIALLY FITTED WITH CUSTOM MADE FRONT SIGHT AND SILENCER (CURIO & RELIC).

Manufacturer: Colt Model: 1921 Thompson Serial No. (Gun) 7429 (Sup) MU9697 Caliber/Bore: .45ACP Barrel Length: 11 - 1/2” FFL Status: NFA Colt 1921 Thompson with Cutts compensator retaining original 1921 internal parts and correct cartouched buttstock. Includes reproduction hard case with matching numbered (3750) body and cover early “New York, N.Y., USA” 50 round drum with nickel rotor. Also includes three 1920 patent date and one Bridgeport 20 round magazines, and one steel 16 ½” cleaning rod. Cutts compensator currently off gun is early unmarked type appropriate for this gun. What is really neat about this piece is that the consignor designed and machined a front sight which faithfully matched the height and position of the original blade on the compensator, and looks identical to the 1921A front sight, except that the newly machined piece extends threads which are designed to take Knight’s Armament MK23USP suppressor as manufactured for the H&K 23 pistol. In short, without any permanent alteration to the gun, one can change from original compensator to silencer simply by removing the retention pin and screwing the newly made front sight with threads, then silencer on. When one wants to put the compensator back on, just unscrew the silencer and then the newly made front sight and put the compensator back on. Magnificent idea, and it works! Consignor states he has shot many rounds out of this gun using the HK silencer. He purchased and included a new-in-box MK23/USP CAL. 45 silencer with this lot, as he retained the silencer he had been using. Gun has typical markings on receiver with visible serial numbers matching. “JHB” inspection mark visible on right side of receiver.

The Colt Thompson is the most iconic of all American machine guns. The first in the line of Thompson machine guns produced it is a recognized symbol of the 1920’s prohibition era as well as World War II. The Thompson spans a range across several collecting genres, with plenty of variations and accessories to appeal to a wide range of collector/investors. CONDITION: Overall appearance and finish is extremely fine to near excellent with deep lustrous blue original finish with some areas thing to a gray patina particularly at the high edges. Receiver exhibits some heat discoloration where barrel screws into receiver indicating barrel was replaced at some point. Index mark is perfectly aligned and there is no proofmark of any kind on the barrel. Buttplate finish thinning to a gray patina. Wood is extremely fine with a rich brown color and light handling marks. Drum has an extremely fine dull matte refinish. Magazine near excellent lustrous original finish. Very attractive! Mechanics are crisp. Bore is extremely fine shiny and bright. Bolt face extremely fine. This is a select fire machine gun. This is a welcome new contemporary variation for the Thompson. No doubt others have thought they would like the option for a silencer on their Thompson without altering the collectible nature of the gun. Well, here one is. A handsome example with very valuable accessories. These items will incur two separate transfer taxes if transferred on ATF Form 4’s. THESE ARE NATIONAL FIREARMS ACT ITEMS AND REQUIRE BATF APPROVAL PRIOR TO TRANSFER. THE MACHINE GUN IS CURIO AND RELIC ELIGIBLE WITH CUTTS COMPENSATOR ATTACHED. SUPPRESSOR WILL TRANSFER SEPARATELY. BOTH ITEMS ARE FULLY TRANSFERABLE ON ATF FORMS 3 OR 4. JWK 2019-10-78 20,000 - 25,000

www.MorphyAuctions.com | October 22, 2019

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1112 - (N) EXTREMELY ATTRACTIVE GERMAN MP-44 MACHINE GUN WITH STG 44 MARKED MAGAZINE (CURIO & RELIC).

Manufacturer: German Model: MP-44 Serial No. 8824c Caliber/Bore: 8mm Kurz Barrel Length: 16 - 1/4” FFL Status: NFA

Very attractive “bnz” (Steyr) MP44 manufactured in 1944 with clear “WaA 623” proofs on receiver forward of the magazine housing. Visible numbers appear all matching including bolt upon field stripping. Charging handle/operating piston appears to be an unnumbered waffenmeister replacement. Beautiful wooden buttstock with clear “ayf” (ERMA) manufacturers code on left side on sling recess. “824 c” on hardware of buttstock assembly also appears to be a vintage waffenmeister renumber. Accessories include an original albeit unmarked leather sling with correct stitching and seven original Nazi marked magazines in a pair of unmarked tan magazine pouches. Six of the magazines are “MP44” marked but the 7th is a real prize, marked “St.G,44”. The MP44 was developed to be an “all-purpose” weapon chambered for an intermediate cartridge falling between the full-power 8mm rifle cartridge, and the 9mm pistol cartridge. Capable of both semi-automatic and fully-automatic fire with the pressing of a switch at the side of the receiver this first modern “assault rifle” could fill the role of a deliberate “aimed-fire” weapon, as well as that of a “suppressing fire” weapon which was much needed by the Germans on the Eastern front against the Russians. Much has been written about the development of this model, but the concept was to manufacture this rifle utilizing metal stampings to the maximum extent to save production time. CONDITION: Overall appearance and finish is extremely fine, dull, very likely vintage period non-buffed refinish with parts such as the barrel handguard and barrel starting to turn a brown patina and some wear to gray patina at the high edges in places. Wood of butt has a semi-gloss appearance over un-sanded wood with absolutely stellar “ayf” manufacturer’s mark and some light handling marks. Grips are extremely fine to near excellent. Mechanics are crisp. Bore is very clean, shiny and bright. Bolt face is extremely fine. A very attractive specimen with the appearance of a “dipped” refinish. There is evidence of a punch pin removal on both sides of the magazine housing above the magazine catch. This is a very attractive MP-44 with a highly desirable magazine. Ammunition became available in recent years and anyone who shoots one of these guns will attest to their excellent firing characteristics. There is a reason these are such popular collector’s items. 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 2019-10-140 22,500 - 27,500

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www.MorphyAuctions.com | October 22, 2019

1113 - (N) FANTASTIC CONDITION DYER MANUFACTURED HECKLER AND KOCH HK-21 BELT FED MACHINE GUN (FULLY TRANSFERABLE).

Manufacturer: HECKLER & KOCH Model: 21 Serial No. A049140 Caliber/Bore: .308 Winchester Barrel Length: 17 - 11/16” FFL Status: NFA

This is a Fleming HK-21 registered receiver machine gun which was built by Terry Dyer and test fired. NFA electronic registry indicates manufacturer as “Heckler and Koch”, but actual original registered machine gun manufacturer is Fleming Firearms. Marked HK21 on top of receiver with serial number as well as having the serial number on the flat of the receiver above the feed shuttle. Three position selector marked “S,E,F” is numbered “201”, with buttstock hardware numbered “816”. Three cardboard boxes containing fifteen belt segments are included with this lot. Special features of this gun include a heavy quick-change barrel. This is a registered receiver machine gun. CONDITION: Overall appearance and finish is near mint as manufactured combination of smooth gray and black hard-coat finish. Green composite furnishings near excellent with exception of butt-end itself which has some brassing to the edges. Mechanics are crisp. Bore and bolt near excellent. This is a select fire machine gun of the highest level of performance and quality. Just about impossible to improve on this belt fed firing platform. 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 2019-10-135 25,000 - 30,000

www.MorphyAuctions.com | October 22, 2019

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1114 - (N) HARD TIMES ARMORY REGISTERED HK 94 CONVERTED TO MP5 MACHINE GUN (FULLY TRANSFERABLE).

Manufacturer: Hard Times Armory Model: HK 94 Serial No. 7667 Caliber/Bore: 9mm Para Barrel Length: 16” FFL Status: NFA This Hard times Armory registered Heckler & Koch machine gun was manufactured in 1985 according to proof mark “IF” on top of receiver. Clearly marked “HK MP5” on top of receiver. This is a registered receiver machine gun with “tabbed” handgrip assembly and three position selector indicating, “S, E, F”. This gun includes one original magazine made the same year as the gun. CONDITION: Overall appearance and finish is extremely fine to near excellent original matte finish to metal and composite furnishings. Magazine extremely fine with some handling marks. Mechanics are fine. Bore near excellent, shiny and bright. Bolt also near excellent. Extractor not present on bolt. This is a select-fire machine gun. Telescoping buttstock makes this a very compact and popular machine gun. Many maintain this is the ultimate “best” competitive submachine gun. Reliable, effective, and attractive. 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 2019-10-011 25,000 - 35,000

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www.MorphyAuctions.com | October 22, 2019

1115 - (N) RARE, HIGH CONDITION LEBANESE F.S.I. ROLL MARKED COLT M16A1 MACHINE GUN WITH ATTRACTIVELY LOW SERIAL NUMBER (FULLY TRANSFERABLE).

Manufacturer: Colt Model: M16A1 Serial No. FSI000002 Caliber/Bore: .223 Remington Barrel Length: 20” FFL Status: NFA This lovely high condition Colt M16A1 has a Lebanese Cedar Tree roll marked on the left side of receiver, over “F.S.I / M16A1 / CAL. 5.56MM / FSI000002”. F.S.I. probably referring to the Lebanese Internal Security Forces (French: Forces de Securite Interieure), and research indicates that the Internal Security Forces are occasionally referred to as F.S.I. Standard A2 style configuration with ribbed polymer handguard, carry handle adjustable rear sight, A2 grip, A2 buttstock with fixed swivel and butt trap. Lower with shelf. Birdcage flash hider. This rifle is accompanied by what appears to be the original shipping box as it fits the rifle and accessories correctly, but does not have writing on it. Accessories comprise a sealed cleaning brush, sealed cloth accessory case, empty plastic oil bottle, sealed black nylon sling, sealed 30 round magazine, sealed cleaning rods, and manual. CONDITION: Rifle is near excellent with a few very slight cosmetic blemishes from handling, operation, and storage. Bore is excellent, bright and sharp with well defined rifling, bolt face is excellent, showing little evidence of use. Mechanics are crisp. Box is equally fine, with some light scuff marks and a few pressure indentations that appear to have broken through the cardboard, but still rigid, complete, and well colored. Accessories are still factory sealed, stapled bags have significant corrosion on staples. If you have an interest in low serial numbers, classic American firearms, machine guns, or even foreign military, this is the lot for you! 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. EW 30,000 - 40,000

www.MorphyAuctions.com | October 22, 2019

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1116 - (N) THE LOWEST PUBLICLY OFFERED SERIAL NUMBER U.S. T161 (M60) BELT FED MACHINE GUN (FULLY TRANSFERABLE).

Manufacturer: United States Model: T161 Serial No. EXP21 Caliber/Bore: 7.62x51mm NATO Barrel Length: 23” FFL Status: NFA When developing the M60 machine gun, the T161 was the first to resemble what would ultimately become the M60. In the post-War scramble to develop a machine gun that could replace the M1919 and 1918, the United States was looking for a machine gun with could rival the MG42 and FG42 fielded by German troops during the war. They started by reverse engineering the MG42 and FG42 before adding on desired characteristics, such as a barrel change system and a rechambering in 7.62x51mm NATO amongst others, with the ultimate result being the T161, which was eventually adopted as the M60 in 1957. This T161 was one of the experimental rifles used during testing, exemplified by the “EXP21” serial number, which is listed as the lowest number in the ATF Curio and Relic NFA registry, and the “MACHINE GUN / 7.62MM: T161 / U.S. PROPERTY” stamp on top of trunnion. Bottom of the receiver “US GOVERNMENT PROP”. It features the M60 style flash hider, blade front sight on post, slot-ventilated heat shield, ribbed plastic forearm, carry handle, flip up ladder rear sight, belt fed system, and plastic furniture. Proper U.S. part numbers stamped on various parts, only externally visible serial number is EXP21, which is visible on left side of trunnion and left side of receiver.

CONDITION: Very fine, retaining the vast majority of finish with some scattered marks from handling and operation. There is some silvering at the pivot points of the bipod. Bore is fine, bright and shiny with sharp rifling. Bolt face is fine, with some light traces of firing residue. Mechanics are crisp. This is a once in a lifetime opportunity to own the lowest numbered publicly offered T161 in fantastic condition. THIS IS A NATIONAL FIREARMS ACT ITEM AND REQUIRES BATF APPROVAL PRIOR TO TRANSFER. THIS ITEM IS FULLY TRANSFERABLE ON AN ATF FORM 3 OR 4. EW 75,000 - 100,000

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www.MorphyAuctions.com | October 22, 2019

www.MorphyAuctions.com | October 22, 2019

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1117 - (N) HIGHLY DESIRABLE RAMO BROWNING M2 .50 CAL MACHINE GUN ON STAND-UP GROUND TRIPOD (FULLY TRANSFERABLE).

Manufacturer: Browning Model: M2HB Serial No. 90087 Caliber/Bore: .50 BMG FFL Status: NFA Ramo Inc. registered M2HB .50 caliber machine gun with ”Elephant” logo manufacturer’s marking and address on right sideplate on USGI parts set. This gun is equipped with semi-automatic capability.

Composite spade handles and charging handle furnishings. Includes very desirable original ground tripod with cradle and ammunition box to enable firer to shoot from a standing position. A very comfortable and stable shooting platform. CONDITION: Overall appearance and finish is extremely fine refinish upon remanufacture with some light handling marks. Tripod is extremely fine. Mechanics are crisp. Bore is near excellent shiny and bright. Bolt is also near excellent. This is a select-fire machine gun.

The Browning .50 Caliber machine gun is a great American classic and always one of the most popular and distinctive sounding guns at any range event. Seldom available in this configuration. 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 2019-10-231 30,000 - 40,000 96

www.MorphyAuctions.com | October 22, 2019

1118 - (N) FANTASTIC NEW IN BOX MINT UNFIRED COLT M16A1 MACHINE GUN (FULLY TRANSFERABLE).

Manufacturer: Colt Model: M16A1 Serial No. 9414562 Caliber/Bore: .223 Remington Barrel Length: 20â&#x20AC;?

FFL Status: NFA Absolutely fantastic Colt M16A1 machine gun still new in the box in original packaging. Consignor states bolt has never been pulled back.

CMP marked chrome bore gun with black web sling, chamber and bore brush, and cleaning rod set all still new in their original plastic packaging. Ownerâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s manual and plastic muzzle cap also included in the original factory cardboard box with silver absorbent paper, plastic bag and styrofoam packing materials. Gun serial number is written on one end of the box. Consignor has provided copy of original sales receipt for this gun as well. Typical Colt logo and address on left side of receiver. Classic configuration with bayonet lug, triangular handguards, bolt forward assist, sling swivels, and buttstock trap. One colt 20 round magazine is included which was not included in with the gun in the box. Receiver serial number is the only visible serial number.

CONDITION: Overall appearance and finish is mint unfired in box with moisture absorbent paper tube still in bore. Box is in extremely fine. Have not examined bore, bolt face, nor tested mechanics in order to preserve condition. Upon closest possible inspection one may find a handling mark, but this guns condition is just about impossible to upgrade. Perfect for the forward-thinking investor/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 2019-10-131 22,000 - 30,000

www.MorphyAuctions.com | October 22, 2019

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1119 - (N) ATTRACTIVE FN HERSTAL FN-FAL MACHINE GUN AS MANUFACTURED FOR THE CONGO (CURIO AND RELIC).

Manufacturer: FABRIQUE NATIONALE Model: FAL Congo Serial No. 2683 Caliber/Bore: .308 Winchester Barrel Length: 21” FFL Status: NFA

Very attractive FN (Fabrique Nationale) F.A.L. machine gun designated as “Light Automatic Rifle” (French: Fusil Automatique Léger), as manufactured for the Congo. These guns found particular favor in this part of the world as the terrain, particularly the brush, or otherwise the longer ranges where there was no brush, proved that the full-power .308 cartridge was more effective than intermediate or pistol cartridges for all-around use. This came up in conversation between this cataloger and a genuine “Mercenary” from that area years ago. The FN-FAL has enjoyed success world-wide and was adopted by NATO forces in the Cold War era with great satisfaction. Fabrique Nationale manufactured guns are rather rare in the National Firearms Act registry as fully transferable guns. ATF Registration forms shows, “FN (HERSTAL)” as the manufacturer with no model designation. This can be requested update upon transfer. Right side of receiver marked with typical FN markings visible with attractive Congo crest on right side of magazine well. Includes one 20 round magazine, and one bayonet. Serial numbers match between upper and lower assemblies. CONDITION: Overall appearance and finish is near excellent dark black re-finish with some small bit of light pitting visible on right side lower receiver and buttplate. Wood has also been refinished and is an attractive rich brown color. Mechanics are fine. Bore is good with frosting throughout. Bolt is near excellent as refinished with the slightest of handling marks. This is a select fire machine gun.

Bayonet is extremely fine with matte blue finish and unsharpened blade. The FAL rifle saw widespread military use in over 90 countries for over 3 decades. It is a highly effective full-power .308 battle rifle. 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 2019-10-124 22,000 - 28,000

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www.MorphyAuctions.com | October 22, 2019

1120 - (N) VERY DESIRABLE U.S. GUIDE LAMP M3 MACHINE GUN (CURIO AND RELIC).

Manufacturer: Guide Lamp Model: M3 Grease Gun Serial No. 322137 Caliber/Bore: .45 ACP Barrel Length: 8 - 1/4” FFL Status: NFA General Motors Guide Lamp Division manufactured U.S. M3 “Grease Gun”. This very popular machine gun is all original with barrel nut having the appropriate “P” firing proof at the junction of the barrel and nut. Other visible proofs are “SSG” (Saginaw Steering Gear) and the U.S. Ordnance bomb with part number. The bolt also exhibits the appropriate U.S. Ordnance bomb proof. Trigger guard, lower housing, bolt, and bolt guide have the appropriate GM Guide Lamp or contractor markings. The rear of the bolt is dated 7-44 and was made by Guide Lamp sub-contractor “Buffalo Arms”. The left side of the magazine housing bears the Guide Lamp trademark with the U.S. Ordinance bomb, serial number, “RIA” and “EB” inspection stamps. This gun incorporates the updated M3A1 magazine release guard. Three original 32 round magazines are included. CONDITION: Overall appearance and finish is extremely fine original smooth gray finish with some light handling marks and loss of finish at high edges to a gray patina. All three mags have near excellent original lustrous blue finish. Mechanics are crisp. Bore is extremely fine, shiny and bright. Bolt is extremely fine. This is a full-auto only machine gun. The Grease Gun is a highly sought World War II collectible machine gun. It is slow firing, controllable, and accurate.

A very fun gun to shoot and Curio and Relic original specimens surface for sale only rarely. 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 2019-10-227. 17,500 - 25,000

www.MorphyAuctions.com | October 22, 2019

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1121 - (N) BEAUTIFUL CLASSIC MILITARY CONFIGURATION COLT M16A1 MACHINE GUN (FULLY TRANSFERABLE).

Manufacturer: Colt Model: M16A1 Serial No. 9306104 Caliber/Bore: 5.56mm Barrel Length: 21 - 1/2â&#x20AC;?

FFL Status: NFA A beautiful Colt M16A1 machine gun with chrome lined bore for the civilian market. Typical Colt logo and address on left side of receiver.

Classic configuration with bayonet lug, triangular handguards, bolt forward assist, sling swivels, and buttstock trap. One Colt 20 round magazine is included. These guns have always been in demand for civilian ownership as so many former serviceman are familiar with these highly accurate and fun-to-shoot guns. It is indeed fortunate for the collector market that these were registered and sold when they could be. CONDITION: Overall appearance and finish is extremely fine to near excellent original finish with loss of finish at a couple high edge points and a few handling marks to the composite furnishings.

Mechanics are crisp. Bore is near excellent mirror bright. Bolt is also near excellent. Just a great classic in a condition which can occasionally be taken to the range and enjoyed without impacting the value. 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 2019-10-207 17,500 - 22,500

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www.MorphyAuctions.com | October 22, 2019

1122 - (N) VERY DESIRABLE AND RARE FULLY TRANSFERABLE GERMAN MG-15 MACHINE GUN WITH ACCESSORIES (CURIO AND RELIC).

Manufacturer: Germany Model: MG-15 Serial No. 52612 Caliber/Bore: 8mm Mauser Barrel Length: 24” FFL Status: NFA

This German MG 15 is marked with Weimar era eagle proofs and was manufactured by “jua”. Additionally it is marked on right side of receiver below magazine well with a series of indiscernible numbers and letters followed by “COLLINSVILLE” indicating that this gun was at one time reactivated by Rich Lauchli. This restoration was so good that except for these marking it is otherwise indiscernible. Perhaps all the gun needed was a lead chamber plug removed. Later this gun was in the personal collection of William Easterly, a noteworthy machine gun researcher and collector. This MG 15 includes clamp on attachment for bipod, bipod marked with eagle proof marks and leg adjustment knob, front and rear anti-aircraft sights, “brc43” marked carrying handle, clamp on shoulder extension, original leather sling, aftermarket leather sling, complete spare bolt serial number 38852 with extractor, gunner’s leather wallet complete with tools, firing pins, extractors and oiler, and five original saddle drum magazines with carrier and winding tool. Bolt, receiver and hand grip serial numbers match however extractor is not present within bolt.

Clamp on shoulder stock serial number does not match. Hinged shoulder rest folds properly. Bipod deploys properly. CONDITION: Overall finish and appearance is extremely fine to near excellent with over 95% of a black enamel paint refinish on gun. Clamp on accessory extension on barrel shroud retains about 85% of its finish and starting to “pill” as will happen over time to zinc alloy. Shoulder extension retains about 90% of its finish with leather shaft cover intact and serviceable although with some gouges and scrapes. Black leather pads on shoulder rest are soft and serviceable, starting to become thin at corners. Gun carrying handle retains nearly all of its black enamel paint finish with a recent addition of a washer to rear side. Dark brown bakelite to rear of receiver and hand grip in excellent, clean condition. Later day replacement leather sling starting to crack at forward sling swivel. Original leather sling although not on gun is serviceable and starting to harden and flake. Gunner’s kit is in absolutely amazing condition for its age, dated 1940 with Weimar era drooped wing eagle proof mark on cover together with Luftwaffe part number. Tools and spare parts within in pristine condition with broken case extraction wrench with Weimar eagle and marked as manufactured

by Heinrich Krieghoff. Leather retaining strap somewhat worn but still in good, serviceable condition. 75-round saddle drums all appear to be in good, serviceable condition with finish ranging from good to extremely fine. Drum winder dated 1939 manufactured by BSW has drooped wing eagle Weimar proof and is in extremely fine condition. Drum carrier finish turning to a rough, powdery scale but black leather padding on interior of hinged portion still in fine condition and completely serviceable. Drum carrying handle turning a smooth brown patina, comfortable in the hand. Mechanics are fine. Bore has strong shiny rifling, dark in grooves with some pitting. Bolt face is extremely fine. Spare bolt face also extremely fine. Fully transferable Curio and Relic examples of this gun are exceptionally scarce in the NFA registry. If anyone ever wanted a German MG 15 machine gun this is about as complete and fine conditioned a specimen as one could ever hope to find. 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 2019-10-196. 15,000 - 20,000

www.MorphyAuctions.com | October 22, 2019

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1123 - (N) VERY FINE CONDITION AND FULLY TRANSFERABLE ORIGINAL MARLIN MANUFACTURED UNITED DEFENSE SUPPLY CORP UD-42 MACHINE GUN (CURIO AND RELIC).

Manufacturer: United Defense Supply Corp.

Model: UD M42 Serial No. 14661 Caliber/Bore: 9mm Barrel Length: 11” FFL Status: NFA Manufactured by Marlin for the United Defense Supply Corporation, and originally intended to replace the Thompson, the UD-42 was still a machined steel machine gun and labor intensive to produce. As such it was not procured as hoped and instead was often employed as an arm to be dropped behind enemy lines for resistance and Partisan use. Chambered in 9mm it could utilize captured enemy ammunition. The British called it the “Avenger”, as an appropriate nickname for forces “avenging” the occupation of their country. Manufacturer’s markings on the left side of the receiver with “UD m.42” model designation markings. This gun includes one original 25 round magazine. Incoming ATF registration form shows “Unknown” in the manufacturer’s block. This can be updated upon subsequent transfer if desired. CONDITION: Overall appearance and finish is extremely fine original finish with some loss of finish to grey patina at the high edges. There is a 3” crack near the toe of the stock starting at the buttplate running parallel to the boreline. The wood forend is loose in its fixture also. Both of these items could be repaired. Otherwise there are light dings and handling marks. Mechanics are fine. Bore is very good with strong shiny rifling turning dark in the grooved. Bolt face is extremely fine. This is a select fire machine gun. A nice specimen of a difficult to find and well-made machine gun. This cataloger has found that the “Avenger” holds on the target well and is a fun, fast-firing machine gun 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 AND RELIC ELIGIBLE. JWK 2019-10-117 15,000 - 20,000

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www.MorphyAuctions.com | October 22, 2019

1124 - (N) BEAUTIFUL HIGH CONDITION BARR ARMSMAKER REGISTERED RECEIVER CHINESE AK-47 FOLDING STOCK MACHINE GUN (FULLY TRANSFERABLE).

Manufacturer: Factory 66 Model: AKM Serial No. 1303864 Caliber/Bore: 7.62x39mm Barrel Length: 16” FFL Status: NFA

Just about mint condition folding stock Chinese factory 66 manufactured Barr Armsmaker registered Type 56 (AK-47) with folding stock, no bayonet. Includes three 30 round magazines, one 75 round drum and an original web sling. Marked on left side of receiver with triangle around “66” logo and “56S” serial number prefix, this gun was originally manufactured in 1969 and has Chinese selector markings. Barr Armsmaker information on underside of receiver. Bolt and operating piston matches receiver serial number. The folding stock AK-47 style weapons, regardless of maker, are among the most sought after of the modern Vietnam era machine guns. They are a piece of our military history as well as great recreational machine guns at the range. CONDITION: Overall appearance and finish is near excellent deep lustrous refinish upon remanufacture. Typical line where safety/selector rides on the receiver and perhaps a handling mark or two.

Wood and composite furnishings also near excellent. Mechanics are crisp. Bore is near excellent, shiny and bright. Bolt face is near excellent. This is a select fire machine gun. An absolutely superb specimen of its kind of the most widely recognized and used assault rifle design in the world. 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 2019-10-163 12,000 - 18,000

1125 - (N) WILSON ARMS CO. CARL GUSTAF M-45 SUBMACHINE-GUN (FULLY TRANSFERABLE).

Manufacturer: Carl Gustaf Model: M-45 Serial No. MB047 Caliber/Bore: 9mm Para Barrel Length: 8” FFL Status: NFA Very attractive Swedish K machine gun on Wilson registered tube. Swedish crown proof on top of barrel with “WAC” manufacturer’s marking on left side of tube. One 36 round magazine is included with this very popular and desirable machine gun. This specimen was manufactured with the detachable magazine housing which enables this gun to use either the standard 36 round magazines or the coffin magazines. Full-auto only operation with slotted receiver tube cut-out for bolt to be held to the rear as on the MP-40, folding wire-loop shoulder brace much like the Madsen, and charging handle which doubles as a forward bolt lock in the manner of the Austen and others.

A real cornucopia of similarities to other earlier machine gun designs. CONDITION: Overall appearance and finish is near excellent smooth gray finish applied upon remanufacture with extremely fine wood grips with slight handling marks. Mechanics are crisp. Bore is near excellent shiny and bright. Bolt face extremely fine. Magazine very clean. The Swedish M/45 (Swedish K) was the standard sub machine gun for Sweden from 1945 to 1965, and it is much admired and sought after as a recreational machine gun here in the United States. Transferable specimens seldom surface for sale and when they do they are usually part of an estate situation, or when the owner has another specimen they are keeping. It’s true! 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 2019-10-149 12,500 - 17,500

www.MorphyAuctions.com | October 22, 2019

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1126 - (N) SWD REGISTERED POLYTECH AKS-223 AKM SELECT FIRE MACHINE GUN. Manufacturer: Polytech Model: AKS-223 Serial No. PW85000126 Caliber/Bore: 5.56mm NATO Barrel Length: 16 - 1/2” FFL Status: NFA Matching 0126 numbers found on dust cover, recoil spring, charging handle, bolt carrier group. Dust cover is not original to gun and renumbered to match. Underfolding “spike” bayonet. Marked for production by Poly Tech. Inc. on left side of receiver, import by Keng’s Firearm Specialty in Atlanta, Georgia, and a small “SWD INC ATL GA” electropencilled just to the right of the trigger, indicating registration as a select fire machine gun. Front post sight, 800 meter graduated rear sight. Select fire. Standard wooden furniture and slant brake. Butt trap with full tool canister.

Comes with two ProMag 30 round magazines. CONDITION: Very good, retaining the vast majority of the blued finish, with exception given to the replaced dust cover which is also very good and retaining the vast majority of its finish. There is scattered oxidation over the bottom third of the buttplate and on the tool canister in the butt. Bore is good, bright and shiny, with some evidence of use but with sharp rifling. Bolt face is very good with traces of firing residue. Mechanics are crisp. If you want an AK platform to accompany your AR-15 without worrying about different ammunition, this is the ticket! THIS IS A NATIONAL FIREARMS ACT ITEM AND REQUIRES BATF APPROVAL PRIOR TO TRANSFER. IT IS FULLY TRANSFERABLE ON AN ATF FORM 3 OR 4. EW 12,500 - 17,500 1127 - (N) EXTREMELY WELL ACCESSORIZED TURKISH CONTRACT 8MM VICKERS WATER COOLED MACHINE GUN (FULLY TRANSFERABLE).

Manufacturer: VSM Model: Vickers Serial No. F8227 Caliber/Bore: 8mm Mauser Barrel Length: 26” FFL Status: NFA This is a rare Turkish contract Vickers machine gun professionally remanufactured on a VSM Cincinnati side plate. This gun was originally built for the Turkish government in the 1920’s. Turkey was allied with Germany during World War I and had large stocks of 7.92 (8mm) Mauser ammunition on hand as well as a significant number of Maxim guns. Following World War I, Britain was successful at negotiating better relations with Turkey including military aid which included Turkey receiving Vickers guns. The Turks insisted the guns be provided in 7.92mm as they had millions of rounds in this caliber. Additionally, they required their own model tripod with “soup plate” traversing dial, AA extension, antiaircraft spider sights, and a rear “flag” folding rear sight. These guns also sported the early “flat nose” muzzle booster and smooth water jacket. This gun incorporates all of these features and also includes a mounting bracket and 08/15 drum and also a Turkish 8mm aluminum belt. A reproduction water jacket cover is also included. CONDITION: Overall appearance and finish is extremely fine military blue finish with some light handling marks and loss of finish at high edges to a gray patina. Mechanics are crisp. Bore is extremely fine, shiny and bright. Lock is extremely fine. Consignor states this gun functions flawlessly. A very rare specimen to find in its original confirmation with original accessories. A great item for either a Vickers collector or a recreational 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. JWK 2019-10-228 12,500 - 17,500 104

www.MorphyAuctions.com | October 22, 2019

1128 - (N) HIGH CONDITION BERETTA AR-70 MACHINE GUN (FULLY TRANSFERABLE).

Manufacturer: Beretta Model: AR-70 Serial No. M33269 Caliber/Bore: .223 Remington Barrel Length: 17 - 1/2” FFL Status: NFA This is an extremely attractive and high condition Beretta AR-70 machine gun. Marked with standard factory markings and serial number on left side of receiver. Right side of upper receiver exhibits, “Mod. 70/SPORT” with importer, “BERBEN CORPORATION N.Y. N.Y.” - Lower assembly has, “Fleming Firearms” marking, however this guns manufacturer listed in the NFA electronic registry is simply, “BERETTA”. Serial numbers match between upper and lower assemblies. Three position selector “S, 1, A:” on left side. Two original 30 round magazines are included. The Italian military adopted the Beretta design as their “Assault Rifle” when the western powers standardized to the 5.56 mm cartridge. It has proven itself a well-made and effective and controllable modern assault rifle. CONDITION: Overall appearance and finish is near excellent original finish, with near excellent bore and bolt. Composite furnishings also near excellent. Mechanics are crisp. This is a select-fire machine gun. Very high condition specimen, yet not unfired. Perfect for the collector who wants to take this gun to the range upon occasion. 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 2019-10-188 10,000 - 15,000

1129 - (N) RARE AND COLLECTIBLE COLT MODEL 1914 “POTATO DIGGER” MACHINE GUN ONCE OWNED BY STEMBRIDGE GUN RENTALS AND USED IN MOTION PICTURES (CURIO & RELIC).

Manufacturer: Colt Model: 1914 Potato Digger Serial No. 14180 Sear Serial 14180 Caliber/Bore: .30-06 Barrel Length: 27” FFL Status: NFA Fine example of Colt model 1914 Browning “Digger” machine gun on scarce and desirable original brass head tripod. The Colt “digger” acquired its name due to the large operating lever that reciprocates upon firing arching downward and upward for each shot as the gas is expelled from the cylinder.

When placed close to the ground, this lever would dig a hole into the ground, hence the name digger. Numbers matching between receiver and barrel and are the only visible external serial numbers. The actuating arm number also matches. Two right hand receiver sideplate screws are not present. This firearm has been test fired successfully while in the custody of Morphy auctions. Brass headed tripod is included with this gun and retains its original leather leg retention strap. Included is original STEMBRIDGE GUN RENTALS INC receipt indicating that this gun identified by serial number was provided to Columbia Pictures Inc. where it would’ve been used in motion pictures.

CONDITION: Overall appearance and finish is fine to very fine original blued finish turning a pleasing brown patina on sideplates, barrel and grip frame with very fine to extremely fine lustrous blue finish on rear portion of receiver. Top of sight and muzzle area as well as lower portions of sideplate turning an even gray patina. Mechanics are fine. Bore is also fine with bright rifling. Tripod exhibits about 70% orig painted finish with front legs turned a brown patina. Wooden brace completely serviceable and in fine condition. Early American machine guns command a premium and this one with its added film history provenance is an especially desirable 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 2019-10-137 10,000 - 15,000

www.MorphyAuctions.com | October 22, 2019

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1130 - (N) DESIRABLE HIGH CONDITION EARLY COLT AR-15 CONVERTED BY PEARL MANUFACTURING TO M16 MACHINE GUN IN ORIGINAL SHIPPING BOX (FULLY TRANSFERABLE)..

Manufacturer: Colt / Pearl Manufacturing Model: AR15 Converted to M16 Serial No. SP166447PMC Caliber/Bore: .223 Remington Barrel Length: 20” FFL Status: NFA Highly desirable early Colt AR-15 converted to a machine gun by Pearl Industries. Classic early military style features such as no bolt forward assist, “three prong” flash hider, rounded buttplate, movable rear sling swivel, “shiny” composition buttstock, and triangular handguards are noticeable to the discerning eye. Green military web sling and one Colt 15 round magazine also included, as well as an original brown cardboard shipping box with ink patent numbers stamped on outside. Magazine well exhibits typical “Colt AR-15” markings with rampant horse logo on left side with “Model SP1” and SP prefix serial number with “PMC” suffix added upon conversion. Close inspection reveals a replacement front receiver pin and professionally added “AUTO” marking at selector switch. CONDITION: Overall appearance and finish extremely fine to near excellent with only the slightest of handling marks. Action is very smooth. This weapon has been fired very little and well cared for. Mechanics are fine. Bore is near excellent, shiny and bright. Bolt face near excellent. This is a select fire machine gun. A very attractive piece with the details sure to please any 1960’s era military rifle collector enthusiast as well as any machine gun shooter. 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 2019-10-132 10,500 - 13,500

1131 - (N) VERY NICE U.S. ORDNANCE MARKED WORLD WAR II ERA AUTO ORDNANCE THOMPSON 1928A1 MACHINE GUN (PRE-86 DEALER SAMPLE).

Manufacturer: Auto Ordnance Model: 1928 Serial No. A014321 Caliber/Bore: .45 ACP Barrel Length: 10 - 1/2” FFL Status: NFA

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Very fine Auto Ordnance rebuild gun after return from World War II with flaming bomb proof on left side of receiver and “WB” initials near the ejector port. “AO” prefix added to serial number. Right hand receiver markings are typical “AUTO – ORDNANCE” with Bridgeport address.

Barrel is a replacement with bullet logo Cutts compensator and no index marking at receiver. Lower is a mismatched Savage lower # S 176801 (maybe someone out there has the other half). Forend has side mounded sling swivel. One 30 round U.S. Cartridge Co magazine and web M1 Garand sling is included. CONDITION: Overall appearance and finish is very good original finish on metal parts, exclusive of barrel itself, mostly thinning and turning a gray patina with areas of brown patina. Lower assembly with much better blue coverage. Barrel is extremely fine to near excellent with dark blue finish on and extremely fine to near excellent shiny bright bore. Wood forend near excellent with a ding or two. Rest of wood exhibits more handling marks. Bolt face very fine. Mechanics are fine. This is a select fire machine gun. Very desirable and attractive barrel and forend on a ordnance proofed Thompson. 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 2019-10-174 7,500 - 12,500

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www.MorphyAuctions.com | October 22, 2019

1132 - (N) FINE INLAND M2 CARBINE MACHINE GUN (CURIO & RELIC).

Manufacturer: Inland Div. Model: M2 Carbine Serial No. 7135039 Caliber/Bore: .30 Barrel Length: 18” FFL Status: NFA Fine Inland US M2 Carbine so marked on the receiver and barrel and in the correct 7000000 serial number range. As so many did, this gun has been retrofitted with adjustable rear peep sight and bayonet lug forward barrel band. “P” visible on barrel forward of bayonet lug. Flip safety and post-war replacement stock with four rivet hand guard. Also incorporates round bolt. Includes one 30 round magazine and one Lift-the-Dot web sling. Receiver serial number is the only visible serial number. 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. CONDITION: Overall appearance and finish is fine to extremely fine with over 80% arsenal refinish with some significant thinning to a grey patina where the charging handle rides on the receiver and on the round bolt. Wood is extremely fine with some light handling marks and very attractive.

Mechanics are fine. Bore is extremely fine, shiny and bright. Bolt face is fine. This is a select fire machine gun. A fine collectible carbine which will also be loads of fun 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 2019-10-74 7,500 - 12,500

1133 - (N) FINE PRE-86 DEALER SAMPLE MAUSER MODEL 1932 SCHNELLFEUER MACHINE GUN (PRE-86 DEALER SAMPLE).

Manufacturer: Mauser Model: 1932 Broomhandle Serial No. 87794 Caliber/Bore: 7.63mm Mauser Barrel Length: 5 - 1/2” FFL Status: NFA

Mauser broomhandle Schnellfeuer Model 1932 Machine Pistol with unmarked reproduction shoulder stock and 8 boxes 1951 “bxn” mfg 7.62 x 25mm ammunition which should NOT be fired in this gun as it is too hot for it. Mauser banner logo on left receiver panel just to the rear of the “N” & “R” 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 included. There are very few of this model machine gun in the National Firearms Act registry. This fast-firing pistol has a cyclic rate of 800-1100 rounds per minute when fired in fully automatic mode, and is tremendous fun 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, where the police used them to intimidate crowds. One can imagine that one burst would make everyone depart the area. CONDITION: Overall appearance and finish very good to fine original finish thinning to bare gray metal particularly on either side of mag well at back, high edges of trigger guard, front of mag well, and underside of barrel. Wood grips and stock are also fine with some handling marks. There is a barely noticeable small gouge at left outside of barrel on right side. Mechanics are fine. Stock fit snugly onto pistol and is unmarked. Bore is shiny with soft edges to lands. This is a select fire machine gun. 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 2019-10-65. 7,500 - 12,500

www.MorphyAuctions.com | October 22, 2019

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1134 - (N) FINE ORIGINAL BELGIAN FN HERSTAL FN-FAL MACHINE GUN (PRE-86 DEALER SAMPLE).

Manufacturer: FN Model: FAL Serial No. 2835 Caliber/Bore: .308 Winchester Barrel Length: 21” FFL Status: NFA Very nice original Fabrique Nationale F.A.L. machine gun. Designated as “Light Automatic Rifle” (French: Fusil Automatique Léger), the FN-FAL has been marketed world-wide and was adopted by NATO forces in the Cold War era with great satisfaction and success. ATF Registration forms shows, “Inter American Import Export Company” as the importer, and these tiny importer markings are on the right side of the receiver.

Right side of receiver otherwise marked with typical FN markings visible in the accompanying photos. Upper and lower assemblies serial numbers match. A green M16 style sling and four original 20 round magazines are included. CONDITION: Overall appearance and finish is fine matte arsenal refinish on upper assembly, but what might be original finish on lower assembly. Black enamel paint on forend cap with early composite handguards. Composite furnishing shows some light handling marks. Mechanics are fine. Bore is very good with some roughness. Bolt face is very fine. This is a select fire machine gun. The FAL rifle saw widespread military use in over 90 countries for over 3 decades. It is an effective battle rifle and fun at the range as a recreational machine gun. 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 2019-10-43 7,000 - 12,000

1135 - (N) HIGH CONDITION ORIGINAL FABRIQUE NATIONALE MODEL D (B.A.R.) MACHINE GUN (PRE-86 DEALER SAMPLE).

Manufacturer: FN Model: Model D Serial No. 163 Caliber/Bore: .30-06 Springfield Barrel Length: 24” FFL Status: NFA

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Absolutely stunning original FN-D machine gun with gunners kit, two barrels, and two 20 round magazines.

Many will attest that this very close relative of the Browning Automatic Rifle is the best of the updates and variations from a shooter’s standpoint. Muzzle thread protector at muzzle with flash hider in gunner’s kit, user friendly adjustable gas nut at front of gas cylinder, positive and effective bipod mounted to the gas cylinder, carrying handle which does not flop around, quick change barrel, lever actuated cover for the ejection port, magazine release which is ergonomic for the firer, pistol grip, and monopod, as well as flip-up buttplate. Magazine loader, spare mainspring, broken case extractor, oil cans, and small parts all included in the gunner’s kit. Spare barrel in original canvas and leather carrier. ATF Registration form shows simply, “Bulgaria” in the manufacturer’s block, but there are Belgian and British firing proof marks on the gun Large “AL” at top of receiver. Visible numbers match. CONDITION: Overall appearance and finish is near excellent black enamel paint refinish with the exception of the index marks on the monopod which are absolutely clean. Wood shows the usual bruising from the bipod feet with a sliver of wood missing on the right side.

Otherwise light dings and handling marks. Mechanics. Bore is near excellent shiny and bright. Spare barrel bore also extremely fine shiny and bright. Bolt face is fine. This is a select fire machine gun. A great machine gun to take to the range and enjoy with all the best features. 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 2019-10-47 8,000 - 12,000

www.MorphyAuctions.com | October 22, 2019

1136 - (N) VERY RARE AND HIGHLY SOUGHT BERETTA 93R SELECT FIRE MACHINE GUN PISTOL (PRE-86 DEALER SAMPLE).

Manufacturer: Beretta Model: 93R Serial No. B47003Z Caliber/Bore: 9mm Para Barrel Length: 6 - 1/4” FFL Status: NFA

Very highly sought Beretta Model 93R select fire (burst selector) pistol with shoulder stock and three 20 round magazines. Designed and produced from the 1970’s until 1993 for military and police use, this is a very fast firing 1100 rounds per minute machine gun based upon the Beretta model 92 series design. The “R” in the model stands for “Raffica” which describes the rapid spray of projectiles. This pistol incorporates a folding forward grip at the front of the trigger guard and an effective folding detachable stock. Selector switch at left rear of slide. Very few of these guns are available as Pre-86 dealer samples and this one is in especially nice condition. CONDITION: Overall appearance and finish is extremely fine to near excellent original lustrous commercial blue finish with only the slightest of handling marks on the wood grips. Mechanics are crisp. Bore is near excellent shiny and bright. This is a select fire machine gun. An outstanding attractive machine pistol which is the successor in the modern world to the select-fire broomhandle guns of yesteryear. Don’t miss the rare opportunity to get this one as they only very rarely surface for sale as pre-86 dealer samples, and never in condition as nice as this! A very fun recreational machine gun. 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 2019-10-80 7,000 - 10,000

1137 - (D) HIGH CONDITION FINNISH LAHTI 20 MM ANTI-TANK RIFLE WITH DESIRABLE ACCESSORIES (DESTRUCTIVE DEVICE).

Manufacturer: Finland Model: Lahti 20 PST. KIV. 39 Serial No. 2746 Caliber/Bore: 20mm Barrel Length: 56” FFL Status: Destructive Device

Extremely fine Finnish Lahti marked with typical “20 PST. Kiv. /39” with VKT Logo on left side of receiver and serial number. Boldly engraved “SA” marking to left of serial number. Barrel is serial number 3628 and does not match receiver serial number. Accessories include eight magazines, four magazine boxes, of which two with leather hinges, original wooden box gunner’s tool kit with four section steel cleaning rod, brushes, two take-down wrenches (spanners), broken case extractor, spare firing pin, three coil springs, and two tin oilers and other tools. Appears nearly complete. Original gunners spare parts box with spare mainspring two other smaller springs, latch, and metal small parts tin with spring loaded cover containing numerous small parts. Original canvas gun cover, shoulder carrying pad, and heavy rope “dragging strap” with hooks is also included. CONDITION: Overall appearance and finish is very fine deep lustrous blue original finish with some thinning to finish in places. Wood barrel guard exhibits a couple small cracks and is otherwise extremely fine. Mechanics are crisp. Firearm bore is extremely fine, shiny and bright. Bolt also extremely fine. Wooden cheek rest very fine. Rubber of shoulder rest and extracted case bumper at bottom of receiver very fine.

Combination skids/bipod in very good original condition. This is a registered destructive device and fires semi-automatic. Special note should be taken that the firer needs to be mindful of where both hands are when shooting this weapon as the expended case strikes the guard in front of the handgrip with great force.

This is an exceptionally very fine example of its kind with very desirable accessories. A great collectible and recreational destructive device with ammunition fairly available. 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 IS ALSO CURIO AND RELIC ELIGIBLE. JWK 2019-10-1.

5,000 - 10,000

www.MorphyAuctions.com | October 22, 2019

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1138 - (N) EXCEPTIONALLY FINE SWD COBRAY M-11 MACHINE GUN WITH SHOOTERS KIT WITH (FULLY TRANSFERABLE).

Manufacturer: SWD Model: MAC-11 Serial No. 860013046 Caliber/Bore: 9mm Para Barrel Length: 6” FFL Status: NFA Exceptional condition S.W.D. Cobray logo M-11 machine gun complete with front holding strap, four plastic 30 round magazines, magazine loader, owners manual, and Cobray black canvas carrier for above with Cobray logo patch. CONDITION: Overall appearance and finish is near excellent smooth gray matte finish. Selector and safety also retain nearly all their original finish. Bore is extremely fine, shiny and bright. Bolt face near excellent. Mechanics are crisp. Canvas carrier accessories also near excellent. This is a select fire machine gun. The MAC 11 is a classic favorite at the recreational shooting range. With available aftermarket attachments its tactical performance rates right up with the high-end German made machine pistols. This is a great ensemble in fantastic condition. THIS IS A NATIONAL FIREARMS ACT ITEM AND REQUIRES BATF APPROVAL PRIOR TO TRANSFER. THIS ITEM IS FULLY TRANSFERABLE ON AN ATF FORM 3 OR 4. JWK 2019-10-103 5,500 - 8,500

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1139 - (D) LOVELY JC MANUFACTURING CO. M79 GRENADE LAUNCHER (DESTRUCTIVE DEVICE).

Manufacturer: JC Manufacturing Co. Model: M79 Serial No. 1743 Caliber/Bore: 40mm Grenade Barrel Length: 14” FFL Status: NFA

Affectionately referred to as a “Thumper” or “Bloop Tube” because of the distinct sounds of firing, the M79 Grenade Launcher saw widespread use throughout Vietnam as a man-portable force multiplier. This example has the folding ladder sight, protected blade front sight, pivoting trigger guard, anodized aluminum tube and wooden stocks with NOSHOC pad. Bottom of the receiver marked “J C MANUFACTURING, INC / MPLS., MINNESOTA / 40mm M79 / 1743”. CONDITION: Very fine as partially refinished. Receiver has been reparkerized and there are some pits that can be seen under pitting. Receiver also has marks from use since refinish, bottom is particularly noticeable. Barrel has some marks where anodization has started to rub, just in front of breech. Stocks are good, solid, with a rectangular area of lighter wood on left side from where a sticker of some kind was removed, probably a property number. There is a noticeable splice in the wood at both sides of the upper tang. Bore is very good, with some pitting and staining but still sharp. Bolt face is very good, with some markings from use. Mechanics are crisp. This example is accompanied by an Army manual dated 1961. 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. EW 5,000 - 8,000

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www.MorphyAuctions.com | October 22, 2019

1140 - (D) RARE AND COLLECTIBLE “U.S. ARMAMENT CORP” REGISTERED 1952 MANUFACTURED RUSSIAN 82MM MORTAR (DESTRUCTIVE DEVICE).

Manufacturer: Russia Model: WWII Serial No. N1364 Caliber/Bore: 82mm Barrel Length: 48” FFL Status: Destructive Device Korean war vintage Russian 82mm mortar on U.S. ARMAMENT CORP registered receiver cup with 1952 year markings and factory 66 markings on the receiver cup. Tube carries number “61370” and “82544”. Accessories include round baseplate with multiple numbers, Soviet Russian 1945 dated bipod with attractive “hammer and sickle” logo data plate, and Chinese optical sight in box with carrying strap, brush, and screwdrivers. Both the Russian and Chinese 82mm mortars were close copies of the U.S. 81mm Mortar. Perhaps “copy” is not quite fair, as there was very little difference between the basic 81mm mortar designs of several countries. All were based on the earlier French Brandt Model 27/31 mortar design. What is interesting and clever is that by standardizing their heavy Battalion level mortar in 82mm, the Russians could utilize the captured munitions of other countries which used 81mm mortars, but the other countries with 81 mm mortars could not utilize captured Russian ammunition. Tension spring chain between the bipod legs is an interesting “shock absorption” feature of this mortar. CONDITION: Overall appearance and finish is near excellent matte repainted olive drab on tube with light pitting under the paint.

Receiver cup near excellent repainted finish consistent with tube. Bipod is very good with green paint chipping away with to reveal a gray patina.

Baseplate has near excellent olive drab repainted finish which matched tube and cup. Mechanics of bipod are fine. Optical sight is extremely fine to near excellent with clear optics and leveling bubble intact. Bore is extremely fine with some light pitting. THIS IS A NATIONAL FIREARMS ACT ITEM AND REQUIRES BATF APPROVAL PRIOR TO TRANSFER. THIS ITEM IS FULLY TRANSFERABLE ON AN ATF FORM 3 OR 4 AS A DESTRUCTIVE DEVICE. JWK 2019-10-170 4,000 - 8,000

1141 - (N) NEW IN BOX MILITARY ARMAMENT CORP INGRAM M10 MACHINE GUN WITH MATCHING SUPPRESSOR (FULLY TRANSFERABLE).

Manufacturer: (Both) Military Armament Corp Model: (Gun) M10; (Suppressor) M10MAC Serial No. (Gun) 13002051; (Suppressor) S13002051 Caliber/Bore: .45 ACP Barrel Length: (Gun) 6”; (Suppressor) 11-1/2” FFL Status: NFA Straight up new in original packaging MAC M10 machine gun complete with shipping box, moisture absorbent paper, and clear plastic bag. Includes one sealed in wrapper magazine, and out of wrapper magazine loader and front holding strap. Folding stock is present. Additionally, a new in box silencer with matching serial number except for “S” prefix to number (indicating silencer) is included as part of this lot. Silencer has original fabric cover held on by springs and is in original cardboard box, unfired. These items will incur two separate transfer taxes if transferred on ATF Form 4’s.

CONDITION: Overall appearance and finish is mint, new in original factory packaging, opened only to verify serial number. Outside of cardboard shipping box has ink stamped April 1972 date visible with hand-inked serial number of gun annotated within factory ink-stamped template of data which indicates this is a “INGRAM MODEL M-10/45 CAL SUBMACHINE GUN”. Original factory wrapping not displaced to observe any other details such as condition of bore, or functioning of mechanics, etc. This is a select-fire machine gun. About as high condition specimen as possible for the forward-thinking machine gun aficionado, and a choice entry level recreational machine gun which has proven for many to also have been a good investment. 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 FULLY TRANSFERABLE. JWK 2019-10-90 5,500 - 7,500

www.MorphyAuctions.com | October 22, 2019

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1142 - (N) EVER POPULAR SWD COBRAY M-11 MACHINE GUN WITH 6 MAGAZINES AND CARRIER (FULLY TRANSFERABLE).

Manufacturer: SWD Model: M11 Serial No. 860010793 Caliber/Bore: 9mm Para Barrel Length: 6” FFL Status: NFA Very popular S.W.D. Cobray logo M-11 machine gun with front holding strap and 6 magazines total, three plastic and three steel body 30 round magazines. Also included is a soft carrying case.

CONDITION: Overall appearance and finish is extremely fine smooth gray matte finish with some light scratches and handling marks.

Selector and safety retain nearly all their original finish. Bore is extremely fine, shiny and bright. Bolt face extremely fine. Mechanics are crisp. This is a select fire machine gun. A classic favorite at the recreational shooting range with the potential with aftermarket attachments to perform right along side the best tactical 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 2019-10-104 5,500 - 7,500

1143 - (D) EXTREMELY RARE AND UTTERLY FANTASTIC WORLD WAR II U.S. M9A1 2.36 INCH ROCKET LAUNCHER BAZOOKA (DESTRUCTIVE DEVICE).

Manufacturer: U.S. Model: M9A1 Serial No. CB236419 Caliber/Bore: 2.36” Barrel Length: 61” FFL Status: Destructive Device Absolutely beautiful condition original World War II Bazooka which is registered simply as “US” in the manufacturer block in the NFA registry, but was actually manufactured by Cheney-Bigelow Wire Works. The M9A1 rocket launcher was an improved bazooka fielded in 1944 and utilized a magneto to electrically fire rockets primarily as an anti-vehicle weapon. They were effective against lightly armored vehicles, and punching through emplacement barriers. Issued in two sections which quickly clamped together for use it was quite portable even at 14 ½ pounds.

It needed to be as the rockets it fired weighed 3 pounds each, and were issued in containers of three, carried by a designated loader. Seldom were more than three ever carried by a soldier. Additional reloads were often carried by fellow squad members when the mission called for them. This model features a folding optic sight which is adjustable for range. The consignor registered this weapon during the 1968 amnesty.

Weapon is supplied in original factory shipping crate. CONDITION: Overall appearance and finish near excellent original green paint finish with a few chips to the paint. Mechanics are crisp with a nice snap when trigger is actuated, but beyond this whether current is generated is untested.

Bore of tube is near excellent shiny and bright with a couple small dark spots. Grips are very fine with some handling marks. A very rare item to find registered for private ownership at all, let alone amnesty registered and Curio and Relic eligible. This cataloger has never seen a better original condition original representative specimen in over 30 years. THIS IS A NATIONAL FIREARMS ACT ITEM AND REQUIRES BATF APPROVAL PRIOR TO TRANSFER. THIS ITEM IS FULLY TRANSFERABLE ON AN ATF FORM 3 OR 4 AS A “DESTRUCTIVE DEVICE” AND IS ALSO CURIO AND RELIC ELIGIBLE. JWK 2019-10-198 4,000 - 7,000

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www.MorphyAuctions.com | October 22, 2019

1144 - (N) AS CAPTURED AND DEACTIVATED KOKURA MANUFACTURED JAPANESE TYPE 99 MACHINE GUN (CURIO AND RELIC).

Manufacturer: Japanese Model: Type 99 Serial No. 795 Caliber/Bore: 7.7mm Japanese Barrel Length: 30” FFL Status: NFA This is a Kokura manufactured Japanese Type 99 machine manufactured by Kokura in 1942, September, brought home by a World War II Veteran, deactivated, registered, and left essentially untouched. Visible serial numbers are matching on barrel, receiver, gas cylinder, lower assembly, buffer, as well as safety. Gas regulator non-matching as is original magazine. Unable to determine whether bolt matches due to welding. Muzzle has been welded shut with hard steel weld, with corresponding thread damage at muzzle. Bolt welded to receiver on both sides. Wood carrying handle with missing chip at front with smaller chip missing at rear. Carrying handle retention pin, trigger action pin, lower assembly retention nut, barrel retention wedge & nut charging handle and charging handle slot cover not present. No flash hider present. Magazine retention latch broken off at just above base. The Japanese Type 99 machine gun was the 7.7mm successor to the Type 96 (one of which is offered in this same auction). Both models were utilized by the Japanese through to the end of World War II by the Japanese, but the Type 99 is more often encountered today as it was more readily available as a souvenir to American occupation forces. CONDITION: Overall appearance and finish is poor to fair with brown corrosion throughout exterior exposed metal surfaces. None of the springs are functional, and the trigger is frozen and unmoving. Bolt has been welded in forward position with weld bead and heat discoloration visible through ejection port with significant welding at charging handle slot on left side which has compromised the charging handle rail. Buttstock somewhat loose in its socket and some chipping where it meets buttplate. The good news is that the face and top of bolt looks good when viewed through the trunnion and top of magazine housing. The magazine with this gun appears serviceable without retention pin at top plate. There is place for a World War II artifact that has according to the consigning Son of the Veteran, is as it was captured except for the deactivation process. THIS IS A NATIONAL FIREARMS ACT ITEM AND REQUIRES BATF APPROVAL PRIOR TO TRANSFER. THIS ITEM IS FULLY TRANSFERABLE ON AN ATF FORM 5 AS DEACTIVATED AND AS CURIO AND RELIC ELIGIBLE. JWK 2019-10-128 4,000 - 6,000

1145 - (N) DANIEL DEFENSE DDM4ISR SEMI-AUTOMATIC RIFLE WITH INTEGRAL SUPPRESSOR (SUPPRESSOR).

Manufacturer: Daniel Defense Model: DDM4ISR Serial No. (Gun) DDM4150034 (Suppressor) ISR02019 Caliber/Bore: .300 Blackout Barrel Length: 16 - 1/4” FFL Status: NFA

Daniel Defense produced DDM4ISR in standard DDM4ISR configuration with 9” barrel with integral suppressor bring the barrel length to a non-SBR 16 - 1/4”, with 15” Daniel Defense rail with continuous 1913 top raid, Keymod attachment points on bottom and sides. Daniel Defense foregrip, pistol grip, and buttstock with overmoulding. Bronze Cerakote finish. Ambidextrous selector. Forward assist, shell deflector. Comes in a Daniel Defense case with paperwork, accessories including one Daniel Defense .223 magazine, paperwork. CONDITION: Excellent, with light traces of use and retaining the vast majority of finish. There is one small imperfection in the lower near the rear takedown pin, appears to be factory as there is Cerakote in the imperfection. Bore is excellent, mechanics are crisp and function correctly. THIS LOT CONTAINS A NATIONAL FIREARMS ACT ITEM AND REQUIRES BATF APPROVAL PRIOR TO TRANSFER. THIS ITEM IS FULLY TRANSFERABLE ON AN ATF FORM 3 OR 4. EW 2,000 - 4,000

www.MorphyAuctions.com | October 22, 2019

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1146 - (D) DESIRABLE PENN ARMS STRIKER 12 DESTRUCTIVE DEVICE REVOLVING SHOTGUN. Manufacturer: Penn Arms Model: Striker 12 Serial No. RJMA0001 Caliber/Bore: 12 Bore Barrel Length: 7 - 1/2” FFL Status: NFA

Strikers and Streetsweepers were declared Destructive Devices in 1994 but are still very popular as breaching shotguns for tactical teams, EOD teams who want to remotely detonate ordnance, and recreational shooters. 12 round revolving drum with manual ejector, muzzle brake, thumb actuated manual advancer, drum winder, Applied Laser Systems laser sight mounted on top and activated by pressure switch on foregrip, ribbed and grooved pistol and foregrips. Green cloth sling. Silver and black finish. 2 - 3/4” or shorter shells. CONDITION: Very good, with some marks in the finish from usage and operation. Markings are superficial and only affect the aesthetic of the gun. Laser sight is not working. Operates correctly with a bright and shiny bore. 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. EW 2,000 - 3,000

1147 - (N) MINT G.R.A.D. MODEL RS1 BAYONET REVOLVER (ANY OTHER WEAPON).

Manufacturer: G.R.A.D. Model: RS1 Serial No. D0546 Caliber/Bore: .22 LR Barrel Length: 3 - 1/2” FFL Status: NFA

The G.R.A.D. (Global Research And Development) bayonet-revolver conceals a .22 LR six shot revolver within the handle. This firearm incorporates a six round capacity revolving cylinder within the handle. Pressing the low profile fold-out trigger in the handle fires the revolver over the flat edge of the blade. Blade is just over 6 - 1/2 inches from tip to base. The mechanism is accessed by depressing a button at the hilt which opens the action cover to allow loading/unloading. These weapons were produced in Las Vegas in the early 2000’s and are no longer being manufactured. Includes original box. CONDITION: Mint un-fired in the original box. Beautiful smooth blue finish. Original preservative oil still in mechanism. THIS IS A NATIONAL FIREARMS ACT ITEM AND REQUIRES BATF APPROVAL PRIOR TO TRANSFER. THIS ITEM WILL INCUR A $5.00 TRANSFER TAX IF TRANSFERRED ON AN ATF FORM 4. THIS ITEM IS FULLY TRANSFERABLE ON AN ATF FORM 3 OR 4 CLASSIFIED AS “ANY OTHER WEAPON”. JWK 2019-10-036 1,000 - 2,000

1148 - (N) MARLIN CAMP 45 CARBINE WITH INTEGRAL SUPPRESSOR (SUPPRESSOR).

Manufacturer: Marlin Model: Camp Carbine Serial No. (Gun) 04609201 (Suppressor) 1211S Caliber/Bore: .45 ACP Barrel Length: 22 - 1/4” FFL Status: NFA

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Marlin Camp 45 with suppressed barrel built by S&H Arms. Barrel has internal porting to bleed off gasses.

Garand style safety, manual option for bolt hold open. Wooden stock with checkered forend, checkered pistol grip, brown rubber buttplate. Sling swivels at front of forend and near toe of butt. Wooden stock has been cut down at forend, through checkering, to allow for the barrel to sit correctly. CONDITION: Metal is fine with some marks from handling and operation. Receiver has been drilled and tapped at top, no filler screws. Wood has extensive handling marks and scratches, but complete. Areas of loss at pistol grip consistent with shooting with a ring. Operates correctly with a very good bore with distinct sharp 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. EW 1,000 - 2,000

www.MorphyAuctions.com | October 22, 2019

1149 - (N) UNIQUE HARRINGTON & RICHARDSON .410 BORE HANDY GUN (ANY OTHER WEAPON).

Manufacturer: Harrington & Richardson Model: Handy Gun Serial No. 47937 Caliber/Bore: .410 Bore Barrel Length: 12 - 3/16” FFL Status: NFA H&R produced approximately 54,000 of these guns between 1921 and the passage of the National Firearms Act in 1934. Very popular for both home defense and the hunting of small game, it’s no wonder why so many of these were produced. There are also numerous small variations, making these fun and interesting to collect. Marked with the Harrington & Richardson address on the right side of the receiver, “H&R HANDY-GUN” on the left side. Barrel is marked “MADE IN U.S.A. 410 GA. CHOKE”. Blued barrel with a case colored frame. Checkered wood grip, plain wood forend. This gun is interesting in that it lacks the tail on the stock as is commonly found to stabilize the pistol in the shooter’s hand.

This gun has not been modified, and was made this way. CONDITION: Fine with 90% striped case colors on frame. 90% barrel blue. All markings are clear. Wood has some light handling mark with sharp checkering. Bore is fine. Fine mechanical function. THIS IS A NATIONAL FIREARMS ACT ITEM AND REQUIRES BATF APPROVAL PRIOR TO TRANSFER. THIS ITEM WILL INCUR A $5.00 TRANSFER TAX IF TRANSFERRED ON AN ATF FORM 4. THIS ITEM IS FULLY TRANSFERABLE ON AN ATF FORM 3 OR 4 CLASSIFIED AS “ANY OTHER WEAPON”. GR 750 - 1,500

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1150 - (N) HARRINGTON & RICHARDSON .410 BORE HANDY GUN (ANY OTHER WEAPON).

Manufacturer: Harrington & Richardson Model: Handy Gun Serial No. 1418 Caliber/Bore: .410 Bore Barrel Length: 12 - 1/4” FFL Status: NFA H&R produced approximately 54,000 of these guns between 1921 and the passage of the National Firearms Act in 1934. Very popular for both home defense and the hunting of small game, it’s no wonder why so many of these were produced. There are also numerous small variations, making these fun and interesting to collect. Marked with the Harrington & Richardson address on the right side of the receiver. Barrel is marked “410-12m/m”. Blued barrel with a blued frame. Checkered wood grip, plain wood forend. CONDITION: Fine with 95% blue on frame. 90% barrel blue. All markings are clear. Wood has some light handling mark with sharp checkering. Bore is fine. Fine mechanical function. THIS IS A NATIONAL FIREARMS ACT ITEM AND REQUIRES BATF APPROVAL PRIOR TO TRANSFER. THIS ITEM WILL INCUR A $5.00 TRANSFER TAX IF TRANSFERRED ON AN ATF FORM 4. THIS ITEM IS FULLY TRANSFERABLE ON AN ATF FORM 3 OR 4 CLASSIFIED AS “ANY OTHER WEAPON”. GR 750 - 1,500

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1151 - (M) ABSOLUTELY FANTASTIC TIPPMANN FUNCTIONAL SCALE REPRODUCTION COLT MODEL 1862 GATLING BATTERY GUN IN .357 MAGNUM. Manufacturer: Tippmann Arms Co. Model: 1862 Gatling Gun Serial No. 16 Caliber/Bore: .357 Magnum Barrel Length: 21 - 1/4” FFL Status: Modern This fabulous Tippmann produced Gatling gun stands just under 37” high on its stand without vertical feed magazine in place. Overall length of gun as mounted with traverse handle included is just under 39” with a display footprint also of 39”. Included with this lot is tray to channel the empty inserts to the side after extraction, two gravity feed box magazines with 100 steel inserts to chamber standard .357 magnum cartridges, as well as two box end wrenches, steel cleaning rod, and a handsome purpose built crate to hold these accessories. This gun is serial 16 as indicated on the left side rail and will transfer as a modern rifle. Six-barrel cluster mounted in steel and brass receiver.

A stunning gun which came out of a brilliant idea to make a Gatling gun which was faithful in appearance and operation, yet far more portable and manageable, and taking plentiful relatively inexpensive ammunition. What is not to like about this? CONDITION: Overall appearance and finish is extremely fine to near excellent deep lustrous blue finish on steel parts with brass just starting to patina. Mechanics are crisp. This gun has been fired and bores are extremely fine to near excellent. Bolts all look extremely fine with good firing pins. About half of the inserts have turned a gray patina, the rest look extremely fine.

This gun is certain to draw attention whether on display or at the firing range. Looks good enough to be on display in a part of the house you live in, or would be ideal in an office. This seldom surface for sale because the owners love them so much! JWK 2019-10-220 15,000 - 20,000

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www.MorphyAuctions.com | October 22, 2019

1152 - (M) FURR 1/4 SCALE FUNCTIONAL MINIATURE POLICE MODEL 1893 GATLING GUN. Manufacturer: Furr Model: Miniature 1893 Police Gatling Gun Serial No. 79 Caliber/Bore: .22 Rimfire Barrel Length: 6 - 1/4” FFL Status: Modern Overall length 15”, height is 20” with drum. Very attractive Furr miniature in brass with steel barrels, miniature of the Colt Model of 1893 Gatling gun. Six barrel cluster rotates when rear crank handle turned clockwise. Miniature sights. Mounted on its brass tripod which allows for both traverse and elevation. Carefully engraved at top of casing “GATLING GUN COMPANY HARTFORD CONN POLICE MODEL 1893 No 79 CALIBER 22”. These Furr Gatling guns exhibit the highest levels of quality and attention to detail. One may access the bolts by removing the rear cover just as on the full sized originals. This specimen has a large brass handle at left so that one may control it during firing.

These iconic miniature arms of the finest quality and represent the art of miniature arms collecting at its finest. CONDITION: Very fine with slight traces of tarnish on brass. Mechanics are crisp. Bores are shiny and bright. An exceedingly attractive miniature of a classic. TDW 7,000 - 10,000

1153 - (M) MIKE SUCHKA REDUCED SIZE WORKING REPRODUCTION MODEL 1887 HOTCHKISS REVOLVING CANNON IN .45-70 WITH ACCOMPANYING LIMBER WAGON AND AMMUNITION CHEST. Manufacturer: Thunder Valley Model: Gatling Gun Serial No. 72497 Caliber/Bore: .45-70 Government Barrel Length: 17 - 1/2” FFL Status: Modern This is one of only 21 Mike Sucka manufactured reduced sized reproduction Hotchkiss revolving cannons made to commemorate the 110th anniversary of this model gun in 1997. Beautiful brass and steel construction with 17 - 1/2” long five-barrel cluster mounted in a brass housing and chambered in .45-70 with a single row steel strip feed only which mounts on the top left side of the receiver housing. One steel feed channel is included.

The overall length of the gun exclusive of the carriage is 21 - 1/2”. Muzzle to trail of carriage is 37” and outer hub to hub width is 26” with the wheels being 18” high. The original Hotchkiss cannon wheels were 76” high, making this a much more manageable gun to move around and display. A handsome 38” long wagon (tongue to tail) comes with this gun which incorporates a hinged storage compartment suitable for ammunition, oil, or tools. There is also a scaled down ammunition chest with handles, and a reproduction Hotchkiss manual which was formerly in the library of Dolf Goldsmith. Wheels have steel tires and contemporary metal furnishings. CONDITION: Overall appearance and finish is near excellent original deep lustrous blue finish with black painted metal furnishings handsomely oak wood carriage and wagon. Mechanics are crisp.

Bores and bolts are unfired, and near excellent. Wood and metal furnishings are near mint with some handling marks. Just a great reproduction in a very manageable size and caliber which presents and displays very well. Will transfer as a modern firearm. JWK 2019-10-215 4,000 - 10,000

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1154 - (M) EXTREMELY ATTRACTIVE AND RARE FURR 1/3 SCALE MODEL 1874 GATLING GUN ON FIELD CARRIAGE Manufacturer: Furr Model: Gatling Gun Serial No. 79 Caliber/Bore: .22 Short Barrel Length: 12 - 1/2” FFL Status: Modern Gun is brass and steel construction in precise scale with ten 12-1/2” barrels with brass housing, rails and trunnions. It is set up for the Broadwell drum and is accompanied by one 220 round complete drum. Mounted on a miniature scale walnut field carriage with square axle and tapered trail with correct elevation and traversing screws and all brass furniture. Wheels are 18” diameter with concave construction as in the originals.

Top of the housing has a replica miniature Colt plaque. Features are complete to include the scale model folding seat on the top of the trail. SIZE: Height - 21”; Length - 36”. Visible serial numbers match. CONDITION: Fair and not functioning at present time. All numbers matching. Exterior has remnants of brass polish and several frozen parts due to oxidation. Handle spins freely and does not actuate barrel cluster or fire gun. Small retaining chains are broken or missing from trunnion clasp and bolt gate. Small brass strap from axle is separated from carriage but could be resoldered. Signed and dated on bottom by Furr with serial number 79 and 1980 date. TDW 4,000 - 6,000

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www.MorphyAuctions.com | October 22, 2019

1155 - (M) VALLEY ENGRAVING REPLICA COLT 1878 GATLING GUN WITH BROADWELL DRUM MAGAZINES. Manufacturer: Valley Engraving Model: Colt 1878 Serial No. 14008 Caliber/Bore: .45-70 Government Barrel Length: 18” FFL Status: Modern Wonderful reproduction ten barrel Gatling with 18” barrel cluster mounted in original type brass housing with steel frame. Trunnions are 1 - 1/4” and the cascabel is 2”. The articulated magazine base is for a Broadwell drum. Mounted in an iron yoke on iron furniture, all of which is mounted on an extraordinary reproduction oak and steel tripod. Top of the rear housing is fitted with a 3 - 1/2” round plate bearing the manufacturers name & address, the date 3 June 2009, Model 1878, Caliber 45-70 Gov., made by Valley Engraving LLC and Neal E Smith Jr. Accompanied by three reproduction Broadwell drums, engraved on the top plate, “BROADWELL DRUM – CAPACITY 216 ROUNDS – CALIBER 45-70 GOV DATE OF MANUFACTURE 29 DEC. 2008” along with a line of Cyrillic writing. All three drums have brass and iron carrying handle on top.

Few reproduction Gatling guns reach this level of sophistication or attention to detail. All Gatling gun components come complete with their individual factory shipping crates and the factory instruction manual. CONDITION: Extremely fine plus. Appears to be new and unfired. Tripod also appears to be new. This gun is offered without reserve. JWK 2019-10-237 15,000 - 20,000

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1156 - SCARCE ORIGINAL MATCHING NUMBERS NEW YORK COLT 1921 THOMPSON SUBMACHINE GUN “L” DRUM MAGAZINE. Serial No. 1054 This is a proper drum for a Colt Model 1921 Thompson. Marked on faceplate “MAGAZINE TYPE “L”/ THOMPSON SUBMACHINE GUN/ 50 CARTRIDGES CAL. 45/ WIND TO 11 CLICKS/ NO.1054”.

Marked on the backplate “AUTO-ORDNANCE CORP/ NEW YORK N.R., U.S.A./ PATENTED/ JULY 27 1920 DEC. 7. 1920/ NO.1054”.

Correct nickel rotor. Winding key is unmarked. Original 1921 Model numbered drums are excessively difficult to find, especially with matching numbers. CONDITION: Retains 85% original matte style finish. Markings are clear. Very minor dent on edge that will not affect function. Cartridge marks present on inside of drum. Feed lips and mounting rails are fine. Good mechanical function. This is a difficult to find accessory in fine condition. GR 2,000 - 3,000

1157 - GIANT SIZE BROWNING MODEL 1919A6 MACHINE GUN TRAINING AID. Serial No. 1369 Large armorer’s training aid about 79” long by 18” high and about 7” wide mounted on its original plywood base with an aluminum National Guard property tag that includes model and serial number. Used in the 1950’s and 1960’s as training aids for mass instruction on the function and operation of this machine gun. It is constructed of cast aluminum and is built to scale. CONDITION: Very good with some handling marks, the right front sight ear is broken off and missing, otherwise quite nice. The ultimate gun room accessory and an impressive conversation piece! GR 3,000 - 5,000

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www.MorphyAuctions.com | October 22, 2019

1158 - A RARE AND HISTORIC PROTOTYPE MCCLEAN MACHINE GUN PARTS KIT. When Samuel McClean failed to interest the Army or Navy in his automatic cannon, he instead worked with Lieutenant Colonel O.M. Lissak to develop a man portable machine gun that could be fired from the shoulder. The design eventually turned into the Lewis gun when the McClean-Lissak patents were given to Colonel Lewis for review and use. Ultimately, General Crozier opposed the design due to his dislike of any weapon that was not developed in an ordnance facility, so Colonel Lewis went to Belgium and manufactured arms under the Armes Automatiques Lewis, thus producing the Lewis gun. This parts kit is one of the McClean machine guns that has been expertly cut to both deactivate the gun while demonstrating the inner workings. The barrel and gas tube are knurled for their entire length, with a wooden foregrip attached to the gas tube and barrel via bracket. There is a sling swivel hole on the rear wood stock. CONDITION: Overall very good with a mixture of grey and brown patina, particularly at the high point of the receiver. Wood is original with numerous nicks and dings.

There is evidence of welding and saw cutting incidental to deactivation.

This is an important and historic piece of automatic arms development, as well as of American gunmaking. EW 7,000 - 10,000

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1159 - LOT OF TWO NEAR MINT M3 GROUND TRIPODS FOR BROWNING M2 .50 CALIBER MACHINE GUN Two post-World War II M3 Tripods for Browning M2 HB machine gun. Includes just one set of mounting stirrup and Traverse and Elevation mechanism. CONDITION: Both tripods are near excellent gray parkerized finish. One tripod is new in original silver foil paper and the other is not. Neither have been used. A nice pair of post-World War II M3 tripods for the Browning M2 HB machine gun, or adapt to another gun of your choice. JWK 2019-10-224 1,000 - 2,000

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1160 - COMPLETE INGLIS BREN MK II 1943 LIGHT MACHINE GUN PARTS KIT IN WOOD TRANSIT CRATE. Serial No. U8616 Complete kit with all sections of the cut receiver. Cuts have been cleaned and filed down at some point. Dated 1943. Markings are clear. One magazine. British wood transit case. Also comes with the Bren gun tripod pintle (no tripod). CONDITION: Parts are in good usable condition with a pleasing patina and grease. Bore has strong rifling. Wood has light dings and handling marks. Case is solid with both rope handles intact. GR 1,000 - 1,500

1161 - LOT OF FOUR M2 GROUND TRIPODS FOR BROWNING 1919A4 OR M-60 .30 CALIBER MACHINE GUNS. Two of these tripods are World War II dated. Both manufactured

by Evans Products Corporation and one is dated 1944, and the other 1945. The other two (the better condition tripods) are post World War II manufacture.

No pintles (stirrups) or Traverse and Elevation mechanisms are present, but these items turn up on a regular basis and should be relatively easy to acquire. A nice grouping of a portable and stable firing platform adaptable to many different applications.

JWK 2019-10-225 500 - 1,000

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1162 - (A) RARE 1ST MODEL VIRGINIA MANUFACTORY FLINTLOCK PISTOL. Manufacturer: Virginia Manufactory Model: 1st Model Caliber/Bore: .75 Smoothbore Barrel Length: 12 - 1/8” FFL Status: Antique For another example of this model see number 114 on page 240 of “Historic Pistols” by Samuel E. Smith and Edwin W. Bitter. This model was made between 1805 and 1811. The pistol has a round smoothbore barrel marked at the breech with a partially visible “P” cartouche, and “4 VA REG’T” on top. The flat lockplate has beveled edges and is marked “VIRGINIA / Manufactory” in the center and “RICHMOND / 1806” vertically at the tail. Standard 1st Model iron mounts and backstrap. Full length plain walnut stock with replaced iron ramrod. CONDITION: Barrel retains a brown patina, heavy in some areas, regiment markings clear. Lock is in its original flintlock configuration, markings clear and lock has a dark brown patina. Furniture retains a dark patina. Stock shows some minor areas of chipping around lock and furniture and has a sliver replaced above front lockplate tang along barrel. Some minor cracks and dents are present, but an honest example of a rare and early pistol. DMG 5,000 - 10,000

1163 - (A) A FINE AND HISTORIC PRE-CULLODEN ALL STEEL SCOTTISH FLINTLOCK BELT PISTOL WITH SILVER HERALDIC CREST OF THE STEWART CLAN WITH THE MOTTO “CORDE ET MANU”, OWNED BY GORDON STEWART. Manufacturer: Caddell, Attributed Model: Scottish All-Metal Pistol Caliber/Bore: .54 Smoothbore Barrel Length: 8 - 5/8” FFL Status: Antique Attributed to Thomas Caddell. Pistol is believed to have belonged to Gordon Stewart of Drumin, an active Jacobite who lived in Drumin, a small village near the Glenlivet Distillery. Stewart never participated in Culloden, but was later taken prisoner and carried to London where he was executed in 1746. One of his descendants wrote a letter in 1843 that discusses his absence “He had ordered his horse and put on long boots for riding, and everything being ready, he sat down to breakfast. His wife in making tea, contrived as if by accident to pour boiling water out of the tea-kettle into one of his boots, which burnt and blistered his leg so much that he could not ride or walk for sometime, and before he could leave home, the Battle of Culloden had been fought.” Gordon also appears in a list of officers who joined Lord Lewis Gordon on his way to merge with the Gordon Brigade. The all steel barrel, octagonal at breech with three wedding bands and swelled octagonal at muzzle.

Steel ramrod, beautifully turned, appears to be original. Original belt hook is intact and measures 7” overall. Raised back sight integral with breech. The elegant all steel ramshorn butt stock engraved throughout its length with scrolls and thistles. A silver band inlaid behind rear sight reading “DRUMIN” for Drumin village. The spine elaborately and finely inlaid with silver scrolls. The right side inlaid with large silver plaque and beautifully engraved heraldic crest of the Stewarts with Stewart motto “Corde et Manu” (Trans: Hand and Heart). Left side inlaid with a silver plaque “Gordon Stewart 1713 - 1745.” Possibly commemorative Culloden, as Stewart was executed for Jacobite sympathies in 1746. The original trigger of silver with an expanded flower, pricker of silver en suite with an expanded flower. Ramshorn steel part of stock inlaid with engraved silver. The plain lock, unsigned, signature possibly worn. Swan neck cock with pierced five pointed star rowel. CONDITION: Barrel with smooth worn patina and some wear to engraving as expected of a pistol carried and used for years. Stock with some wear to engraving but no real pitting. Silver plaques with crisp easily legible engraving. Pricker and trigger appear to be original to the piece. Lock with wear to what once was engraving, but no pitting to speak of. All small parts on lock appear to be original. Action functions as it should. Bore is good. The form of this pistol is elegant and exemplifies the very best of Scottish weapons artistry. This is probably the most historical and easily researchable pre-Culloden Scottish pistol that has been offered in many years. PROVENANCE: Sotheby’s London, May 2000, Lot 729, where it brought £8,970, approximately $14,500 at the time. MZ 9,000 - 12,000

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1164 - (A) US MODEL 1807 CONTRACT PISTOL SIGNED J. GUEST. Manufacturer: John Guest Model: 1807 Contract Caliber/Bore: .54 Smoothbore Barrel Length: 10 - 1/8” FFL Status: Antique For another identical example, see “Historic Pistols” pages 214-215 by Samuel E. Smith and Edwin W. Bitter. John Guest was a partner in the firm of Henry Guest & Brong in Lancaster County, Pennsylvania. They entered a contract dated November 19th, 18-7 with Trench Cox of the Proveyors Office for 400 pairs of pistols. They never completely fulfilled the contract. Guest, who operated the Warwick factory, like many gunsmiths of the time bought his locks from Drepert. The other makers bought their locks from Sweitzer & Co. Guest delivered 184 pistols in 1809 and six are known to have survived. The round barrel has a small front sight and the breech is deeply stamped with an eagle’s head over “P” sunken cartouche. The top is stamped “J. Guest” is script. The flat lockplate has beveled edges and is stamped “US” at the tail and “DREPERT” in the center. Standard brass 1807 contract furniture and plain full length wooden stock. Complete with an associated ramrod. CONDITION: Barrel and lock have been cleaned and now retain a light grey patina with some cleaning marks and scattered light pitting. Markings are excellent. The lock is in its original flintlock configuration and functions well. Brass retains a mustard patina. Stock is very good, showing only a few scattered marks, a minor hairline crack on the back of the grip, and a small piece replaced on the back of the lock tang. With only six examples known, this is an extremely rare and desirable Martial pistol. DMG 10,000 - 20,000

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1165 - (A) US MODEL 1805 HARPER’S FERRY FLINTLOCK PISTOL SERIAL NO. 67, DATED 1806.

Manufacturer: Harpers Ferry Model: 1805 Serial No. 67 Caliber/Bore: .54 Smoothbore Barrel Length: 10 - 1/8” FFL Status: Antique This model is considered among the most beautiful and aesthetically pleasing of American Martial pistols. The prestigious American Society of Arms Collectors chose this gun in profile as their logo. These guns were made in pairs between 1806 and 1808 with a total production of about 4,000 guns with each gun of a pair having the same serial number. This gun is the standard pattern with round steel barrel, breech marked with stamped serial number “67”, “US” in an oval, and an eagles head over “P”. Lock is marked “HARPERS/FERRY/1806” in vertical arcs behind cock.

Under the pan is a spread-winged eagle facing toward the cock over “US”. The plain walnut stock is marked opposite the lock with partially visible inspector cartouche. Standard brass Model 1805 furniture. CONDITION: Very good, overall. Steel retains a freckled grey patina with some scattered heavier corrosion, has been cleaned at some time. Lock is a very good professional reconversion and has some minor areas of light corrosion and dark patina. Markings are excellent and lock retains a spotted grey patina. Stock good with some scattered marks from use, some minor chips filled along buttcap stirrups, and a small piece in front of pan, and ramrod entry ferrule pin holes filled. Ramrod is probably a period replacement. Brass retains a mellow, unpolished patina. This is a very nice early example. DMG 4,000 - 8,000

1166 - (A) RARE US MODEL 1808/1811 TRANSITIONAL FLINTLOCK PISTOL BY NORTH. Manufacturer: Simeon North Model: Transitional Caliber/Bore: .66 Smoothbore Barrel Length: 9 - 1/6” FFL Status: Antique This unusual specimen has both features of the Model 1808 and 1811 Martial pistols, but does not fit the specifications of either. It is known by many collectors to be the Model 1808-1811 transitional model. In addition, it has no “US” inspector marks or “U. STATES” on the lock. With the absence of government markings, it is possible this pistol was made for private purchase. Round, unmarked, smoothbore barrel with tang extending to pommel cap. Lock is of the style of the Model 1808 pistol and is marked completely the same except without the “U. STATES” mark in the center. Two of the three screws on the lock are marked with small “V” assembly marks. The pistol has standard brass Model 1808 furniture, including the elongated sideplate. An iron belt hook is also mounted on the left side. The plain, full length walnut stock mimics that of the Model 1811. Barrel is pin fastened. Complete with period wooden ramrod. CONDITION: All steel components have a bright surface with a few scattered grey areas. Brass has been polished and retains a mellowing patina with some scattered marks from use. Stock shows and added coat of finish and one splinter is replaced on the left side of forend. This is a very interesting and possibly unique specimen. DMG 4,000 - 8,000

1167 - (A) VERY RARE JOHN MILES VIRGINIA CONTRACT FLINTLOCK PISTOL, UNIT MARKED. Manufacturer: John Miles Model: Virginia Contract Caliber/Bore: .64 Barrel Length: 9 - 3/4” FFL Status: Antique Prior to the Virginia Manufactory being able to produce pistols on its own, John Miles Sr. of Philadelphia, Pennsylvania delivered approximately 250 pairs of pistols to Virginia to arm their cavalry during 1802-1804. The first of these pistols were supplied around October 7th, 1801. The first production coincides with the last of the production of the North & Cheney pistols. There is believed to be less than ten of these Miles Virginia Contract pistols known to exist today. This gun features the marking of “MILES PHILAD .1 REGT, VIRGA, CAVALRY DINWIDDIE” on the barrel which is correct. “P” proof on the left side of the barrel at the breech. The lock is marked “.M LES./ PHILA”, the “I” apparently missing or broken from the stamp. As with Virginia Manufactory guns, this could be considered a secondary Confederate firearm. CONDITION: The barrel has been cleaned to bright with some pitting in areas, markings are clear. The balance of parts retain a pleasing patina with light pitting. Lock markings are clear. Brass has a pleasing patina. Wood has some restoration and areas of discoloration, crack in the bottom of the stock. Both barrel pins are replacements. Plain wooden ramrod is most likely a replacement. The groove in the rear face of the breech plug has been widened. All in all a very rare gun that has had a little bit of work done. GR 6,000 - 9,000

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1168 - (A) A VERY RARE ALL STEEL SCOTTISH LOBE BUTT PISTOL SIGNED JOHN CHRISTIE STIRLING SIGNED FLINTLOCK PISTOL, CIRCA 1754.

Manufacturer: John Christie Model: All-Steel Scottish Pistol Caliber/Bore: .60 Smoothbore Barrel Length: 6 - 3/8” FFL Status: Antique

Heavily swamped steel barrel, fluted at breech with integral back sight, muzzle swamped and octagonal. Heavily engraved throughout its length with scrolls and Scottish themes. Pierced ramrod is an excellent replacement. The steel full stock engraved throughout its length en suite with incorporating strapwork. Scottish thistles, foliage, and gadrooning. Trigger guard with engraving (heavily worn). The butt inlaid with silver decoration comprising circles and arrow tips. Short belt hook finely pierced and engraved. Lock well signed “John Christie Stirling” with engraving behind cock. Swan neck cock, plain, with border engraving. Plain frizzen. CONDITION: Barrel with wear and pitting common to mid-18th century all steel pistols. Stock with condition similar to barrel with wear and pitting. Trigger guard more heavily pitted than stock and barrel. Belt hook with some pitting and wear. Lock with moderate pitting, hammer appears to be the original. Frizzen possibly original as well, one frizzen screw replaced. Action works as it should. Bore is pitted. Altogether a very rare and handsome Scottish belt pistol. PROVENANCE: Sotheby’s London, Lot 346, June 1987. MZ 4,000 - 6,000

1169 - (A) FINE PAIR OF SILVER MOUNTED BELGIAN FLINTLOCK OFFICER’S PISTOLS BY BOSSET. Manufacturer: Bosset Model: Officer Caliber/Bore: (BOTH) .57 Smoothbore Barrel Length: (BOTH) 8 - 3/4” FFL Status: Antique

These fine silver mounted officer’s pistols are the type that would have been used in America during the French and Indian War and the Revolutionary War. Unmarked two-stage round barrels separated by a series of rings. Both have applied silver front sights. The early rounded lockplates are inscribed “N I BOSSET / A*LIEGE”. Both have waterproof pans and detailed scalloped frizzen springs. Silver furniture including trigger guards terminating in acanthus leaf finials, pommel caps with relief double molded borders and long tangs, symmetrical wrist escutcheons with foliate motifs, and flat sideplates. The ramrod ferrules are also silver. Fine stocks of bird’s head form with relief foliate designs around barrel tangs and behind ramrod entry ferrules. There are also relief borders around the locks, sideplates, and trigger guards. Both pistols have horn nosecaps and bone tipped wooden ramrods. CONDITION: Very good. Barrels and locks have a bright surface and have remained polished in the European fashion. Lock mechanisms are crisp and both are in their original flintlock configurations. Silver mounts are polished and stocks have an added coat of finish. Stocks show some scattered marks from use, minor grain cracks, and some pin holes have been filled. A very attractive pair of 18th century pistols showing very little use. DMG 3,500 - 5,500

1170 - (A) MODEL 1807 US CONTRACT PISTOL BY J. HENRY. Manufacturer: Joseph Henry Model: 1807 Contract Caliber/Bore: .54 Smoothbore Barrel Length: 10 - 3/16” FFL Status: Antique

For a nearly identical example, see pages 202 and 203, number 96 in “Historic Pistols” by Samuel E. Smith and Edwin W. Bitter. This is one of the standard 1807 Contract pistols supplied by Henry under two contracts, one for 150 pairs and the other for an additional 600 pairs. The pistols were delivered between 1808 and 1810, but only 1,468 were delivered. Joseph Henry supplied more pistols than any other 1807 contractor.

The round smoothbore steel barrel has a small brass half moon front sight and the left side of the breech is deeply stamped with an eagle’s head over a “P”. The flat lockplate is stamped vertically at the tail “J. HENRY / PHILA” and “US” in the center. Standard brass 1807 furniture and plain walnut stock. Complete with its original steel tipped wooden ramrod. CONDITION: Barrel retains a spotted brown patina with deep markings.

Lock is in its original flintlock configuration and shows some light pitting and dark brown patina. Stock has a dark patina and a later coat of finish with some age cracks and scattered marks from use. A very nice and honest example. DMG 3,000 - 5,000 126

www.MorphyAuctions.com | October 22, 2019

1171 - (A) U.S. MODEL 1811 FLINTLOCK MARTIAL PISTOL BY NORTH. Manufacturer: Simeon North Model: 1811 Caliber/Bore: .72 Smoothbore Barrel Length: 8 - 3/4” FFL Status: Antique

This is one of only 606 made of the early pinned barrel versions of the Model 1811 pistol. There were only 2,000 Model 1811 pistols of two variations, produced between 1811 and 1813 by Simeon North. This is the earlier of the two types, the second type has a double-strap barrel band. Round steel smoothbore barrel, stamped with “P / US” on left side, near breech. Flat lockplate stamped with large eagle over “U. STATES” in center, tail stamped “S. NORTH/BERLIN/CON.” vertically, brass pan and reinforced cock, lock screws all stamped with small “I”. There is also a small “P” stamped on the backstrap behind the tang screw. Standard brass furniture similar to that of the Model 1808 Navy pistol, but with “S” shaped sideplate. Brass pommel cap. Full length plain walnut stock stamped with “V/HHP” inspectors stamp for Henry H. Perkin, behind sideplate. Complete with wooden ramrod. CONDITION: Barrel and lock have been lightly cleaned and retain a freckled, light grey patina with some scattered darker spots. Lock is in its original flintlock configuration and shows some wear and minor scattered pitting. The post of the cock has had the top portion replaced as well as the top jaw and jaw screw. One lock retaining screw is a replacement. Wooden ramrod with steel tip is original. Brass retains a dark mustard patina with a few scattered marks. Stock very good with crisp inspector’s cartouche and sharp edges, showing only a few light scattered marks. This is a hard to find and early transitional martial pistol. DMG 3,000 - 5,000

1172 - (A) J. HENRY NAVY FLINTLOCK BELT PISTOL. Manufacturer: Joseph Henry Model: 1812 Navy Contract Caliber/Bore: .56 Smoothbore Barrel Length: 10 - 1/8” FFL Status: Antique

For a similar example, see pages 204 and 205, number 97 in “Historic Pistols” by Samuel E. Smith and Edwin W. Bitter. This is one of the almost unknown 1812 Contract pistols supplied by to the US Navy during the War of 1812. There were a total of 460 delivered. Today, according to “Historic Pistols”, only two examples are known to exist, possibly due to rough naval use. The round smoothbore steel barrel is marked on the left side of the breech with a sunken “P” cartouche. The flat lockplate is stamped “J. HENRY” in the center. Standard brass 1807 style furniture with the addition of a belt hook. Complete with associated steel-tipped wooden ramrod. It is evident that this pistol had a Chambers alteration, as the piece of stock was intentionally removed along the barrel and a very small piece of metal can be seen from the tube that ignited the front charge. This was done with most Chambers-altered pistols. The government later gave up on this and converted them back to flint, according to Robert Sadler. CONDITION: Barrel retains a pitted surface with an applied brown finish. Lock is a good reconversion and retains a brown finish.

Stock has a later coat of finish with some scattered marks from use and a few slivers along forend on right side. Belt hook is a contemporary replacement and is a copy of the British sea service belt hook. A rare pistol. DMG 2,500 - 4,500

1173 - (A) FLINTLOCK NAVY PISTOL BY T. FRENCH. Manufacturer: T. French Model: Navy Pistol Caliber/Bore: .69 Smoothbore Barrel Length: 9 - 7/8” FFL Status: Antique

For a similar example with the same markings, see number 125 on pages 262-263 of “Historic Pistols” by Samuel E. Smith and Edwin W. Bitter.

All French pistols were made in Canton, Massachusetts between 1810 and 1815 and were used in the War of 1812. The round barrel is stamped with a small “W.N.Y.”, which is the mark of the Washington Navy Yard. It is believed that this mark was put on when the pistol was converted to percussion. The flat lockplate has a molding at the tail and beveled edges, and is stamped with traces of “T. FRENCH” marking. The pistols has an iron backstrap integral with the tang, running to the pommel cap. The brass furniture is similar to that on the North Berlin pistols, including a flat, long, serpentine sideplate. The full length walnut stock is stamped behind the sideplate with traces of the marking “MARSH / MA / V”, which is believed to be that of an inspector at the Washington Navy Yard at the time they were converted to percussion. The pistol has a bag grip.

Complete with a replaced ramrod. CONDITION: Barrel retains a mostly clean surface with some scattered dark spots. The lock retains an applied brown finish and shows heavy wear to markings. Lock is a professional reconversion. Belt hook is a contemporary replacement. Brass furniture is polished and shows scattered marks from use. Stock is refinished and shows heavy use, and has one piece replaced on the left side along the barrel. DMG 2,000 - 4,000

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1174 - (A) VERY RARE JOHN MILES VIRGINIA CONTRACT FLINTLOCK PISTOL, VA CAVALRY MARKED. Manufacturer: John Miles Model: Virginia Contract Caliber/Bore: .68 Smoothbore Barrel Length: 10” FFL Status: Antique

Prior to the Virginia Manufactory being able to produce pistols on its own, John Miles Sr. of Philadelphia, Pennsylvania delivered approximately 250 pairs of pistols to Virginia to arm their cavalry during 1802-1804. The first of these pistols were supplied around October 7th, 1801. The first production coincides with the last of the production of the North & Cheney pistols. There is believed to be less than ten of these Miles Virginia Contract pistols known to exist today. This gun features the marking of “MILES PHILAD .1 REGT, VIRGA, CAVALRY” on the barrel which is correct, although weak from being overly cleaned. The lock is marked “LES./ PHILA”, markings are extremely weak from pitting and an aggressive cleaning. As with Virginia Manufactory guns, this could be considered a secondary Confederate firearm. This gun originally surfaced in an attic in 2013, in completely untouched condition and sold at Julia’s. CONDITION: The gun has since been overly cleaned with significant restoration done to the wood. Areas of moderate pitting. Brass mounted. The lock does not hold at either full or half cock. Horn tipped ram rod has also had restoration done. GR 2,000 - 3,000

1175 - (A) VIRGINIA MANUFACTORY FIRST MODEL FLINTLOCK PISTOL. Manufacturer: Virginia Manufactory Model: First Model Caliber/Bore: .70 Smoothbore Barrel Length: 12” FFL Status: Antique

For another example of this model see number 114 on page 240 of “Historic Pistols” by Samuel E. Smith and Edwin W. Bitter. This model was made between 1805 and 1811. The pistol has a round smoothbore barrel marked at the breech with a deeply struck “I”, a “P”, and partially visible “1 VA -” for the 1st Virginia Regiment. The flat lockplate has beveled edges and is marked “VIRGINIA / Manufactory” in the center and “RICHMOND / 1809” at the tail. Standard First Model iron mounts and backstrap. Full length plain walnut stock with iron ramrod. CONDITION: Barrel retains a brown patina, heavy in some areas, markings show wear. Lock is in its original flintlock configuration, markings show some wear and lock has a dark brown patina. Rear lock screw a replacement. Furniture retains a dark patina, except for barrel band, which is retains a grey patina. Stock shows scattered areas of chipping around lock and furniture and has a sliver replaced above front lockplate tang. Front 5” of forend are replaced, possibly during the period using the original parts. Some other cracks and dents are present, but an honest example of a rare and early pistol. DMG 3,000 - 5,000

1176 - (A) A VERY RARE GERMAN FLINTLOCK GRENADE OR BOMB THROWING PISTOL CIRCA 1750.

Manufacturer: German Model: Flintlock Grenade Launcher Caliber/Bore: 3 - 1/2” Barrel Length: 6 - 3/4” FFL Status: Antique

The four stage brass barrel forming a cup at the muzzle of 3 - 1/2” diameter, touch hole bushed with iron. Flat beveled lock engraved with scrollwork on a punched ground. Molded walnut full stock carved at breech. Solid sideplate. Steel trigger guard. Spurred buttcap with skullcrusher pommel. CONDITION: Barrel is fine with beautiful turnings, steel parts pitted as consistent with marine use aboard ship. Stock with minor marks and repair to forend just forward of the lock. One chip at butt. An extremely handsome and very rare type of pistol, and this one is all original except as noted. PROVENANCE: Christies, March 27th 1996 Arms and Armour Sale, 156. MZ 3,000 - 5,000

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1177 - (A) SCARCE AND DESIRABLE U.S. MODEL 1813 FLINTLOCK PISTOL BY SIMEON NORTH. Manufacturer: S. North Model: 1813 Caliber/Bore: .69 Smoothbore Barrel Length: 9 - 1/16” FFL Status: Antique

Only 1,626 of this model were made by Simeon North between 1813 and 1815. This makes it rarer than the Model 1799 North & Cheney martial pistol, as less were made. The original government contract called for 20,000 of these but due to harsh recoil and large size, this was revised. This contract is also important because it was the first time that a gun maker offered a product with interchangeable parts. Round smoothbore steel barrel stamped “P/US” on left side of breech and “HHP” on right side, above touch hole. Flat beveled lockplate with rounded tail, brass pan, and reinforced cock, center of lockplate stamped “S. NORTH/U./eagle/S./MIDDLN. CON.” Standard Model 1813 steel furniture.

Walnut half-stock with Wickham band and wooden ramrod with steel cleaning rod tip. Left side of stock stamped behind belt hook with inspectors mark “LS” for inspector Luther Sage. CONDITION: Steel components have been cleaned and retain a bright surface with some minor freckling and light pitting, markings excellent. Original flintlock configuration. Stock good with scattered marks from use and some chipping forward of front trigger guard tang. This is a fine example of a very scarce and early American martial pistol. DMG 3,000 - 6,000

1178 - (A) A GOOD PAIR OF SILVER MOUNTED BRASS-BARRELED ENGLISH FLINTLOCK OFFICER’S/DUELING PISTOLS BY J&W RICHARDS CIRCA 1799.

Manufacturer: (BOTH) J & W Richards Model: (BOTH) Officer Caliber/Bore: (BOTH).56 Smoothbore Barrel Length: (BOTH) 8 - 1/2” FFL Status: Antique

This handsome pair of English flints features unusual brass octagonal barrels with Birmingham proofs and a large letter R on side of breech.

Stepped and bolted locks signed J&W Richards. Plain swan neck cocks with border engraving. Frizzens engraved en suite with cock. Roller bearing frizzen springs. Austere silver mounts by famous English silversmith Charles Freeth and so struck on tang of trigger guard. Trigger guard engraved with a flower and acorn finial. Sideplate nails with silver escutcheons. Plain silver thumbpiece. Silver butts in bird form engraved with a flower and deeply struck CF for Charles Freeth. Moulded silver ramrod pipes. Figured walnut fullstocks with flattened grip sides. CONDITION: Barrels with good unpolished brass patina. Locks polished over minor corrosion but clear J&W Richards signature. All small parts appear to be original, including topjaws and screws. Silver mounts are crisp, showing little wear and excellent hallmarks. Figured stocks with minor marks and what appears to be considerable original varnish. Both pistols retain their original horn tipped ramrods, one with worm. Actions are excellent, bores are fine. A handsome pair of brass barreled, silver mounted, English officer’s pistols. MZ 4,000 - 6,000

1179 - (A) SCARCE US MODEL 1811 FLINTLOCK MARTIAL PISTOL BY NORTH. Manufacturer: Simeon North Model: 1811 Caliber/Bore: .72 Smoothbore Barrel Length: 8 - 7/16” FFL Status: Antique

This is one of only 606 made of the early pinned barrel versions of the Model 1811 pistol. There were only 2,000 Model 1811 pistols of two variations, produced between 1811 and 1813 by Simeon North. This is the earlier of the two types, the second type has a double strap barrel band. Round steel smoothbore barrel, stamped with a sunken eagle head over “CT” inspector’s proof and “V” on left side, near breech. Flat lockplate stamped with large eagle over “U. STATES” in center, tail stamped “S. NORTH/BERLIN/CON.” vertically, brass pan and reinforced cock, lock screws all stamped with small “x”. Standard brass furniture similar to that of the Model 1808 Navy pistol, but with “S” shaped sideplate.

Brass pommel cap. Full length plain walnut stock stamped with “V/HHP” inspectors stamp for Henry H. Perkin, behind sideplate. Complete with wooden ramrod. CONDITION: Barrel and lock retain a grey patina with some darker areas and scattered light freckling. Lock is in its original flintlock configuration. Brass retains a dark unpolished patina with a few scattered marks. Stock with scattered marks and one repaired break from front of lock tang to forend, near muzzle. Some minor chipping around pins. This is a hard to find and early transitional martial pistol. DMG 4,000 - 8,000

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1180 - (A) PAIR OF EXPERIMENTAL THREE-SHOT PISTOLS BY PETER PELOUX OF PHILADELPHIA. Manufacturer: Peter Peloux Model: Experimental Multi-Shot Pistols Caliber/Bore: Both .58 Smoothbore Barrel Length: Both 10” FFL Status: Antique One of of the two is photographed and featured as number 145 on pages 298-299 of “Historic Pistols” by Samuel E. Smith and Edwin W. Bitter. The book states that these three-shot pistols were made between 1815 and 1820 by Peter Peloux of Philadelphia. It is believed that they are the only two in existence that use the Chambers system for multiple fire in flintlocks. Speculation is that the pistols were loaded with three powder charges and three balls with holes drilled through them to ignite the next charge. The action, which is quite a distance from the breech, ignited the closest charge which then ignited the charge behind it, much like a Roman Candle. On March 23rd, 1813, Joseph G. Chambers of Pennsylvania was granted a US Patent for a system of “repeating gunnery.” In February 1814, the US Navy contracted with George Tryon and John Joseph Henry for 20 repeating swivels and 200 repeating muskets. Peter Peloux was a gunsmith who had been working under M.T. Wickham at the US Arsenal on the Schuylkill in Philadelphia between 1812 and 1815. After the War of 1812, Peloux had his own shop at 190 Cedar Street in Philadelphia and was listed in city directories between 1816 and 1829. Several conventional flintlock rifles by Peloux are known. He later became the superintendent at the Krider Gun Factory. Peloux would have had a knowledge of the Chambers system and the ability to make the multi-shot system. The pair was possible made for trial, experimental purposes, or as a sample. The barrels are round, one is marked with British ordnance proofs at the breech, the other is unmarked. Both have their original iron ramrods. The intricate locks are stamped “PELOUX/PHILA” but the “PELOUX” marking was intentional defaced at some time and is only partially visible on each lock. The locks are retained by screws on the face of the lockplate and have external mainsprings which also function as frizzen springs. Both have reinforced cocks and waterproof pans. The American black walnut semi-full stocks have checkered panels around the grips and finely engraved iron trigger guards. These pistols are also featured in an article in volume 36, No. 5 from October 2014 of “Man at Arms” on page 42 and 49-50 in an article by Robert Sadler. The workings of the mechanism, purpose and functionality of the pistols are unknown. CONDITION: Both pistols are in matching condition, both very good overall. Both have been cleaned lightly and retain a mostly polished surface. Locks function well and are in original flint with all lock components being original. Stocks very good with a few light scattered storage marks, one with a small sliver replaced behind cock. PROVENANCE: S.E. Smith Collection, Robert Sadler Collection. DMG 6,000 - 12,000

1181 - (A) A RARE AND SUPERB PAIR OF FRENCH FLINTLOCK OFFICER’S PISTOLS

BY GUILLIERON OF ST. ETIENNE, CIRCA 1815 WITH RELIEF CHISELED AND GILT STEEL MOUNTS. Manufacturer: Guillieron Model: Flintlock Officer’s Pistols Caliber/Bore: Both .69 Rifled Barrel Length: Both 8” FFL Status: Antique The quality of this pair of pistols cannot be too highly praised. If they were made during the period of the great exhibitions they would surely be on display as masterpieces of the French gunmaker’s art. The deeply rifled steel barrels are chiseled in high relief with a panel depicting a trophy of arms and measuring a full 2 - 1/2”. The chiseling is superb and not to be confused with the usual orientalist breech casting found on French pistols made for the Ottoman market. The chiseling is all the more exquisite as the ground is pounced and gilt. The barrel tang is engraved, punched, and gilt as is the tang screw. The convex locks are chiseled with a reserve on a gilt ground, signed “Guillieron St. Etienne”, cock screw chiseled and gilt. The double neck cock with border engraving. The frizzen engraved en suite. Frizzens are relieved to seal the powder in the cast and chased brass waterproof pan and feature roller bearings on the frizzen springs. The front barrel band is a work of art in chiseled steel with a many-toothed monster against a small gilt reserve. The trigger guard is chiseled in relief with foliage on a gilt ground. The steel buttcap is formed as a great bird head. The eyes chiseled in relief against a gilt ground. All screw heads chiseled and gilt. The figured walnut fullstocks superbly engraved behind the barrel tang with a wreath and rings. The wrists are extensively inlaid with an elaborate fine silver wire design of flowers. CONDITION: Barrels are polished bright in the European museum tradition. The gilding mostly intact, could be heightened.

The locks are polished bright in the European fashion, as are the trigger guards and rest of mounts. The locks function as new, all small parts appearing to be original. Stocks are in excellent condition with only very minor marks and what appears to be considerable original varnish. The deeply rifled multi-groove bores are excellent. The steel ramrods appear to be the original. These magnificent pistols are pictured in one of F. Theodore Dexter’s scrapbooks and are of genuine exhibition/museum quality throughout. MZ 10,000 - 15,000 130

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Scarce original and correct 1st Contract North & Cheney pistol. Under 2,000 specimens are believed to have been made by Simeon North and Elisha Cheney of Berlin, Connecticut between 1799 and 1802.

Copied after the French Model 1777 pistol, it is the first official model of pistol adopted by the United States. In recent years, it has been determined that there were two contracts, this is a first contract as it was one of the first 500 manufactured, and the initials of the makers first names are included in the markings. This example is one of only a small number of authentic extant specimens. It features a tapered smoothbore steel barrel, stamped with visible “V” near the breech.

Correctly marked in all three locations with the serial number, in the correct font. Bottom of barrel marked with serial number “219”, corresponding to the same numbers on both the breech plug’s right side and inside the frame, where the barrel rests. Brass frame with lock on right side, brass pan, correct but probably replaced reinforced cock. The bottom of the frame stamped “S. NORTH & E. CHENEY BERLIN” in an interrupted curve around the front of the trigger guard. Brass trigger guard and buttcap, iron backstrap. Most screws appear to be original and, most marked with notches, the foremost screw on the frame is a replacement. Steel ramrod is a replacement.

Partially figured one piece walnut grip with bulbous area on left side, opposite the lock, which can be seen on other early examples, as well. CONDITION: Very good condition, in comparison to other known examples. Barrel and original steel components retain a dark, even brown patina with scattered areas of freckling and marks from use, very good clear markings are correct. Brass components retain a soft polished patina with scattered marks from use, excellent and deep markings. Grip refinished and has three minor pieces replaced on right side, otherwise very good with scattered marks form use and proper shrinkage. Overall, a very nice and authentic example in exceptional condition. PROVENANCE: Ex. Howard Collection. DMG 30,000 - 50,000

1182 - (A) SCARCE US MODEL 1799 1ST CONTRACT NORTH & CHENEY FLINTLOCK SINGLE SHOT MARTIAL PISTOL, SN 219.

Manufacturer: North & Cheney Model: 1799, First Contract Serial No. 219 Caliber/Bore: .72 Smoothbore Barrel Length: 8 - 1/2” FFL Status: Antique

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1183 - (A) MAGNIFICENT FLINTLOCK KENTUCKY PISTOL BY PETER AND DAVID MOLL CIRCA 1835.

Manufacturer: Peter and David Moll Model: Kentucky Pistol Caliber/Bore: .40 Rifled Barrel Length: 8 - 1/4” FFL Status: Antique This splendid pistol with rifled brass octagonal barrel fully signed on top flat “P & D Moll, Hellerstown”. Peter and David Moll formed their partnership in 1835 in Hellerstown, Northampton County, Pennsylvania.

The heavy octagonal barrel has elegant inset front sight, steel barrel tang, signed and bolted flintlock marked London warranted with elegant engraved swan neck cock and roller bearing frizzen. Simple but elegant brass mounts, comprising two ramrod pipes, well formed trigger guard, abbreviated brass buttcap, period signed J.B. (possibly the owner), engraved silver escutcheon with elaborate J(?). Maple full stock with pronounced faux-striping. CONDITION: Barrel is excellent, with little or no wear and a mellow patina. Eight groove rifling. Engraved at muzzle. Brass mounts showing little or no wear throughout. Lock appears to retain considerable original polish and is in its original flintlock configuration. All small parts original, stock in remarkable condition, appears to retain nearly all of its original Lehigh County, Pennsylvania violin finish. One of the most attractive Kentucky style pistols offered in recent years by one of Pennsylvania’s well-known flintlock period gunmakers. MZ 6,000 - 12,000

1184 - (A) US MODEL 1805 HARPER’S FERRY FLINTLOCK PISTOL, SN 1797, DATED 1808.

Manufacturer: Harper Model: 1805 Serial No. 1797 Caliber/Bore: .54 Smoothbore Barrel Length: 10 - 1/8” FFL Status: Antique This model is considered among the most beautiful and aesthetically pleasing of American Martial pistols. The prestigious American Society of Arms Collectors chose this gun in profile as their logo. These guns were made in pairs between 1806 and 1808 with a total production of about 4,000 guns with each gun of a pair having the same serial number. This gun is the standard pattern with round steel barrel, breech marked with stamped serial number “1797”, “US” in an oval, and an eagles head over “P”. Lock is marked “HARPERS/FERRY/1808” in vertical arcs behind cock. Under the pan is a spread-winged eagle facing toward the cock over “US”. The plain walnut stock is marked opposite the lock with slightly worn inspector cartouche “V / JS” for inspector James Stubblefield. Standard brass Model 1805 furniture. Brass-tipped wooden ramrod.

CONDITION: Barrel retains a freckled grey patina with some scattered heavier pitting, has been cleaned at some time, serial number very deep, some wear to eagle proof. Some pitting around touchole. Lock appears to be in its original flintlock configuration, frizzen has been re-lined and pan and frizzen screws are replaced. Markings are excellent and lock retains a spotted grey patina, some heavy corrosion in pan. Stock good with some scattered marks from use, one area replaced behind rear lock tang and a hairline crack running from barrel band to front of lock tang.

Ramrod is a proper replacement. Brass retains a mellow patina with a few minor marks. DMG 4,000 - 8,000

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1185 - (A) RARE US SPRINGFIELD MODEL 1817 FLINTLOCK MARTIAL PISTOL TYPE II. Manufacturer: Springfield Model: 1817 Caliber/Bore: .69 Smoothbore Barrel Length: 11” FFL Status: Antique

Of standard configuration throughout, this is a superior specimen of this large, handsome and desirable pistol. With approximately only 600 manufactured, this is one of the rarest US Martial pistols. The 11” barrel, dated 1818, crisply stamped with a “P”, an eagle, and an “E”. The lock stamped with eagle in field over “US”, deeply stamped “SPRINGFIELD 1818”. The walnut stock with legible inspector’s stamps “U” over “F. N.”.

A further stamp with an “S” in an oval cartouche. Steel furniture of regulation pattern. CONDITION: Barrel is polished bright with crisp markings, lock polished bright. Pistol shows no evidence of re-conversion. Action is crisp, stock rates excellent for this model with great cartouches, some raised grain and now significant damage other than minor marks. Ramrod is a modern replacement. Bore is good. One of the best model 1817’s we have handled. MZ 5,000 - 7,000

1186 - (A) A VERY RARE DIMINUTIVE SCOTTISH ALL STEEL FLINTLOCK BELT PISTOL, SIGNED JO CHRISTIE IN STIRLING, CIRCA 1754.

Manufacturer: John Christie Model: Scottish All-Steel Pistol Caliber/Bore: .58 Smoothbore Barrel Length: 4 - 7/8” FFL Status: Antique

The short and heavily engraved barrel is elegantly fluted at breech, integral back sight, engraving of foliage between the wedding bands.

Signed Stirling just behind the muzzle, which has three finely executed wedding bands. Steel full stock unadorned. Lock with rudimentary engraving and signature “JO Christie”. Diminutive steel belt hook pierced and writhen. Lobe butt with no decoration. Pumpkin shaped ball trigger with no decoration. Plain steel ramrod. CONDITION: Barrel is good with crisp engraving and only minor pitting. Stock is good with some old pitting under new cleaning. Belt hook in similar condition to stock. Lock with clearly visible John Christie signature. Hammer with fracture and considerable restoration. Frizzen cracked. Action is good but will not hold on cock. Bore is fine. Because of its diminutive size, this is an extremely rare all steel Scottish flintlock belt pistol. MZ 4,000 - 6,000

1187 - (A) RARE SIMEON NORTH 1813 ETCHED CHRISTMAS PRESENTATION FLINTLOCK PISTOL. Manufacturer: Simeon North Model: 1813 Caliber/Bore: .69 Smoothbore Barrel Length: 9” FFL Status: Antique

Very rare Simeon North 1811-1813 transition or “Flat-Lock” flintlock martial pistol. The original U.S. government contract called for 20,000 of model 1813 pistols to be made, but due to harsh recoil and large size, the contract was revised and only 1,626 pistols were delivered. As part of these 1,626 pistols, Simeon North assembled for inspection by Henry H. Perkins 85 pistols using Model 1811 barrels, Model 1811 lock plates, Model 1813 stocks, and Model 1813 furniture making these 85 pistols some of the rarest martial flintlock pistols in existence. These pistols today are called Transition or Flat Lock Model 1813 pistols. The pistol has a round model 1811 smoothbore steel barrel stamped “P/US” on left side of breech and a faint “P” on the backstrap. The tail of the lock plate is stamped “S. NORTH/CON.” and the center shows traces of “U. STATES” marking. Plain walnut half-stock terminating at end of the band, complete with wooden ramrod. Has a partially visible inspector’s cartouche/ HHP” for Henry H. Perkin on left side, behind sideplate. Standard Model 1813 steel furniture with Wickham band. This pistol was converted to percussion and further enhanced in 1884 and turned into a presentation Christmas present. The barrel features an acid-etched inscription panel which reads “Wm. Pettis, Troy, N.Y./from/J.P. Woodworth, Dec. 25th 1884” surrounded by leaves and vines. CONDITION: Very good condition, steel components cleaned bright with some scattered light spotting, generous traces of plated finish, especially on backstrap. Stock refinished with a few scattered marks from use and some edge wear. This is a fine example of a very scarce and truly unique and rare American martial pistol later turned into a presentation piece. DG 2,250 - 4,000

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1188 - (A) US MODEL 1807 FLINTLOCK CONTRACT PISTOL BY HENRY. Manufacturer: Joseph Henry Model: 1807 Contract Caliber/Bore: .58 Smoothbore Barrel Length: 10 - 1/16” FFL Status: Antique

For a nearly identical example, see pages 202 and 203, number 96 in “Historic Pistols” by Samuel E. Smith and Edwin W. Bitter. This is one of the standard 1807 Contract pistols supplied by Henry under two contracts, one for 150 pairs and the other for an additional 600 pairs. The pistols were delivered between 1808 and 1810, but only 1,468 were delivered. Joseph Henry supplied more pistols than any other 1807 contractor.

The round smoothbore steel barrel has a small brass front sight and the left side of the breech is deeply stamped with an eagle’s head over a “P” and top stamped “J. HENRY / PHILA”. The flat lockplate is stamped vertically at the tail “J. HENRY / PHILA” and “US” in the center. Standard brass 1807 furniture and plain walnut stock with traces of inspector cartouche “V/JS” behind the sideplate. Complete with associated wooden ramrod. CONDITION: Barrel retains a cleaned lightly pitted surface with good markings. Lock is in its original flintlock configuration and shows light pitting and light grey patina, pan and frizzen screws are modern replacements. Stock has a later coat of finish with some age cracks and scattered marks from use, one small sliver replaced around rearmost barrel pin and one small piece around pommel cap. A very nice and honest example. DMG 3,000 - 5,000

1189 - (A) US MODEL 1808 BAG GRIP NAVY FLINTLOCK PISTOL BY NORTH. Manufacturer: Simeon North Model: 1808 Navy Caliber/Bore: .65 Smoothbore Barrel Length: 10 - 1/8” FFL Status: Antique

Only 3,000 of these pistols were made by Simeon North between 1808 and 1810. They feature a steel belt hook for naval use. Round steel smoothbore barrel is unmarked, which is correct for this model. Flat lockplate stamped with large eagle over “U. STATES” in center, tail stamped “S. NORTH/BERLIN/CON.” vertically, brass pan and reinforced cock. Standard brass Model 1808 furniture. Full length walnut stock and wooden ramrod. CONDITION: Barrel and lock have been lightly cleaned, now retaining a brown patina with some scattered areas of light pitting. Lock appears to be in its original flintlock configuration with some wear to markings in center. Brass retains a dark mustard patina. Stock retains a dark patina with some marks from use. Foremost barrel pin is absent. Belt hook is a replacement. This is a particularly nice example of the earliest naval pistol used by the United States. DMG 3,500 - 5,500

1190 - (A) 1826 FLINTLOCK MILITIA PISTOL BY J.J. HENRY. Manufacturer: J.J. Henry Model: 1826 Militia Pistol Caliber/Bore: .54 Smoothbore Barrel Length: 8 - 5/8” FFL Status: Antique

For an identical example, see number 98 on pages 206-207 of “Historic Pistols” by Samuel E. Smith and Edwin W. Bitter. This pistol has an unmarked round barrel with a small brass front sight and a dished iron rear sight mounted on tang. Flat lockplate with rounded tail section, center stamped “J.J. HENRY / BOULTON”. Lock has a brass pan and a reinforced cock. Standard Model 1826 iron furniture, all with a browned finish.

Iron swivel type ramrod with button plunger. Plain walnut stock. Henry factory records show that this type of pistol was not made until 1835 or 1836 by John Joseph Henry. These pistols all have very pronounced downward curving grips. CONDITION: Very good overall, retaining about 70-80% of the original brown finish with some fading and darker, heavier patina. The lock is in its original flintlock configuration and retains a dark grey patina with excellent markings. There is some corrosion around the touch hole. Stock very good with a few scattered marks. DMG 2,000 - 4,000 134

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1191 - (A) RARE AND DESIRABLE 1ST TYPE SPRINGFIELD MODEL 1807 MARTIAL PISTOL. Manufacturer: Springfield Model: 1807 Type I Caliber/Bore: .69 Smoothbore Barrel Length: 11” FFL Status: Antique These enormous United States martial pistols have always captured the attention of American collectors. This Type I has a barrel dated 1818.

Eagle head and “VP” proof marks at breech. CONDITION: Minor pitting throughout its length, more pronounced towards breech. The lock has “US Springfield” and eagle and shield dated 1810. Goose neck cock, lock with pitting and some inconsiderable wear. Barrel band has mild pitting throughout. Mildly pitted sideplate. Trigger guard with dark patination and pitting. Steel buttcap with medium pitting and dark patina.

Walnut full stock with traces of US inspector’s marks and cartouche. Minor marks, no splits. One minor chip near toe of lock plate. Hammer, frizzen spring, and frizzen, as well as pan appear to be components of a very good professional reconversion to flintlock. Nevertheless, this is a rare and desirable martial pistol. Bore is rough. Mainspring is missing. MZ 2,500 - 3,500

1192 - (A) RARE USN MODEL 1842 DERINGER BOX LOCK PERCUSSION PISTOL DATED 1847.

Manufacturer: Deringer Model: 1842 Caliber/Bore: .54 Smoothbore Barrel Length: 6” FFL Status: Antique

Sometimes referred to as a Model 1843 Navy pistol. This is of standard configuration with the rare marking variation of “U.S.N./ 1847” marked at rear of lock and just a “P” mark on the barrel near breech. Standard full “DERINGER / PHILADELPHIA” on lock. CONDITION: All markings are sharp and clear. Retains 85% barrel brown. Rest of the gun has a pleasing even light patina. Brass is dark and uncleaned. Wood has some dings and handling marks with varnish wear, minor chipping at edges of ramrod cutout. Fine mechanical function. Missing the barrel band pin. GR 2,000 - 4,000 1193 - (A) 1813 TYPE FLINTLOCK PISTOL BY HENRY DERINGER. Manufacturer: Henry Deringer Model: 1813 Type Caliber/Bore: .60 Smoothbore Barrel Length: 10 - 1/16” FFL Status: Antique

For a similar example, see number 140 on pages 288-289 in “Historic Pistols” by Samuel E. Smith and Edwin W. Bitter. This pistol is to the identical specifications of the 1813 Maryland Contract pistols, but is not marked “Maryland”. the round, smoothbore barrel has a dovetailed front blade sight of brass and is unmarked. The flat lockplate has beveled edges and is stamped in the center “H DERINGER / PHILA”. Standard brass 1813 style furniture. Plain walnut stock with replaced wooden ramrod. CONDITION: Barrel and lock have been heavily cleaned and browned, both have areas of pitting beneath finish. Lock is a professional reconversion. Brass retains a mustard patina. Stock is heavily refinished and has scattered areas of replaced wood throughout. DMG 1,500 - 2,500

1194 - (A) GOOD MODEL 1816 S. NORTH FLINTLOCK MARTIAL PISTOL EARLY TYPE. Manufacturer: S. North Model: 1816 Army Caliber/Bore: .54 Smoothbore Barrel Length: 9 - 1/16” FFL Status: Antique

Of standard configuration throughout with the early type “S. NORTH” in a downward curve and the middle “MIDLN CON” in an upward curve.

Total manufactured 19,374. Barrel deeply struck “VP” over “U.S.”. Lock with deeply struck markings “S. NORTH” over eagle and “MIDDLETON, CON”. Walnut stock with beautiful “L S” inspector’s mark for Luther Sage. CONDITION: Barrel is aged brown, lock aged brown, hammer and frizzen with pinprick pitting, standard configuration furniture in good condition throughout, stock rates excellent with one minor tight crack forward the block plate and considerable original raised grain, phenomenal inspector’s mark, one extremely minor chip under forward side nail, action is excellent, bore is good. Gun retains what appears to be original oak cleaning rod with steel jag. A far above average specimen of this important Martial flintlock pistol. MZ 1,500 - 2,500

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1195 - (A) SIMEON NORTH MODEL 1826 FLINTLOCK NAVY BELT HOOK PISTOL, DATED 1828.

Manufacturer: S. North Model: 1826 Navy Caliber/Bore: .54 Smoothbore Barrel Length: 8 - 5/8” FFL Status: Antique

Only 3,000 of these were made between 1826 and 1829, and this example is dated 1828. Original belt hook on the left side of the pistol.

Good cartouche. CONDITION: Gun remains in fine untouched condition. Even age patina with pitting and rust. Markings are good, although the “S. NORTH” marking under the “US” on the lock is very weak. Wood has some dings and handling marks, with a few old glued cracks around the lock area. Original flintlock configuration. Good mechanical function. GR 2,000 - 2,500

1196 - (A) FLINTLOCK MILITIA PISTOL ATTRIBUTED TO J. HENRY. Manufacturer: J. Henry, Attributed Model: Militia Pistol Caliber/Bore: .56 Smoothbore Barrel Length: 9 - 1/2” FFL Status: Antique

For a similar example, see number 94 and pages 198-199 of “Historic Pistols” by Samuel E. Smith and Edwin W. Bitter. This pistol is similar to the Maryland state contract pistols but without the markings and with no sideplate. The round, steel barrel is stamped with a “P” cartouche at the breech. The flat lockplate with beveled edges is unmarked. Frizzen spring is scalloped. Brass furniture includes on ramrod ferrule and an 1807 contract type brass trigger guard. Plain walnut stock with no pommel cap. Complete with steel tipped wooden ramrod, which is a contemporary replacement. CONDITION: Barrel retains a spotted grey patina with some marks from use and scattered areas of pitting. Lock retains a dark brown patina and is in its original flintlock configuration. Brass retains a mellow mustard patina. Stock is very good with a few scattered marks.

DMG 1,000 - 2,000

1197 - (A) FANTASTIC TRYON FLINTLOCK KENTUCKY RIFLE. Manufacturer: Tryon Model: Kentucky Longrifle Caliber/Bore: .44 Rifled Barrel Length: 43 - 3/4” FFL Status: Antique

A Tryon of Philadelphia, Pennsylvania made flintlock Kentucky style rifle with full octagon rifled barrel stamped “TRYON. PHILADA.” and “P” in circle proof at breech on left barrel flat. Flat lockplate stamped “DREPPERD / LANCASTER” in center. Features double set triggers. Full-length figured maple stock with brass hardware including an engraved four piece Philadelphia style pineapple finial patchbox and toeplate with patchbox release in toeplate. German silver thumbpiece inlay along with flat key barrel escutcheon plates. Nicely engraved brass wearplate on forearm. CONDITION: Excellent, showing very little use. Metal parts have aged patina with brass having a mellow mustard patina. Stock very good with a few light storage marks. Lock excellent and in its original flintlock configuration. Mechanics are good with a very good bore. This rifle has survived in remarkable condition throughout. DG 5,000 - 10,000

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1198 - (A) SCARCE BAYONETED FLINTLOCK PENNSYLVANIA MILITIA RIFLE ATTRIBUTED TO JACOB DICKERT. Manufacturer: Jacob Dickert, Attributed Model: Pennsylvania Militia Rifle Caliber/Bore: .56 Rifled Barrel Length: 37 - 3/4” FFL Status: Antique For another nearly identical example, see pages 309-311 of “American Military Shoulder Arms, Volume II” by George D. Moller. Probably circa 1814, when two companies ordered rifles for their men. An accompanying letter from Joe Kindig states that the letters “TG” inscribed on the sideplate probably stand for Thomas Gay, a Pennsylvania inspector. There is another rifle with the same marking on the sideplate that is known to exist. He states that about a dozen of this pattern are known and that they were probably made for the volunteer militia in Southeastern Pennsylvania. There is also a document accompanying the rifle that states in Figure 5 of “Pennsylvania Game News” from February of 1965, this rifle is shown, as it was used by by Bob Housa to kill a bear. The heavy deeply rifled barrel is octagonal, except for the last 2”, which are rounded, perhaps for a bayonet. There is no lug present. However, the rifle has an original bayonet with no groove for a socket and fits the rifle perfectly. The flat lockplate has beveled edges, a reinforced cock, and a diagonal line near the tail. Lockplate is stamped “SWEITZER” in the center. Brass two piece military type patchbox, flat Lancaster style sideplate inscribed with large “TG”, and trigger guard with convex surfaces.

Buttplate with non-faceted tang and push button patchbox release on top. Small flat brass toeplate. Plain maple stock with brass nosecap, key-fastened barrel. Complete with period wooden ramrod. CONDITION: Barrel has deep rifling and retains a spotted grey patina, touch hole relined. Lock is in its original flintlock configuration and mechanism is crisp, markings excellent, retains a grey patina. Brass retains a mellow unpolished dark mustard patina. Stock is good with some scattered age cracks, especially along forend. Bayonet retains a dark pitted surface.

One piece replaced above sideplate. Probably one of the finest militia Kentucky rifles known. PROVENANCE: Purchased in March, 2000 at Baltimore show from David Stewart. Robert Sadler Collection. DMG 6,000 - 12,000

1199 - (A) 1814 PENNSYLVANIA MILITIA RIFLE BY JACOB DICKERT. Manufacturer: Jacob Dickert, Attributed Model: Militia Rifle Caliber/Bore: .54 Rifled Barrel Length: 37 - 1/2” FFL Status: Antique

According to various documents these rifles were contracted by the Pennsylvania State Government for various state militia units circa 1814. This gun was produced by Jacob Dickert of Lancaster, Pennsylvania and is signed in script on the top of the barrel. Gun has rifled 37-1/2” octagon barrel with end turned down to round to accept a taper fit bayonet. Gun has “Dreppert” marked flint lock with single trigger and brass musket style sideplate. Plain full curly maple stock with brass furniture including two piece patchbox with release on the comb of the buttplate. Flat barrel keys with plain brass ramrod pipes. A great example of a scarce rifle. CONDITION: Metal has age patina with brass having an aged golden color. Lock is a correct marked period plate with incorrect cock and frizzen and is a possible reconversion. Stock has been cleaned long ago with some age cracks and no visible signs of restoration. DLM 2019 7,000 - 12,000

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1200 - (A) BAYONETED FLINTLOCK CONTRACT OR MILITIA RIFLE SIGNED JACOB DOLL YORK, PENNSYLVANIA. Manufacturer: Jacob Doll Model: 1792 Contract Caliber/Bore: .50 Rifled Barrel Length: 33 - 3/4” FFL Status: Antique Jacob Doll was a York, Pennsylvania gunsmith. This rifle is in the style of the 1792 Contract rifles, but is not marked with US Government or Pennsylvania inspection or proofmarks. This suggests that it was possibly made for militia use. The deeply rifled iron barrel is octagonal with the last 2-7/16” being round for a bayonet attachment. The barrel is fitted with a bayonet lug on the bottom and rifle sights on the top flat. The top flat is signed “I. DOLL” in large stamped block letters. Flat unmarked lockplate with beveled edges and a molding at the tail. The brass furniture is slightly more decorative than most known examples of contract rifles. It has a four piece patchbox with convex lid and stylized acorn finial.

The faceted trigger guard is fitted with an iron sling swivel, the other sling swivel is located below the first ramrod ferrule. The plain maple stock is of York County form and has a relief cheekpiece on the left side with two iron loops for a touch hole pick. The stock terminates at the end of the octagonal section and is fitted with a brass nosecap. Barrel is retained by three iron keys. The rifle is complete with a period wooden ramrod and the proper triangular socket bayonet, which is also unmarked. CONDITION: Very good, overall. Barrel retains a dark brown surface with some minor corrosion around the touch hole. Signature is crisp. Lock appears to be in its original flintlock configuration, does not hold on full cock.

Lock retains a grey patina. Brass retains an unpolished mustard patina, toeplate is absent. Stock very good, retaining most of its original finish with scattered marks from use. Bayonet good and retaining a grey patina. Complete with a pewter Kentucky Rifle Association tag inscribed “President’s Display 2015”. A fine York, Pennsylvania military style rifle. DMG 7,000 - 15,000

1201 - (A) EARLY FULLSTOCK RELIEF-CARVED KENTUCKY LONGRIFLE ATTRIBUTED TO WOLFGANG HAGA. Manufacturer: Wolfgang Haga, Attributed Model: Kentucky Longrifle Caliber/Bore: .50 Rifled Barrel Length: 42 - 1/4” FFL Status: Antique

This rifle was prominently displayed as part of the 2018 Powder Horn Exhibit at Fort Pitt Museum in Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania. For an example by the same hand, see rifle number 76 on pages 203 and 204 in the book “Thoughts on the Kentucky Rifle in its Golden Age” by Joe Kindig, Jr. Kindig attributes this rifle as being made by someone with a close association to Wolfgang Haga. The rifle was clearly made in the Reading, Pennsylvania area. Kindig attributes the example shown to be an early Wolfgang Haga. The full length rifle octagonal barrel has a dovetailed brass front blade sight and an iron rear sight. There is also an empty sight dovetail towards the breech. The flat handmade lockplate has a groove at the tail and is unmarked. The brass furniture includes a classic Haga style Reading four piece patchbox terminating in a pineapple finial and retained by seven screws. The thick, nearly straight buttplate measures 1-7/8” across the back and the buttplate tang has a high relief wedding band and an iron push button patchbox release. The early trigger guard is classic Berks County and surrounding it is a period brass repair to stabilize a break, and the front of it mimics the design of a shell which is carved around the barrel tang. The sideplate has beveled adges and is of the classic design attributed to Wolfgang Haga. The full length figured maple stock is of classic Roman nose, Berks County form and has relief carved panels terminating in a teardrop around the lock and the sideplate cavities. There is an early relief carved shell around the ramrod entry ferrule and around the barrel tang. The left side of the butt is decorated with relief ‘C’ scrolls both in front of and behind the molded relief cheekpiece. Complete with period, probably original ramrod. CONDITION: The barrel retains a spotted brown patina with some corrosion near the breech. The lock is a good, professional reconversion and retains a brown patina. Brass furniture retains an unpolished dark mustard patina. One lock screw is a replacement. Stock shows some scattered marks and retains an old finish. There are two minor pieces of wood replaced around the barrel tang. This is a very nice and very early example of a rifle attributed to the famous maker Wolfgang Haga. DG 8,000 - 12,000 138

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1202 - (A) 1814 JACOB DICKERT PENNSYLVANIA MILITIA RIFLE. Manufacturer: J. Dickert Model: Flintlock Caliber/Bore: .64 Smoothbore Barrel Length: 38 - 1/4” FFL Status: Antique

Jacob Dickert was contracted to make these rifles in 1814 and according “American Shoulder Arms Vol II” by George Moller these arms are very scarce with under twenty being made by Dickert. Rifle has correct 38-1/4” octagon barrel with muzzle turned down to accept a taper fit bayonet. Barrel is signed with remnants of Jacob Dickert’s signature in script. Sweitzer marked flint lock with name having the backwards “Z” controlled by a single trigger and held by a brass musket style sideplate. Curly maple plain stock with brass furniture including a two piece patchbox with release in top of buttplate, trigger guard and nosecap. Barrel is held in place by flat keyes. Rifle conforms to contract specifications with the exception of a toeplate and barrel is .64 caliber and is a smoothbore. A very rare rifle. CONDITION: Overall good condition with metal parts having finish matching age. Wood has original looking finish with some chips missing out of the tang area and some cracking out along the forestock area. Missing one barrel key. Lock looks correct but could be possible conversion using period parts. DLM 2019 7,000 - 9,100

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1203 - (A) RARE AND PUBLISHED A. CARRUTH SOUTH CAROLINA MODEL 1816 FLINTLOCK MUSKET, N. CAROLINA MARKED. Manufacturer: A. Carruth Model: 1816 Caliber/Bore: .69 Smoothbore Barrel Length: 42” FFL Status: Antique A. Carruth of Greenville, South Carolina made approximately 3,031 muskets under contract between 1818-1822. Type I configuration. This gun is dated 1818 and features the lock marking of “A.CARRUTH” in a slight arch under a US eagle. The barrel has the standard inspectors marks along with “N. CAROLINA” as well as “NC”. Matching 1818 date on buttplate. Of particular note, this exact gun, with the North Carolina markings, is described in detail in accompanying correspondence dated in the early 1960’s between Thomas E. Holt (then secretary-treasurer of the American Society of Arms Collectors and noted contract musket expert) and Dr. H.L. Sutherland of South Carolina who was interested in the study and possible acquisition of this gun. Whether or not the sale of the gun for $350 (in 1965) to Dr. Sutherland took place is not clear. This gun is also pictured on page 48 of the book “U.S. Military Flintlock Muskets and Their Bayonets, The Later Years 1816 through the Civil War” by Peter A. Schmidt. Of paramount importance, included with this gun is original correspondence regarding payment for Carruth muskets dated 1819 to and from Colonel Decius Wadsworth and Adam Carruth. How this gun came to be marked for North Carolina is not known, regardless it could be considered a secondary Confederate long arm as flint muskets were being issued to state troops early in the war. PROVENANCE: Thomas E. Holt Collection, 1965. CONDITION: All metal surfaces have been cleaned to bright as was common during the earlier parts of the 20th century, with some areas of very minor pitting. Markings are clear. Wood has dings and handling marks, with a piece replaced on the left side of the barrel tang. Some slight age cracks in butt along grain. Mainspring is very strong, but appears original to the gun. Good mechanical function. This is a rare opportunity to obtain one of the more elusive contract guns which is accompanied by great provenance and original correspondence with the manufacturer. GR 6,500 - 8,500

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1204 - (A) FINE FLINTLOCK KENTUCKY LONGRIFLE ATTRIBUTED TO HENRY YOUNG. Manufacturer: Henry Young, Attributed Model: Kentucky Longrifle Caliber/Bore: .44 Rifled Barrel Length: 42 - 5/8” FFL Status: Antique Full length, unsigned rifled octagonal barrel with dovetailed and decorated silver front blade sight and iron rear sight centered on the block and engraved with decoration. The muzzle is also decorated with concentric circles. The flat lockplate is stamped “J.J. HENRY / BOULTON” in the center. The ornate brass furniture includes a large and elaborate two piece patchbox with a pierced finial and profusely engraved with scroll and floral decoration. The patchbox lid opens horizontally and is completely enclosed by the patchbox surround. An original iron worm is in the patchbox. A note in the patchbox from High Point, North Carolina, states that this rifle was from the Metcay Museum at Tink Hammok, Pennsylvania, when it was purchased in 1954. There is also a brass inlay which runs along the buttplate on the left side and is engraved en suite.

The full sideplate is inlaid into the stock and is flat. It is decorated with a detailed border and a floral motif at the rear. The screw heads have a brass coating. The long shaped brass wearplate is integral with the ramrod entry ferrule and runs the entirety of the forestock to the trigger guard bow. The brass nosecap is multi-faceted. There are silver escutcheons surrounding each of the brass barrel keys. There is an unengraved silver oval shaped wrist escutcheon and a pierced silver inlay above the cheekpiece decorated with floral motifs. The full length figured maple stock is of classic Lehigh County form and features panels along both sides of the forend between the barrel keys. CONDITION: Barrel retains a light brown patina with sharp edges and some scattered darker spotting. The lock is replaced but is in its original flintlock configuration. A bolster has been removed from the breech. The touch hole has been rebushed. Brass is polished and shows some wear, especially on wearplate. Stock retains much of old, dark finish beneath a later coat of finish, with some pieces replaced around the lockplate. A very attractive and decorative Pennsylvania rifle. DMG 4,000 - 8,000

1205 - (A) NORTHWEST INDIAN TRADE FOWLER WITH LOCK MARKED TRYON. Manufacturer: Tryon (Lock) Model: Trade Gun Caliber/Bore: .60 Smoothbore Barrel Length: 40 - 1/8” FFL Status: Antique Probably circa 1840. Tryon of Philadelphia was a large-scale gun manufacturer and supplied fur trade companies, Indian agents, merchants, and the American government with rifles, muskets, fowlers and pistols. Two-stage smoothbore barrel with blade front sight. Barrel stamped with traces of “TRYON PHILADA” on top flat and some punched stars and other marks. Rounded lockplate marked “TRYON/PHILAD” at tail. Brass furniture including classic serpent sideplate and trade ferrules. Walnut full stock carved with teardrop in relief around barrel tang. Large iron trigger guard. Stock decorated with four silver oval inlays, rectangle German silver wrist escutcheon and a shield escutcheon on toe. Right side of stock decorated with brass tacks along buttplate. Complete with period wood ramrod. CONDITION: Barrel retains a brown patina with scattered marks from use and corrosion at breech. Lock is a reconversion and retains an applied brown finish. Stock good showing scattered marks from use and some losses around barrel tang and along forend. From the Robert Sadler Collection. DMG 3,500 - 7,000

1206 - (A) WAR OF 1812 PERIOD FLINTLOCK MILITIA RIFLE BY HENRY. Manufacturer: Henry Model: Militia Rifle Caliber/Bore: .50 Smoothbore Barrel Length: 43” FFL Status: Antique The rifle has a full length octagonal smoothbore barrel, top flat marked “J. HENRY PHILA”. Rear sight was moved 5” forward during period. Flat lockplate decorated with sprig of engraving at tail and featuring a roller frizzen. Brass furniture is unengraved. Full length partially figured maple stock showing Lehigh County, Pennsylvania form and influence. CONDITION: Barrel retains a spotted brown patina with good markings.

Lock is in its original flintlock configuration and shows a grey patina with some scattered pitting, cock is a replacement. Brass retains a mellowing mustard patina. Stock very good with some scattered marks. A very nice militia rifle. DMG 3,000 - 6,000 140

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1207 - (A) FINE 1840’S HENRY HALF STOCK PERCUSSION RIFLE. Manufacturer: J. Henry & Son Model: Percussion Caliber/Bore: .44 Rifled Barrel Length: 31 - 1/2” FFL Status: Antique Heavy octagonal barrel stamped “J. HENRY/ & SON”on top flat, rifle sights mounted on top. Plain walnut halfstock with browned iron furniture.

Borwn finished unmarked percussion lock with double set triggers. Wood has a “M” stamped behind trigger guard. CONDITION: Appears to have seen no use, retaining nearly all of it’s original brown finish on all metal components. Edges are sharp and markings are crisp. Action crisp. Bore shows no use. Stock with original oil finish showing only a couple minor storage marks. This rifle is in remarkable condition and must have been stored away and not used. PROVENANCE: Robert Sadler Collection, ex. Howard Collection. DG 2,000 - 4,000

1208 - (A) FLINTLOCK KENTUCKY RIFLE SIGNED JOHN MOLL, JR. Manufacturer: John Moll II Model: Kentucky Longrifle Caliber/Bore: .44 Smoothbore Barrel Length: 42” FFL Status: Antique John Moll II was born May 13th, 1773. On November 13th, 1796 John II joined with one of the oldest families of Allentown by marrying Elizabeth Newhard, eldest daughter of John Michael Lorentz Newhard and Mary Eckert. John Newhard was the brother of Peter Newhard, another great Northampton County gunsmith. John and Elizabeth had a son, John Moll III. John Moll II and John Moll III are both listed as gunsmiths on the Lehigh County, Pennsylvania tax list dated January 6th, 1821. John and Elizabeth had three additional gunsmith sons; Peter, David, and Nathan. John Moll II took over the operation of his father’s gunsmithing business in 1795. Although this rifle is signed “JOHN MOLL JR”, it was probably made

by John Moll III who bought out his father’s business in 1820. The rifle was built in Allentown, Lehigh County, Pennsylvania. The full length octagon barrel has a dovetailed brass front blade sight and an iron rear sight, both sights have a set of double lines, both in front of and behind them.

The flat lockplate is stamped “ASHMORE / WARRANTED”. The brass furniture includes a two piece small patchbox with Fleur-de-Lis type finial with a checkered triangle and a stylized “D” engraved on the lid. Classic Lehigh trigger guard, brass trigger. The flat sideplate terminates at the back in an arrow. The nosecap has an open face as is typical in Lehigh County. The highly figured maple stock is of classic Lehigh County form and has a set of double lines carved along the bottom of both sides of buttstock and forend. CONDITION: Barrel retains a heavy brown patina with some marring to edges near breech and corrosion at the breech. Lock has been professionally reconverted to flint and retains a brown finish.

Brass is polished. Stock retains much of original violin finish with some scattered marks and pleasing orange color in wear areas. A very nice, signed, Lehigh County rifle. DMG 3,000 - 5,000

1209 - (A) FLINTLOCK KENTUCKY RIFLE SIGNED “PY” FOR PETER YOUNG. Manufacturer: Peter Young Model: Kentucky Longrifle Caliber/Bore: .57 Smoothbore Barrel Length: 39” FFL Status: Antique Octagonal barrel with large, engraved silver plaque, signed in script “PY” for Peter Young and engraved with borders. One gold band and one silver band are at the muzzle; the gold band probably applied later. The rear sight is almost exactly in the middle between the muzzle and the breech. Lockplate is engraved with designs at the tail and stamped “W. JACOB / WARRANTED” in the center, features a roller frizzen. The brass furniture includes a four piece patchbox with a pineapple finial and engraved borders. There is an engraved brass wearplate terminating in pineapples on each side, as well as a plain, full brass sideplate engraved with simple borders. The left side of the butt has a unique, folky silver inlay above the cheekpiece and engraved with shading and a flower or star in the center. Below the cheekpiece there is a brass tube with an iron touch hole pick. Complete with brass tipped wooden ramrod. CONDITION: The rifle was most likely shortened significantly at both ends during the period of use. Barrel retains a heavy brown patina with corrosion at the breech. Lock has been reconverted to flintlock configuration. The brass retains a nice, mustard patina. Stock retains much original finish below an added coat of finish, with scattered scratches, losses to finish, and marks from use. The rear tang on the silver signature plaque on the barrel has been replaced. DMG 2,000 - 4,000

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1210 - (A) SCARCE 1807 FLINTLOCK CONTRACT RIFLE BY J. HENRY. Manufacturer: J. HENRY Model: FLINTLOCK Caliber/Bore: .60 Smoothbore Barrel Length: 38 - 1/2” FFL Status: Antique Marked on the top barrel flat “PHILA J. HENRY” in stamped block letters, this gun exhibits all the characteristics of this contract along with a few that didn’t conform to this contract. Makers often deviated from specs. Gun has octagon to round barrel with correct 54” overall length. Barrel is smoothbore and .62 caliber which does not conform with contract specifications. Barrel does not have “US” touch marks. Full plain maple stock with brass hardware including a two piece patchbox and skeleton trigger guard. Germanic style flintlock with Lancaster style brass sideplate controlled by single trigger. Barrel has no provision for bayonet. CONDITION: Metal parts exhibit aged patina with brass having been cleaned years ago and has faded to a golden patina. Barrel has some markings near breech which look to be vise marks. Wood exhibits handling and usage marks with no visible restoration. Mechanics are good. DLM 2,500 - 5,000

1211 - (A) RELIEF CARVED FLINTLOCK KENTUCKY RIFLE ATTRIBUTED TO BONEWITZ. Manufacturer: John Bonewitz, Attributed Model: Kentucky Longrifle Caliber/Bore: .58 Smoothbore Barrel Length: 42 - 1/4” FFL Status: Antique Reading school flintlock Kentucky attributed to John Bonewitz of Womelsdorf, Pennsylvania. Full unmarked octagon smoothbore swamped barrel with rifle sights. Correct Germanic flintlock with two line markings at rear of lock with styled single trigger. Brass furniture with Bonewitz style four piece patchbox and Reading style sideplate and trigger guard. Silver Hunter’s star inlay on cheekpiece with silver thumbpiece wrist inlay. Full curly maple stock with raised “C” scroll carving with typical Bonewitz squiggle line carving under the cheekpiece. Floral style tang carving with “beavertails” behind lock and sideplate. CONDITION: Gun has had major restoration with entire forestock being a replacement. Barrel is period barrel probably added when forestock was replaced. Buttstock is original with some cleaning and carving retraced. Lock is correct style, but is probably a replacement. Good mechanics. Very professional restoration work. DLM 3,000 - 5,000

1212 - (A) FULLSTOCK FLINTLOCK KENTUCKY RIFLE SIGNED JOHN MOLL, JR. Manufacturer: John Moll Jr. Model: Kentucky Longrifle Caliber/Bore: .45 Smoothbore Barrel Length: 43 - 5/8” FFL Status: Antique This classic Lehigh County longrifle has a full length octagonal barrel, signed “John Moll Jr” in script on the top flat towards the breech. Front sight is of brass and rear sight is centered on the block. Both sights have a line inscribed in front of and behind them. The flat lockplate features a roller frizzen and is stamped “LONDON WARRANTED” in the center. The brass furniture includes a classic two piece Moll patchbox with engraved simple borders and a triangular checkered panel on the finial. The sideplate has beveled edges and terminates at the rear in an arrow. The faceted trigger guard has a lug in front of the bow. Nosecap has exposed wood at the muzzle. Full length plain maple stock decorated with faux striping and retaining a violin finish. Stock is of classic Lehigh form with step at wrist and a small carved cheekpiece on the left side. CONDITION: Barrel retains a dark brown patina with some corrosion at the breech and a clear signature. The lock retains a dark grey patina and is in its original flintlock configuration. The brass retains a pleasing mustard patina. The stock shows much of its original finish with some wear from carrying and use in the typical areas, as well as some chipping to finish and scattered marks from use. There is an area of restoration between the center ramrod ferrule and the ramrod entry ferrule. DMG 3,000 - 5,000

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1213 - (A) PETER KUNTZ ATTRIBUTED LEHIGH COUNTY KENTUCKY FULLSTOCK. Manufacturer: Peter Kuntz, Attributed Model: Kentucky Longrifle Caliber/Bore: .60 Smoothbore Barrel Length: 44 - 1/4” FFL Status: Antique Sliding wooden patchbox flintlock Kentucky rifle with “J.J. Henry” marked flint lock. Consignor attributes this rifle to “Peter Kuntz”. Brass Lehigh style “Arrow” sideplate with “pinched” Lehigh style trigger guard. Plain maple stock with Lehigh stock profile and typical Lehigh brass buttplate. Unsigned large caliber smoothbore octagon barrel with rifle sights. Diamond silver inlay on cheekpiece. Gun made without entry pipe.

CONDITION: Overall good condition with good mechanics. Barrel and wood have marks indicating that they have been lengthened with possible reconversion. Wood has been cleaned and refinished with patchbox lid being a replacement. DLM2019 2,500 - 5,000

1214 - (A) FULLSTOCK FLINTLOCK KENTUCKY RIFLE SIGNED PETER MOLL. Manufacturer: Peter Moll Model: Kentucky Longrifle Caliber/Bore: .45 Smoothbore Barrel Length: 41 - 1/2” FFL Status: Antique This rifle is signed “Peter Moll Hellerstown No. 140” on its full octagon barrel. Peter Moll, son of John Moll II, was born October 13th, 1799 in Allentown, Pennsylvania and was baptized November 17th, 1799. Peter was assigned to active duty August 18th, 1814. He was assigned to his uncle’s company of riflemen stationed at Camp Dumont. Private Peter Moll survived the war and married Mary Shafer in the 1830’s. The earliest known dated Peter Moll rifle is 1826. It is believed Peter moved to Hellertown, Pennsylvania about 1820 after his brother John Moll III bought his father’s business in Allentown. In 1820 Hellertown contained 13 houses, 18 families, three taverns, two stores, on grist mill, and 73 inhabitants.

Peter Moll died June 8th, 1879. The front sight and the rear sight block are brass and a set of double lines is in front and behind both sights. The barrel is stamped “I CHRIST” on the left side near the breech. Christ was a barrel maker located in Berks County, Pennsylvania. The flat lockplate is engraved with sprigs of decoration and stamped “JOHN / WALKER / BIRMINGHAM” in the center. It also features a roller frizzen. The brass furniture includes the classic Moll style two piece patchbox with simple borders engraved around the edges. Lehigh County brass trigger guard and trigger also of brass. Sideplate terminating in an arrow at the back. Nose cap open-ended with wood exposed at muzzle. Full length maple stock of classic Lehigh County form with stepped wrist and relief carved cheekpiece on left side of butt. The rifle features hand-painted faux striping. Complete with period, probably original ramrod. CONDITION: Very good overall. Barrel retains a light grey patina. Signature on barrel is crisp. The lock retains a brown patina and is in its original flintlock configuration. Brass retains a mellowing patina. Stock shows some chipping and minor losses to finish, and a few scattered storage marks. There are a couple minor chips around the tang and a 3” stemming from the front of the lockplate tang into the forend. A very nice Lehigh County rifle in wonderful condition. DMG 3,000 - 5,000

1215 - (A) FULLSTOCK FLINTLOCK KENTUCKY RIFLE ATTRIBUTED TO PETER KUNTZ. Manufacturer: Peter Kuntz, Attributed Model: Kentucky Longrifle Caliber/Bore: .44 Rifled Barrel Length: 40 - 7/8” FFL Status: Antique This rifle, circa 1815-1825, was built around Allentown in Lehigh County, Pennsylvania. The rifle is attributed to Peter Kuntz. This is one of three known Peter Kuntz rifles, and was displayed in the Kentucky Rifle Association’s President’s display. The full octagon barrel has been relined, apparently to be shot. Both sights have double sets of engraved lines, both in front and behind them. The flat lockplate is marked “ALLPORT Late Wth / KETLAND & CO”. The brass furniture includes a classic, flat Lehigh County sideplate terminating in an arrow at the back, and a classic faceted Lehigh County sideplate with lug in front of the bow. Full length figured maple stock with sliding wooden patchbox carved with an Indian head. Borders surround the lid on each side and a series of chevrons are in front of the lid. There is an incised Allentown Indian head or Liberty head in front of the trigger guard. The left side of the stock is carved with a large incised, whimsical ‘C’ scroll, as well as a series of chevrons, which continue above the relief molded cheekpiece. There is a series of X’s carved around the barrel tang and in front of the buttplate tang.

Complete with replaced wooden ramrod. CONDITION: Barrel has had some restoration near the breech and has been relined. From the rear sight forward, the barrel retains a dark patina and the breech portion retains an applied brown patina. Lock has been reconverted to flint and retains a contemporary finish. Brass retains a mellow, unpolished patina. Stock is very good with some later finish, a few scattered marks from use, and one minor area replaced on left side around foremost barrel pin. The patchbox lid is also a contemporary replacement. This rifle has attractive Lehigh form and displays fine carving. DMG 2,500 - 4,500

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1216 - (A) US MODEL 1808 SPRINGFIELD TYPE II FLINTLOCK MUSKET. Manufacturer: Springfield Model: 1808 Caliber/Bore: .69 Smoothbore Barrel Length: 44 - 1/4” FFL Status: Antique Springfield manufactured musket with flintlock dated 1808 at rear and marked “US” over eagle, over “Springfield” in front of cock. Musket style smoothbore barrel with bayonet lug and marked at breech with “P”, “Eagle head” and “V” proofs near left of breech. “US” mark on top of breech. Three iron bands with springs before middle having a sling swivel stud. Walnut musket style stock with iron furniture including buttplate marked 1808. Original steel ramrod. CONDITION: Overall fair condition with metal turning a plum color and exhibiting some light pitting.

Original sling swivels missing. Wood has usage marks and original finish with some splinters missing along the forestock and no visible restoration.

Good mechanics. DLM2019 2,000 - 3,000

1217 - (A) FLINTLOCK KENTUCKY RIFLE SIGNED HENRY YOUNG ON PATCHBOX. Manufacturer: Henry Young Model: Kentucky Longrifle Caliber/Bore: .56 Rifled Barrel Length: 43 - 1/8” FFL Status: Antique Henry Young worked with his brother, John, in Northampton County, Pennsylvania and later in Luzerne County. Full length rifled octagon barrel with front dovetailed brass sight and small rear sight centered on the block. Flat, engraved lockplate stamped “R / ASHMORE / WARRANTED”.

The brass furniture includes a Buck County style patchbox with hinge on bottom, lid is inscribed “Henry Young”. The brass sideplate is engraved with a chicken eagle. There is a silver, engraved, eight pointed star inlaid above the cheekpiece and a small silver oval wrist escutcheon inscribed “CR”. The full length stock is of mostly plain maple of later Lehigh County form. There is a molded cheekpiece on the left side. Complete with period, slightly long ramrod. CONDITION: The barrel retains a dark, heavy brown patina with some corrosion and breech; tang screw replaced.

Lock retains a brown patina and has been reconverted to the flintlock configuration. The brass furniture shows some wear including to the ramrod entry ferrule, which is worn through in one area. The patchbox lid also shows significant wear. The silver shows some wear and retains a dark patina. The stock retains much of its original dark patina with some areas lighter from carrying and wear. A very interesting rifle from the first quarter of the 19th century. It is possible that the patchbox and some of the hardware were recycled from and earlier rifle. DMG 1,500 - 2,500

1218 - (A) ORIGINAL PALMETTO ARMORY SOUTH CAROLINA MODEL 1842 PERCUSSION PISTOL, WITH EDMUNDS LETTER. Manufacturer: Palmetto Model: 1842 Caliber/Bore: .54 Smoothbore Barrel Length: 8 - 1/2” FFL Status: Antique

Standard 1842 pistol configuration. Brass mounted. This gun is well marked on the lock with “PALMETTO. ARMORY./ S*C.” surrounding a “spiral tree” with the lowest frond touching the trunk on the right side. Early production with a sharper Palmetto tree, before the stamp was worn out.

Marked “COLUMBIA/ S C. 1852” at the tail of the lock. The barrel is dated 1853, as it should be, “P/ V” and a Palmetto tree. Also marked “Wm.GLAZE&CO.” on the left side of the barrel. “JMW” lightly carved into the left side of the stock opposite the lock. No evidence of having had a cartouche or sub-inspectors marks on brass parts. Accompanying this gun is a letter dated 1985 from noted Confederate expert and collector Frederick R. Edmunds stating that this is indeed a correct and original gun. CONDITION: Gun remains in attic condition, showing evidence of having been lightly cleaned many years ago with clear markings and some light surface rust and minor pitting. Brass has a pleasing mellow color to it. Wood shows wear as well as signs of having been lightly cleaned many years ago. Slight crack at front of lock plate in stock. Bolster to lock plate fit is tight. Fine mechanical function. This is a very solid example of a much sought after Palmetto pistol which undoubtedly saw use in the hands of South Carolina Confederate troops during the Civil War. GR 4,500 - 6,500 144

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1219 - (A) FINE CASED PAIR OF AMERICAN PERCUSSION DUELING/TARGET PISTOLS BY J. E. EVANS, PHILADELPHIA. Manufacturer: J. E. Evans Model: Target Pistols Caliber/Bore: (BOTH) .46 Barrel Length: (BOTH) 9 - 3/8” FFL Status: Antique

Owned by Charles Perry Sinnickson, a prominent Philadelphian. The 9 - 3/8” browned octagonal barrels with blued dovetailed foresight, stamped “J. E. EVANS PHILADA”. Shaped case hardened breeches with fine floral engraving, barrel tangs with fine floral engraving with engraved screw, the finely constructed bolted flat locks with floral engravings, signed “J. E. EVANS PHILDA”. Engraved hammers of dolphin form, blued spurred trigger guards with pineapple finials, set triggers. Finely figured and checkered walnut half stocks with Schnabel at forend.

Flattened butts filling beautiful figure. CONDITION: Pistol number one retains most of its original lustrous brown, foresight retains almost all its original bluing, locks retain nearly all their original dark color case hardening, hammers with some darkened base colors, trigger guard beautifully engraved with considerable original bright peacock blue, some raised rust. Set triggers retain original blue with some raised rust, stocks are excellent with beautiful figure to wood and ultra crisp checkering. Action is crisp as new, set trigger functions properly. Bore is excellent.

Pistol number two retains much original brown but marred by fairly significant rust pitting on all eight flats. Lock is good with much original darkened case-hardening on plate and hammer, trigger guard has much original bright peacock blue mixing with raised rust, particularly heavy at trigger guard spur. Stock rates excellent with fine figure in wood and ultra crisp checkering and bore is excellent. Exterior of case is good with some minor scratches, interior with green base lining appears to be original. Case retains two cleaning rods, ebony script turnscrew and nickel wrench, rare shotgun butt powder flask with considerable original gilding remaining on spout, much original lacquer and powder on body, spout stamped “DIXON AND SONS”. An extremely high quality cased set of dueling/target pistols by one of Philadelphia’s most renowned makers in essentially excellent as-found condition throughout. MZ 5,000 - 8,000 1220 - (A) VERY FINE LARGE MORIL, MOSMAN & BLAIR COMMERCIAL ELGIN CUTLASS PISTOL WITH SPLENDID AND ELABORATE ETCHED BOWIE BLADE. Manufacturer: Moril, Mosman & Blair Model: Cutlass Caliber/Bore: .38 Smoothbore Barrel Length: 8” FFL Status: Antique Bowie blade measures 13” overall and 1-1/2” in width and is superbly etched with American eagle clutching arrows and leaves, further in panel Elgin’s patent with a man battling a very fierce bear, holding aloft an Elgin cutlass pistol. The left side with a spray of flowers, etched “MORIL MOSMAN AND BLAIN, AMHERST, MASS.”, and Lady Liberty holding aloft phrygian cap, marked “LIBERTY”. Unmarked round barrel, boxlock frame with no markings, walnut bag grip, plain hammer. CONDITION: Barrel is brown with no significant corrosion. Frame is consonant with barrel.

The frost etched blade is quite brilliant with all details clearly visible and only the most minor chips. Blade does not appear to have ever been sharpened except by the factory. Action functions as it should, walnut grip with old repaired crack and a small fill of old plastic wood at extreme point of rounded butt. Bore is excellent. As an American Bowie with such patriotic and fantastic frost etching, the knife itself would probably command five figures. This is spectacular Elgin cutlass pistol. MZ 8,000 - 12,000

1221 - (A) FINE MODEL 1855 SPRINGFIELD SINGLE SHOT MARTIAL PERCUSSION PISTOL CARBINE. Manufacturer: Springfield Model: 1855 Caliber/Bore: .58 Rifled Barrel Length: 12” FFL Status: Antique

Of standard configuration throughout, this is a far better than average example of this large and handsome Martial pistol. The barrel with deeply struck “VP” over eagle dated 1855. The lock struck “US SPRINGFIELD” dated 1856. Federal eagle adorns the Maynard tape primer cover, two-leaf rear sight, walnut stock with very legible cartouche “JS” for James Stillman. Original buttstock properly numbered “4” on yoke.

CONDITION: Barrel is bright polished metal with some minor pitting near bolster, lock is very crisp with good markings, mostly bright metal, brass mounts with good patina, leaf rear sight with some original finish, stock of pistol is extraordinary with nearly perfect cartouche and considerable raised grain, only a few minor marks. Buttstock with patinated brass mounts, buttplate properly struck “US”, wood with some raised grain, few minor marks and insignificant ancient chip behind yoke. Action functions like new. Rifled bore is good. A fine specimen of this attractive and large Martial pistol. MZ 5,000 - 7,000

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1222 - (A) A GOOD CASED PAIR OF BELGIAN PERCUSSION TARGET PISTOLS, WITH CASE HARDENED MOUNTS AND UNUSUALLY ATTRACTIVE BIRDSEYE MAPLE HALF STOCKS. Manufacturer: (BOTH) Belgian Model: (BOTH) Target Pistols Caliber/Bore: (BOTH) .50 Rifled Barrel Length: (BOTH) 8 - 5/8” FFL Status: Antique

The 8 - 5/8” octagonal barrels numbered 1 and 2 with extremely attractive and elaborate Damascus twist pattern and micro-groove rifling. The diminutive back action locks of unusual type, case hardened and engraved with floral designs and border decoration. The hammers of dolphin type, engraved en suite. Spurred trigger guards with pineapple finials engraved en suite with hammers and locks. Ebony buttcap with engraved steel butt trap. Birdseye maple half stocks with shell design at forend. Finely checkered at wrist. Set triggers. CONDITION: Barrel on (A) is excellent, retaining nearly all its elaborate Damascus finish. Barrel on (B) with some staining to Damascus finish. Case hardening on lock of (A) with some vividity but fading. Case hardening on pistol (B) with far more vivid colors. Breech on both pistols with most color hardening. Trigger guards with faded case colors and some brightness in protected areas. The stocks with much original varnish finish. Pistol (A) with tight crack around wedge escutcheon. Pistol (B) with age crack behind nipple. Checkering crisp and well defined. Stock stamped at butt 3524, possibly a museum inventory. Microgroove rifled bores are excellent. Actions are tight as new. Set triggers function as intended. Pistols are cased in their original rosewood veneer case with all original accessories comprising powder dipper, nipple wrench with turn screw, bullet mold, lovely small powder flask stamped BAP, rosewood ramrods, one with jag, rosewood mallet not all dented as they usually are, original oil bottle. Wine red velvet lining fading but original. A handsome and unusual set of high quality Liege target pistols. MZ 4,000 - 6,000 1223 - (A) A FINE PAIR OF BELGIAN PERCUSSION SINGLE SHOT TARGET PISTOLS

BY BURDON LESAGE, 1845-1855, ARQUEBUSIER ESTAMPES IN A VERY UNUSUAL PERIOD ENGLISH VERTICAL CASE. Manufacturer: (NSN) Belgian Model: (NSN) Percussion Pistol Caliber/Bore: (BOTH) .48 Rifled Barrel Length: (BOTH) 9 - 1/2 FFL Status: Antique

These fine pistols are preserved in untouched, pristine condition throughout. Plain blued octagonal barrels retain nearly all their original bright blue finish. The bolted front action locks have simple floral engraving. Elegant signature. The hammer is engraved en suite. Steel mounts, including spurred trigger guard, butt with pointed finial in urn pattern. CONDITION: Locks have virtually no pitting. French grey. Nipples are the original and still have concentric striations. Fluted figured walnut stocks retain nearly all their original varnish. Actions are excellent. Deeply rifled bores are fine. Both pistols are in similar unused condition. Period vertical case of mahogany lined in green baize. Case has its original key and remains in excellent condition. Vertical cases are unusual and particularly attractive. This is a fine set. MZ 4,000 - 5,000 1224 - (A) US MODEL 1842 SINGLE SHOT PERCUSSION MARTIAL PISTOL WITH EXPERIMENTAL SHOULDER STOCK. Manufacturer: US Model: 1842 Serial No. 2 Caliber/Bore: .54 Smoothbore Barrel Length: 8 - 1/2” FFL Status: Antique

Pistol itself is a Model 1842 by H. Aston, a standard configuration throughout except for the brass extra, which is slotted where the experimental shoulder stock attaches. Shoulder stock attaches and has a string released button on trigger guard strap. This was probably a Board of Ordinance developement for a precursor to the Model 1855 pistol carbine. Barrel stamped at breech “US WNP” lock marked “US H ASTON, MIDD. CONNECTICUT, 1849”. Walnut shoulder stock with steel projection for attachment, brass yoke stamped “2”, heavy brass buttplate stamped “2” and buttplate screws stamped “2”. For more information on this model, see the American Society of Arms Collector’s Bulletin Number 64, which includes an article by Luke Woods on these pistols. CONDITION: Barrel has minor pitting overall, lock is stained but very crisp, stock with remnants of inspector’s cartouches and old varnish, but no major cracks. Unique shoulder stock in excellent condition with only minor marks retaining original raised grain. Given that the shoulder stock is serial number is “2”, we must assume that at least two of these unique Aston carbine pistols were made. MZ 2,000 - 3,000 146

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1225 - (A) UNMARKED FLINTLOCK MASSACHUSETTS MILITIA PISTOL WITH MASS. MILITIA COMMISSION. Manufacturer: Unmarked Model: Massachusetts Militia Pistol Caliber/Bore: .60 Smoothbore Barrel Length: 8 - 5/8” FFL Status: Antique

For a nearly identical example, see number 123 and pages 256-257 of “Historic Pistols” by Samuel E. Smith and Edwin W. Bitter. Pistols of this type with barrels dated either 1814 or 1815 are believed to have been made late in the War of 1812 for privateers sailing from New England ports. The barrel marks are similar to those of T. French pistols made in Canton, Massachusetts. Round, smoothbore barrel deeply stamped at breech “P / RP” and “M / 1814”. It is believed that this is a Massachusetts proof mark with the “P” standing for ‘Proved’, “M” for the state, and “RP” for inspector Rufus Perkins. Five similar pistols are known and all are unmarked, except for the barrel stamps and dates. The flat lockplate has a molding at the tail and is unmarked. Plain brass furniture, the trigger guard tang terminating in an arrow at the front. There is no sideplate, only small round escutcheons surrounding the lock screws. Complete with an original Massachusetts Militia commission for Quarter Master Sergeant dated 1813. This commission has accompanied the pistol and apparently belonged to its owner. CONDITION: Barrel has been chemically cleaned and retains a grey, lightly pitted surface. Lock is in its original flintlock configuration and retains a grey patina with some pitting at the tail. Lock retaining screws are replacements. Brass retains a mellow mustard patina. Stock shows scattered marks from use and age cracks. Commission shows some minor tears, holes, and creases. A very nice militia pistol. DMG 2,000 - 3,000

1226 - (A) RARE POSSIBLY UNIQUE ALLEN & THURBER EXPERIMENTAL MARTIAL PISTOL. Manufacturer: Allen & Thurber Model: Experimental Caliber/Bore: .56 Caliber Barrel Length: 8” FFL Status: Antique The round barrel with side flats stamped at breech “U.S. INSPECTOR JCS”. The frame clearly marked on left side “ALLEN AND THURBER, GRAFTON, MASS.”. Configuration not found in Flayderman. Figured walnut grips affixed with two screws, stirrup rammer. Boxlock action with plain hammer. Pistol possibly made as a trials piece. 13” overall. CONDITION: Bright polished barrel and frame, stirrup rammer and rib with some minor rust, wood grips with minor marks, trigger guard polished bright, as is frame and barrel. Action is tight but gun only has one cocking notch. Bore is fair. An extremely interesting and unique attempt by Allen & Thurber at a full size US Martial single shot pistol. MZ 2,000 - 3,000

1227 - (A) A GOOD CASED SET OF ENGLISH PERCUSSION RIFLED DUELING PISTOLS

BY WILLIAM F. MILLS, 120 HIGH HOLBORN STREET, CIRCA 1830.

Manufacturer: (BOTH) William Mills Model: (BOTH) Dueling Caliber/Bore: (BOTH) .53 Rifled Barrel Length: (BOTH) 9 - 1/4” FFL Status: Antique

William Mills was the equal of Purdey, or virtually any early 19th century English gunmaker. These pistols exemplify his quality of manufacture throughout. The 9 - 1/4” fully rifled and sighted barrels have border engraving at the muzzle, engraving at the breech, signed in full “W. Mills Improved Maker 120 High Holborn, London”. Signed and bolted locks with push on safeties, finely engraved with scrolls and border decoration.

Hammers engraved en suite in dolphin form with finely checkered thumb spurs. Signed Mills Improved. Squared trigger guards with scroll and border engraving en suite with locks. Set triggers. Figured walnut half stocks. Finely checkered bag grip. Nickel silver forend caps numbered 1 and 2. Steel tipped ramrods with worm and jag are original to both pistols. CONDITION: Barrels some what worn but Damascus finish still clearly visible. Breeches, locks, and trigger guards are refinished in bright blue in the English manner. Locks are refinished in bright peacock blue in the English manner. Stocks with an added coat of varnish and a very minor split to left on one pistol. Actions are crisp as new. Pistols are cased in their original mahogany case with an Earl’s armorial featuring a woman holding up a star and half moon above a lion rampant. The same crest appears on the silver thumb piece on both pistols. Split ring in lid. Original William Mills trade label in embossed paper (extremely rare). Green baize lining appears to be original with some wear throughout. Three way flask retaining traces of gilding on spout body retaining some original lacquer. Bullet mold possibly the original. Bores very good. A handsome pair of early British percussion dueling pistols by a premier maker with easily researchable armorial on case lid and pistols, helping confirm that the case and pistols belong together. PROVENANCE: Christies London, May 1985, Lot 70. MZ 4,000 - 6,000

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1228 - (A) RARE U.S. MODEL 1842 NAVY RIFLED BOX LOCK PERCUSSION PISTOL

BY DERINGER. Manufacturer: Deringer Model: 1842 Caliber/Bore: .54 Rifled Barrel Length: 6” FFL Status: Antique

Less than 200 pistols of this model were manufactured by Deringer with deep seven-groove rifling. This was the first government contract pistol ever made with a rifled bore. Round rifled steel barrel with generous traces of brown finish and small brass front sight and notched rear sight.

Flat internal mechanism percussion lockplate, deeply stamped “US/DERINGER/PHILADELA” in center. Standard brass Model 1842 Navy furniture includes round buttcap with screw in center, plain trigger guard, and barrel band. Steel swivel-type ramrod. Plain walnut half stock with flat grip.

CONDITION: Barrel retains generous amounts of original brown finish, with some areas thinned to grey patina with some minor dark spotting.

Some light corrosion around bolster, rifling is very good. Lock markings are excellent and lock retains a grey patina. Brass retains a mellow patina. Stock very good with a few light storage marks and a small hairline crack at tail of lockplate. This is an excellent example of the first rifled martial pistol and rarest of the Model 1842 Navy Box Lock pistols. DG 2,500 - 4,000

1229 - (A) INCREDIBLE AND EXTREMELY RARE AMES MODEL 1842 USR (REVENUE CUTTER SERVICE) BOXLOCK PERCUSSION PISTOL. Manufacturer: Ames Model: 1842 USR Boxlock Caliber/Bore: .54 Smoothbore Barrel Length: 6” FFL Status: Antique

This pistol is extremely rare, with only 144 purchased by the United States Revenue Cutter Service in 1843. All of these were inspected by Joseph C. Bragg and show his initials in a cartouche, and are U.S.R. marked with a date of 1843. The smoothbore barrel is browned and stamped “U.S.R./ 1843 / JCB / P”. The flat percussion lockplate is casehardened with a browned bolster stamped “B”. The tail is marked “U.S.R. / 1843” and the center is marked “N.P. AMES/SPRINGFIELD/MASS”. The stock is of typical 1842 form with a brass oval on the butt. The left side is stamped with two crisp cartouches “JCB for Joseph C. Bragg and “WAT” for inspector William Anderson Thornton. Standard brass furniture with “B” sub-inspectors mark present on most parts. CONDITION: Excellent, overall. Barrel retains 60-80% original brown finish with some thinning.

Lock has almost all of fading case colors, somewhat turning to grey. Markings are excellent throughout and edges are crisp. Brass has a nice patina. Wood is fine with some minor storage marks and a minor chip at the front at lockplate. Fine mechanical function. DMG 3,000 - 6,000

1230 - (A) SCARCE EARLY MODEL AMES 1842 USN BOXLOCK PERCUSSION PISTOL DATED 1842 WITH BEVELED EDGE LOCK. Manufacturer: Ames Model: 1842 Boxlock Caliber/Bore: .54 Smoothbore Barrel Length: 6” FFL Status: Antique

This style is sometimes referred to as the Model 1843 Navy pistol. This variation is the very scarce and earliest model featuring a beveled lockplate. Only 300 of these were made before the design was changed to a flat lock. The barrel tang is dated 1842 and is otherwise unmarked. The lock is marked “N.P. AMES / SPRINGFIELD / MASS” in the center and “U.S.N. / 1842” at the tail. There are no inspectors markings on this gun. Plain walnut stock with brass standard 1842 Navy furniture. Swivel ramrod. CONDITION: Retains a pleasing patina overall with some areas of light rust and pitting, iron components retain a grey mottles patina. Markings are clear. Wood shows wear and scattered marks from use.

There is a crack and some small chips out around the lock retaining screw. Brass retains a mellow mustard patina, some scattered marks from use.

Functions well. This example is considered to be one of the best by many important martial pistol collectors. DG 2,000 - 4,000 148

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1231 - (A) ENGRAVED COLT 1851 NAVY PERCUSSION REVOLVER WITH CIVIL WAR INSCRIPTION. Manufacturer: Colt Model: 1851 Navy Serial No. 100876 Caliber/Bore: .36 Rifled Barrel Length: 7 - 1/2” FFL Status: Antique Serial number 100876 manufactured in 1861. Matching serial numbers on barrel, frame, trigger guard, backstrap, loading lever, and cylinder.

Replaced wedge marked “480”. 7 - 1/2” octagon barrel marked in one line “ADDRESS SAM’L COLT HARTFORD CT.” Blue with case hardened frame, hammer, and loading lever. Silver plated brass trigger guard and backstrap. One piece ivory grips. Engraved in classic Gustave Young style featuring Germanic scrolls on a punch dot background. Trademark wolf head motif on hammer with Gothic style dog head on left barrel lug. Scroll engraving on loading lever, barrel lug, frame, hammer, trigger guard, and backstrap. “Colt’s Patent” hand engraved on left side of frame. Backstrap inscribed “LIEUT. H. STEYER”. Includes a Civil War period civilian holster and military issue belt with officer’s brass buckle.

CONDITION: Good overall. No original finish remaining other than approximately 15% silver plating on trigger guard, and backstrap. Overall a dove grey patina. Cylinder shows moderate to heavy use with multiple dents, very little roll die naval battle scene visible, fairly heavy pitting around nipples. Moderate pitting in bore. Ivory grips are very good with one age crack on right side and as typically seen around the butt at bottom, overall very sound with minimum shrinkage. Barrel has few dents and scratches. Belt and holster leather is fine with little crazing and is pliable. Buckle is fine with traces of original gold wash. Overall a very colorful Civil War inscribed Colt Model 1851 Navy that probably saw action in the war. -MKS- 14,000 - 18,000

1232 - (A) CASED COLT MODEL 1851 LONDON NAVY PERCUSSION REVOLVER. Manufacturer: Colt Model: 1851 London Navy Serial No. 1489 Caliber/Bore: .36 Percussion Barrel Length: 7 - 1/2” FFL Status: Antique Colt’s London factory built approximately 42,000 Model 1851 Navies from 1853 with Hartford parts through 1856. This is an early production gun, being built in 1853. Standard blue and case color, and varnished one piece walnut grips. Colt London barrel address. British proof marks on barrel lug, and cylinder. Includes a partition style case complete with correct accessories including an English style powder flask, nice Hawksley capper, percussion cap tin, blue steel bullet mold, nipple wrench, oiler cleaning rod, and correct key. CONDITION: Case has period repair to lid incorporating, additional screws. Revolver has matching serial numbers on loading lever, barrel, frame, trigger guard, backstrap, and cylinder.

Possible replacement wedge. Nice unmolested screws. Approximately 75+% original blue on barrel, most original silver on trigger guard and backstrap, balance a pleasing gun metal grey patina. MKS 12,500 - 17,500

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1233 - (A) CASED LONDON COLT 1851 NAVY PERCUSSION PISTOL. Manufacturer: Colt Model: 1851 Navy Serial No. 37421 Caliber/Bore: .36 Rifled Barrel Length: 7 - 1/2” FFL Status: Antique

Serial number 37421 manufactured in 1854, matching numbers on all major components. British proof marks on barrel lug and cylinder. 7-1/2” octagon barrel marked “ADDRESS COL. COLT LONDON”. Frame and cylinder marked “COLTS PATENT”. Letters “M” and “K” marked on left side of trigger guard. Blue with case hardened frame, loading lever, and hammer. Silver plated brass trigger guard and backstap. One piece varnished walnut grips with unmarked shield inlay on left side. Walnut case fitted in the partition style with blue interior. Correct “COLT PATENT” bullet mold, Hawksley Sheffield powder flask. Eley Bros. percussion cap tin, combination nipple wrench, small pewter oiler, and correct case key.

CONDITION: Approximately 95% bright original blue on barrel. 10-15% original blue on cylinder with strong roll die scene. Good scattered case color on frame, loading lever, and hammer turning a clean dove grey patina. Most original silver plating on trigger guard and backstrap beginning to flake. Excellent grips showing minimum wear with most original varnish. Case is excellent with lid beginning to separate from lid frame, could be easily repaired. Interior is bright and clean with moderate wear. Most original finish remaining on bullet mold. Pleasing patina on powder flask. Overall a very clean and attractive early production Model 1851 London Colt Navy. -MKS- 18,000 - 24,000

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1234 - (A) CASED COLT MODEL 1851 LONDON NAVY PERCUSSION REVOLVER. Manufacturer: Colt Model: 1851 London Navy Serial No. 36805 Caliber/Bore: .36 Percussion Barrel Length: 7 - 1/2â&#x20AC;?

FFL Status: Antique High condition 1851 Navy manufactured during 1855 in Coltâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s London factory. Standard full octagon barrel with Colt London address.

Blue and case color with blue steel backstrap and trigger guard.

British proof marks on barrel lug and cylinder. One piece varnished walnut grips. Deluxe case with all accessories including English style powder flask, steel bullet mold, nipple wrench, cleaning rod, and Eley percussion cap tin. Correct case key. CONDITION: Approximately 85-90% high polish blue on barrel and cylinder. Most original case colors fading on frame and loading lever. Original unmolested screws, matching serial numbers on barrel, frame, trigger guard, backstrap, loading lever, and wedge. A beautiful high condition London Colt.-MKS- 25,000 - 35,000

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1235 - (A) RARE CASED PAIR OF ENGRAVED COLT MODEL 1849 POCKET PERCUSSION REVOLVERS. Manufacturer: (BOTH) Colt Model: (BOTH) 1849 Pocket Serial No. (A) 33612 (B) 33633 Caliber/Bore: (BOTH) .31 Rifled Barrel Length: (BOTH) 6” FFL Status: Antique

Serial numbers 33612 & 33633. Both revolvers are virtually identical, blue and color case hardened with 6” octagon barrels, engraved “Saml Colt” addresses, pin front sights with #33612 having a right hand address and #33633 having a left hand address. Both revolvers have silver plated trigger guards and backstraps containing highly figured, burl walnut one piece grips matching numbered to their respective revolvers.

Both have 5 shot cylinders with stagecoach hold up scene roll markings and all 5 safety pins intact on both cylinders. They are engraved virtually identical with “COLTS PATENT” in a ribbon on the frames with the frames having about full coverage large scroll patterns with very fine shaded background. One of the scrolls on the recoil shield of #33633 terminates in a very detailed flower blossom. Matching engraving patterns extend over the barrel lugs and rammer pivots, on the backstraps, buttstraps and trigger guards. Top of the backstraps are engraved differently with #33612 having a fan pattern and #33633 leaf and geometric patterns. Trigger bows are engraved with small American shields and edges of the trigger guards are in feather patterns. All screw heads are nicely engraved. Hammers are deluxe engraved with a wolf’s head on each side of the hammer noses, fish scale patterns on the sides of the spurs and top edges. Accompanied by a beautiful brass bound rosewood casing that has a gold washed plaque in the lid, hand scratched “W. THOMSON / Canada 1851” Interior is dark blue velvet lined and compartmented in the bottom for both revolvers, a double sided eagle and shield pocket size flask, a brass twp cavity “COLTS PATENT” mold without sprue cutter, an “L” shaped nipple wrench, a lacquered tin for Eley’s caps, along with lead bullets and balls and a functioning key. This set is illustrated on page 73 of the book The Wm M. Locke Collection, Sellers. It appears that the mold and cap tin have been changed from this photograph, though they are from the period of this set. Pistols also appear on page 79 as item 46 plate XXVIII in the book Samuel Colt Presents and page 39 of Colt Engraving both by Wilson. PROVENANCE: William Locke Collection; Arnold Marcus Chernoff Collection. CONDITION: Revolvers are nearly identical in condition, both all matching except the wedge on #33633 is unnumbered. Both retain about 98% glossy original blue on the barrels and dark case colors on the rammers and handles. Frames retain most of their original muted case colors as is typical of the Colts of this era.

Cylinders retain virtually all of their bright orig blue and about 99% stagecoach hold-up scene roll markings. Cylinder on #33612 has a large “Z” shaped scratch. Trigger guards and backstraps retain virtually all of their orig silver plating with some minor edge wear. Grips are sound with good edges and light nicks & scratches and retain most of their strong orig varnish. Mechanics are crisp, brilliant shiny bores with a few small scattered spots of pitting. Case has a crack across the lid, otherwise is sound with handling and storage nicks and scratches and retains most of its orig varnish. Interior is lightly soiled inside the lid and bottom with light to moderate soil in the bottom. Partitions are all solid. Flask is as new.

Mold is of the correct period with casting flaws in the brass, otherwise is extremely fine. Other accessories are equally fine. A truly spectacular set worthy of the most advanced collection. Accompanied by a letter from Arnold Chernoff dated 1985 describing these revolvers at time of his selling them. TDW 65,000 - 75,000 152

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1236 - (A) RARE MARTIALLY MARKED FIRST MODEL COLT DRAGOON REVOLVER Manufacturer: Colt Model: 1st Dragoon Serial No. 6367 Caliber/Bore: .44 Rifled Barrel Length: 7- 1/2” FFL Status: Antique Outstanding revolver with rare “U.S Dragoons” marked .44 caliber cylinder. Standard configuration with 7 - 1/2 inch part round, part octagon barrel, oval cylinder stop slots, square back brass trigger guard. One piece walnut grips with clear “SK” for Samuel Keeler cartouche on left side and “WAT” for William A. Thornton cartouche on right side. Small U.S. on left side of frame under Colts Patent. Correct sub-inspector stamps in all required locations. PROVENANCE: Max Guenthert collection, Kirby Howlett collection, featured in the October 2001 edition of The Gun Report and is further identified as one of the very few 1st Model Dragoons in existence with a complete set of Martial inspectors markings. CONDITION: These first model dragoons were virtually 100% issued and rarely survive with any condition. Serial number 6367 is very fine in every respect.

Matching serial numbers on loading lever, barrel, frame, cylinder, trigger guard,and backstrap, wedge is unnumbered. The Texas Ranger Indian fight cylinder scene is nearly all visible, along with the U.S. Dragoon marking. Cylinder shows overall light use. Action is tight and crisp. Bore is excellent. Barrel retains approximately 15-20% original blue. Balance of revolver is a pleasing gun metal gray patina. Grips are outstanding with minor nicks and scratches and clearly visible cartouches. All screws are original (except 3 on backstrap) and unmolested. A remarkable U.S. Martial Dragoon that would be hard to improve on. -MKS- 15,000 - 20,000

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1237 - (A) SUPERB COLT MODEL 1851 NAVY REVOLVER. Manufacturer: Colt Model: 1851 Navy Caliber/Bore: .36 Percussion Barrel Length: 7 - 1/2” FFL Status: Antique Unique Colt Model 1851 with standard octagon barrel with one line barrel marking “-ADDRESS SAML COLT NEW YORK CITY-” with six shot cylinder showing W.L. Ormsby’s roll die naval battle scene and marked “COLTS PATENT NO.” No serial numbers or any other Colt marking seen on other parts. Revolver has typical Colt high polish blue on barrel and cylinder. Case hardened frame, loading lever, and hammer. Brass trigger guard and backstrap are silver plated. One-piece walnut grips with nice figure and extra varnish (piano) finish. Right grip has an oval cartouch with a crown and letters “AF”. This marking is believed to indicate the gun was formally in the factory collection of Auguste Francotte located in Liege, Belguim, and the collection sold in 1891. A small number “4” is located on nine parts and believed to be assembly numbers. The number 2638 located on the right bottom butt of the grip is believed to be an Auguste Francotte inventory or collection number. Given the fact Colt was looking for licensee in Liege, this revolver is believed to have been manufactured by Colt and provided to Auguste Francotte as a “Pattern” or Tool Room Gun”. Pictured and discussed on page 223 of the book “Colt 1851 and 1861 Navies and Conversions by Robert Jordan and Don Geri.

CONDITION: Appears to have never been fired. All the original blue is visible in all six cylinder chambers. All six cylinder safety pins and nipples are nearly mint. Bore is bright as new. Most all original high polish bright blue remains on barrel with a few small areas of light pitting. Cylinder has most all original blue with near mint roll die scene and markings. Case hardened frame, loading lever, and hammer are mostly a dove grey with some bright case colors in areas. Unmolested original screws. Grips show nearly all original high varnish finish with little wear. Overall a beautiful high condition revolver. PROVENANCE: Formally in the German collection of Heinrich Dietz and Swiss collection of Peter Blatter. MKS 10,000 - 15,000

1238 - (A) COLT 1860 PERCUSSION REVOLVER. Manufacturer: Colt Model: 1860 Serial No. 17119 Caliber/Bore: .44 Rifled Barrel Length: 8” FFL Status: Antique

Post Civil War production (1868) civilian “New Model Army” (NMA), 5th variation, not cut for shoulder stock, full round barrel, rebated cylinder with strong Naval battle scene. Brass trigger guard with steel backstrap. Matching serial numbers on barrel, frame, cylinder, trigger guard, backstrap, and wedge. One piece varnished walnut grips. Pictured on page 294 of the book: “The Colt Model 1860 Army Revolver” by Charles W. Pate. Gun allegedly belonged to a Swiss emigrant who came to America during the Gold Rush area. The revolver was later exhibited in a Swiss museum until recently. PROVENANCE: Max Guenthert collection. CONDITION: The barrel has a sharp New York address and retains a pleasing blue gray patina on barrel, cylinder, and backstrap. Most original varnish on grips. Indexes and locks up well, action is tight and crisp, bore is above average. -MKS- 7,500 - 12,500

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1239 - (A) METROPLITAN 1851 NAVY PERCUSSION REVOLVER. Manufacturer: Metropolitan Model: 1851 Navy Serial No. 3289 Caliber/Bore: .36 Rifled Barrel Length: 7 - 1/2”

During the height of the American Civil War the Colt Manufacturing Co. suffered a serious tragedy. It started on February 4, 1864 when fire broke out destroying the Colt manufacturing plant in Hartford Connecticut. The devastating fire destroyed millions of dollars in inventory putting thousands of people out of work. The plant was only partially insured taking the next two years for Colt to go back into production. With the worst year of the Civil War ahead and the demand for revolvers remaining high, Colt’s sudden departure left a big hole in the market for potential competitors to fill. To capitalize on the situation along came the Metropolitan Arms Company. The company located in New York took full advantage of Colt’s missing product line by manufacturing near identical copies of the Colt Model 1851 Navy along with other Colt models.

In a two year period from 1864-1866 Metropolitan produced approximately 6,000 copies of Colt’s Model 1851 Navy. This example serial number 3289, has the typical 7-1/2 inch octagon barrel marked “Metropolitan Arms Co. New-York” on top flat. Chambered in .36 caliber, cylinder with roll die scene of the Battle of New Orleans. Blue with case hardened frame, loading lever, and hammer. Brass trigger guard and backstrap. One-piece varnished walnut grips. Matching serial numbers on all major parts. With exception of the cylinder roll die scene, it is a near identical copy of Colt’s Model 1851 Navy. Walnut partition fitted case with correct unmarked bullet mold and powder flask. E. Remington marked percussion cap tin, and unmarked combination nipple wrench. CONDITION: Excellent overall with 90% plus original bright blue remaining on barrel and cylinder. Fading case color on the frame, loading lever, and hammer. Brass trigger guard and backstrap turning a mustard color patina. Grips are excellent plus, showing most all the original varnish and little wear. Case exterior shows minimum wear. Brass inlay plaque on lid,engraved with letters “G-E-E-A-H”. Red interior is clean showing minimum wear. Overall a very clean high condition revolver. -MKS9,000 - 12,000

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1240 - (A) RARE AND UNUSUAL SHERRARD, TAYLOR & CO. CONFEDERATE TEXAS DRAGOON REVOLVER. Manufacturer: Sherrard, Taylor & Co. Model: Dragoon Serial No. 2 Caliber/Bore: .44 Rifled Barrel Length: 6 - 1/2” FFL Status: Antique

This is an extremely unusual gun in that it does not conform to other known Tucker & Sherrard made guns, however accompanying documentation suggests that this could not only be correct, but also an extremely important piece in the Tucker & Sherrard Company of Lancaster, Texas saga.

Marked on the top of the barrel “SHERRARD TAYLOR & CO” (important to note that this is the name the company was registered under during the war). Made with a single barrel/frame pin. Barrel does have the cutout on the right side. Recoil shield is grooved. The brass round trigger guard appears to be a bit too beefy to have been modified from something else, although early model guns are known to have square back trigger guards. The serial number of “2” appears on the left side of the loading lever, bottom of grip strap, in front of the trigger guard, and flat of the barrel. There is a cutout in the rear of the barrel for a simple rear sight. The 6-1/2” barrel appears to have been that length for a long time.

The cylinder has squared stops. According to the consignors notes, this pistol was bought at a small auction in New York around 30 years ago. This gun at the time was looked at by well known gun expert Frank Sellers. A copy of the book “Texas Gun Lore” by Carroll C. Holloway, published in 1951 in which this gun is photographed on the 10th page of photographs at the beginning is included with the gun. The picture is dark and it’s hard to make out detail, however a very careful study of the picture leads us to believe that this is the same gun. The small write up under the picture states “Sherrard, Taylor & Co. revolver, serial 2, made in Lancaster, Texas, in 1862 or 1863. The cylinder is a Colt cylinder, and it may never have had an original part. It was reputed to be a gift to Governor Lubbock, who, upon departing to join President Jefferson Davis’ staff, gave it to a Judge of the Court of Criminal Appeals...”. On pages 133 & 134, in the chapter on Sherrard, Taylor & Co., Holloway further goes on to state “Crockett displayed a pair of Sherrard, Taylor & Co. revolvers to the Military Board, and to an awed press. Were these revolvers completed in Lancaster in their entirety? It is probable that they were not. If they were, they were pilot models. These guns were finished so far ahead of completion date of anything on plant schedule, that a suspicion of their entire authenticity is in order. This firm may have been the first in history to alter a Colt revolver in order to produce a Confederate-made firearm. An examination of the revolver bearing serial number 2, which well may have been one of those displayed by Colonel Crockett in Austin, reveals a frankly Colt cylinder. Of course, this may have been a replacement by an owner at a much later date”. Other discrepancies are noted as well. Barrel could very well be a modified Colt, with the forcing cone having been shortened and rifling beginning right where the barrel meets the cylinder. Again, this is a very unusual gun that certainly requires much further examination and research. CONDITION: Overall gun retains a light patina with some areas of pitting and evidence of having been heated in a few spots. Markings are worn but clear. Some screws are replaced, as is the mainspring, which is extremely strong, and wedge. There is no half cock notch on the hammer, does not appears to have had one. The hammer has a welded repair to it. Grips are worn with a glued crack down the full length on the left side as well as dings and handling marks. The lever catch is a restoration. Bore has strong rifling with a very slight twist to it, appears to be Colt rifling. Good mechanical function, given the replacement mainspring. GR 5,000 - 10,000

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1241 - (A) SCARCE PAIR OF MATCHING NICKEL PLATED COLT 1860 ARMY PERCUSSION REVOLVERS.(1862) Manufacturer: (BOTH) Colt Model: (BOTH) 1860 Army Serial No. (A) 40909 (B) 74842 Caliber/Bore: (BOTH) .44 Rifled Barrel Length: (BOTH) 8” FFL Status: Antique

Offered is a pair of Colt 1860 .44 caliber Army revolvers both made in 1862 with all standard features such as rebated cylinders with naval scene and both are cut for shoulder stocks. Both appear to be factory or at least period plated with varnished one piece walnut grips. (A) Serial number 40909 has all matching numbers with the exception of the misnumbered wedge. (B) Serial number 74842 has all matching numbers including the wedge but you cannot read the cylinder number. CONDITION: Both guns are completely plated and appears to be factory as legends are sharp. Both suffer from overall age freckling which makes the cylinder scene hard to see. (A) Indexes and locks up perfectly with a strong but somewhat dirty bore. (B) Indexes at times and not at others. This bore also has sharp rifling but does have some rust spots. They appear to have been a matched finish set and the condition on both matches as well. Probable special civilian order. Scarce set of matching plated Colt 1860 Army revolvers. DB 6,000 - 8,000

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1242 - (A) RARE AND VERY DESIRABLE 8” BARREL COLT 1860 ARMY WITH LONDON ADDRESS AND NO BRITISH PROOFS. Manufacturer: Colt Model: 1860 Army Serial No. 168080 Caliber/Bore: .44 Percussion Barrel Length: 8” FFL Status: Antique

Manufactured 1867. Only a handful of Colt 1860 Armies bear the address “Col. Colt London”. This one is even rarer as it has no London proofs, so it was finished for London but never sent. CONDITION: Barrel retains much original bright blue finish with some browning and flaking. Lever retains considerable original case hardening with some rainbow colors still visible throughout. Frame has bright case colors on left flap, fading on right. Blue on cylinder appears to have flaked rather than worn off, with some traces remaining. Naval engagement scene is excellent with only one minor patch of pitting. Hammer retains most of its brilliant case colors, more vivid on left side than right. Back strap and trigger guard retain nearly all of their original bluing, as does trigger. Cylinder has all six pin safeties intact. Grips retain nearly all original varnish with marks throughout, a minor chip towards the toe on the left, and a larger chip on the right. All numbers match, including wedge. Gun is as tight as new.

Bore is brilliant.This is one of the scarcest variations of the 1860 Army and a must for any collector of .44 caliber percussion Colts. MZ 6,000 - 8,000

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1243 - (A) A FINE AND RARE TWO TRIGGER CASED TRANTER REVOLVER, RETAILED

BY OWEN POWELL, SHEFFIELD. Manufacturer: Tranter Model: 3rd Model Serial No. 13207 Caliber/Bore: .360 Percussion Barrel Length: 3 - 5/8” FFL Status: Antique

This is a 3rd Model Tranter with the “hesitating mechanism”. The 3 - 5/8” octagon barrel with a .360 measured bore, finely engraved at breech.

The frame is finely engraved with best quality English scrollwork. The retailer’s name framed in a reserve on top flat. The blued cylinder engraved with scrolls en suite with frame and barrel. Backstrap engraved en suite. Bow of trigger guard engraved. Steel buttcap engraved. Polished loading lever engraved with scrolls and stamped “W. Tranter Patent”. Bright trigger stamped “W. Tranter Patent”. Finely checkered walnut grip with beautifully executed panels. Revolver does not have a safety as it does not need one. CONDITION: Frame and barrel retain nearly all of their original bright bluing with minor flaking on right side. Cylinder retains much original darkened blue. Trigger guard retains considerable original bright blue with some flaking. Engraved buttcap retains considerable original darkening blue. Hammer, trigger, and loading lever retain nearly all of their original bright polish. Finely checkered walnut grip retains most of its original varnish with little wear to checkering. Bore is good with only minor pitting. Crisp action. Case rates very fine with one split running longitudinally to front top of lid. Original “Owen Powell 39 High Street, Sheffield” label in excellent condition and also reads “N.B. Gentlemen supplied with every article of superior quality connected with the Gun Trade.” Interior of case is excellent with little wear to lining. Japanned bullet tin still filled with lead bullets. Japanned tallow tin still retaining tallow. Circular wooden patch box, oil bottle, Dixon flask with spout retaining nearly all of its original bluing, brilliant nitre bluing on spring, body retains nearly all of its original lacquer with no dents. Mold marked 120 on sprue cutter, which retains most of its original bluing, brass body marked Tranter’s Patent, appears to be unused. A very fine example of Tranter’s two trigger percussion revolver. MZ 5,000 - 7,000

1244 - (A) CASED BRITISH PROOFED COLT MODEL 1862 POCKET POLICE SINGLE ACTION REVOLVER. Manufacturer: Colt Model: 1862 Pocket Police Serial No. 20404E Caliber/Bore: .36 Percussion Barrel Length: 6 - 1/2” FFL Status: Antique

High condition full blue finish Model 1862 Colt Pocket Police. Typically you would see these beautiful revolvers with case colored frames, but this unique example was finished in London with a high polish blue finish on frame, barrel, and cylinder. 6-1/2” barrel with Colt New York address and British proof marks. British proof marks also on cylinder. Matching serial number 20404 with small initial “E” on barrel, frame, trigger guard, and backstrap. Matching number 0404 on wedge. Considering the small “E” over the serial numbers one would expect to see this revolver engraved, however it is not. More than likely it was intended for engraving while at the Colt New York factory, instead sent in the “white” to London for final finishing and sale. Trigger guard and backstrap are silver plated. The loading lever along with hammer (also typically case colored) are polished bright. One piece varnished walnut grips. Fitted in an English oak partition style case complete with bullet mold, English style powder flask, nipple wrench, oiler and “R. Walker London” percussion cap tin. Nice “Directions For Using Colt’s Pistols” label inside of lid.

CONDITION: 95-97% high polish blue remains on frame, cylinder, and barrel. Bore is excellent with light pitting. All screws are original and unmolested. 80-85% original silver on trigger guard, traces of silver on backstrap. Grips are excellent with most original varnish remaining.

Case is excellent overall with minor separation of lid frame and top, easily repairable. A beautiful high condition Colt Pocket Police.-MKS4,000 - 6,000 158

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1245 - (A) CASED COLT 1851 NAVY PERCUSSION REVOLVER. Manufacturer: Colt Model: 1851 Navy Serial No. 53129 Caliber/Bore: .36 Rifled Barrel Length: 7 - 1/2” FFL Status: Antique

Manufactured 1856. Colt Model 1851 Navy, .36 Cal, with New York address. Blue and case color finish with one piece walnut varnish stocks and Ormsby naval cylinder scene. Cased in period Colt pattern case with dark burgundy lining and Colt patriotic flask, dual cavity Colt’s Patent mold, and Eley Brothers cap tin with paper label. CONDITION: Very fine as restored. Bore is excellent with sharp rifling. Cylinder scene is clearly visible and well defined. All numbers are matching including wedge. Grips are full sized with slight refinish evident. Frame retains over 50% faded case colors. Bore and mechanics are excellent. Case is equally fine with contemporary finish and fresh lining. Very attractive pre-Civil War Navy Colt.

TDW 4,000 - 6,000

1246 - (A) SCARCE BAKER’S PATENT ENGLISH PERCUSSION TRANSITIONAL REVOLVER BY T. K. BAKER, LONDON. Manufacturer: T.K. Baker Model: Percussion Revolver Serial No. 2251 Caliber/Bore: .45 Percussion Barrel Length: 5 - 1/2” FFL Status: Antique

5-1/2” octagonal to round barrel with nickeled silver foresight and no provision for loading lever. The round cylinder with British proofs, the frame with recoil shield, sparsely engraved, signed “T. K. BAKER LONDON”, the spurred hammer engraved “BAKER’S PATENT”, steel backstrap and trigger guard, trigger guard with “No. 2251”, gun has push-on safety, finely checkered walnut grips, steel buttcap. CONDITION: Patinated overall with no significant pitting, some minor pinprick pitting on front strap, backstrap and buttcap. Action is crisp, push-on safety does not function. Bore is fine with microgroove rifling. A good transitional revolver. MZ 3,500 - 4,500

1247 - (A) FACTORY ENGRAVED MASSACHUSETTS ARMS CO. MAYNARD PATENT POCKET REVOLVER. Manufacturer: Mass Arms Co. Model: Percussion Revolver Caliber/Bore: .28 Percussion Barrel Length: 3” FFL Status: Antique

Offered is a fine condition Massachusetts Arms revolver. CONDITION: The tang and hammer still show nice case colors. Band still shows 98% fire blue. The cylinder shows at least half of its original fire blue with sharp cylinder scene. The Maynard primer plate shows about 60% high polish blue finish. The engraved frame still shows some traces of bright blue. Edges and legends are sharp. Rosewood grips are near mint with light handling wear. The action and bore are crisp. Balance of metal is a homogeneous soft grey patina. This is a really sharp example. DB 2,500 - 3,500

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1248 - (A) ENGRAVED 2ND GENERATION COLT 1851 NAVY PERCUSSION REVOLVER. Manufacturer: Colt Model: 1851 Navy Serial No. 6919 Caliber/Bore: .36 Barrel Length: 7 - 1/2” FFL Status: Antique

Possibly factory engraved second generation revolver made between 1971-1978. Engraving is very well executed with extensive silver inlay wire work. 7-1/2 inch barrel marked “Address SAML COLT NEW-YORK CITY”, Colts patent on left side of frame. Ormsby Naval battle scene on cylinder. Silver plated backstrap and square back style triggerguard. One piece varnished walnut grips. CONDITION: No paperwork accompanied gun to verify engraving however appears to be original work. Gun is nearly new with most all blue, case color and silverwork remaining. -MKS- 1,000 - 2,000

1249 - (A) COMMEMORATIVE SET (2 OF 40) COLT 1860 ARMY REVOLVERS WITH CUSTOM SHOP GOLD INLAYS Manufacturer: (BOTH) Colt Model: (BOTH) 1860 Army Serial No. (A) 2962US (B) US2962 Caliber/Bore: (BOTH) .44 Percussion Barrel Length: (BOTH) 8” FFL Status: Antique

One of only 40 sets that were enhanced beyond the standard edition US Cavalry commemorative with gold line at muzzle, gold stars on cylinder, gold Rampant Colt on left side of barrel and numbered in gold on frame “2 of 40”. Otherwise, they have same features as the cased 1860 Army cavalry set with blue and case color finish and one piece walnut grips with cartouche. CONDITION: Neither gun appears fired and are in near new condition and housed in a custom walnut case with a shoulder stock, bullet mold, cap tin and nipple wrench. DB 2,500 - 3,500

1250 - (A) CASED FACTORY ENGRAVED IVORY GRIPPED COLT MODEL 1862 POLICE REVOLVER. Manufacturer: Colt Model: 1862 Police Revolver Serial No. 23634 Caliber/Bore: .36 Percussion Barrel Length: 4 - 1/2” FFL Status: Antique

Serial number 23634P for 1863. A genuine factory engraved Colt police. Barrel with standard address “Colt’s USA, New York, US America”.

Barrel engraving consists of a three leaf clover amidst scrolls on a punch dot background. Cylinder engraved on the chambers with a scroll.

Hammer engraved with a “wolf’s” head. Frame engraved with scrolls on a punch dot background. Back strap and trigger guard elaborately engraved. Ivory grips appear to be one piece, with American eagle and shield and “E Pluribus Unum” on left side, certainly period and may be the original. Wedge is original and matches although engraving is worn. Cylinder number distorted but appears to match. Cylinder engraving matches perfectly. Arbor matches. Revolver is cased in what appears to be factory original mahogany case with period standard flask, nipple wrench, and French cap tin. CONDITION: Mostly grey metal, pin safeties are worn, engraving is fairly sharp throughout. Ivory grips have good hand wear and fine patina. Bottom of grips appear to have been cleaned but age cracking guarantees their age. Gun indexes properly. Case lid appears to be refinished; lining appears to be original. Partitions original as well. Bore is very good, with sharp lands and grooves, better than most percussion Colts. All in all a very attractive Civil War period Colt Police. Would be improved with better accessories. MZ 3,000 - 5,000

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1251 - (A) U.S COLT 1851 NAVY PERCUSSION REVOLVER. Manufacturer: Colt Model: 1851 Navy Serial No. 60517 Caliber/Bore: .36 Barrel Length: 7 - 1/2” FFL Status: Antique

High condition, nickel plated, U.S. Martially marked, late third model 1851 Navy revolver. 7 - 1/2 inch octagon barrel with one line New York address, manufactured in 1856, small trigger guard, top of backstrap stamped “C”, left side of frame marked “Colt /Patent/ U.S.”, left side of trigger guard stamped “M”, one piece varnished walnut grips with faint Chief Inspector cartouche “RHKW” for Capt. Robert Henry Kirkwood Whiteley. Left grip with “A” inspector stamp. Bottom of grip inscribed “E.W. Howe”. CONDITION: Excellent overall with most all nickel remaining, matching serial numbers on loading lever, barrel, frame, cylinder, trigger guard, backstrap. -MKS- 4,000 - 6,000

1252 - (A) GOOD CIVILIAN COLT 3RD MODEL DRAGOON SERIAL NUMBER 15387 FOR 1855.

Manufacturer: Colt Model: Dragoon Serial No. 15387 Caliber/Bore: .44 Percussion Barrel Length: 7 - 1/2” FFL Status: Antique

A fine example of Colt’s four-pounder, serial number 15387. Has a 7-1/2” barrel. Clear barrel address, matching wedge, and clean forcing cone. Matching cylinder with clear etched panel Model USMR and W. L. Wormsby signature. CONDITION: Barrel has strong traces of original pasty blue finish. Crisp frame with case colors completely faded. Cylinder retains nearly all of its Indian and dragoon scene. Hammer with no case color remaining. Brass backstrap with no finish, trigger guard with no finish. Loading lever with some moderate pitting, matching number.

Cylinder with four intact pin safeties, two missing. Oil finished grips with no finish, one small chunk missing from left side and very small piece missing from right. Chipped at toe on both sides. Bore is good, with moderate pitting. Cylinder arbor with matching number. Action works well.

Screw slots mostly good. Gun is tight. A good full dimension third-model dragoon. MZ 5,000 - 7,000

1253 - (A) RARE SILVER PLATED COLT 1860 ARMY PERCUSSION REVOLVER. Manufacturer: Colt Model: 1860 Army Serial No. 81307 Caliber/Bore: .44 Rifled Barrel Length: 8” FFL Status: Antique

By evidence of small letter “s” above serial numbers located on all major parts, this rare and unusual early Civilian Model Colt 1860 Army left the Colt factory in 1862 fully silver plated. Serial number 81307 is present on all parts with a small letter “s’” present on the barrel, frame, trigger guard, and backstrap. The 8 inch, .44 caliber barrel has a New York address. Comes “French Fitted” in a modern case, with an eagle flask, bullet mold, and nipple wrench. On page 348 of the book “The Colt Model 1860 Army Revolver” by: Charles W. Pate, other Colt Model 1860 Armies are identified in the 81299-81320 serial range as being “Plated”, revolver 81307 falls in the middle of that known range of guns.

CONDITION: Excellent overall, no visible abuse, serial numbers match on all parts, strong cylinder scene, cylinder retains approximately 60% original silver, barrel retains approximately 75% original silver, and the backstrap 5-10% silver. All remaining silver has turned an attractive silver/blue patina. One piece walnut grips are excellent with traces of original varnish. Overall a lovely and desirable Colt Army. -MKS5,000 - 8,000

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1254 - (A) COLT 1862 POCKET NAVY PERCUSSION REVOLVER. Manufacturer: Colt Model: 1862 Pocket Navy Serial No. 8919 Caliber/Bore: .36 Rifled Barrel Length: 5 - 1/2” FFL Status: Antique

Serial number 8919 manufactured in 1862. 5 - 1/2” barrel with one line New York address. 5 shot rebated cylinder with stagecoach holdup scene. Varnished one piece walnut grips. Blue with case hardened frame and hammer. Complete with walnut partition style fitted case with purple interior. Includes correct Colt bullet mold, powder flask, combination tool, and Hick’s percussion cap tin. Matching serial numbers on barrel, frame, trigger guard, backstrap, cylinder, and wedge. Loading lever not numbered. CONDITION: Excellent overall with most high polish blue remaining on barrel and approximately 50-60% on cylinder. Good traces of case color on frame and hammer turning a grey/brown patina. Approximately 35-40% silver plating on trigger guard, no remaining silver on backstrap with brass turning a pleasing mustard color patina. Case is fine with a crack in the lid, interior is clean with moderate wear. Bullet mold, powder flask, and combination tool are excellent with most original finish remaining. Overall a very attractive early Model 1862 Pocket Navy with desirable 5 - 1/2” barrel. - MKS- 7,500 - 9,000

1255 - (A) COLT MARTIALLY MARKED SECOND MODEL DRAGOON PERCUSSION REVOLVER. Manufacturer: Colt Model: Second Model Dragoon Serial No. 10092 Caliber/Bore: 44 Percussion Barrel Length: 7 - 1/2” FFL Status: Antique

Serial number 10092, manufactured in 1851. Matching serial numbers on all major components including the loading lever and wedge. Octagon to round 7 - 1/2” barrel marked “ADDRESS SAM’L COLT NEW-YORK CITY”. Blue with case hardened frame, loading lever, and hammer. Brass square back style trigger guard and brass backstrap. Sub-inspection letter “H” stamped on top of backstrap. Sub-inspection letter “P” stamped on left side of trigger bow, and letter “G” in front of trigger bow. Sub-inspection letter “H” stamped on bottom of barrel lug. Faint inspection stamps on left side of loading lever, frame, and hammer. One piece oil finished walnut grips with sub-inspection letter “H” on top left side near frame, inspection cartouches on both sides. Frame marked left side in three lines “COLT’S/PATENT/U.S.”. Cylinder with square locking slots, W.L. Ormsby’s roll die Texas Ranger and Indian fight scene, marked “MODEL U.S.M.R.”, “COLT’S PATENT”, sub-inspection letter “H” and serial number 10092. CONDITION: Excellent overall with approximately 20% original blue on barrel turning a pleasing blue/brown patina. Traces of original blue on cylinder with strong roll die scene and markings, moderate to light pitting around nipples. Traces of original case color on loading lever and frame turning to patina. Trigger guard and backstrap is a light mustard color patina. Grips are excellent showing moderate wear with strong cartouches and sub-inspection mark. Excellent original unmolested screws. Action is smooth and crisp, locks up tight. Overall an outstanding martially marked Second Model Dragoon that would would be most difficult to improve on. -MKS- 7,500 - 10,000

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1256 - (A) COLT MODEL 1862 POLICE REVOLVER WITH CASE AND ACCESSORIES. Manufacturer: Colt Model: 1862 Police Serial No. 17596 Caliber/Bore: .36 Rifled Barrel Length: 4 - 1/2” FFL Status: Antique Serial number 17596, manufactured in 1863. Matching serial numbers on major components. 4 - 1/2” barrel with creeping style loading lever.

Barrel marked in one line “ADDRESS COL SAML COLT NEW-YORK U.S. AMERICA”. Left side of frame marked “COLTS PATENT”. Rebated/fluted cylinder marked “PAT SEPT. 10th 1850” inside flute. Blue with case hardened frame, hammer and loading lever. Silver plated brass trigger guard and backstrap. One piece varnished walnut grips. Housed in a walnut, partition fitted case with burgundy color interior. Complete with unique period powder flask made of leather wrapped brass. Correct bullet mold marked “COLTS PATENT”. Correct combination nipple wrench/ screwdriver. Eley Bros. percussion cap tin. Packet of 6 combustible cartridges. CONDITION: Revolver is excellent overall. Approximately 90% bright blue on barrel mixed with brown patina, multiple small dents on right side around wedge. 70%+ original bright blue on cylinder with most loss to one side. Frame, lever, and hammer shows most of the original bright case colors. Trigger guard and backstrap shows most the original silver plating, starting to flake on backstrap. One piece grips are excellent showing most of the original varnish with a few small dents. Case is very good overall with a gouge in the lid front. Lock plate missing on front. Interior is faded and showing fairly heavy wear. Bullet mold and powder flask are very good. Overall a very attractive and desirable early Model ‘62 Police with high condition. -MKS- 8,000 - 12,000

1257 - (A) LONDON CASED COLT MODEL 1849 POCKET PERCUSSION REVOLVER. Manufacturer: Colt Model: 1849 London Pocket Serial No. 8244 Caliber/Bore: .31 Percussion Barrel Length: 5” FFL Status: Antique London manufactured in 1855, blue and case color with silver plated backstrap and trigger guard. Deluxe English partition style case with correct brass bullet mold, English style flask, cleaning rod, nipple wrench, Eley percussion cap tin, and correct key. British proof marks located on cylinder and barrel lug. CONDITION: Strong case colors on frame and loading lever. Matching serial numbers on barrel, frame, trigger guard, backstrap, wedge, and loading lever. Most original silver plating on trigger guard, traces of silver on backstrap. Strong cylinder scene. Barrel and cylinder mostly patina with traces of original blue. Very nice unmolested original screws. MKS 7,500 - 12,500

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1258 - (A) EXCEPTIONAL CASED COLT 1862 POCKET POLICE PERCUSSION REVOLVER. Manufacturer: Colt Model: 1862 Pocket Police Serial No. 13182 Caliber/Bore: .36 Rifled Barrel Length: 5 - 1/2” FFL Status: Antique Blue and color case hardened with 4 - 1/2” round barrel, brass pin front sight and one line New-York U.S. America address. It has “COLTS PATENT” on left side of frame and caliber marking on left shoulder of trigger guard. Cylinder is half fluted and rebated with 5 chambers and 3 safety pins serviceable. The silver plated trigger guard and back strap contain a nicely figured, varnished, one piece walnut grip that has the serial number in back strap channel. Accompanied by an original blue velvet lined mahogany Colt casing compartmentalized in the bottom for the revolver, a double sided eagle and stars “E PLURIBUS UNUM” flask, a blued steel 2-cavity bullet and ball “COLT’S PATENT” mold with sprue cutter that is marked on right side “36P”,and a lacquered tin of Eley’s caps. Given that this revolver was produced during the early years of the Civil War and survived in exceptional condition is just short of miraculous. Then to further survive the great Manifest Destiny Westward expansion still in unused condition, is even more astounding. Most of this model revolver saw hard service throughout the Civil War and on the American frontier and are rarely ever found with much original finish. They remained in service well into the 1870’s and even 1880’s until supplanted by the “new” cartridge revolvers. CONDITION: Extremely fine plus, all matching including wedge and grip, probably rarely fired. Barrel retains about 65-70% dark glossy orig blue with the loss areas flaked, not worn, to a medium patina. The rammer and handle retain some brilliant, vivid case colors as does the frame and hammer. The cylinder retains generous amounts of dark glossy original blue with flaked spots. Three of the safety pins are serviceable. The trigger guard and backstrap retain generous amounts of their original silver plating. Backstrap silver is thinned. Grip is very fine with sharp edges and small flaws and retains virtually all of its bright original varnish. Mechanics are crisp, brilliant shiny bore. Case has most all of its original factory varnish. Interior is slightly faded. Flask is very good, retaining some of its original factory finish. Mold is equally fine with some minor flaking and minor dents. Cap tin shows soil and staining to the label. TDW 10,000 - 15,000

1259 - (A) CASED COLT 1849 POCKET WELLS FARGO PERCUSION REVOLVER. Manufacturer: Colt Model: 1849 Pocket Wells Fargo Serial No. 48234 Caliber/Bore: .31 Barrel Length: 3” FFL Status: Antique Scarce high condition “Wells Fargo” style 1849 Pocket Model. Collectors refer to this variation as “Wells Fargo” due to short barrel and lack of a loading lever, however no known affiliation with the Wells Fargo Company is known. This particular revolver serial number 48234 has the desirable rare short frame with a 3-inch barrel, silver plated backstrap, and trigger guard. One-piece walnut grips. Matching numbers on barrel, frame, trigger guard, backstrap, cylinder, and wedge. Two line New York barrel address. Includes a correct partition style fitted case with all accessories, including an Eagle powder flask, brass bullet mold, and cartridge pack spare mainspring, nipples and japanned cap tin.This revolver has a wonderful history and has been considered to be one of the finest condition examples known. It is featured on page 30 of R.L.Wilsons book on the Al Cali collection as well as the the Jim Eplen collection, Max Guenthert collection. CONDITION: Case is excellent, revolver is excellent plus with most all original blue on barrel and cylinder. Silver plating on trigger guard and backstrap has turned a pleasing dark patina. Original unmolested screws. Most all original case color on frame. Beautiful grips with most all original finish remaining. This incredible and rare Colt would be near impossible to improve on. -MKS- 10,000 - 15,000 164

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1260 - (A) CASED PAIR OF CONSECUTIVE COLT 1849 POCKET PERCUSSION REVOLVERS. Manufacturer: (BOTH) Colt Model: (BOTH) 1849 Pocket Serial No. (A) 298962L (B) 298963L Caliber/Bore: (BOTH) .31 Rifled Barrel Length: (BOTH) 6” FFL Status: Antique

Consecutive serial numbered iron mounted Colt Model 1849 Pocket Model revolvers with 6 inch barrels and housed in London Oak dual case with flask and accessories. Six shot, .31 caliber, with single line New York address. Stagecoach cylinder scene. Case colored frames with blue finished barrels and straps. Varnish walnut one piece grips. English proof marks, matching numbers including wedges. manufactured in 1867 and produced for the English market. Unbelievably these consecutive numbered gun have remained together and in very good condition. CONDITION. Very good with legible markings. Excellent bores and crisp mechanics. Case has been relined and partitions are solid and intact. Flask is very good.

Colt Patent marked mold is very good and marked 31 Pkt. Case has minor distress at corners but is very solid. A very good consecutive cased set of Pocket 49 Colts. TDW 10,000 - 15,000

1261 - (A) FACTORY ENGRAVED AND CASED COLT MODEL 1849 POCKET PERCUSSION REVOLVER. Manufacturer: Colt Model: 1849 Serial No. 187254 Caliber/Bore: .31 Percussion Barrel Length: 5” FFL Status: Antique As documented by accompanying Colt archival letter dated May 18th, 1999 and signed by Kathleen J. Hoyt, Curator, Colt Model 1849 serial number 187254 left the factory on September 25th, 1861 and was shipped to B. Kittredge & Company in Cincinnati, Ohio with 20 other similar guns. 5” barrel with a six shot cylinder, and was factory engraved. Gustave Young style engraving with Germanic scrolls on a punch dot background. Wolf head motif on hammer, human head figure wearing a hat on the left side of barrel lug. Scroll engraving on barrel, loading lever, frame, backstrap, and trigger guard. Blue with case hardened frame, loading lever, and hammer. Barrel marked with one line “ADDRESS COL SAML COLT NEW-YORK U.S. AMERICA”. Frame and cylinder marked “COLTS PATENT”. Housed in a deluxe “French fitted” style case with correct bullet mold, powder flask, combination nipple wrench/screwdriver, percussion cap tin marked “Union Metallic Cartridge Co.”, and correct case key This gun revolver is described by Robert M. Jordan in his book “COLTS POCKET 49 IT’S EVOLUTION” Pages 247, 283 & 284.

CONDITION: Approximately 60-70% bright blue on barrel mixed with blue-grey patina. Approximately 75% original blue mixed with patina on cylinder. Traces of case color on frame, loading lever, and hammer turning a pleasing grey-brown patina. 90%+ original silver plating on backstrap and trigger guard. Engraving is sharp and crisp. Strong roll die scene on cylinder. Action is tight and crisp. Walnut case is excellent overall with small crack on right front corner of lid. Interior is clean and excellent overall. Correct bullet mold is in good condition with scattered dents and scratches. Powder flask is excellent with no dents and showing a very pleasing patina. Overall a most attractive and documented factory engraved set. MKS 12,000 - 18,500

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1262 - (A) RARE COLT FLUCK DRAGOON PERCUSSION REVOLVER. Manufacturer: Colt Model: Fluck Dragoon Serial No. 2506 Caliber/Bore: .44 Rifled Barrel Length: 7 - 1/2” FFL Status: Antique This rare and unique model Colt revolver has been referred to by several titles and subject of much conjecture of origin and production numbers.

Sometimes misidentified as a First Model Dragoon. Most commonly referred to by collectors as the “Fluck” dragoon after the early Colt collector John J. Fluck discovered through his research that it was indeed a distinct model. Sometimes, referred to as a “Walker Replacement Dragoon” due to the theory the U.S. Government specifically ordered these to replace Walker revolvers and they were made up of left over Colt Walker parts.

Opined estimates of production numbers have ranged from only 300 to several thousand built. In any event they are indeed a distinct and rare model that have features of both the Colt Walker and the First Model Colt Dragoon. This example, serial number 2506 manufactured in 1848 has the distinctive long Walker type backstrap and grip angle. Octagon to round 7-1/2 inch barrel marked “ADDRESS SAM’L COLT NEW-YORK CITY”, reading from the breech forward. The barrel, frame, trigger guard, backstrap,cylinder and cylinder arbor all have matching serial number 2506, with the arbor marked 506. The wedge is marked 460, Cylinder 2641, and the loading lever 254. All numbers are the small Walker size font. Center of frame left side is marked 3-lines “COLT’S/PATENT/U.S.” Sub-inspection letter “P” visible on left side barrel lug and on the cylinder near the serial number. Cylinder has W.L. Ormsby’s roll die Texas Ranger and Indian fight scene and is also marked “MODEL U.S.M.R.” and “COLT’S PATENT”. Blue with case hardened frame, loading lever, and hammer. Brass trigger guard and backstrap. One-piece oil finished walnut grips. Accompanying the revolver is a period correct military style flap holster, with letters “T.P.B.” carved on the inside of flap, belt with brass “U.S.” Indian Wars period buckle, an “R.White” inspected percussion cap pouch with a period French made brass compass, and cartridge pouch. CONDITION: Revolver is very good overall with only small traces of original finishes present in protected areas. Brass trigger guard and backstrap a medium color mustard patina showing moderate wear. Walnut grips showing heavy wear at the butt with the toe area rounded back on both sides, balance of grips show moderate wear with scattered dents and scratches, fit well to the backstrap. No visible cartouches or sub-inspector stamps on grips. Barrel lug has multiple dents around wedge on right side. Bore is decent showing good straight rifling. Cylinder has faint, yet legible roll die scene and markings, with distinctive pressure ridge on entire circumference. Good original screws, a few with molested slots. Trigger is formed (or possibly bent) in a non-typical radius. Action operates well, tight and crisp. Leather items are sound and pliable with moderate grazing. Overall a very respectable and honest example of a scarce early model Colt revolver and holster rig. -MKS20,000 - 25,000

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1263 - (A) MAGNIFICENT, CASED GUSTAVE YOUNG ENGRAVED PRESENTATION COLT MODEL 1851 NAVY REVOLVER Manufacturer: Colt Model: 1851 Serial No. 44788 Caliber/Bore: .36 Rifled Barrel Length: 7 - 1/2” FFL Status: Antique Nothing short of spectacular, this ’51 Navy is of the finest of Colt Revolvers that we have had the opportunity to examine. It has the standard 7 - 1/2 octagonal barrel, brass pin front sight and one line New York City address with dashes. Left side of frame has “COLTS PATENT” engraved in Mr. Young’s typical pillow shaped panel. It has an extremely rare iron trigger guard, backstrap with large guard and deluxe burl one piece walnut grip. Only a handful of engraved Navy examples with iron backstrap and triggerguard are known to exist, and none in such near-new condition. The frame, hammer, barrel lug, rammer pivot, backstrap, buttstrap, and trigger guard are wonderfully engraved by Gustav Young with his inimitable style of foliate arabesque patterns and a very fine punch dot background. On the left side of the barrel lug Mr. Young has incorporated a very well detailed dog’s head. Several of his fine loops terminate in his trademark flower blossoms, especially on the right side.

Both left and right sides of the barrel lug have his flower blossoms sprouting foliate arabesque patterns with spider web panels on the right side of the barrel lug and both sides of the backstrap ears. Top of back strap has Mr. Young’s trademark fan with arabesque patterns at the top and heel, on the buttstrap and trigger bow. Screwheads are all deluxe engraved. Accompanied by an exceptional rosewood presentation case in outstanding condition with a scalloped corner brass plaque in the lid engraved in period script “Wm H. Leach / Boston”. No research was accomplished on this wonderful revolver prior to listing. Case is lined in burgundy velvet and compartmented in the bottom for the revolver, a spectacular single sided angle spout “COLTS PATENT” Navy flask, a “COLTS PATENT” iron two cavity bullet mold with sprue cutter and marked on right side “36B”. There is also an L-shaped nipple wrench, a packet of combustible cartridges and an original, paper covered sealed tin of Eley caps. Additionally accompanying, as Mr. Colt was want to do with his special presentations, is a spare hammer spring and six spare nipples which are in the right rear corner compartment along with lead bullets & balls and a working key. CONDITION: Exceptional and in nearly unfired condition showing very little use. The barrel and cylinder retain most all of their original blue in the bore and chambers. Serial numbers are all matching. Barrel retains about 95%+ bright, dense, glossy blue that shows only the slightest thinning and its edges show little to no wear from actual use. Rammer handle & pivot retain smoky case color, stronger on the pivot. Frame retains about all of its dark early case colors with bright colors on the hammer. Cylinder retains about 70-75% flaked original blue that is missing from age and not wear, with five of the safety pins prominent and the sixth partially battered. Diameter of the cylinder retains all of its original Ormsby Naval battle scene. Trigger guard retains most of its blackening and flaking original silver plating and the backstrap and buttstrap with generous traces of silver plating with the exposed areas a gray-brown patina. Grip is excellent with sharp edges and showing little wear with a few slight scratches and nicks in the varnish and retains most of its original bright factory varnish.

Mechanics are crisp and as new, bright shiny bore with slightest scattered corrosion near breech if any. Case is equally excellent with three or four fine grain cracks in the lid and one in the bottom with usual light handling & storage scratches and retains about all of its original varnish. Interior is very slightly faded with a few spots of stain and wear from the cylinder edge of the grip and front sight with the lightest of soil in the compartments. Flask is exceptional, retaining virtually all its strong original laquer finish with one very small dent on back side. Mold is equally new with a few light scratches. Cartridge pack & cap tin are also new and unopened. Nipple wrench has crisp blue. Altogether one of the finest Colt Navy Revolvers ever to be offered at public sale, an exceptional complete set that comes along only once in a lifetime. TDW 25,000 - 35,000

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1264 - (A) A VERY FINE AND RARE CASED NO. 2 BELT MODEL PATERSON, SERIAL NUMBER 674, ALL MATCHING. Manufacturer: Colt Model: Patterson Model 2 Serial No. 674 Caliber/Bore: .31 Percussion Barrel Length: 5 - 1/2” FFL Status: Antique

A remarkably fine cased No. 2 Belt Model Paterson with all original accessories and extremely rare matching spare cylinder. CONDITION: The 5 - 1/2” barrel retains most of its original bluing with portions still extremely bright. Barrel address Patent Arms Manufacturing Company Paterson New Jersey. Wedge screw appears to be original. Matching wedge with most of its original finish, very bright. Not battered, as most are. Cylinder in gun numbered 674 with virtually pristine unworn centaur scene and most of its original bright bluing with some fading towards rear. All six nipples are original. Recoil shield with some original bright blue finish, hammer with some faint traces of case colors, mostly on back.

Frame is crisp but retains little or no original case color. Folding trigger retains traces of original bright bluing. Backstrap retains no original finish.

Has three notches cut into it. Original figured walnut grips retain most of their original factory varnish with some flaking and three notches cut on both right and left side towards base. Bore is brilliant. Original dome lid Paterson case in remarkable condition with its original striated purple velvet lining and most of its original varnish. Spare cylinder with virtually pristine centaur scene, considerable original bright blue, original nipples, also stamped 674. Original Paterson mold retains strong traces of bright blue, wooden handles retain most of their original varnish. Original Paterson combination blue retains traces of bright bluing, showing little use, some battering on handle. Original cleaning rod in excellent condition.

Original charger, number 53, marked “Patent Arms Manufacturing Company, Paterson, New Jersey”. Has some traces of original gilding on spout, one spout slightly distorted, matching number 53. Coppering on body mostly absent. Original Paterson capper in fine condition with considerable original nitre blue on spring. Interior retains strong traces of original bright gilding. Case key possibly original. This Paterson has distinguished history, being illustrated in the Paterson Colt book by R.L. Wilson on page 97. One of the finest and most complete cased No. 2 Belt Model Patersons known. MZ 135,000 - 225,000

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1265 - (A) IMPORTANT CASED COLT MODEL 1860 ARMY PERCUSSION REVOLVER WITH HISTORICAL PRESENTATION “COMPLIMENTS OF COL. COLT”.

Manufacturer: Colt Model: 1860 Serial No. 4740 Caliber/Bore: .44 PERCUSSION Barrel Length: 8” FFL Status: Antique

Serial number 4740, manufactured in 1861. Matching serial numbers on all major components including the wedge. 8” barrel with German silver front sight, marked in one line “-ADDRESS COL. SAM’L COLT NEW-YORK U.S. AMERICA-”. .44 caliber rebated cylinder marked “COLT’S PATENT NO. 4740”, number “40” is double struck. Blue with case hardened frame, hammer, and loading lever. One piece varnished walnut grips. Frame cut for shoulder stock. Silver plated trigger guard. Iron backstrap with hand engraved inscription “HON E.O. PERRIN WITH COMPLIMENTS OF COL COLT” According to a letter written by R.L. Wilson dated May 18, 1971, Mr. Wilson believed the inscription to be the work of Gustave Young. All screws are original. Typically the frame screws used to mount a shoulder stock have a long stud like head, the screws on this revolver have rounded heads. Considering this revolver was factory cased without a shoulder stock these screws are correct and original to the revolver.

Housed in a walnut partition fitted case with burgundy interior complete with correct powder flask marked “Colts Patent”, blue two cavity bullet mold marked “Colt’s Patent” on the sprue cutter and letter “K” on right side, blue combination nipple wrench/screwdriver, original Hazard Powder Co. packet of cartridges, Eley Bros. percussion cap tin, and a spare hammer spring. A number of known Colt Model 1860 Armies were presented to various high ranking Union Army officers and officials with similar inscriptions “With COMPLIMENTS OF COL.COLT” during mid-late June 1861.

According to the book “The Colt Model 1860 Army Revolver” by Charles W. Pate, book one of the Colt shipping ledgers from that time, listed on page 146 a box containing 35 Model 1860 Army revolvers and six of those guns are known presentations from Col. Colt, including serial numbers 1856 & 4257 to Col. James Cameron, serial numbers 1929 & 2119 to Major General N.P. Banks, serial number 4782 to Honorable F.P. Stanton, and serial number 4740 to Honorable E. Perrin. Photographed on page 368 of Pate’s book is the backstrap showing the inscription to F.P. Stanton’s gun serial number 4782, the inscription is nearly identical to the inscription on Perrin’s gun serial number 4740. Edwin Oscar (E.O.) Perrin was born Dec. 3, 1822 in Springfield, Ohio and educated at Springfield Academy. He later studied law and was admitted to the Ohio Bar in 1842. He moved from Ohio to Memphis, TN practicing law there and was the Navy agent under Pres. Taylor. In 1857 he traveled to Kansas and took an active part in the canvas against the Lecompton Constitution. He was an assistant to Presidential Candidate Stephen A. Douglass from the State of Maine and apparently very active in the Democratic Party. In 1861, at the outbreak of the Civil War, Mr. Perrin was dispatched by Secretary of War Cameron to New Mexico where he served under the command of Colonel Kit Carson, arranging supplies for the Union Army that was resisting the incursion of the Confederacy led by General Henry Sibley. Colonel Carson wrote favorably of Mr. Perrin’s brave & honorable service. He was subsequently nominated by President Johnson to become the Chief Justice of the Utah Territory Supreme Court but the Senate rejected his nomination, apparently on political grounds, not for lack of qualifications. He was also rejected by the Senate when he was nominated to be the Internal Revenue Assessor of the First District of New York. Mr. Perrin was the Secretary of five Democratic National Conventions and in 1868 was elected Clerk of the Court of Appeals in New York and was reappointed to the same position by the court in 1870.

At this time there is little known of Mr. Perrin’s activities after 1870 until his death in Dec. 1888. Accompanying revolver and case is a binder of much documentation supporting authenticity and information regarding E.O. Perrin. CONDITION: The revolver is excellent retaining approximately 75% original blue mixing with blue/brown patina. Frame shows 30-40% original bright case colors blending with patina. Loading lever shows strong original case colors mainly in protected areas turning to patina. Hammer has 40%+ bright case color with light pitting on the face.

Cylinder is mostly brown patina with traces of original blue, showing a strong roll die cylinder scene and patent markings. All original unmolested screws. Most of the original silver on the brass trigger guard. Backstrap mostly bare metal with some original silver on top, beginning to flake.

Grips are fine overall with most of the original varnish showing moderate wear. Case is very good with typical mars and dents with one sizable crack along the back of the lid. Hinges are tight. Interior is sound, showing moderate wear with some fading. Powder flask is very good with a dark patina, a few dents on the back, with one open seam. Bullet mold has been over cleaned in a couple areas showing approximately 45% original blue overall. Overall a very desirable Civil War period Colt with condition and important presentation provenance from Samuel Colt.

Samuel Colt passed away on January 10, 1862 less than seven months after this fine revolver was presented. -MKS- 30,000 - 40,000

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1266 - (A) CASED COLT POCKET MODEL NAVY PERCUSSION REVOLVER. Manufacturer: Colt Model: Pocket Model Navy Serial No. 3909 Caliber/Bore: .36 Percussion Barrel Length: 5 - 1/2” FFL Status: Antique Scarce Model Colt Pocket Navy, less than 22,000 total production. Five shot, rebated cylinder. Blue and case color finish with varnished one piece walnut grips. Stagecoach “hold-up” scene on cylinder. New York address on barrel. Matching serial numbers on barrel, frame, trigger guard, backstrap, and cylinder. Housed in correct factory walnut partition style case with all accessories including, an Eagle flask, bullet mold, nipple wrench and Eley Bros percussion cap tin. Correct case key. CONDITION: Case exterior and interior is in excellent condition with minimum wear.

Barrel retains 85-90% original high polish blue with scattered dents and scratches mainly around wedge, traces of original case color on frame and hammer, strong cylinder scene, unmolested screws, approximate 40% original blue on cylinder. Brass trigger guard and backstrap has a very pleasing soft mustard color. MKS 15,000 - 22,500

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1267 - (A) COLT FIRST MODEL MARTIALLY MARKED DRAGOON PERCUSSION REVOLVER. Manufacturer: Colt Model: First Model Dragoon Serial No. 5677 Caliber/Bore: .44 Rifled Barrel Length: 7 - 1/2” FFL Status: Antique Serial number 5677, manufactured in 1849. Matching serial numbers on all major components including the loading lever and wedge. Octagon to round 7 - 1/2” barrel marked “SAM’L COLT NEW YORK CITY” reading from breech forward. Blue with case hardened frame, loading lever, and hammer. Brass square back style trigger guard with sub-inspection letter “G” stamped on front of trigger bow. Brass backstrap, with sub-inspection letter “N”. One piece oil finished walnut grips with inspector cartouches on both sides. Frame marked on left side in three lines “COLTS/PATENT/U.S.”. Sub-inspector letter “K” stamped on left side of frame, left side of hammer, and left side of loading lever. Cylinder has oval locking slots with roll die W.L. Ormsby’s Texas Ranger and Indian fight scene, marked “U.S. DRAGOONS” and “COLTS PATENT”. CONDITION: Excellent overall with approximately 20% original blue on barrel, mainly on bottom under the loading lever and on lug. Faint traces of case color on frame and loading lever, overall a pleasing grey patina. Cylinder shows traces of original blue with strong markings and roll die scene. Brass trigger guard and backstrap are a nice medium mustard color patina. Grips are excellent showing good cartouches with moderate wear, small repair to left side grip at the toe. Nice original unmolested screws. Overall an excellent martially marked First Model Dragoon with desirable and scarce U.S. Dragoons marked cylinder. -MKS- 12,500 - 17,500

1268 - (A) CUT-DOWN MODEL COLT 1855 REVOLVING SHOTGUN. Manufacturer: Colt Model: 1855 Revolving Shotgun Serial No. 215 Caliber/Bore: .75 Smoothbore Barrel Length: 11 - 5/8” FFL Status: Antique Very interesting, possible Civil War period modified Colt Model 1855 revolving shotgun. Pictured on the cover of April 1975 edition of ‘The Gun Report’. Most interesting article with much conjecture on the origin and construction of this massive, now handgun. In this writer’s opinion the beast was constructed from a 10 gauge (.75 caliber) Colt Model 1855 revolving shotgun. Possibly intended for battle use in the Civil War? In any event a very ingenious and effective weapon. Overall length is 20-5/8” and weighs approximately 6 lbs 8 oz. The grip is walnut, well constructed and most likely from the original Colt stock. The original tang was heated and bent forming the grip backstrap. Also, the trigger guard was formed to the grip using the original with a brass extension added to makeup required additional length. Numerous brass inlays on both sides of grip. Left side has large initials “P.P.”, a brass oval with “GEO. K” inscribed and a brass cross with “Frank. P.P” inscribed. Bottom of grip has brass letters spelling “FOLEY.” (letters “L” and “Y” missing), right grip has brass Maltese style cross with letters “J.W.B.” inscribed. Evidence of a missing inlaid cross and animal like figure on right grip. A most interesting Civil War era relic. CONDITION: Good with overall pitting with dark brown patina.

All percussion nipples intact. Action works well, cylinder rotates and locks when cock, hammer holds position. Patent date on cylinder flute and “Col. Colt Hartford CT. U.S.A.” legible on topstrap. MKS 7,500 - 15,000 172

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1269 - (A) CASED COLT 1855 ROOT MODEL 2 PERCUSSION REVOLVER. Manufacturer: Colt Model: Root Model 2 Serial No. 8446 Caliber/Bore: .28 Percussion Barrel Length: 3 - 1/2” FFL Status: Antique Colt Model 1855 Sidehammer pocket revolver, most commonly referred to as a “Root” after the Colt designer Elisha Root. This particular revolver serial number 8446 is a Model 2 with the pointing hand motif on the Hartford barrel address. Matching serial numbers on cylinder, barrel and frame. One piece walnut grips. Includes correct partition fitted case with all accessories including an Eagle powder flask, brass bullet mold, nipple wrench, percussion cap tin, and correct key to case. CONDITION: Nice, clean, gun metal grey patina overall. Approximately 65% original blue on barrel, traces of original blue on frame. Tight crisp action. Case excellent overall. MKS 7,500 - 12,500

1270 - (A) CASED & NICKEL PLATED BRITISH PROOFED COLT MODEL 1851 NAVY SINGLE ACTION PERCUSSION REVOLVER. Manufacturer: Colt Model: 1851 Navy Serial No. 40394 Caliber/Bore: .36 Percussion Barrel Length: 7 - 1/2” FFL Status: Antique Serial number 40394, manufactured in 1854. Matching serial numbers on all major components except wedge marked 0731. Octagon barrel marked “-ADDRESS COL. COLT LONDON-” left side of frame marked “COLTS/PATENT”. Full nickel with one piece varnished walnut grips.

Backstrap inscribed “SAMMY FROM UNCLE JOHN” British proof marks on barrel and cylinder. Cylinder marked with roll die naval battle scene and “COLTS PATENT NO. 40394”. Cased in a walnut London case with green baize interior, fitted in the partition style. Nice original label inside lid marked, “Wm. Moore & Wm.Grey/Gun Manufacturers/To H.R.H. Prince Albert/43,Old Bond Street,/London”. Complete with blued two cavity unmarked bullet mold, powder flask marked “G & J.W. Hawksley/Sheffield”, blued L-shaped combination nipple wrench/screwdriver, Eley Bro’s percussion cap tin, and cleaning rod. Has correct case key. CONDITION: Revolver is fine overall with most nickel remaining, flaking on cylinder and barrel lug. Dents on right side of barrel around the wedge. Scattered dents and light corrosion along barrel flats. Some flaking on frame, trigger guard, and along backstrap inscription. Nice original unmolested screws. Grips showing most original varnish with light to moderate wear and a couple of scuffs through the varnish on the left side. Bore is near fine with some light to moderate pitting, strong rifling. Action is tight and crisp.

Case is fine overall showing moderate wear. Interior is clean and bright with minimum fading. Bullet mold is fine with most original blue. Powder flask is fine showing most original finish with a few light dents. Overall a very nice London cased Colt 1851 Navy. MKS 7,500 - 10,000

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1271 - (A) COLT 1849 POCKET PERCUSSION REVOLVER. Manufacturer: Colt Model: 1849 Pocket Serial No. 196629 Caliber/Bore: .31 Percussion Barrel Length: 6” FFL Status: Antique

Serial number 196629, manufactured in 1861. Matching serial numbers on all major components including the wedge and loading lever.

Desirable 6” barrel marked “ADDRESS COL SAM’L COLT NEW-YORK U.S. AMERICA”. Left side of frame marked “COLTS PATENT”. Backstrap inscribed “Capt. H.W. Deshler 15” Reg’t O.V.” Blue with case hardened frame, loading lever, and hammer. One piece varnished walnut grips.

Housed in a walnut partition fitted case marked “Manufactured and Sold by W.Kidder” along with “Patent Apr. 1854”. CONDITION: Fine overall with 90%+ bright original blue on barrel. 80% original blue on cylinder, strong roll die stagecoach holdup scene. 25-30% bright case color on frame loading lever and hammer. 30-40% original silver plating on trigger guard and backstrap. Original unmolested screws. One piece grips are excellent with most original varnish showing light wear. Walnut case is excellent overall showing light to moderate wear. Interior has an interesting label that reads “Alfred Woodham, Importer and Dealer in Guns and Sporting Implements of Every Kind, No. 160 Fulton Street New York”. Overall a high condition Model 1849 with desirable 6-inch barrel and Civil War period inscription. -MKS- 6,000 - 8,000

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1272 - (A) FINE AND RARE COLT BABY DRAGOON PERCUSSION REVOLVER WITH CASE AND ACCESSORIES. Manufacturer: Colt Model: Baby Dragoon Serial No. 7156 Caliber/Bore: .31 Rifled Barrel Length: 4” FFL Status: Antique

Desirable 4” barrel with two line “ADDRESS SAML COLT / NEW YORK CITY.” .31 caliber with straight rifling in barrel. Serial number 7156, manufactured in 1848. Brass pin front sight. “COLTS/PATENT” marking on left side of frame. 5-shot cylinder with with roll scene of U.S. Mounted Riflemen in combat with Comanche Indians. “Q” marking on bottom of trigger guard below serial number. Matching serial numbers on barrel, frame, trigger guard, backstrap, and cylinder. Blue finish on barrel and cylinder, case hardened frame and hammer, silver plated brass trigger guard and backstrap. Square back trigger guard. One piece varnished walnut grips. Single safety pin on cylinder breech, thin shoulders on trigger guard to grips. Short trigger, thin grip profile, cupped cylinder pin for loading ball into cylinder. Barrel address reads from breech to muzzle. Bevel lid, mahogany case fitted in partition style with dark blue interior, complete with correct Colts Patent powder flask with Eagle clutching Colt revolver, brass Colt Patent bullet mold, and Eley Bros. percussion cap tin labeled “Colt’s Pistol Caps”. CONDITION: Revolver fine overall, with 10-15% original blue on barrel turning a pleasing brown patina. 90-95% original silver plating on trigger guard and backstrap.

Strong cylinder scene. Nice unmolested screws. Most original varnish remaining on grips with scattered dents and scratches. Case has two cracks running width of the lid, overall solid with moderate wear. Interior is fine with moderate wear. Nice patina on powder flask and bullet mold.

Overall a very fine example of a scarce and desirable model Colt “Baby Dragoon”. -MKS- 5,000 - 8,000

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1273 - (A) FINE COLT BREVETTE 1851 NAVY REVOLVER WITH CASE AND ACCESSORIES. Manufacturer: Colt Brevette Model: 1851 Navy Serial No. 5412 Caliber/Bore: .36 Percussion Barrel Length: 7 - 1/4” FFL Status: Antique

Fine Belgian made copy of the venerable ’51 Navy with 7 - 1/4” rifled octagon barrel with mushroom shaped iron front sight & two line barrel marking “COLT / BREVETE”. It has six shot cylinder with oval “ELG” proof on rear edge between two nipples. Frame is unmarked with serial number on bottom front and front of trigger guard. It has silver-plated brass squareback trigger guard and backstrap and one piece walnut grip with flared butt. Accompanied by its original burgundy (bottom faded to green) velvet lined mahogany casing partitioned in bottom for revolver, a small copper two sided smooth flask with a nutcracker style dual cavity brass mold. Complete with oiler, cleaning rod, and spare nipples.

CONDITION: Fine to very fine. Barrel retains 93-95% glossy bright original blue with light freckling on right side and edge wear elsewhere.

There is a ding at muzzle and some hammer marks around wedge slot. Rammer and handle retain 80-85% faded original case colors. Cylinder retains 50-60% thin original blue with balance flaked to a light patina. Frame retains 60-70% faded case colors, hammer about 75%. Grip frame retains 50-60% strong silver. Grips are sound with a very few minor nicks and scratches and retain virtually all of its original bright varnish.

Mechanics are crisp, bore is very good. Screws are fine. Case is fine with light nicks and scratches on lid. Interior is good with moderate fading.

TDW 4,500 - 7,500

1274 - (A) COLT 1849 POCKET MODEL PERCUSSION REVOLVER. Manufacturer: Colt Model: 1848 Baby Dragoon Serial No. 13220 Caliber/Bore: .31 Rifled Barrel Length: 4” FFL Status: Antique

Serial number 13220 manufactured in 1850. Matching serial numbers on all major components including the wedge and loading lever. 4” barrel marked with two lines “ADDRESS SAM’L COLT / NEW-YORK CITY”. Left side of frame marked “COLTS PATENT” 5-shot cylinder with roll die stagecoach holdup scene. Squareback trigger guard. Beveled corners on trigger guard to grip transition. One piece varnish walnut grips.

Housed in a period walnut case fitted in the partition style, with “spurious” powder flask, correct brass bullet mold marked “COLTS PATENT” and percussion cap tin. CONDITION: Fine overall with 20-30% blue mixed with brown patina on barrel. Traces of blue on cylinder with strong roll-die scene. Most original silver plating on trigger guard and backstrap. One piece walnut grips are excellent with most original varnish showing little wear. Frame, loading lever, and hammer are mostly a dove grey patina. Case is made for a round trigger guard gun. Exterior is fine showing most original varnish, navy blue interior is bright and clean. Case is from a later period than revolver. Overall a clean honest Model 1849 Pocket.

-MKS- 4,000 - 6,000 1275 - (A) HIGH CONDITION FACTORY CASED COLT MODEL 1849 POCKET. Manufacturer: Colt Model: 1849 Pocket Serial No. 321505 Caliber/Bore: .31 Percussion Barrel Length: 4” FFL Status: Antique

Serial number 321505, manufactured 1870, matching numbers on all major components, including wedge. 4” barrel, marked in single line “ ADDRESS COL. SAML NEW-YORK US AMERICA”. Blue with case hardened frame, loading lever, and hammer. Silver plated brass trigger guard and backstrap. Frame and cylinder marked “COLT PATENT”. Trigger guard marked on left side “31 CAL”. One piece varnished walnut grips.

Blue with case hardened frame, loading lever, and hammer. Housed in a walnut case with burgundy color partition fitted interior. Includes correct powder flask, bullet mold, combination nipple wrench, and percussion cap tin. Correct case key. CONDITION: Excellent plus overall with 95-98% bright high polish blue on barrel. Approximately 85-90% bright blue on cylinder with balance tuning a pleasing patina. Approximately 95+% bright original case color on frame, loading lever, and hammer. All original unmolested screws. One piece walnut grips are nearly new with most all original varnish remaining, one light scuff on right side. Bore is excellent with bright straight grove rifling. Approximately 50% original silver plating on trigger guard, backstrap a pleasing mustard color patina. Walnut case is fine with small crack on right from corner of lid. Interior shows moderate wear with one are of cloth missing at barrel rest. Overall an exceptional example of desirable 4” 1849 Pocket Model, would be most difficult to improve on. -MKS- 4,000 - 6,000

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1276 - (A) EARLY SECOND MODEL COLT 1851 NAVY PERCUSSION REVOLVER (1850).

Manufacturer: Colt Model: 1851 Navy Serial No. 1356 Caliber/Bore: .36 Percussion Barrel Length: 7 - 1/2” FFL Status: Antique

This is a fine example of a first year production Navy, early 2nd model with the wedge below the screw. This is the small brass, nickle plated squareback trigger guard. It features the small dovetail front sight. It bears all matching serial numbers including wedge and rammer. Total production of this early model is estimated at 2800 units. Frame has the Colt Patent stamp. and Colt barrel address. CONDITION: The naval scene on cylinder is 70% visible with some minor pitting. The top of the barrel also shows some light pitting. Metal is basically a clean soft patina with no original color or blue visible. Grips are excellent. Rifling is sharp and action is fine. DB 2,500 - 5,000

1277 - (A) COLT 1851 NAVY PERCUSSION REVOLVER. Manufacturer: Colt Model: 1851 Navy Serial No. 1348 Caliber/Bore: .36 Rifled Barrel Length: 7 - 1/2” FFL Status: Antique

This is a fine example of a first year production Navy, early Second Model with the wedge below the screw. This is the small brass squareback trigger guard with traces of original plating. It features the small cone front sight. It bears all matching serial numbers except wedge, which is not numbered. Total production of this early model is estimated at 2800 units. Frame has the Colt Patent stamp. and Colt barrel address.

CONDITION: The naval scene on cylinder is 30% visible. Metal is basically a clean soft patina with no original color or blue visible. Grips are excellent. Rifling is sharp and action is fine. DB 3,500 - 5,000

1278 - (A) 1851 NAVY COLT WITH LOT OF FAMILY ITEMS BELONGING TO NELSON STODDARD. Manufacturer: Colt Model: 1851 Navy Serial No. 166920 Caliber/Bore: .36 Rifled Barrel Length: 7 - 1/2” FFL Status: Antique

This entire lot came in its entirety from the family of Civil War veteran Nelson Stoddard of the 27th New Jersey Volunteers. It comes with a civilian Colt Model 1851, a short sword that family history reputes was brought home by Stoddard after Gettysburg, two period books including “New Jersey Troops in the Gettysburg Campaign” and “The Life of Abraham Lincoln”, a bullet mold, two Bibles, two nearly full family photograph albums, dining set of cup, plate, and three utensils, and a binder full of letters, commissions, and early paperwork. There are two CDV photographs of Medal of Honor winner George Washington Mindil of the 27th New Jersey and Samuel Dennis, Captain of Company H, a copper printing block, deck of Civil War playing cards inside a folding cribbage board comprising 50 of 52 cards. The Colt was made in 1863, standard features include octagon barrel, 40% remaining naval scene on cylinder, six shot, single action. Case color frame has darkened, fine one piece walnut grips, half moon added front sight, brass trigger guard and backstrap. CONDITION: The trigger guard is slightly deformed.

All metal is a clean soft patina with strong legends. All matching numbers including wedge. grips are excellent. Strong bore with some erosion. It is always historically significant when you can look into the life of an identified Civil War soldier and this collection is loaded with period pieces from the family and appropriate documents of the era. DB 3,500 - 4,500 176

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1279 - (A) COLT 1849 POCKET PERCUSSION REVOLVER. Manufacturer: Colt Model: 1849 Pocket Serial No. 143678 Caliber/Bore: .31 Rifled Barrel Length: 5” FFL Status: Antique

Serial number 143678, manufactured in 1858. Serial numbers match on all major components including the wedge and loading lever. 5-inch barrel marked two-line “ADDRESS SAM’L COLT / NEW YORK CITY”. 5-shot cylinder with roll die stagecoach holdup scene. Frame marked on left side “COLTS PATENT”. One piece varnished walnut grips. Blue with case hardened frame, hammer, and loading lever. Silver plated brass trigger guard and backstrap. Housed in a period walnut case fitted in the partition style. Includes powder flask, bullet mold, combination nipple wrench, and two each percussion cap tins. CONDITION: Very good overall with 10-15% original blue mixed with brown patina on barrel, with numerous dents and dings on right side around wedge. Cylinder mostly brown with a legible stagecoach hold up scene. Hammer, loading lever, and hammer mostly brown patina. Most original silver plate remaining on trigger guard and backstrap with scattered corrosion. Grips are excellent with most original varnish showing light wear. Case exterior is excellent with most original varnish. Burgundy color interior shows moderate to heavy wear with fading. Bullet mold mostly a grey/brown patina. Powder flask is a dark mustard patina with large dent on backside and seam split on one side. Overall a nice honest Model 1849 Pocket. -MKS- 3,000 - 4,000

1280 - (A) FINE CONDITION CIVILIAN COLT 1860 ARMY PERCUSSION REVOLVER. Manufacturer: Colt Model: 1860 Army Serial No. 176802 Caliber/Bore: .44 Percussion Barrel Length: 8” FFL Status: Antique

Colt Civilian Model 1860 Army Percussion Revolver. Caliber .44 percussion, 8” round barrel, blue, casehardened, and silver finish, walnut grips.

Manufactured in 1868. The revolver has the one-line New York address on top of the barrel, the standard naval battle scene on the cylinder, “COLTS-PATENT” on the left side of the frame, “44 CAL”, on the left trigger guard shoulder and a one piece grip. Matching numbers are found on the frame, barrel, trigger guard, backstrap and arbor pin. The wedge is unnumbered. Though metallic cartridges became more widely available after the Civil War, percussion revolvers remained popular even after the Colt Single Action Army was introduced. CONDITION: Fine. The revolver retains 30% plus original blue finish (strongest on the barrel) with strong patterns of original case colors, mostly visible in the protected areas, otherwise a smooth brown patina. Nearly all of the cylinder scene remains. The trigger guard retains traces of aged darkened original silver in the protected areas. The grips are very fine with a scratch (left side) and some minor pressure dents and scratches. Most of the original varnish remains. Mechanically excellent. Strong rifling with minor abrasion. 3,000 - 4,000

1281 - (A) CIVIL WAR COLT 1851 NAVY PERCUSSION REVOLVER. Manufacturer: Colt Model: 1851 Navy Serial No. 94541 Caliber/Bore: .36 Rifled Barrel Length: 7 - 1/2”

Manufactured 1860 with traditional octagon barrel post front sight and one piece walnut grips. Matching numbers with exception of wedge. 6 shot .36 caliber percussion revolver with naval scene embellished cylinder and silver plated brass trigger guard and backstrap. Single line Colt Hartford barrel address. CONDITION: Good as found with even plum patina finish overall. Action functions properly, bore is dark with strong rifling. Trigger guard and backstrap have traces of silver plate finish remaining. Grips are very fine with traces of original varnish. Iconic Civil war revolver. TDW 1,500 - 2,500

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1282 - (A) VERY RARE AND DESIRABLE US NAVY ELGIN CUTLASS PISTOL. Manufacturer: Elgin Model: Cutlass Serial No. 147 Caliber/Bore: .54 Smoothbore Barrel Length: 5” FFL Status: Antique

The Elgin cutlass pistol is one of the most desirable US Martial handguns. It is the only combination gun ever issued by a branch of the US Military.

Additionally, it is the first officially used US percussion handgun. The Bowie blade was made by A.P. Ames of Springfield. Only 150 of these imposing weapons were issued specifically for the Wilkes South Sea Exploring Expedition. The Bowie blade measures 11” and is 2” wide, the overall length approximately 17”. The octagonal barrel with steel foresight properly marked “ELGINS PATENT INSPECTOR P. M. CBA DATED 1837”. Serial number 147 on left flat, frame with box lock action, serial numbered 147, stamped “C.D. ALLEN, SPRINGFIELD MASS.”. One piece on the grip, steel knuckle guard and trigger guard. CONDITION: Barrel and Bowie blade with brown finish over minor pitting, frame in similar condition to Bowie and barrel, hammer with old pitting does not appear to be refinished, although appears to have some repair to hammer nozzle. Walnut grip with extremely minor split at butt and old varnish. Certainly one of the rarest and most sought after of all American single shot Martial pistols. To own a genuine Elgin cutlass pistol has been the goal of every serious Martial collector for the last century. MZ 10,000 - 15,000

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1283 - (A) A HANDSOME MAASTRICHT STYLE DUTCH WHEELLOCK PISTOL, WITH CHARACTERISTIC HELMETED WARRIOR CARVED IN THE ROUND. Manufacturer: European Model: Wheellock Pistol Caliber/Bore: .54 Smoothbore Barrel Length: 14â&#x20AC;?

FFL Status: Antique

Amongst the most desirable of all wheellock pistols are those with full ivory stocks emanating from Holland. Present pistol is a full ivory stock with splendid warriorâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s head butt with helmet decorated with dragons on each side and the reverse with feathers and a grotesque face. The eyes inlaid in ebony. The barrel, of Spanish form, finely engraved at breech with Dutch foliage. The trigger guard of brass engraved en suite.

The band securing the stock finely engraved. Three side nails holding the lock characteristic of Dutch pistols. The lock itself superbly engraved with Dutch flowers. Sliding pan. The delicate hammer engraved. The wheel itself with Dutch type stud and engraved. The trigger split in order to provide spring tension, characteristic of wheellock pistols. The ivory stock, finely carved, with false sideplate. The head itself well rendered throughout. CONDITION: Barrel is smooth with no pitting. Engraving is excellent. Lock is excellent. Bore is fine. Interior has all functioning parts.

Sliding pan cover is excellent and operates properly. Stock itself shows considerable age with the usual expected cracking, the most serious occurring from the front side nail through to the lock but not all the way through. The carved head itself with age cracks but mostly intact. The brass trigger guard and collar with fine old patina. PROVENANCE: Previously sold for nearly $29,000 at Morphy Auctions, Lot 306, September 2015. From the Estate of Dr. Louis C. March, Jr. CF A Dutch Ivory Stock Flintlock sold also by Morphy auctions as Lot 330 in October 2018. MZ 15,000 - 25,000

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1284 - (A) OVERSIZED MORRIL, MOSMAN, & BLAIR PERCUSSION SINGLE SHOT CUTLASS PISTOL WITH 12” BOWIE KNIFE BLADE. Manufacturer: Morril, Mosman & Blair Model: Cutlass Caliber/Bore: .36 Rifled Barrel Length: 6” FFL Status: Antique

This unusually large cutlass pistol with Bowie blade, nearly the size of the more famous Wilkes South Sea Expedition cutlass pistol by Elgin, has a full 12” long blade that is 1 - 5/16” wide. It is unmarked but obviously genuine and more importantly is accompanied by its original scabbard.

CONDITION: Barrel is mostly smooth brown metal with some pitting mostly on left side, massive Bowie blade with minor pitting, slightly heavier towards the point. Frame with minor pitting but mostly grey metal. Figured walnut flattened bag butt with some overvarnish, secured with steel straps extending from original frame. Action functions. Rifled bore is good and will clean better. Massive pistol is 18 - 1/2” overall. Original leather scabbard is alligatored and somewhat tender, missing a piece just forward of where the barrel would insert. Chape and locket of proper construction but possibly later, as they show no appreciable wear, although they are made properly. This is a most impressive Morril, Mosman and Blair cutlass pistol, larger than any mentioned in Flayderman’s, knife length usually 8 - 3/4” to 9 - 1/2”, present example exceeds that considerably. MZ 5,000 - 7,000

1285 - (A) RARE VERY LARGE SINGLE SHOT PERCUSSION CUTLASS PISTOL BY C.B. ALLEN. Manufacturer: C.B. Allen Model: Cutlass Caliber/Bore: .60 Rifled Barrel Length: 6 - 3/8” FFL Status: Antique

This Allen cutlass pistol has a 12” long by 1-7/8” wide blade, reminiscent of the Martial cutlass pistols made for the Wilkes South Sea Expedition.

The octagonal barrel is unmarked, blade is unmarked, box lock plain. Numbered on bolster “4”. Frame mounted with a 4” long steel belt hook.

Plain walnut bag-type grip. CONDITION: Barrel and frame have heavy varnish over old pitting, Bowie blade with heavy varnish over old brown finish with pitting. Trigger appears to be an old replacement, gun will not cock properly, grip is good with old varnish, no major splits, cracks, or losses; only minor marks. Brass front sight is an old replacement. Bore is fair. This is a very large cutlass pistol, 17” overall, the same dimension as the Wilkes South Sea cutlass pistol. A most impressive Bowie knife percussion pistol. MZ 4,000 - 6,000

1286 - (A) SCARCE MORRIL, MOSMAN & BLAIR PERCUSSION CUTLASS PISTOL WITH ORIGINAL SHEATH. Manufacturer: Morril, Mosman & Blair Model: Cutlass Serial No. 32 Caliber/Bore: .34 Rifled Barrel Length: 2 - 7/8” FFL Status: Antique

This rare example, with 6” long and 1-1/8” wide Bowie blade, is serial number 32 and conforms to Flayderman 7C-015, unmarked as most are.

CONDITION: Barrel is varnished over aged brown. Bowie blade is varnished over aged brown and shows minor pitting. Frame varnished over aged brown, as is hammer. Walnut grip is varnished and has fairly large chip missing from left side behind action. Hammer nozzle with minor damage. Action is good. Rifled bore is fair. The leather sheath, which is almost never encountered with nickel silver locket and brass chape, leather is slightly alligatored but appears to have considerable original finish with very tight stitching and no significant damage. These rare little Bowie knife pistols are almost never encountered with sheathes and this adds to their already considerable desirability. MZ 3,000 - 5,000

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1287 - (A) FANTASTIC AND UNTOUCHED DIMINUTIVE SAMUEL STULL SIGNED PERCUSSION KENTUCKY RIFLE DATED 1850 AND DECORATED WITH 28 ENGRAVED SILVER INLAYS. Manufacturer: Samuel Stull Model: Percussion Kentucky Caliber/Bore: .32 Rifled Barrel Length: 37 - 3/8” FFL Status: Antique Samuel Stull was an Ohio gunsmith who lived between 1808 and 1907. He was a farmer and a gunsmith and began making rifles at a very young age, reportedly at age 12. He spent his entire life on a farm located about 1 - 3/4 miles south of Millwood in Knox County, Ohio. He reportedly used to walk to Canton and purchase barrel blanks, which he carried home on his back. He likely farmed in the summer and practiced gunsmithing during the winter months. In 1952, 125 Stull rifles were on exhibit at the Mt. Vernon Armory. This rifle is likely his masterpiece. The full octagon rifled barrel features a brass dovetailed front sight with silver blade. The rear sight is an adjustable ramp sight. Top flat is signed “S * Stull” in script, in a banner surrounded by ornate scrolls. The barrel tang is also decorated with scrolls. The fine, flat, handmade percussion lockplate has a finely executed roped border and is engraved with scrolls. The hammer is engraved en suite. The bolster is decorated with two roped relief rings. The brass patchbox is in the style of Bedford County, Pennsylvania and had five half moon piercings. It is engraved with roped borders and floral scrollwork with tulips on the lid. The long, three stage toeplate is retains by seven screws, between each is engraved a shaded scroll. The rifle features double set triggers and a fine trigger guard with chased relief panels, scrolls, and engraved designs. A brass wearplate extends from the front of the trigger guard the entire way to the ramrod entry ferrule. It is shaped and engraved with vines bearing flowers, a series of crossed arrows, and other borders and floral designs. The ramrod entry ferrule has an engraved tulip on the tang. In front of the brass buttplate tang there is a long German silver comb wearplate, retained by small silver pins and engraved with scrolls and floral designs. There are a total of 28 solid sterling silver inlays, all of which were engraved. Some of these designs include ‘C’ scrolls, hearts, half moons, and on each side closest to the muzzle is a sleeved hand with thumb pointed upward and index finger pointed forward. As the lock is retained by a screw on the front, the faux silver sideplate is in the shape of a ribbon and decorated with checkered panels and shading. The ovoid silver wrist escutcheon is decorated with a border and dated 1850. Above the cheekpiece is a large, silver, ovoid inlay engraved with a well executed patriotic eagle with tulips on each side of its head. Behind the cheek piece there is an inlay on an engraved and detailed cocked percussion pistol. This pistol is composed of seven separate pieces, including silver sights, hammer, trigger, and trigger guard. The pistol is engraved with scrollwork and designs and has a brass ramrod, just as this rifle has a brass ramrod. About 1/4” from the muzzle is an inlaid silver ball being shot from the pistol. Below the pistol there are two large rattlesnakes inlaid into the stock and profusely decorated with scales; one his a silver tongue in its mouth, separately inlaid. The brass nosecap is engraved with ‘C’ scroll designs which mimic the engraved silver inlays on the forestock. The rifle is complete with its original brass ramrod. The full length, highly figured, maple stock is relief and incised carved in front of the lock and sideplate with three gadrooned panels on each side. There are also shaped relief panels around the lockplate and sideplate, as well as a relief comb. The highly relief cheek piece is also molded. There are two incised scrolls, one on each side of the ramrod entry ferrule and panels between each silver inlay along the forend on both sides. CONDITION: This beautiful rifle belonged to the consignor’s late father and was stored in a closet in Massachusetts for as long as she can remember (over 55 years).

It is in untouched, attic condition with no polishing or restoration. Very good condition overall with no missing inlays, damage, or alterations. The barrel retains a light brown patina with sharp edges and crisp engraving. The sight ramp is now absent.

The original percussion lock retains a matching patina, shows no pitting or corrosion, and functions well. Brass is complete unpolished and retains a dark mustard patina. Engraving on all inlays and hardware shows little or no use. The silver inlays all retain a dark, unpolished patina. The stock retains all of its dry, original finish and shows only a couple light storage marks. This diminutive rifle, signed and dated, with inlaid rattlesnakes and a pistol, is almost certainly Samuel Stall’s masterpiece and worthy of the finest Kentucky rifle collection. DG 20,000 - 40,000

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1288 - (A) EXTREMELY SCARCE & HIGH CONDITION SAMUEL HAWKEN PERCUSSION RIFLE. Manufacturer: Samuel Hawkins Model: Hawken Half Stock Rifle Caliber/Bore: .50 Rifled Barrel Length: 31 - 1/4” FFL Status: Antique

Samuel Hawken of St. Louis is arguably the most famous pre-Civil War rifle maker of the now famous half stock so called Hawken Rifle. He was so famous, in fact, that the halfstock rifles, regardless of maker, became known throughout the frontier as simply a Hawken rifle. Samuel had established his own enterprise in Xenia, Ohio, but after the death of his wife and father, he relocated to St. Louis, where he formed a fresh business, separate to that of Lakenan (his earlier partner) and his older brother Jacob. The Hawken brothers became partners, however, after Lakenan’s death. Jacob Hawken died in 1849 and Samuel continued with the business on his own. In 1855, he retired and passed the shop to his son William, and William’s business partner Tristram Campbell. Samuel Hawken died on May 9th, 1884, at the age of 92, in St. Louis. The top flat on the heavy octagon barrel on this rifle is simply stamped “S. Hawken St.Louis” which would indicate that this rifle was built after Jacob’s death which dates it from 1849-1855. The rifle bears no other markings. It is a typical Hawken in all respects. Features include a 31 - 1/4” heavy octagon barrel. Actual bore measures approximately .50 caliber. Typical walnut halfstock with cheekpiece. Brass furniture includes trigger guard, nose cap, buttplate, and rear rod retainer. Triggers are double set. Sights are a wind drift rear and rocky mountain front blade. CONDITION: All iron parts a homogeneous soft patina. Legends are sharp as are edges. Set trigger is working. Rifling is sharp and clean. Stocks have darkened with age and has usual handling marks but free of cracks or chips. A very high condition and scarce original Hawken that would be hard to improve on as it is the best example we have ever seen or offered. A rifle that truly represents the early Westward Expansion. DB 20,000 - 30,000

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1289 - (A) LOT OF FOUR IMPORTANT DANIEL BORDER SIGNED GROUPING OF ITEMS INCLUDING PERCUSSION KENTUCKY RIFLE, SOLID SILVER GEORGE WASHINGTON PLAQUE, LOCK, AND DAY BOOK OF BEDFORD COUNTY GUNSMITH DANIEL BORDER Manufacturer: Daniel Border Model: Percussion Kentucky Caliber/Bore: .40 Rifled Barrel Length: 43 - 1/4” FFL Status: Antique

This fine and important lot of Daniel Border signed and made items comes directly from a descendant of the well known Bedford County, Pennsylvania gunsmith. The lot is comprised of (A) A fine double signed, original percussion rifle by Daniel Border. The full length octagonal barrel has an engraved brass dovetailed sight block with a silver blade front sight and iron rear sight. The rifle is inscribed on the top flat “D Border.

Bedford. Pa”. The original percussion lockplate is decorated with rocker panel designs and the center is inscribed with a large “DB”. It has a classic Bedford County hammer and is fitted with double set triggers. The plain brass furniture includes a four piece patchbox with classic Bedford County finial. Classic three screw flat brass Bedford County sideplate. Full length figured maple stock of classic Bedford County form. Complete with its original ramrod. CONDITION: Barrel retains a grey patina with some corrosion at breech and around bolster. Signature excellent and edges are crisp. Lock retains an even grey patina and functions correctly. The brass furniture retains a mellow mustard patina and shows very little wear. The stock is excellent and retains an old finish with only a few scattered marks and a crack at the toe. The rifle is in very good condition overall. (B) Brass lock inscribed “Daniel Border. / BEDFORD PA. U.S.A.” above the key hole. The lock measures 2 - 1/16” x 3”. The back shows an intricate and well made locking mechanism of brass. CONDITION: The lock is in excellent condition and may have never been used. It retains a mellowing patina. (C) Masterfully engraved silver plaque with gilt overlays inscribed “George Washington. / Born February 22, 1732; / Died December 14, 1799. / Aged 67 Years, 8 Months, And 20 Days. / Engraved By, D. Border”. The plaque measures 8 - 1/4” x 4 - 1/8” and is of solid sterling silver. The corners are engraved with floral designs on a stippled gilt ground. CONDITION: Excellent, showing nearly no wear.

Mounted in a lidded wooden display box with a glass lid, lined with brown velour. These three objects show the diversity that Daniel Border was capable of, as well as his masterful engraving capabilities and mechanical genius. (D) Book of Daniel Border. 8” x 6 - 1/2” x 3/8”. Cardboard front and back covers with a leather spine. The day book starts January 1st of 1872 and goes until August of 1873. The book records each transaction that Daniel Border did, the amount he was paid, and the person he did the work for. It shows work including engraving, watch making, watch cleaning, watch repairs, and other jeweler transactions. CONDITION: Very good with some wear to the cover. This is an important grouping of items from a very famous Bedford County jeweler and gunsmith. DG 15,000 - 25,000

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1290 - (A) FINE AND ORNATE SILVER MOUNTED PERCUSSION RIFLE SIGNED TRYON, PHILADELPHIA. Manufacturer: Tryon Model: Percussion Rifle Caliber/Bore: .44 Rifled Barrel Length: 32” FFL Status: Antique This elaborate and highly decorated rifle displays the high quality work that Tryon was capable of. The full length octagonal barrel is decorated with Damascus finish and a steel rib is mounted on the bottom with two German silver ramrod ferrules. The front sight is German silver and the rear sight is an adjustable ramp sight decorated with finely executed scrollwork. The hooked patent breech is decorated with four inlaid gold bands and a serial of foliate scrolls. The top flat has a gold inlaid banner neatly inscribed “Tryon” and the barrel itself is inscribed “Philadelphia” in decorative lettering. The back action percussion lockplate is profusely engraved with detailed scrollwork on a checkered ground and is inlaid with a gold oval, inscribed “TRYON”. The percussion clean-out is also gold. The rifle features a single set trigger mounted on a German silver floorplate. The coin silver four piece patchbox has seven piercings and is profusely and professionally engraved with foliate scrollwork and borders. The lid features a floral cornucopia and all of the nine screw heads are decorated. Buttplate tang decorated en suite with an extension showing two dog’s heads below a floral arrangement. The left side of the buttstock has a large silver inlay with four piercings and decorated with foliate scrollwork en suite. The floorplate is decorated with scrolls and has two piercings as well as a doe lying down engraved on the spare nipple reservoir. Forward the toeplate in a second inalid piece of silver with another lidded reservoir. The elaborate trigger guard is engraved with acanthus leaf and scroll designs and terminates in the front with an engraved urn finial. There is also a silver wearplate profusely engraved en suite. The silver end cap is engraved with floral decoration. Both shaped and engraved barrel key wedges are also of silver. On the left side of the wrist there is a gold escutcheon with vacant inscription. Along both edges of the forend there are strips of molded silver which are fastened by small silver pins. The full length figured walnut stock shows finely checkered shaped panels on each side of the wrist and a relief carved cheekpiece on the left side. CONDITION: Barrel retains much of its original brown Damascus finish. Edges are sharp and engraving is crisp. One minor loss to one of the gold bands at breech. Lock is crisp and functions well, showing generous traces of case hardened finish, with the remainder faded to grey. Silver shows a mellow patina with no wear to engraving. Stock is very good with one small crack on the left side, slightly in front of the lock retaining screw. A beautiful, extremely high quality Philadelphia percussion rifle. DMG 6,000 - 9,000

1291 - (A) SHARPS MODEL 1874 HUNTERS RIFLE Manufacturer: Sharps Rifle Company Model: 1874 Hunter Serial No. 160160 Caliber/Bore: .40-70 Sharps Bottleneck Barrel Length: 26” FFL Status: Antique According to Frank Sellers, the Hunters Rifle was the cheapest of the sporting grade Sharps at $30 for the standard 26” barrel. This example, serial number 160160, was one of only 451 total, manufactured at the Bridgeport factory. Accompanying the rifle is a factory archival letter signed by Richard Labowskie on April 26, 2000 documenting the rifle was shipped March 26, 1877 along with five other .40 caliber Hunter’s Rifles and five .45 caliber carbines to Carlos Grove & Sons, Denver, Colorado, at a price of $28. Standard 26” round barrel marked caliber .40 on top, with right side marked 70 1-11/16. “OLD Reliable” with Bridgeport address. Blade front with Lawrence combination buckhorn express ladder rear sight. CONDITION: Very good overall with a period refinished rust blue barrel with nearly all of reapplied finish remaining. Light barrel address and markings. Bore is fine with strong rifling. Frame has traces of case colors turning a dove grey patina overall. Stock shows minimal wear with the exception of a repaired broken wrist. Added finish to stock and forend. Overall a clean and attractive Sharps Rifle. MKS 8,500 - 12,500

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1292 - (A) SHARPS MODEL 1874 SPORTING RIFLE. Manufacturer: Sharps Rifle Co. Model: 1874 Serial No. 154960 Caliber/Bore: .44-77 Barrel Length: 30” FFL Status: Antique

Serial number 154960, manufactured in 1875 at the Sharps factory located in Hartford Connecticut. Sporting rifle configuration with plain, straight grip oil finished stock and forearm with Hartford style pewter tip. Heavy weight 30” round barrel measuring over 1 - 1/4 inches at the breech marked “SHARPS RIFLE MANUFG. CO. HARTFORD CONN.” and “CALIBRE 44” at breech. Blue barrel with casehardened receiver, hammer, and lever. Total weight of rifle 13 pounds. Military style casehardened buttplate. Globe front sight, R.S. Lawrence combination express rear sight and Sharps mid-range tang sight. Single trigger. Accompanying rifle is a Sharps archival letter dated June 21,1991, signed by R.L. Moore JR. MD. documenting configuration and being shipped to Sharps dealer, E.E. Eaton, Chicago, IL. on September 28, 1875. Letter goes on to say “The round barrel sporter is a relative rarity”. CONDITION: Excellent overall with 98% original rust blue on barrel. Bright shiny bore with excellent rifling. Receiver show traces of case color turned a dove grey patina. Wood is excellent showing light to moderate wear with light dings a scratches. All original unmolested screws. Overall a very clean and desirable heavyweight round barrel “sporter”. -MKS- 12,500 - 17,500

1293 - (A) EXTREMELY RARE MODEL 1875 LEE VERTICAL ACTION SINGLE SHOT MILITARY RIFLE Manufacturer: Remington Model: 1875 Verticle Lee Serial No. 125 Caliber/Bore: .45-70 Government Barrel Length: 32 - 5/8” FFL Status: Antique Another invention from the fertile mind of James Paris Lee, this rifle was produced at Springfield Armory in about 1875. Congress had appropriated $10,000 for the development of this rifle but after only 143 were produced the funds ran out and the project was never refunded.

With that limited production it makes this one of the most rare of all military rifles. Rifle is described as having a 32 - 5/8” barrel with barleycorn front sight/bayonet lug for socket bayonet and a Trapdoor Springfield 1,200 yard ladder rifle rear sight. Mounted in a full length, one piece, uncheckered walnut stock with two bands and blued steel nose cap. Upper band has both stacking and sling loops with corresponding sling loop in front of the trigger guard. Bottom of forestock is slotted for a partially concealed trapdoor-style slotted head ramrod. Left side of the wrist has the “ESA” (Erskine S. Allin) cartouche and bottom of the stock has the circle “P” stock inspector cartouche. Top tang is stamped “U.S.” and patent date. Action is most unusual with Martini-style breech block that is opened by striking the rear face of the hammer spur with the heel of one’s hand which causes the front of the breech block to lower and if sufficient force is exerted the empty cartridge casing will be ejected. At that point the breech block is locked open and is allowed to close only when a cartridge is loaded into the chamber and the rim of the casing depresses the extractor. The hammer is then cocked and fired in the normal manner. Very few of these rare rifles have survived today and are found only in the most advanced Springfield Collections or museums. CONDITION: Excellent. Barrel retains 92-93% strong original blue showing wear only around the muzzle from bayonet installation and a storage rub that has turned chocolate 10” from muzzle; receiver and top tang retain about 95% original blue with losses at high points from light period use. Breech block and hammer retain virtually all of the arsenal finish with about a 10% loss at high points. Stock is superb with most all arsenal finish remaining. Vivid, crisp cartouche as well as circle “P” inspection to rear of trigger guard. Serial number 125 is observed on trigger group, hammer, sear and left side of upper tang. Mechanics are fine, brilliant shiny bore. This is one of the finest examples we have observed. TDW 6,000 - 8,500

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1294 - (A) MUSEUM QUALITY SHARPS MODEL 1868 CARTRIDGE CONVERSION CARBINE Manufacturer: Sharps Model: 1868 Cartridge Conversion Serial No. 92488 Caliber/Bore: .50-70 Barrel Length: 22” FFL Status: Antique Immediately post Civil War the United States government looked for ways to implement the more reliable self contained cartridges in the existing and abundantly available firearms that our military had on hand. Numerous different adaptations and conversions where tried and tested. This near new condition Sharps 1863 carbine is one of the 31,098 such Sharps converted to the metallic self contained .50-70 Government cartridge.

Rifles and carbines alike were chosen based upon their existing condition. The percussion/paper cartridge variations of the Sharps had their receivers modified so they would accept an extractor. The breech block was replaced with a new updated variation that utilized a firing pin and was slotted for the new extractor. The hammers were replaced with new hammers without the percussion cap dome. Barrels were either bored out and lined with a .50 caliber insert or if the bores were in prime condition just left on the receiver and chambered for the new cartridge. Metal surfaces were refinished in the appropriate rust blue or case colored as needed. These newly upgraded rifles and carbines were then almost immediately issue to western bound troops for the then ongoing Indian conflicts. CONDITION: Extremely fine. The receiver, lock plate hammer, buttplate, and lever retain most all of their vivid case colors. The bore is the three groove variation and is bright and shiny with razor sharp rifling. The butt stock and forearms are virtually unissued and show little or no use. The butt stock has a crisp DFC cartouche within the wavy oblong box. Most all screws have their bright nitre finish and little evidence of ever having been turned. A minute chip of wood is missing at the toe. This is an exceptional Indian Wars Sharps carbine that would be extremely difficult to improve up. TDW 5,000 - 7,000

1295 - (A) CIVIL WAR ERA WHITWORTH B SERIES .451 HEXAGONAL BORE SHARPSHOOTERS OR TARGET RIFLE. Manufacturer: Whitworth Model: B series Serial No. B678 Caliber/Bore: .451 Rifled Barrel Length: 33” FFL Status: Antique During the Civil War, long range sniping came to its fore. The Confederate Army had ordered approximately 250 Whitworth rifles, at a cost of $1,000 in gold per rifle with 1,000 rounds of ammunition each. Many of these documented Confederate “sniper” used rifles were outfitted with a Davidson telescopic sight and were of “2nd Quality” with two barrel bands. It has been noted that Union General Sedgwick fell victim to a head shot from a sniper using a Whitworth rifle on May 8, 1864. Shortly before General Sedgwick was killed he scolded some of his men for ducking gun fire, telling them that “they couldn’t hit an elephant at this distance.” This particular gun is of the same general style as those used during the Civil War by Confederate sharpshooters, to great effect. Three band configuration with minimal line engraving around the lock, undoubtedly made for use as a military rifle. No provision for a bayonet. Sling swivel on the front band and at the rear of the trigger guard tang. Checkered fore and aft. Matching numbers on barrel and trigger guard. Hexagonal bore with original correct ramrod. There is a lock mounted hammer safety. Crown over “W” on the rear of the lock, marked “WHITWORTH” towards the front of the lock above the safety. “WHITWORTH PATENT” on the top of the barrel, along with the standard “52” Birmingham commercial proofs and serial number. “BEST” is engraved on the trigger guard tang between the two screws. There is a piece of metal, most likely for a nipple protector with split ring and chain, mounted under the front of the trigger guard which appears to be a contemporary add on. The target adjustable front sight and possibly the wrist mounted Vernier rear sight are of a newer vintage. The wrist mounted Vernier sight does show age to it. The barrel mounted rear sight ladder is very plain but appears to have been on this gun for a very long time. Stamped into the bottom of the stock between the front of the trigger guard and forend checkering is “NATCHEZ”. The tops of the letters are worn, and bottoms of the letters are sharp. This marking is not original to the gun, nor of the period during which it was in use and has been added in more recent times. CONDITION: Very good with approximately 40% original case colors on breech plug. 10% faded case colors on the lock. Barrel has about 10-15% original brown near the breech, mixed with an even age patina and some very minor pitting. There is a fair amount of original blue on the rear and middle bands. All markings are clear and sharp. Wood is very good with dings and handling marks consistent with age, original untouched checkering is sharp. The buttplate has some pitting, mostly towards the top screw. Ramrod has light pitting. Action is crisp. The bore is dirty with distinct rifling showing some wear. GR 10,000 - 15,000 186

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1296 - (A)HIGH CONDITION REMINGTON HEPBURN NO. 3 LONG RANGE CREEDMOOR RIFLE. Manufacturer: Remington Model: Hepburn Serial No. 110 Caliber/Bore: .44 (2.6”) Barrel Length: 34 FFL Status: Antique Made between 1880-1907 with only a few hundred produced. Named after the international rifle range on Long Island, New York. The name “Creedmoor” became synonymous among competition shooters as an extremely accurate long range rifle. This High Condition No. 3 Hepburn serial number 110, has a half octagon, round barrel. Chambered in .44 (2.6 inch). Barrel marked “E.Remington & Sons. Ilion. N.Y.” Long range Vernier sight with tang and heel (stock) mounted sight base, spirit level adjustable globe front sight. Rounded pistol grip with checkering. Forearm with pewter tip. CONDITION: Excellent+ with approximately 97% original blue on barrel with light scattered oxidation. Nearly all original blue on sights. Frame is superlative, with most all of the original bright case color on both sides of frame and lever. Most all bright high polish blue on hammer and rolling block. Bore is near mint. Wood shows very little wear and has most all original varnish. All original unmolested screws. Overall a rarity in both configuration and condition, would be most difficult to improve upon. MKS 12,500 - 17,500

1297 - (A) REMINGTON NO. 2 DELUXE TARGET RIFLE. Manufacturer: Remington Model: No. 2 Serial No. 31866 Caliber/Bore: .32 Rimfire Barrel Length: 28” FFL Status: Antique

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Lightweight Remington No. 2 Rolling Block with rapid tapered full octagon barrel, marked “Remington Arms Co. Ilion, N.Y.”. Special ordered Beech combination fold down front sight, spirit level at rear barrel position, and tang mounted, vernier adjustable, mid-range sight.

Casehardened frame and buttplate. Deluxe grade, extra finish, and nicely figured walnut “perch belly” stock and forearm with checkering. Ebony forearm tip. CONDITION: Excellent+ overall. 98%+ original blue on barrel. Excellent+ clean bore, bright and shiny. 30-40% original case color remaining on frame and buttplate, turning a pleasing patina. Most all original blue remaining on trigger, rolling block, hammer, and tang sight.

Overall a very clean and attractive little Remington. -MKS- 6,000 - 9,000

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1298 - (A) RARE SPRINGFIELD TRAPDOOR MODEL 1875 OFFICER’S MODEL SINGLE SHOT RIFLE. Manufacturer: Springfield Model: 1875 Officer Caliber/Bore: .45-70 Government Barrel Length: 26” FFL Status: Antique With an extremely limited production of 477 units (Flayderman’s Guide) the 1875 Officer’s Model is one of the rarest of all US Arsenal manufactured arms. Manufactured for private purchase by US Military Officers these prized rifles saw extensive use and are rarely encountered in their original configuration. Round 26” tapered barrel with folding Beech type front sight and slide adjustable pattern 1879 rear sight. Hickory wiping rod with white metal tip guided by single nickel finished ferrule attached to barrel. Walnut stock is checkered at forearm and wrist with. Scroll engraved pewter forearm tip with military buttplate without provision for trap. Small circle “P” inspection is evident on bottom of butt beneath checkering. Traditional scroll engraved receiver bridge, tang, and trap breech as well as trigger guard. Trap breech is marked “U.S. Model 1873”. Lockplate and hammer are both scroll engraved in the appropriate pattern and plate is marked “U.S. Springfield”. Chambered for the US Government .45-70 cartridge. Staff pattern tang sight with 3” staff with friction locking eye cup. CONDITION: Good as found with all metal having attained an even dove-grey to brown patina. Wood is fine with period wear. Stock has numerous minor bruises and blemishes consistent with age. Bore is good with moderate wear and light period corrosion in the grooves. Action operates properly and lock up is solid. A far above average example of one of our US Arsenals’ rarest manufactured arms. TDW 17,500 - 27,500

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1299 - (A) FACTORY ENGRAVED MARLIN BALLARD SINGLE SHOT RIFLE WITH MALCOM SCOPE. Manufacturer: Marlin Model: Ballard Serial No. 8853 Caliber/Bore: .22 Short Barrel Length: 26” FFL Status: Antique

This would be considered a Model 3F fine gallery rifle in .22 short caliber with deluxe checkered pistol grip stock and Swiss buttplate. As was common on this model, this rifle features double set triggers. The engraving on both sides of frame features the two panel scenes surrounded by standard scroll that include a deer on left and buffalo on right, both of which are standard Ballard designs and can be seen in numerous illustrations in the Ballard book by Dutcher. The tang sight is a mid-range Vernier as seen on page 288, while the front sight is a wind gauge globe front adjustable sight as seen on page 291. The barrel is mounted with a circa 1905 Malcolm scope and mounts as seen on page 275.

CONDITION: The barrel retains approximately 95% original blue that is starting to thin and mix with plum. The frame is a dull gun metal color.

Lever and hammer still retain some case colors. The stocks are excellent with wonderful grain and finish and proud to metal with sharp checkering.

The bore is strong and bright and the action is crisp. A lovely old Marlin Ballard target rifle. DB 6,000 - 8,000

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1300 - (A) FINE AND RARE SHARPS MODEL 1878 LONG RANGE SINGLE SHOT RIFLE Manufacturer: Sharps Model: 1878 Serial No. 7180 Caliber/Bore: .45 Rifled Barrel Length: 34” FFL Status: Antique

Serial number 7180 is a pretty standard long range example. Made from October 1877 through May of 1880 with a total production of a mere 230 rifles. This rifle features the wood panels, ebony tip forend, plain English walnut, leather shotgun buttplate with no logo, “curl” pistol grip, full round 34” barrel, caliber .45 (not stamped but either 2.4 or 2.6”), tang sight base on frame and on rear of stock with both original bases, blue frame, single trigger, case color lever. Tang rear sight and globe adjustable front sight are replacements of high quality, probably Axtel sights. The barrel is stamped with the famous “Old Reliable” logo. The list price on this rifle was one hundred and twenty five dollars, a sizable investment at that time.

The last recorded match in which this type rifle was used was in New Jersey in 1900 at Sea Girt. A near identical rifle is pictured on page 277 in the Sharps book by Sellers. CONDITION: The barrel is an even high percentage of blue with overall age freckling. The frame retains at least 90% original dulling blue. The lever is mostly patina with traces of original case colors. All legends are sharp. Stocks have some finish loss but checkering is still sharp and quite handsome. The barrel and fore-end are numbered to frame. Forend has small sliver of ebony tip missing on top left. The bore is shiny and crisp as is the action. Rare gun with great bore that would be one nice target rifle. Comes in a nice hard carry case. DB 5,000 - 7,500

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1301 - (A) J.P. LOWER MARKED SHARPS MODEL 1878 BUSINESS RIFLE IN HIGH CONDITION. Manufacturer: Sharps Model: Old Reliable Serial No. 19690 Caliber/Bore: .45 - 2 - 7/8” Barrel Length: 30” FFL Status: Antique This is a very fine example of an original Sharps Model 1878 Business rifle. It is chambered for the .45 - 2 7/8” cartridge. Features include a 30” heavy round blued barrel, case color frame, lever, block and bolt. The walnut stocks have an LB in circle on left side at rear. The rear sight is a folding semi-buckhorn while the front sight is a Rocky Mountain blade style. The barrel breech is stamped J.P. Lower Denver Col. The barrel has the Old Reliable stamp as well as the Bridgeport stamp. Lower once stated he had probably armed every Colorado Territory lawman, badman, Indian, and gambler in the territory during the rough and tumble Buffalo hunting and Indian wars years. His fame as a shooter and owner of the largest gun emporium west of the Mississippi made him famous and rich. Any gun that can be documented to having been shipped to this illustrious address has a scarce gun indeed as it leaves no doubt as to it’s presence at one of the richest times in our country’s history. CONDITION: The barrel retains at least 90% original blue that is just starting to thin. The frame and lever retain fully 90% case colors, some of which are still bright. The stocks are excellent with just the usual minor bruises. The bore has sharp, mirror bright rifling and the action is crisp. The screw heads are true and have not been molested. It would be very hard to find a nicer, western shipped, Sharps rifle. Outstanding. DB 6,000 - 8,000

1302 - (A) WINCHESTER HI-WALL SCHUETZEN RIFLE. Manufacturer: Winchester Model: SS Hi-Wall Schuetzen Serial No. 79601 Caliber/Bore: .32-40 Barrel Length: 27 - 3/4” FFL Status: Antique Length of Pull: 12 - 3/4” Blued action fitted with factory double set triggers. Buttstock of fancy American walnut is of the pistol grip style and has recently refreshed checkering. Schuetzen buttplate is a Helm pattern. Winchester forearm has refreshed checkering and has a Winchester factory tuning fork palm rest. Ebony insert at tip of forearm, with a small medallion inletted near tip. Full octagon barrel, No. 4 weight. Barrel has been drilled and tapped for a scope. Front sight is a Winchester wind gauge with a shooter addition of a spirit level. Rear sight is a Winchester-Vernier tang sight.

CONDITION: Most blue remaining on action with a couple scratches and wear on sharp edges. Buttstock has some minor scratches and handling marks. Checkering has been recut. Repair on left hand side of forearm near tip. Barrel shows almost all of its original blue except for wear on bottom flat and sharp edges. Good action, excellent bore. TR 5,000 - 7,000

1303 - (A) GALLAGHER STANDARD MODEL SINGLE SHOT RIFLE. Manufacturer: Gallagher Model: Standard Model Serial No. 12851 Caliber/Bore: .50 Percussion Barrel Length: 22 - 1/4” FFL Status: Antique Approximately 17,728 were manufactured by Richardson & Overman of Philadelphia. It featured iron mountings with blued barrel and case hardened frame, walnut buttstock, and iron patchbox. Right side of action is stamped with the Richardson & Overman logo and serial number, along with patent date. The final 5,000 manufactured were chambered for the Spencer .56-52 cartridge; all the early and standard models were percussion. It was considered one of the most disliked breech loading carbines to see service during the Civil War. Regardless of their soiled reputation, the 6th and 8th Kentucky Cavalries were partially armed with Gallaghers. The largest quantity issued was for the 5th Pennsylvania Cavalry. 1,400 Gallaghers were sent to Major General William Rosecrans, Commander of the Army of the Cumberland. This carbine was also issued to the 10th Ohio, 9th Pennsylvania, and 4th Kentucky. The 3rd Indiana carried approximately 294 carbines into service at Cemetery Ridge during the Battle of Gettysburg. It was berated by both officers and men as a non-effective weapon. The carbine was also widely distributed by the 7th Iowa Cavalry. CONDITION: The barrel retains approximately 75% original blue finish mixing with patina and usual light handling marks.

Both sides of frame retain generous areas of case colors. Patchbox and buttplate are basically patina. Initials “JM” are carved into stock on right side. Near mint bore with strong rifling. Very strong and clean condition. Any weapon of a type fought at Gettysburg is especially desirable. DB 3,500 - 5,000 190

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1304 - (A) JOSLYN MODEL 1864 SINGLE SHOT RIFLE. Manufacturer: Joslyn Model: 1864 Serial No. 10280 Caliber/Bore: .52 Rimfire Barrel Length: 22” FFL Status: Antique The Model 1864 consisted of iron mountings, case colored action. Model 1864 carbine was introduced into the field in the fall of 1864, by the end of September about 720 Joslyn carbines were serving in five Cavalry regiments, 381 belonging to the 13th Tennessee US Cavalry. It was this attachment that captured or killed Confederate General John Hunt Morgan at his headquarters in Greenville, Tennessee. Morgan was killed while surrendering to Tennessee Cavalryman Captain Wilcox. The 2nd Kentucky Cavalry was engaged in Sherman’s march through Georgia in November and December of 1864, armed in part with Joslyn carbines, when they were attacked by Joe Wheeler’s Confederate Cavalry. In addition, the 9th Pennsylvania, part of Sherman’s March to the Sea, were armed with the Joslyn. At war’s end 175 carbines were taken home by soldiers after having the cost deducted from their pay. Cartouches include “GWS” George W. Sherman stamp on left side of barrel, listed as inspector on the Joslyn 1864 carbine. Left side of stock has two identical cartouches in rectangular box “FDL” Frederick D. Livingston, also a noted inspector of the Second Model Joslyn carbine. Livingston inspected at least 7,000 of the 8,000 Joslyn carbines delivered between July 1864 and February 1865. Buttplate is stamped “US”. Just ahead of the buttplate is another black letter “FDL” cartouche. Lock is stamped “JOSLYN FIREARMS CO. STONINGTON CONN” and dated 1864. Matching serial numbers on block and rear tang. CONDITION: This carbine is in fine original condition with an exceptionally nice stock. All metal is a homogeneous blend of blue-brown patina with typical age freckling. Wood is proud to metal with no visible chips or cracks. Strong rifled bore with minor abrasion. A nice example of an all original carbine that saw extensive service during the latter half of the Civil War. DB 3,000 - 4,500

1305 - (A) SHARPS 1853 PERCUSSION SINGLE SHOT RIFLE. Manufacturer: Sharps Model: 1853 Serial No. 11298 Caliber/Bore: .44 Rifled Barrel Length: 25 - 1/2” FFL Status: Antique The sporting rifle was produced from 1854-1859 in three calibers with barrels ranging from 24-34”. A mere 600 were manufactured with round barrels. They featured iron furniture, round barrel, case hardened action and furniture, and oil finish stocks. These are often referred to as the slant breech because of the distinctive frame. Barrel has the Sharps Rifle, Hartford barrel stamp, razor sharp. Has the early pre-Lawrence long range rear sight. Tang is mounted with an early lollipop style sharps patent on upper tang and right side of frame. Features double set triggers, walnut stock, with right side patchbox and a single swivel on lower tang. CONDITION: All metal is a pleasing, smooth brown patina with sharp lettering. Has a pewter forend tip. Wood is very good to excellent with usual dings and one 1/4” chip on left side of forend. The action is fine and a strong, well defined rifle bore. A very good, untouched, honest example of a scarce round barrel 1853 Sharps sporting rifle and the first Sharps sporting rifles offered. They are often overshadowed by the popular Model 1874, but there are the rifles that started the dynasty, with the military version known as the John Brown rifle. DB 2,000 - 4,000

1306 - (A) HALLS-NORTH MODEL 1843 SINGLE SHOT SADDLE RING CARBINE. Manufacturer: Halls-North Model: 1843 Carbine Caliber/Bore: .52 Rifled Barrel Length: 21” FFL Status: Antique This is the oldest carbine to see active service in the Civil War. There was a large quantity in storage at the beginning of the hostilities; the government had purchased over 10,000 between 1844 and 1853. Halls-North carbines stored at Fort McHenry were issued to Maryland Cavalry, where they saw action in the Shenandoah Valley against Stonewall Jackson, but the majority of the Halls saw their action in the Western Campaign as used by the 6th Missouri Cavalry who were fighting in Arkansas. In 1862, the 9th Illinois Cavalry were issued 100 carbines; they too, were operating in Arkansas. On July 11th, 1862, members of the Missouri Cavalry tracked and fought Bill Quantrill. A 91 man company of the Sioux City Iowa Company fought in the Sioux Uprising of 1862. Features round barrel, single barrel band, full length walnut stock, metal ramrod, 9” saddle bar with ring, metal buttplate. Top of frame is stamped “US NORTH MIDDLETON CONN 1849”. Barrel is stamped “STEEL”.

Inspector stamp “NWP” Nahum W. Patch. CONDITION: Metal is a soft grey patina. Stock is excellent. Sharp visible rifling with minor abrasion. DB 3,000 - 3,750

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1307 - (A) MERWIN & BRAY MARKED BALLARD SINGLE SHOT CARBINE. Manufacturer: Merwin & Bray Model: Ballard Serial No. 782 Caliber/Bore: .54 RF Barrel Length: 22” FFL Status: Antique This carbine is almost identical to the .44 Rimfires sold during the Civil War to the Kentucky Cavalry, with the exception of caliber which is .54 Rimfire. There are no US markings, so while its time frame dates to the Civil War, there is no indication of US issue. Left side of frame is marked “MERWIN & BRAY AGT’S N.Y. 782”. Right side is stamped “BALLARD PATENT 1861”. Features round barrel, single band with swivel, dovetail front sight, folding leaf rear sight, walnut stocks, swivel at base of stock, lever action, single shot, and breechloading. CONDITION: 95% original barrel blue with some patina showing through. Barrel band is grey with age spotting. Frame is a soft, silver dull steel grey with some scattered age freckles. Stocks are excellent, proud to metal. Strong, clean, sharp rifled bore and fine action. While not officially military issued, it is probable it saw use given that it was a quality weapon and its .44 caliber counterpart is considered reliable and accurate. This is the never seen .54 caliber version. Extremely sharp, all original, and untouched with lots of finish. It is believed that the .54 Rimfire was experimental, introduced at the start of the war but never adopted. These are extremely rare carbines in this caliber and very few have surfaced. DB 2,250 - 3,750

1308 - (A) JOSLYN 1864 SINGLE SHOT BREECH LOADING CARBINE. Manufacturer: Joslyn Model: 1864 Serial No. 14971 Caliber/Bore: .52 Rimfire Barrel Length: 22” FFL Status: Antique The Model 1864 Joslyn breech loading carbine is stamped “Joslyn Firearms Co / Stonington Conn. / 1864”. Has knob type pullout latch for breech block. Iron fittings. 8,000 of these were purchased by the U.S. government and 4,500 were available for private purchase. This is a private purchase example with no inspector stamps. Features full round barrel, dovetail front sight, single barrel band, two leaf folding military type rear sight, saddle ring and bar, walnut one piece stock. Back of the block is stamped “B. F. Joslyn’s Patent, October 8th, 1861, June 24th, 1862”. CONDITION: Barrel retains virtually all of its factory blue finish with soft patina coming through the surface. Lock retains approximately 60% case colors with traces on block and hammer. Walnut stock is excellent with a few of the usual marks. Screws retain some of their nitre blue finish. Fine working condition. Fine, sharp, well defined three groove barrel. DB 2,250 - 3,000

1309 - (A) HIGH CONDITION COLT LIGHTNING MEDIUM FRAME SLIDE ACTION RIFLE. Manufacturer: Colt Model: Lightning Serial No. 78033 Caliber/Bore: .32-20 Barrel Length: 26” FFL Status: Antique This 1895 vintage Colt rifle, serial number 78033, has the standard 26 inch full octagon barrel and 15 shot full length magazine. Chambered in .32-20. Barrel is marked with Colts Hartford address and “32 Cal.” at breech. Oil finished walnut stock and forearm. Standard Colt “buckhorn” style rear and blade front sights. CONDITION: Excellent overall with 97-98% original blue on frame, barrel, and magazine tube. Only noticeable loss of blue visible on high points and wear from slide action. One small area of light pitting and overcleaning visible on left side of barrel.

Wood is excellent plus with a high grain showing little wear. Bore is excellent. Overall a very clean attractive rifle with most all Colt original blue remaining. -MKS- 3,000 - 5,000 192

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1310 - (A) COLT LIGHTNING MEDIUM FRAME SLIDE ACTION RIFLE. Manufacturer: Colt Model: Lightning Serial No. 81744 Caliber/Bore: .32-20 Barrel Length: 26” FFL Status: Antique This 1897 vintage Colt rifle, serial number 81744, has a standard full round barrel with a 15 shot full length magazine tube. Barrel is marked with Colt’s Hartford address and “.32 Cal” at the breech. Colt standard “buckhorn” style rear and blade front sights. Standard plain walnut stock and forearm with oil finish. CONDITION: Very good overall with approximately 85% original blue on frame, top and lower tangs turning brown. Crescent style buttplate mostly brown patina. Barrel has approximately 85% blue mixing with a blue/brown patina, some light pitting and oxidation at muzzle. Forearm has approximately a one inch square piece of wood missing from bottom. Stock is refinished and shows little wear.

Bore is good with moderate pitting. -MKS- 2,000 - 3,000

1311 - (A) MERRILL .54 CALIBER PERCUSSION BREECHLOADER CARBINE. Manufacturer: Merrill Model: Single Shot Serial No. 5333 Caliber/Bore: .54 Rifled Barrel Length: 22 - 1/8” FFL Status: Antique Features small brass barrel band, brass buttplate, brass patchbox, three leaf folding rear sight, post front sight, one piece walnut stock. The action is stamped “JH MERRILL BALTO PAT JULY 1856 APL. 9 MAY 21-28-61”. “H” stamped on brass buttplate, patchbox, trigger guard, and saddle bar plate. No visible inspector marks on stock. The first 600 Merrill carbines were delivered to the Washington Arsenal in November 1861. Many were issued to the 4th New York Cavalry. The 4th saw service that summer in the Shenandoah Valley, fought at the second Battle of Manassas, and in numerous battles in or about Virginia. In 1863 their carbines were turned in and given to the 6th Kansas Cavalry that operated in Indian territory in Southwest Missouri. Also in 1862, two Tennessee regiments were issue Merrill carbines and saw action at Stone River and Murfreesboro. One of the largest issues of Merrill carbines in 1862 went to the 3rd Wisconsin Cavalry who were eventually stationed at Fort Leavenworth, Kansas. While in Kansas, the Wisconsin men fought a major battle with Bill Quantrill’s Confederate Raiders. At Gettysburg on the morning of July 1st, 1863, General John Buford’s Cavalry held Confederate forces for over two hours partially armed with Merrill carbines. At Gettysburg, Captain Robert Duvall’s Company A went into battle with 100 Merrill carbines. You can find Merrill carbines used in just about every action during the War, including during the summer of 1864, when the 7th Indiana Cavalry fought a battle at Brice’s Crossroads against Nathan Bedford Forrest. CONDITION: All iron parts are a grey-brown patina. Wood is excellent. Three groove has well defined, sharp rifling. Highly regarded firearm. DB 2,250 - 3,000

1312 - (A) ARMY & NAVY MARKED MARTINI-HENRY SINGLE SHOT RIFLE. Manufacturer: Army & Navy Model: Martini-Henry Serial No. 1955 Caliber/Bore: .380 Rook Barrel Length: 26 - 1/2” FFL Status: Antique This rifle features the small Martini action with the Webley & Scott stamp along with Army & Navy CSL London stamp. The barrel is octagon with a full matted rib. Stocks are checkered walnut with pistol grip. Caliber is not marked but bore measures .38 which would indicate probable .380 Rook cartridge. The barrel is marked under the forend with matching serial number, 100, and British proofs. CONDITION: Barrel retains approximately 95 % original blue while the frame retains about the same percentage of the factory high polish blue finish. The stock is very good. The checkering is a bit worn and there is a small chip at left front of forend and a small chap at heel of stock at plate. Bore shows defined rifling but is frosted with some minor abrasion. A fine London small frame Martini rifle. DB 1,500 - 2,000

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1313 - (A) JOHN OBERLIES CUSTOM WINCHESTER HI-WALL SINGLE SHOT TARGET RIFLE. Caliber/Bore: .32-40 Manufacturer: Winchester Barrel Length: 30” Model: 1885 High Wall FFL Status: Antique Serial No. 53207 Length of Pull: 13 - 5/8” (ca 1890) Heavy round barrel is fitted with ramp front sight and marked “John Oberlies Dayton O.” on left side in front of caliber. Blued high wall action has damascened Finger lever and breech block, and is fitted with Marble tang sight. Pistol grip target buttstock by Oberlies is of fancy stump figured American walnut and features deep right hand cheekpiece and Oberlies marked bronze buttplate. Matching Schnabel forend has inset ebony tip. Weight: 10 lbs. 14 oz. CONDITION: Excellent, but partially unfinished. Barrel retains nearly all original blue over some scratches, action with nearly all of an old re-blue. Top of receiver is matted and cleaned. Stocks retain nearly all of their original oil finish with some light marks. Bore is excellent. Mechanically fine. PROVENANCE: Estate Collection of Francis Brown. MGM 113 1,000 - 2,000

1314 - (A) FINE AINSWORTH INSPECTED US COLT CAVALRY SINGLE ACTION ARMY REVOLVER (1874).

Manufacturer: Colt Model: Single Action Army Serial No. 8887 Caliber/Bore: .45 LC Barrel Length: 7 - 1/2” FFL Status: Antique Fine condition Ainsworth Colt made for US Army in 1874. It bears all matching serial numbers. The Ainsworth inspector mark is found on trigger guard and backstrap. The frame has the two line patent dates with “U”S stamp. All of the characteristics of this fine revolver are correct for a Colt made in 1874 including slant barrel address, hammer, ejector and screws. CONDITION: All legends are crisp and the overall finish is a fine, smooth, homogeneous patina with some wear and rounding of sharp edges at muzzle from holster wear. The one piece walnut grips have been heavily revarnished and there is no visible cartouche. The bore is fine and the action is crisp. This is a very sharp example of an early second year US Colt that is just outside the usual Custer range and far above usual found condition. DB 8,000 - 12,000

1315 - (A) RARE NO SERIAL NUMBER COLT ARTILLERY SINGLE ACTION ARMY REVOLVER (1878).

Manufacturer: Colt Model: SAA Artillery Serial No. 47723 Caliber/Bore: .45 Colt Barrel Length: 5 - 1/2” FFL Status: Antique

The Ordnance Department purchased 171 unnumbered replacement frames from Colt between 1874 and 1891. A Study of the Colt Single Action Army Revolver” by Graham, Kopec and Moore states that the Army purchased six replacement frames from Colt on May 4th, 1891. These were the last replacement frames purchased from Colt. The left side of the frame is roll stamped with the Colt three-date/two line patent marking initially used by Colt in 1890 at approximately serial number 134,000. The inside of the loading gate is stamped 1561 assembly number. The frame is stamped with the “US” property mark and the letters “LD” instead of a serial number. The barrel is roll stamped “45 COLT” on the left side which indicates was installed during the Colt overhaul of Single Action Army revolvers circa 1903. The underside of the barrel is stamped with the small “RAC” sub-inspection mark utilized during the 1903 Colt overhaul. The cylinder is also a replacement that dates from the same overhaul and is stamped “RAC” sub-inspection mark of the rear face. The bottom of the back strap has no serial number marking. The trigger guard is number 47723 and inspected “HN”. The revolver retains at least 85% of the blue finish used in the Colt 1903 overhaul. CONDITION: More than 85% of the bright case colors remain on the frame and hammer. The balance of the revolver has just thinned through. The Colt and Ordnance sub-inspection markings on the barrel and frame are sharp. The walnut grips are excellent overall condition with a couple of light chips. The action is tight and functions like new as is the bore. This unnumbered US Colt was one of the tail end production Artillery Models as they were using up the last of the parts supply. Given the rarity and the near mint overall condition on this nearly unique US Colt, it would be next to impossible to find another example let alone a finer example. This is a rare and documented variation of the Colt Artillery Single Action revolver.

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1316 - (A) FACTORY ENGRAVED COLT SINGLE ACTION ARMY REVOLVER (1898).

Manufacturer: Colt Model: Single Action Army Serial No. 180239 Caliber/Bore: .45 Colt Barrel Length: 4 - 3/4” FFL Status: Antique This antique, 1898 vintage Colt Single Action Army revolver is factory engraved with the quintessential look of a “cowboy” or old west fancy six shooter. Desirable 4 - 3/4” barrel chambered in .45 Colt. Nickel plated with fire blue screws. Two piece mother of pearl carved grips with a steer head motif and ruby eyes. A 1973 Colt factory archival letter accompanies gun documenting configuration, nickel finish, and factory engraving. Shipped to Hibbard, Spencer, Bartlett & Co. Chicago, Illinois October 4, 1898 in a shipment of 4 guns. CONDITION: Very good overall with honest wear retaining 85-90% original nickel on barrel, ejector housing, frame, trigger guard and backstrap. Cylinder has a fair amount of wear with traces of original nickel blending into a gunmetal gray patina.

Grips, though not factory, fit very nicely with one repair to the heel of the left panel.

Action is tight and crisp, very good bore with light pitting. Fire blue finish on screws has been enhanced at a later period.Overall a very attractive and colorful fancy Colt with factory engraving. MKS 15,000 - 25,000

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1317 - (A) AINSWORTH INSPECTED CUSTER ERA US COLT CAVALRY SINGLE ACTION ARMY REVOLVER. Manufacturer: Colt Model: SAA Serial No. 6673 Caliber/Bore: .45 Colt Barrel Length: 7 - 1/2” FFL Status: Antique

Noted expert John Kopec made several observations during his review. He states that this revolver could have been in service prior to the battle at the Little Bighorn and originated within Lot Seven with a few known 7th Cavalry guns within this lot number. He notes that the US on frame and USA on barrel were nicely removed and speculates that this was the work of a deserter (patent dates on frame were also eliminated). He also notes that many early Ainsworth Colts used left over 1860 mainsprings such as this example. You will find matching serial numbers on barrel, cylinder, frame, trigger guard and back strap. You will also find the Ainsworth A stamp on bottom of the barrel, trigger guard, back strap and cylinder. CONDITION: All legends are strong. There are no remaining visible cartouche stamps on grips and grips are slightly shy at toe with little original finish. The gun is an overall soft gray patina with original blue under housing. The action is crisp and the bore is sharp with light frosting.

DB 10,000 - 14,000

1318 - (A) JOHN KOPEC DOCUMENTED COLT CIVILIAN / CAVALRY SINGLE ACTION MANUFACTURED IN 1874.

Manufacturer: Colt Model: SAA Serial No. 1072 Caliber/Bore: .45 Colt Barrel Length: 7 - 1/2” FFL Status: Antique

A very unique and intriguing Colt Single Action with “US” marked frame and commercial caliber, markings on trigger guard. The unique background of these guns is explained by a letter from John Kopec as being a commercial contract for Prussia. These guns were shipped and then returned to Colt due to a confusion about caliber. The “US” marking is explained by Kopec as all these early production guns were US marked while in their soft configuration but a extremely limited amount of guns (40) were pulled from the US Government allotment for special sale to Prussia. These guns were shipped through J.P. Moore & Sons, who acted as a Colt Agent. Little is known about the history of the guns after rejection by Prussia some are believed to have gone to Wilkerson & Hoyt in London and some obviously made it back to the United States. This Cavalry configuration Colt Single Action was reviewed and inspected by Mr. Kopec and his findings are as follows. The barrel has been replaced with an 1880 period barrel with no serial number. The ejector assembly is a the 3rd variation from the 1880’s. The hammer is a a 1900’s pattern.

The mainspring is a later pattern with roller groove. The grips appear original however were not removed for inspection. The back strap has been professionally modified for additional hammer travel to allow for sear wear from use. The loading gate has a different assembly number than the frame. CONDITION. Good as found with the revolver remaining a dove grey finish and appears uncleaned or polished. The grips are full sized and well fitting with slight material loss at corners. The action is crisp and properly fitting.The bore is dark with visible rifling. This is a very unusual Civilian/Foreign Contract Colt with a truly amazing history. TDW 7,500 - 10,000

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1319 - (A) US COLT CAVALRY SINGLE ACTION ARMY REVOLVER (RAC-1890).

Manufacturer: Colt Model: Single Action Army Serial No. 133541 Caliber/Bore: .45 Colt Barrel Length: 7 - 1/2” FFL Status: Antique

The John Kopec letter notes that this revolver is in all original condition with all original parts. He states the revolver was manufactured in 1890, circa June 6th, and was inspected by Captain Stanhope Blunt and Renaldo Carr. This revolver remains in its basic Cavalry configuration and escaped the Ordnance recall of 1893, and has not been altered into the Artillery Model. The small letter “k” found stamped on the trigger guard, buttstrap, and tip of ejector tube are for Mr. A. Kind, a Colt factory employee. Frame has three line patent address with “US” stamp.

“RAC” can be found stamped on barrel, frame, cylinder. Full or matching serial numbers on frame, trigger guard, backstrap, barrel, and cylinder.

Front sight does not appear to have been filed. CONDITION: There is a small dent observed at left front barrel receptacle. Small crack repair on top strap, skillfully repaired. There is a small repair at toe of left grip. Inspectors stamps on both grips are faint; left side is barely visible, right side is visible but not readable. There is an abrasion on barrel address. Gun is basically a smooth brown patina. Oil finished grips are excellent.

All metal surfaces are basically a soft, homogeneous brown patina. Has all four Colt clicks, indexes and locks up correctly, and has a strong, clean, well-defined and shiny bore. DB 5,000 - 7,500

1320 - (A) ANTIQUE COLT SINGLE ACTION ARMY REVOLVER. Manufacturer: Colt Model: Single Action Army Serial No. 143283 Caliber/Bore: .45 Colt Barrel Length: 4 - 3/4” FFL Status: Antique

Nice, clean, black powder era Colt Single Action Army made in 1891. Matching numbers on frame, trigger guard, and backstrap. Black hard rubber grips with perfect fit to frame and backstrap, two line barrel address. Factory Letter documents shipment to Simmons Hardware, St. Louis, Missouri on October 10th, 1891. CONDITION: 80-85% original blue on barrel, and ejector housing. 60-70% cylinder blue. Traces of case color on frame. MS 4,000 - 6,000

1321 - (A) COLT 1878 DOUBLE ACTION REVOLVER (1878).

Manufacturer: Colt Model: 1878 Serial No. 566 Caliber/Bore: .45 Colt Barrel Length: 7 - 1/2” FFL Status: Antique

First year production Model 1878 revolver with contemporary engraving. Tastefully engraved in a typical New York style pattern, engraver and year of engraving unknown. 7 - 1/2” barrel chambered in .45 Colt. Colt factory archive letter documents configuration and and original nickel finish. Gun is refinished with silver plating. Letter further documents being shipped to Winchester Repeating Arms Company New Haven, Connecticut on October 3, 1878. Non original two piece ivory grips with scrimshaw at butt. CONDITION: Refinished with silver plating, majority of reapplied finish remaining, fair bore with pitting, action does not work properly.MKS 2,500 - 4,000

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1322 - (A) SMITH & WESSON FIRST MODEL SCHOFIELD WELLS FARGO REVOLVER. Manufacturer: S&W Model: Model 3 Schofield Serial No. 1204 Caliber/Bore: .45 Schofield Barrel Length: 5” FFL Status: Antique

The Schofield originated with the efforts of Colonel George Schofield to improve the American Model Three for military usage. Many First and Second Models , circa 1875-1877, were issued to active units, reportedly including the 4th, 9th, and 10th Cavalry. The 4th Cavalry was involved in the Geronimo campaign. The 9th and 10th comprised the famous “Buffalo Soldiers” – African American troops stationed in the American Southwest. There they fought in the Indian Wars, including campaigns against the Apaches, and served in civil disturbances such as the Lincoln County War. Many of the surplus Schofields were purchased by dealers such as Bannerman and Schuyler, Hartley & Graham. They were then offered for sale, often with the barrel cut to a handier 5” length and the gun nickel plated to withstand the rigors of Western usage. The combination of quick reloadability and big .45-caliber power made them popular with lawmen, outlaws, and others who were serious about their sidearms. Schofields were reportedly favorites of the James Gang, with serial numbers 3444 and 5476 attributed to Frank James and serial number 2341 to Cole Younger. Jesse James carried serial number 366, and serial number 273 is reported to have been used by a James Gang member, possibly Jesse. Famous lawman Bill Tilghman and Frank McLowery of O.K. Corral fame are among others who are reported to have carried Schofields. It is estimated that several hundred Schofields with the cut down 5-inch barrels were purchased by Wells Fargo to arm its messengers. The guns were marked by the company on the right side of the under barrel ejector housing by stamping over the Schofield patent.

The marking reads “W.F. & COS EX” along with a re-stamping of the guns serial number. The S was dropped from the company name in 1898, and guns are found marked both ways, suggesting the period of use. It is believed that all authentic Wells Fargo Schofields known to date have serial numbers under 6000. Schofield serial number 1 was among those used by Wells Fargo. This gun is so marked, with S, on right side and appears 100% original and unmolested. The US is no longer visible on butt but the LP can be seen on barrel. Grips are handmade replacements.

CONDITION: The left side plate screw is missing. One screw on barrel catch is shot. Legends fairly sharp. Something was carved into butt at one time but is light and not readable. Finish is all gray/brown patina. Gun indexes fine. Bore is very sharp. Good example of true Wild Western revolver. DB 2,000 - 3,500 1323 - (A) FINE COLT ROUND BARREL POCKET NAVY CARTRIDGE REVOLVER. Manufacturer: Colt Model: Pocket Navy Serial No. 309 Caliber/Bore: .38 RF Barrel Length: 4 - 1/2” FFL Status: Antique

Very early production serial number 309 with 4 - 1/2” round barrel and single line New York Address. Full nickel finish with elegant one piece varnished walnut grips. Stagecoach cylinder scene and chambered for the .38 rimfire cartridge with 5 shot cylinder capacity. Manufactured with loading gate and ejector rod assembly. Assembly number 328 is observed on loading gate and cylinder pin. Serial number 309 is observed on frame, trigger guard, back strap, barrel, and internal grip mortise. Left side of frame marked with “COLT’S PATENT”, trigger guard marked “36 CAL” as is correct as Colt did not produce a “38 CAL” die during this time frame. CONDITION: Exceptionally fine with over 90% of the factory applied nickel finish remaining. Losses are at muzzle and forcing cone. Original wedge is not numbered and several screws are slightly fouled.

The varnished walnut grips are exceptional with most all original finish remaining. The action is crisp and properly functioning. Bore is very fine.

TDW 1,500 - 2,000 1324 - (A) FACTORY DEALER CASED FACTORY ENGRAVED WEBLEY NO. 5 .360 EXPRESS REVOLVER Manufacturer: Webley Model: No. 5 Serial No. 62501 Caliber/Bore: .360 Express Barrel Length: 3 - 1/2” FFL Status: Antique The No. 5 .360 Express revolver was introduced in the mid 1880’s. All were six shot, double action, with checkered one piece walnut grips with lanyard ring. The top strap has the dealer, “W.R.Leeson, Ashford” stamp which matches the trade label inside oak dealer case. It has a 3 - 1/2” barrel with Class B engraving in floral pattern.

The entire gun is factory nickel plated. CONDITION: There is a bit of flaking of finish on ends of cylinders that blends into the nickel almost seamlessly. Otherwise, retains virtually all of the nickel finish and appears to have seen very little use. Grips are near mint as is bore and action. The oak case comes with turn screw, rod and oil bottle. A really fine scarce factory engraved set. DB 3,500 - 4,000 198

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1325 - (A) CUSTER RANGE COLT US ARTILLERY SINGLE ACTION ARMY .45 REVOLVER WITH KOPEC LETTER. Manufacturer: Colt Model: SAA Serial No. 5011 Caliber/Bore: .45 LC Barrel Length: 5 - 1/2” FFL Status: Antique

According to Kopec, this low four digit gun was made in 1874 is is a prime lot of Custer 7th Cavalry guns. This gun is from so called Lot 5 with at least four in this batch having documented use at the Battle of the Little Bighorn. Having been pulled from active service in December of 1900, it went through the usual rebuild program after which, it was reissued for use in the various so called Banana Wars that the US was involved in at the turn of the last century. The trigger guard is 138326. The backstrap is an early Ainsworth #4039. The barrel is #9772, David Clark inspected. The cylinder is commercial replacement. The grips are refinished and have diamond pattern at top, no stamps visible. The top strap of frame has a repair where it was once cut out for some type of sight. The front sight has been heightened. CONDITION: The entire gun was reblued at one time, not arsenal finish. The gun indexes and locks up and the bore is sharp. As to blue, overall, the gun would rate about 75% with most thinning on cylinder and the blue itself is thinning as well. Legends are still sharp. Nice looking gun where the frame could have rode with Custer. The Colt letter is interesting in that it states serial number 5011 was shipped with 100 guns to Armory Springfield, Dec. 13, 1900. DB 5,000 - 7,500

1326 - (A) COLT SINGLE ACTION ARMY US ARTILLERY MODEL REVOLVER (1886).

Manufacturer: Colt Model: SAA Serial No. 113592 Caliber/Bore: .45 Long Colt Barrel Length: 5 - 1/2” FFL Status: Antique

This is an example of a typical 1890’s US rebuild of the standard Cavalry Model where as the parts show mixed numbers while the grips and cylinder have the “RAC” inspector stamps. The frame is David Clark inspected, dating it to 1884-85. Indian Wars period. The trigger guard is number 120817. The backstrap is number 133105 with “K” stamp. The grips have “RAC” stamp on base and the same “RAC” stamp with number 526 on cylinder. The barrel is a “DFC” inspected No. 2582. The frame is stamped “US” on left side of frame with three line patent date. The finish is blue and case with one piece walnut grips. CONDITION: This example has been nicely refinished. The cylinder and barrel retain at least 90% reapplied commercial type blue finish with sharp legends. The case colors lack any real color but show good pattern. The refinished grips are a bit shy. The action is as smooth as butter and lock up is tight. Bore is strong. Nice example of a Colt Single Action Army Artillery Model. The factory letter simply states that that frame number 113592 was part of 150 Colts sent to US Government on December 24th, 1884. DB 6,500 - 7,500

1327 - (A) COLT MODEL 1860 ARMY RICHARDS MASON CONVERSION SINGLE ACTION REVOLVER. Manufacturer: Colt Model: 1860 Army Richards Mason Serial No. 4796 Caliber/Bore: .44 Barrel Length: 8” FFL Status: Antique

Genesis of the Colt Single Action Army. This pristine example of the Richards Mason Conversion has the two line patent dates on the frame, .44 caliber marking on the trigger guard and a six notch cylinder as opposed to the scarcer 12 notch cylinder. All serial numbers match. The loading gate is undoubtedly matched to the number of the frame, but did not disassemble to verify. Revolver is remarkably in near mint condition retaining nearly all of its original bright nickel finish. Most of these revolvers experienced heavy use on the Western Frontier and most often the barrels were cut down and sent to Mexico. CONDITION: Near mint, retaining nearly all of its original bright nickel finish. Screws are excellent.

Bright clean bore. Lovely varnished grips have minor dents and scratches. Cylinder has a near perfect Naval engagement scene. Action is tight and crisp as new. Fired very little, if any. An extremely fine example of a scarce Colt revolver. MKS 7,500 - 10,000

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1328 - (A) CASED CIVIL WAR PRESENTATION SMITH & WESSON MODEL 2 ARMY TO O.F. WISNER, 22ND NYVG. Manufacturer: S&W Model: Model 2 Serial No. 17344 Caliber/Bore: .32 RF Barrel Length: 6” FFL Status: Antique

Superb Smith & Wesson Model 2 Army in .32 rimfire with 6 inch octagon barrel, silver finish, and mother of pearl grips. Engraved in flowing scrolls and vines with bordered arrows on barrel flats and a patriotic world globe with American flag vignette on left side of frame. Engraved presentation on back strap, “O.F.WISNER CAPT, 22ND NYVG”. Oscar F Wisner a 1843 Harvard Law Graduate, died in 1889, and was a published author late in life. Cased in ebony case with red crushed velvet lining. Cased with cleaning rod and empty cartridge box. CONDITION: Outstanding, uncleaned, and untouched condition. Bore is excellent with traces of minor corrosion at muzzle; most plated finish remains. Legends and engraving is crisp and excellent. Grips are outstanding with no chipping and a slight stain at heel. Action operates properly. Case is very fine with slight fading to interior. A wonderful identified Civil War Officers Smith & Wesson. The 22nd New York served in Virginia and Maryland and distinguished themselves at Antietam. TDW 10,000 - 12,500

1329 - (A) EARLY AINSWORTH US COLT CAVALRY REVOLVER WITH KOPEC LETTER. Manufacturer: Colt Model: 1873 Serial No. 6995 Caliber/Bore: .45 LC Barrel Length: 7 - 1/2” FFL Status: Antique This attractive Ainsworth inspected US Cavalry has an excellent letter from the authority on Cavalry single actions, John A. Kopec. His comments are cartouche AOW on grip is worn away, owner’s name of Hughes is scratched into both sides of grip, grips are correctly numbered within grip channel, revolver fitted with the old style mainspring lacking roller channel; these are correct and frequently encountered in early example. Kopec also says that the gun has been fired very few times with the forcing cone in excellent condition, and retains factory blue finish within bore and forcing cone. Kopec finishes by saying “This is truly an exceptional example of an early ‘Ainsworth’ Cavalry revolver and we have enjoyed doing this review.” Barrel length is original with slant barrel address, cylinder with matching number 6995, strong U.S. on frame. Front sight is its original height. Grips are full dimension, though worn. Kopec comments that although this revolver was not recorded in the National Archives, serial number falls between a revolver which belonged to Troop C, 5th Cavalry, and serial number 7084, which also belonged to 5th Cavalry. Speculation as to the identity of the Hughes that carried this revolver focuses on a Thomas Hughes (Charles Hughes), a private assigned to Company H in the 7th Cavalry. Mr. Hughes enlisted in the 20th Infantry on June 30th, 1870, deserted, and was captured. A most interesting service record. CONDITION: Gun is in extraordinary condition for an early Ainsworth, front sight still retaining some pasty military bluing, surface of ejector rod housing has strong traces of original bluing, trigger guard retains traces of original bluing, frame shows virtually no wear. Cylinder has traces of original bluing in flutes. Hammer has some original case hardening, particularly on back. Trigger has traces of original bluing. Backstrap has blue mixing with patina. Serial numbers are all very strong and matching throughout. Action is excellent, bore is near new. Sighting notch still has traces of original color case hardening with some minor erosion. In short, one of the best early Ainsworth Cavalry revolvers we have seen with a great deal of research accompanying it. DB 15,000 - 20,000 200

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1330 - (A) CASED COLT MODEL 1851 THUER CONVERSION SINGLE ACTION REVOLVER. Manufacturer: Colt Model: 1851 Thuer Conversion Serial No. 207069 Caliber/Bore: .36 Thuer Barrel Length: 7 - 1/2” FFL Status: Antique The Colt Thuer conversion is the rarest of all factory converted revolvers and are most sought after by advanced Colt collectors. This unique cased set includes a Hartford made 1851 Navy Thuer conversion revolver with British proof marks. Revolver has a silver plated brass backstrap engraved “L.H. Young” according to records, Young was a Lieutenant in the Royal Artillery 24th Brigade. The London case is made of English oak with a green baize lining. Set is complete with correct nipple wrench, cleaning rod, bullet mold, oiler, percussion cap tins and a rare Colt tin box for .36 caliber Thuer cartridges. Also included is a desirable and complete set of Thuer cartridge reloading tools/fixture. CONDITION: The revolver is clean with matching serial numbers on the barrel, frame, cylinder, trigger guard, and backstrap. Sharp Naval battle scene on cylinder.

British proof marks on barrel lug and cylinder. Has been over-cleaned to an overall gun metal grey with traces of original blue in protected areas. All markings are sharp and clear. One piece walnut grips are excellent with added finish. Action is sharp and crisp. English oak case is fine overall, sound with scattered scratches and dents. Lid has correct Colt label with instructions for using and loading “New Patent Metallic Center Fire Cartridge Revolving Pistols”. Featured in the books “Colt Conversions and Other Percussion Revolvers” by R. Bruce McDowell and “Colt 1851 and 1861 Navies and Conversions” by Robert M. Jordan and Don w. Geri. PROVENANCE: From the prestigious collection of Peter Blatter. MKS 27,500 - 37,500

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1331 - (A) US COLT CAVALRY SINGLE ACTION INSPECTED BY AINSWORTH AND DOCUMENTED BY JOHN KOPEC Manufacturer: Colt Model: SAA Serial No. 6849 Caliber/Bore: .45 Colt Barrel Length: 7 - 1/2” FFL Status: Antique Fine original condition Colt Cavalry Single Action Army manufactured in 1874 and remaining in its original configuration and authenticated

by John Kopec with his “Silver” seal letter. Serial number 6489 with 7-1/2” barrel with script single line barrel address and bulls eye ejector and proper one piece walnut grips is attributed to the US Fifth Cavalry who served gallantly in the Arizona territory during the early Indian War period. John Kopec notes that the hammer is a 1900’s replacement, the hammer screw has been resurfaced, the grips are original but the inspectors markings are worn away, faint case colors remain in the forward frame area and that his revolver has never sustained cleaning or polishing, but remains perfectly original. The letter is signed by Mr. Kopec and has his prestigious silver seal indicating that the gun is original and above average condition. Numbers are found to be all matching and the frame has the proper two line patent date and is US marked. The cylinder still retains the square bolt stops with out lead in slots. CONDITION: Very fine with strong amounts of factory blue finish observed under bright light in the chambers and surrounding the ejector housing. Faint case colors are found on rear of frame and strong case colors at front of frame. The bore is very good with slight darkness in the grooves. The action is crisp and lock up is solid. The grips have a period crack on the left side indicating the hard use these guns were subjected to. This revolver is a recent discovery and fresh to the market and is a true survivor of our early westward expansion period. TDW 12,000 - 17,000

1332 - (A) FINE AINSWORTH INSPECTED CUSTER RANGE US CAVALRY COLT SINGLE ACTION REVOLVER (1874).

Manufacturer: Colt Model: SAA Serial No. 6596 Caliber/Bore: .45 Colt Barrel Length: 7 - 1/2” FFL Status: Antique

Noted export John Kopec states that this revolver was in a shipment in 1874 in lot 7 with the majority of these guns being sent to the Fifth Cavalry in Arizona but does fall within two known Custer or Benteen guns. O.W. Ainsworth stamp can be found on the barrel, cylinder, backstrap and trigger guard. According to Kopec, the grips are period replacements with wrong number and newer cartouche and A on grips. The trigger, bolt screws and ejector tube dowel are replacements. All numbers are matching. CONDITION: Traces of original blue finish on ejector, cylinder and straps while balance of gun is a lovely soft patina with sharp legends including the barrel address, two line patent stamp, and standard US on frame. The action is as smooth as butter and the bore is sharp with light black powder abrasion that may clean better. An extremely handsome Custer era Ainsworth Colt. DB 8,000 - 12,000

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1333 - (A) COLT NICKEL-PLATED HENRY NETTLETON INSPECTED SINGLE ACTION ARMY REVOLVER. Manufacturer: Colt Model: SAA Serial No. 47486 Caliber/Bore: .45 Colt Barrel Length: 7 - 1/2” FFL Status: Antique Discussed in length by John Kopec, these Colt Cavalry model were purchased back by Colt from the US Government and later sold commercially.

Exhibiting all the proper Henry Nettleton inspections on frame, barrel, hammer, trigger guard back strap, cylinder and grips as well as having all matching numbers. Single line barrel address three line patent address, bullseye ejector and what appears to be all original screws. These guns are also found in a very distinctive serial range from 47339 to 50433 as have been observed and authenticated by Kopec. This example fall into this range and has all the proper markings and is NOT marked 45cal, on left side of trigger guard. Grips are wonderfully inspected with vivid 1878 date and clear cartouches on both sides as well as HN on butt. CONDITION: Nickel finish is mostly gone from use but gun remains in very good condition and appears untouched. Generous amount of nickel finish remains in protected areas around ejector rod housing and in cylinder flutes. Bore is very good with minor frosting in grooves. Action is crisp and function properly. These unique single actions are rarely found in correct and authentic configuration. This example has had no modifications just honest use and and careful preservation to have survived all this time.

TDW 6,000 - 9,000 1334 - (A) CASED PRESENTATION PAIR OF SMITH AND WESSON NO 2 ARMY REVOLVERS. Manufacturer: (BOTH) S&W Model: (BOTH) No. 2 Army Serial No. (A) 31917 (B) 32112 Caliber/Bore: (BOTH) .32 Rim Fire Barrel Length: (BOTH) 6” FFL Status: Antique Capt Thomas Drummond was born on May 9, 1832, the son of Rev. Dr. James Drummond and his first wife. His father was born in England, came to the U.S. at age six years, and the family settled in Jefferson County, Ohio. Thomas’s father was a medical doctor and a minister who practiced medicine for ten years and was a minister for 52 years. His first wife, mother of his three children, died at a very young age, and is buried at Methodist Cemetery at St. Clairsville. Thomas was raised by his father’s second wife, Catherine, who James married in 1840. The presentation plaque on top of the original double gun walnut display case reads “Cleveland City Union Club to Capt. Thomas Drummond 5th US Cavalry Jan. 4, 1865.” Captain Drummond joined the 5th US Cavalry at their formation. The 5th Cavalry Regiment, known as the “Black Knights”, was a historical unit of the United States Army that began its service on August 3, 1861, when an act of Congress enacted “that the two regiments of dragoons, the regiment of mounted riflemen, and the two regiments of cavalry shall hereafter be known and recognized, as the first, second, third, fourth, and fifth regiments of cavalry respectively of the U.S. Army. During the Civil War, the Regiment fought valiantly at the 1st Battle at Bull Run, the Battle of Gaines’s Mill, the Battle of Fairfax Courthouse, the Battle of Falling Waters, the Battle of Martinsburg, the Battle of Gettysburg, the Battle of Wilderness, and the Shenandoah Valley Campaign, among many others. The 5th Cavalry’s most notable action came at Gaines Mills, when the regiment charged a Confederate division under command of a former comrade, General John Bell Hood. The regiment suffered heavy casualties in the battle, but their attack saved the Union artillery from annihilation. Drummond was given this set of pistols in Jan. of 1865 and had survived so many of the wars most noted and infamous battles but died on April 2, 1865 from injuries suffered in the Battle of Five Forks in Virginia fought on April 1, 1865, only one month and eight days before the war ended on May 9, 1865. Both guns are an identical pair of Smith & Wesson Model No. 2 Old Model Revolvers with 6” octagon barrels, spur triggers, with high polish factory blue finish and walnut grips. CONDITION: Both guns retain approximately 85% of their original factory high polish blue finish blending with soft even patina. Both have razor sharp legends. Both have sharp bores. The guns are less than 200 numbers apart. There is no attribution on the guns themselves but given closeness of numbers and almost identical condition makes sense having been presented in the original case. Set comes with a rare Black & Gold S&W ammunition box that is faded and has 14 rounds of ammunition. DB 5,000 - 7,000

1335 - (A) NICKEL PLATED AND ENGRAVED COLT SINGLE ACTION ARMY REVOLVER. Manufacturer: Colt Model: Single Action Army Serial No. 143775 Caliber/Bore: .44-40 WCF Barrel Length: 4 - 3/4” FFL Status: Antique

Blackpowder frame Colt single action manufactured 1891. No barrel address or caliber markings (measures .44 caliber). Nickel plated with gold plated screws and cylinder pin. Aftermarket engraved to typical ‘C’ level. Imitation ivory one piece grips with stylized “rampant colt” medallion.

CONDITION: Completely refinished with non-factory engraving and grips. Nearly all nickel remaining. Good shootable bore. MKS 5,000 - 7,000

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1336 - (A) U.S. INSPECTED COLT MODEL 1860 RICHARDS CONVERSION REVOLVER. Manufacturer: Colt Model: 1860 Serial No. 5629 Caliber/Bore: .44 Colt Centerfire Barrel Length: 5 - 3/4” FFL Status: Antique

One of the least common US issued handguns produced by Colt. A production of less than 1,200 are believed to have purchased by the US Government and issued to our troops during the early Indian Wars period. Chambered for the uncommon .44 Colt Centerfire cartridge, these revolutionary revolvers represent the transitional period of percussion to cartridge firearms. Originally produced with a 8” barrel with one piece walnut grips and using the patented conversion invented by Assistant Superintendent Charles Richards of Colt Manufacturing. Serial numbered 5629, matching numbers found on frame, barrel, trigger guard, wedge, and butt. Assembly number 1144 is found on loading gate and cylinder pin. Strong “US” inspection found on trigger guard beneath serial number and faint US inspectors cartouche is evident on right side of grips.

Revolver has been modified to 5 - 3/4” barrel length at a later period and probably used in the Western US during its period of unrest and expansion. CONDITION: Good overall with properly functioning action. Finish had turned plum brown with light surface pitting from period use. Bore is fair with strong rifling. Wedge screw is a modern replacement, balance of revolver is authentic. Grips are full sized and with slight material loss at toe. A extremely uncommon and desirable US inspected transitional revolver. TDW 2,000 - 4,000

1337 - (A) EXCEPTIONALLY FINE FACTORY ENGRAVED REMINGTON MODEL 1871 RIDER REPEATING PISTOL. Manufacturer: Remington Model: 1871 Rider Caliber/Bore: .32 Rimfire Extra Short Barrel Length: 3 - 1/8” FFL Status: Antique

Only made from 1871-1888. Less than 15,000 of these small repeating magazine pistols were ever made. The caliber is .32 rimfire extra short.

This example is wonderfully factory engraved with 2/3 coverage, mostly scroll pattern with punch dot background. The gun is finished in nickel with ivory grips. This example is exceedingly fine condition and fully functioning. This was one of the first metallic cartridge pistols to use a tubular magazine. CONDITION: This fine pistol retains at least 98% of the factory nickel finish and the grips are excellent with good color. The rifling is sharp with some frosting. An extremely handsome Remington. TDW 2,500 - 3,500

1338 - (A) FINE CHICAGO PALM SQUEEZE PISTOL. Manufacturer: Chicago Firearms Company Model: The Protector Serial No. 3300 Caliber/Bore: .32 Rimfire Extra Short Barrel Length: 2” FFL Status: Antique

Approximately 13,000 of these popular pocket pistols were made in Chicago during the 1890’s. This is a standard nickel finish model with pearl inserts and matching serial number. Grip has the gutta percha palm insert. Disk is stamped “The Protector” Caliber is .32 short rimfire.

CONDITION: This pistol is in beautiful all original condition with 98% original nickel and the pearl inserts are excellent with a minor chip and one age spot. DB 3,000 - 4,000 204

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1339 - (A) CASED SMITH & WESSON MODEL 2 OLD MODEL REVOLVER WITH CARVED IVORY GRIPS. Manufacturer: Smith & Wesson Model: Model 2 Serial No. 73434 Caliber/Bore: .32 Long Rimfire Barrel Length: 6” FFL Status: Antique

Made from 1861-74 when Smith had a lock on the bored-through cylinder, these were very popular during the Civil War. Blue finish with 6” octagon barrel, six shot, spur trigger with a fine pair of ivory grips, the left side carved with patriotic eagle and shield. CONDITION: A clean gun with maybe 20% bright factory blue blending with a homogeneous soft patina retaining sharp edges and legends. Grips are excellent with good color. Indexes and locks up like new. Rifling is sharp and crisp. The display case is authentic and comes with 24 original rounds of Henry stamped rimfire ammunition. The factory letter indicates shipment to M.W. Robinson of New York City with in a 55 gun shipment. DB 2,500 - 3,500

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1340 - (A) EARLY B MOVIE ACTOR AL GREER’S COLT SINGLE ACTION ARMY REVOLVER (1880).

Manufacturer: Colt Model: Single Action Army Serial No. 53115 Caliber/Bore: .45 Barrel Length: 5” FFL Status: Antique

Following is a direct quotation from documentation accompanying revolver: “This fancy revolver is Mr. Al Greers “Movie Gun” or stage “prop”!

It is a mixture of several colt revolvers. It first started out as a “factory engraved” Colt Single Action Army Model revolver in caliber 44-40 in May 1880. It now fires blanks with its “45 Colt” Cylinder and its caliber “44 barrel”. This revolver was used in many Class “B” Westerns in the 1930’s and 1940’s before being acquired by Mr. Greer sometime in the late 1940’s. It was sold as part of Mr. Greers Estate to Mr. Gary Hardin of Grand Junction Colorado who was a good friend of Mr. Greer and his family...Mr. Al Greer was not only a recognized ‘Movie Actor” but also was an accomplished “shooter” and “firearms collector”. His work in movies was mostly in Class “B” Westerns, but his work in real life included activity in law enforcement with real arrest made.” According to Colt archive letter the subject revolver was shipped to B. Kitteredge & Company Cincinnati Ohio on May 3, 1880 in a shipment of 10 guns. caliber .44/40, barrel length not listed, ivory stocks, and factory engraved.

Additional literature accompanies revolver further documenting Mr. Greer and his wife Mel as performers, trick shooters, firearm expert, and law enforcement officer. Also, a soft cover booklet written by Mr. Greer with interesting quote on the cover “In the Old West the real badmen styled their guns to fit their own tricks. The net result spelled mortal danger.” CONDITION: Poor overall, most all original finish and engraving worn smooth. Replacement non-factory parts including poorly fitted backstrap and grips. Barrel address, frame markings, and caliber markings no longer visible. Should be considered a relic unsafe for use. MKS 2,000 - 3,000

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1341 - (A) DOCUMENTED CUSTER ERA COLT ARTILLERY SINGLE ACTION REVOLVER. Manufacturer: Colt Model: Artillery SAA Serial No. 2232 Caliber/Bore: .45 Colt Barrel Length: 5 - 1/2” FFL Status: Antique

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Originally manufactured in 1874 by Colt for the United States Army. This classic Custer Era Single action is now Colt Factory modified from the original 7 - 1/2” barrel to the later 5 - 1/2” Artillery variation. Chambered for the .45 Colt cartridge with US marking on left side of frame next to two line patent markings. Single line Colt address upon barrel top with proper thin blade front sight. Original one piece walnut grips have been period checkered but still retain the RAC inspection marking on bottom. Mixed numbers are found on barrel, frame, cylinder, trigger guard, and butt. This is proper for these modified revolvers as they saw continued use from the early Indian wars into the Philippine insurrection. Most of these historic revolvers were modified by the United States Gov’t at designated arsenals. This example is quite uncommon as it was modified to the 5 1/2 inch barreled Artillery variation by the Colt factory and returned to Springfield Armory on July 15th 1901.

Colt is accompanied by Factory letter dated Oct 12th 2007 indicating modification date and shipment to US Gov’t Armory at Springfield MA. CONDITION: Barrel is good with strong rifling. Action is crisp and properly functioning. Grips are very fine as period checkered and full fitting. Finish on barrel and cylinder is a dove grey with little blue remaining. Frame retains much arsenal blue finish in protected areas. TDW 1,500 - 2,500

1342 - (A) SMITH & WESSON MODEL 3 SINGLE ACTION REVOLVER. Manufacturer: Smith & Wesson Model: Model 3 Serial No. 24035 Caliber/Bore: .44 S&W American Barrel Length: 8” FFL Status: Antique 2nd Model with two piece walnut grips, squared profile butt, and steel front sight. Originally, blue finish.

CONDITION: Good overall, having been overly cleaned with only traces of original blue remaining. Overall a clean gun metal grey with minimum pitting. Bore is good with scattered pitting, action does not operate properly.

Replaced two piece walnut grips are not original to gun.

MKS 1,500 - 2,500

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1343 - (A) DOCUMENTED WEBLEY & SCOTT FACTORY NICKEL MODEL 1889 DOUBLE ACTION REVOLVER Manufacturer: Webley Model: WG 1889 Serial No. 2149 Caliber/Bore: .476 Eley Barrel Length: 6” FFL Status: Antique

The background letter dated 2005 relates that this gun was sold on December 27, 1888 to Col. R.E. Lockhart and is listed as plated with wood stocks, 6” barrel, in caliber .476. His military career with the British army started in 1860 with the Royal Artillery and continued through 1894. Of special note, he was the first president of St. Andrews Royal Golf Club. The top of the barrel is stamped Army & Navy CSL which is where many of the British officers of the nineteenth century purchased their revolvers. The frame is stamped Webley patent along with the W&S bullet logo.

It features an octagon barrel, six shot, double action with two piece walnut grips. It is finished in the scarce factory nickel finish. With exception to the cylinder, the balance of gun retains approximately 95% original factory nickel finish. The cylinder is about 75% with some freckling and a couple areas of deep dark patina. Grips have usual handling marks. Fine action with a sharp bore. Nice example of an early large frame double action revolver owned by British officer. This gun comes with a stack of history on Lockhart. DB 2,000 - 2,500

1344 - (M) CASED FACTORY ENGRAVED CONSECUTIVE COLT SINGLE ACTION ARMY NICKEL REVOLVERS. Manufacturer: (BOTH) Colt Model: (BOTH) Single Action Army Serial No. (A) S61181A (B) S61182A Caliber/Bore: (BOTH) .38 Special Barrel Length: (BOTH) 5 - 1/2” FFL Status: Modern

A factory engraved matched set with consecutive serial numbers. Both have 5-1/2” barrels, caliber .38 Special (scarce on 3rd Generation guns), nickel finish with two piece silver medallion ivory grips. Both are class ‘C’ engraving in vintage scroll pattern with punch dot background. CONDITION: Neither gun shows any signs of having ever been fired and both are as new condition. They come housed in the Colt factory deluxe burled case with glass display and all ivory accessories to include possibles box, two turn screws and brush, all with ivory handles. An fantastic factory engraved set. DB 5,000 - 8,000

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1345 - (C) CASED ALVIN WHITE ENGRAVED COLT SINGLE ACTION ARMY (1957).

Manufacturer: Colt Model: Single Action Army Serial No. 10144SA Caliber/Bore: .38 Special Barrel Length: 7-1/2” FFL Status: Curio & Relic This is a second generation made in 1957 and class D engraved by world renowned master engraver Alvin White. It is a 7 - 1/2” .38 Special with blue and case color finish. The gun features gold inlay snake on back strap, spurs on loading gate, bleached buffalo head on left side, gold border line on barrel, cylinder and frame. Inscription on back strap “To my friend Roger Conger from Romane Fielding Christmas 1957”. The right panel of the ivory grips is carved with a Texas longhorn and inside the right grip panel is etched “A.A.White Eng.”. CONDITION: Gun does appear to have been fired and the colors have faded a bit on left side and there are a couple of handling marks but still a solid 98% gun in all respects. The scroll engraving has been cut with deep chisel by hand and is present on every component of this fine gun. Bore and action are near mint. The case is made of hand tooled saddle leather with laced border. Handsome gun and display by one of the finest Colt engravers of all time. DB 8,000 - 12,000

1346 - (C) ENGRAVED PRE-WAR COLT SINGLE ACTION ARMY REVOLVER. Manufacturer: Colt Model: Single Action Army Serial No. 239894 Caliber/Bore: .38 WCF Barrel Length: 4 - 3/4”

Serial number 239894, manufactured in 1903. 4 - 3/4” barrel marked in two lines “COLT’S PT. F.A MFG. CO./HARTFORD. CT. U.S.A.” and “.38 W.C.F.” on left side. Frame marked on left side with patent dates and Rampant Colt motif. Chambered in .38-40 caliber. Fitted with unusual two piece mother of pearl carved steerhead grips with ruby eyes, both left and right panels are carved with the steerhead motif. Full nickel plated.

Period engraved in the typical New York style, featuring scrolls with a punch dot background. Sunburst design on right recoil shield and top of backstrap. CONDITION: Refinished with nearly all the reapplied nickel plating remaining. Action is crisp. Bore is good with moderate pitting. Right mother of pearl grip panel has a repair at the heel. Overall an attractive revolver in a desirable configuration and scarce caliber. -MKS10,000 - 15,000

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1347 - (C) DOCUMENTED FACTORY ENGRAVED COLT SINGLE ACTION ARMY ATTRIBUTED TO JACK VAN RYDER, COWBOY AND ARTIST. Manufacturer: Colt Model: SAA Serial No. 349951 Caliber/Bore: .45 Colt Barrel Length: 4 - 3/4” FFL Status: Curio & Relic Colt Single Action Army manufactured October 22th, 1926, documented by factory letter as shipped .45 caliber, 4-3/4” barrel, nickel finish, rubber grips, and factory Level 1 engraved; shipped to Albert Steinfeld Company, Tucson, Arizona in a single gun shipment. The revolver is now mounted with a set of two piece Mother of Pearl grips and is period engraved on backstrap ‘JACK’. Engraved in the transitional Wilbur Glahn style of broad scrolls with dot punch background on frame and barrel as well as his tell tale coverage of the cylinder and butt. The gun is accompanied by a very unique silver mounted dress rig with enormous 5-1/2” x 7” engraved silver buckle on a 3-1/2” wide pistol belt with silver jack, spade and heart decor and a hand tooled silver overlay drop loop holster. No name is found on rig. This revolver is reported to have come from the Jack Van Ryder estate by previous owner and the gun is engraved Jack on backstrap. Van Ryder was a contemporary to Charles Russell as well as a noted Rodeo performer in Arizona. He became a literary and is known for many newspaper articles as well as his artwork.

Jack Van Ryder painted, performed, and resided in the Southwest of New Mexico and Arizona during the highlighted wild and whooly period.

CONDITION: Very good with most all factory nickel finish remaining with slight loss at muzzle from holster carry. All engraving is very sharp and well defined. The marking and legends are excellent. The bore and chambers are bright and sharp. The action smooth and properly functioning.

The grips have some very slight edge chipping from age. The rig is pliable and supple. Several of the silver embellishments have been damaged during the period. The silver has a very pleasant patina. A small amount of information from the Arizona Historical Society comes with this revolver outlining the life and career of Jack Van Ryder. TDW 20,000 - 25,000

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1348 - (C) PAIR OF EXTRAORDINARILY RARE AND DESIRABLE FULLY FACTORY LETTERED ENGRAVED AND INSCRIBED SILVER PLATED COLT SINGLE ACTION ARMY REVOLVERS. Manufacturer: (BOTH) Colt Model: (BOTH) SAA Serial No. (A) 208657 (B) 208673 Caliber/Bore: (BOTH) .45 Colt Barrel Length: (BOTH) 4 - 3/4” FFL Status: Curio & Relic

Extraordinary engraved, silver plated Colt single action revolver with backstrap inscription. 4 - 3/4” barrel, standard sight, two line barrel address with two line patent date and rampant Colt in circle. Fitted with fine, smooth pearl grips and has the last three digits of its serial number on the back of the cylinder. This pistol is silver finished with fire blued screws beautifully engraved by the master, Cuno Helfrecht, with about C level coverage. Engraving consists of about 60-70% coverage wonderful foliate arabesque pattern with very fine punch dot background. Top strap has feather pattern and top of barrel has Moorish pattern. The gullet of the frame in front of cylinder on each side has tiny flower blossoms and top of back strap has beautiful fans with central “V”s. Top bottom of actual back strap has beautiful incised pattern and the central part of back strap is inscribed “JOE PERIA”. The butt strap is lightly engraved and trigger guard bow has pattern that match the back strap. Full factory

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silver plated Single Action Armies are rare to begin with and to find one with beautiful engraving by master engraver Cuno Helfrecht presents a wonderful opportunity for the collector of decorated Colt firearms to acquire a gun with great rarity. Accompanied with a copy of Ron Graham letter. CONDITION: Extremely fine plus, all matching. Retains about 96-97% strong original silver plating and most of the original fire blue on the screws with only minor muzzle edge wear and some sharp edge wear on the frame. Grips are excellent, possibly period replacements.

Bore is excellent. Mechanics are excellent showing little use. Gun (B) Colt Single Action Army. Serial number 208673. Caliber .45. 4-3/4” barrel. This is the pair to serial number 208657; only it is presented to “N. GARZA” and retains its original factory pearl grips. CONDITION: Virtually identical to its mate serial number 208657 in every respect. Matched pairs of Helfricht engraved revolvers are virtually unknown and to find a silver plated pair with such beautiful and masterful engraving that letters from the Colt Factory as well as being lettered by a noted Colt authority Ron Graham, represents a not to be missed opportunity to acquire the rarest and best in decorated Colt Single Action Armies. TDW 100,000 - 150,000

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1349 - (C) EXCEPTIONAL CASED RILING BROTHERS PRESENTATION PREWAR COLT SINGLE ACTION ARMY REVOLVER. Manufacturer: Colt Model: Single Action Army Serial No. 321083 Caliber/Bore: .45 Long Colt Barrel Length: 5 - 1/2” FFL Status: Curio & Relic Manufactured in 1912. It was cased by Lewis Woyce and fitted with silver inlaid grips by John Boss Jr. This revolver and a identical revolver, serial number 320916, were presented by Raymond L.J. Riling to his two sons in 1956. The companion to this revolver, number 320916, was formerly in the Robert Q. Sutherland collection. It is pictured and described on page 254 of “The Book Of Colt Firearms” by R.L. Wilson. The revolver has a 5 - 1/2-inch barrel and is chambered for the .45 Colt cartridge. It has the high-polish Colt pre-World War I commercial blue finish with case hardened hammer and frame. The hammer and frame have vivid case colors. The barrel has the standard Colt, one-line Hartford address on the top and the caliber designation, “45 Colt” on the left side. The left side of the frame has the Colt ‘two-line/three date’ patent marking followed by the encircled rampant colt notify. The Colt “V/P” proof mark is stamped on the left front of the trigger guard and a inspector’s initial “W” is stamped on the rear. The serial number is located on the frame, trigger guard and back strap. All of the serial numbers match. The walnut grips are inlaid with a detailed silver eagle on both sides. The left grip is inlaid with a silver oval engraved with the monogram “JR” at the junction of the back strap and frame. The right grip has a silver, five-pointed star inlaid in the same position. The mahogany case has the cover inlaid with a detailed Spread Eagle and Shield with Ribbon in an oval. The inlay is executed in contrasting wood and the shield is colored red, white and blue.

The case is lined with blue velvet and divided into six compartments. One compartment has a silver lid and another is fitted with a silver block for twenty-five cartridges. The case contains a silver oil bottle and cleaning rod with brush and two brass tips. CONDITION: Very fine and with over 97% vivid case colors and only slight cylinder wear from turn line Interior silver is slightly tarnished from age. Very stunning. TDW 17,500 - 22,500

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1350 - (C) EXHIBITION ENGRAVED COLT SINGLE ACTION BY MASTER ENGRAVER TIM GEORGE. Manufacturer: Colt Model: Single Action Army Serial No. 324652 Caliber/Bore: .45 Colt Barrel Length: 5 - 1/2” FFL Status: Curio & Relic Originally produced in 1912 this Colt Single Action has been transformed into a piece of mechanical art by Master Engraver Tim George of Virginia. Formerly engraving for Colt and Old Dominion Engravers, Mr. George is known as one of America’s foremost and most talented firearms artists. Colt Single Action Army is chambered for .45 Colt with 5 - 1/2” barrel and is fitted with superb one piece ivory grips. Engraved in excess of what would be known as style “D” from the Colt factory and inlaid profusely with gold wire and raised gold inlays on recoil shields and backstraps. Engraved in wide scrolls and vines with fine dot punch background on frame barrel and ejector rod with further scroll and vine on back strap and trigger guard. Fine cross hatch checkering is engraved on frame forward of cylinder with matching checkering at top of backstrap to rear of recoil shield. Dual gold bands are inlaid on barrel at muzzle and breech. Further gold inlay is sculptured around the caliber designation on left side of barrel. A broad and impressive gold border inlay is done in complete circumference of the frame on both sides and continuing to the top, rare and surrounding the sight groove. The hammer is embellished in the same fashion of engraving and gold wire inlay.

A fantastic gold overlay of the Colt crest and shield in masterfully applied to the left recoil shield and is minutely dot punched on the interior.

A small gold inlaid Rampant Colt is inlaid on the left side of frame at bottom to rear of patent dates. The loading gate is embellished with the famous Colt Factory Dome with minute Rampant Colt on top of the spire. Further gold inlays are done at the back strap of the Rampant Colt with a dual gold band/border. The hundreds of hours of master craftsmanship to complete this gun is unknown. The artistry is unsurpassed and this museum quality work would be the centerpiece of any collection be it firearms or paintings or sculpture. Truly magnificent. TDW 10,000 - 15,000

1351 - (A) ENGRAVED COLT SINGLE ACTION ARMY (1898).

Manufacturer: Colt Model: Single Action Army Serial No. 179219 Caliber/Bore: .44-40 Barrel Length: 4 - 3/4” FFL Status: Antique Contemporary engraved antique smokeless powder Single Action Army revolver with transverse lock. Roll die marked “Colt Frontier Six Shooter”, 4 - 3/4” barrel, .44-40 caliber. Rampant Colt motif on frame. Very nicely engraved in a mixture of factory style patterns, engraver unknown.

Two piece Mother of Pearl grips with right panel engraved with stylized Mexican Eagle motif. CONDITION: Excellent overall with most all refinished nickel plating remaining. Non-original screws and grips. Action is crisp and cylinder locks up solid. Bore has scattered pitting. -MKS7,500 - 10,000

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1352 - (C) ENGRAVED COLT SINGLE ACTION ARMY REVOLVER. Manufacturer: Colt Model: Single Action Army Serial No. 320727 Caliber/Bore: .45 Colt Barrel Length: 5 - 1/2” FFL Status: Curio & Relic

Masterfully engraved 1911 vintage Colt single action arm revolver. One line Hartford address chambered in .45 Colt. Rampant Colt motif on left side of frame with two line patent stamps. Engraving is masterfully executed with multiple gold inlays. Full high polish royal blue finish on all major parts. Well fitted one piece ivory grips with high relief Big Horn Sheep skull carved on left side. Correct style screws. CONDITION: Near new with most all refinished blue remaining. Clean shootable bore with minimum pitting. -MKS- 5,000 - 7,500

1353 - (C) F. E. WARREN 1962 CUSTOM ENGRAVED COLT PYTHON DOUBLE ACTION REVOLVER (1962).

Manufacturer: Colt Model: Python Serial No. 22052 Caliber/Bore: .357 Mag Barrel Length: 4” FFL Status: Curio & Relic

This 4” Python was built in 1962. Under the left grip on frame is engraved “Engr’vd by FE Warren 1962”. Floyd Warren, deceased, was a well known engraver from Ohio. His pattern of engraving on this Python is chisel relief scroll and vine with a panel scene on left side with solid gold Rampant Colt while right side has gold bobcat. He also used gold lines to decorate the cylinder and both ends of the barrel and would be considered Class D coverage. The grips are the so called Smiley Face checkered walnut with gold medallions. CONDITION: The gun does not look to have been fired since time of engraving and finish. Grips are near mint condition. The action and bore are near perfect. A very handsome, early, engraved custom Colt Python. DB 4,000 - 6,000

1354 - (M) BOXED KORTH TROJA .357 DOUBLE ACTION REVOLVER. Manufacturer: Korth Model: Sport Serial No. 39040 Caliber/Bore: .357 Magnum Barrel Length: 6” FFL Status: Modern

Korth handguns are very high quality and are manufactured one at a time, resulting in limited manufacture and extremely limited importation to the US. These guns are as rare as they are expensive. This model features a six inch vent rib barrel with target sights and finger groove walnut grips. CONDITION: Gun has been fired but is in near new condition and comes in its original box. DB 4,500 - 5,500

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1355 - (C) BRILLIANT 6” COLT MODEL 1877 DOUBLE ACTION .41 REVOLVER (1902).

Manufacturer: Colt Model: 1877 Serial No. 138603 Caliber/Bore: .41 Colt Barrel Length: 6” FFL Status: Curio & Relic

The factory letter states this revolver was shipped on October 28, 1902 in a shipment of 23 guns to Simmons Hardware Co St. Louis with a 6” barrel in .41 caliber with blue finish. Grips were not listed and are standard gutta percha. CONDITION: Wonderful. There is a hint of muzzle wear on barrel but still retains 99% of the brilliant factory blue. The ejector housing retains 90% blue with some freckling. The cylinder has overall high edge wear with at least 85% brilliant blue present. The left side of the frame retains most of its original bright case color. The right side retains about 30% color with balance patterned out to patina. The straps show little use or wear and retains most of their original blue and the grips are near mint. Sharp rifling with light frosting. Brilliant nitre blue on screws and top of hammer and trigger. Indexes and locks up correctly both single and double action. A fine high condition long barrel .41 Colt. DB 2,500 - 3,500

1356 - (C)OUTSTANDING CONDITION US COLT MODEL 1909 ARMY NEW SERVICE REVOLVER FROM THE CHARLES CLAWSON COLLECTION. Manufacturer: Colt Model: 1909 ARMY Serial No. 35966Z Caliber/Bore: .45 Colt Barrel Length: 5 - 1/2” FFL Status: Curio & Relic

Between May 28, 1909 and September 13, 1911, the Army ordered 15403 large frame New Service revolvers chambered for the .45 Colt caliber. All were blue finish with 5 1/2” barrels. The finish was the commercial type high polish blue and each gun was fitted with a pair of smooth walnut grips both of which were stamped RAC for Renaldo Carr. The butt is stamped US Army Model 1909. United States Property is stamped under the barrel. RAC is stamped under the barrel, on end of cylinder and on right side of frame. Its official designation was “Colt’s Double-Action Revolver, Caliber .45” The screws are fire blued as is the trigger and top of hammer.This outstanding Colt 1909 is accompanied by a letter from famed author Charles Clawson stating that it is from his personal collection and is 100% authentic and correct. CONDITION: This gun has survived in spectacular condition with 95% bright factory blue finish, most of the fire blue on screws, hammer, and trigger is present. Grips are excellent with few handling marks. The bore is near mint and the action is crisp. One of the finest known examples ever to offered. DB 2,500 - 3,500

1357 - (M) NICKEL COLT PYTHON DOUBLE ACTION REVOLVER. Manufacturer: Colt Model: Python Serial No. 33379 Caliber/Bore: .357 Mag Barrel Length: 6” FFL Status: Modern

Excellent Python with 6-inch barrel. .357 magnum. Full nickel plate with replaced Hogue rubber grips. Comes with a period Colt blue box, not numbered to the revolver. CONDITION: Excellent overall with light scratches, retaining most all original nickel plating. Bore is excellent. -MKS1,000 - 1,500

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1358 - (C) RARE 4” NICKEL WEBLEY GREENE TARGET REVOLVER. Manufacturer: Webley Model: WG Target Serial No. 21180 Caliber/Bore: .455 Barrel Length: 4” FFL Status: Curio & Relic

Model 1896/97. Six shot, double action, marked WG Target Model on frame and the caliber .450/.455 stamped on left side of frame.

Matching numbers. Checkered walnut grips with lanyard. All English proofs. The WG target models are rare, nickel plating ever more so, and a factory 4” barrel is almost impossible to find. CONDITION: Gun retains approximately 90% original factory nickel with some light flaking and bubbling in small spots. Sharp legends. Fine bore and action. You might never see another such example. Comes with an original period flap holster that is maker stamped from Glasgow. This gun comes with paperwork dated 1966 where this gun was sold as part of the collection of William Dowell, author of the Webley Story. Also has letter where Dowell had this gun fitted with adjustable rear sight in an invoice sated 1913.

This gun is pictured in his book. DB 2,000 - 2,500

1359 - (M) CASED SMITH & WESSON 627-5 DOUBLE ACTION REVOLVER. Manufacturer: Smith & Wesson Model: 627-5 Serial No. BCF5373 Caliber/Bore: .357 Mag Barrel Length: 5” FFL Status: Modern Smith & Wesson Performance Center Model 627-5. Two piece wood grips, stainless steel with a matte finish. Complete with S&W Performance Center aluminum case. CONDITION: Excellent overall.

-MKS- 500 - 1,000

1360 - (C) STELLAR CONDITION US SMITH AND WESSON MODEL 1917 REVOLVER FROM THE CHARLES CLAWSON COLLECTION. Manufacturer: S&W Model: 1917 Serial No. 63538 Caliber/Bore: .45 ACP Barrel Length: 5 “ FFL Status: Curio & Relic

During the First World War, government suppliers could not keep up with demand for the 1911 so both Smith & Wesson and Colt were called on to produce a large frame revolver that could use the same ammunition as the Colt 1911. Smith answered with their large square butt N-Frame double action HE revolver that, through the use of half moon clips, could fire the .45 ACP rimless cartridge. It is a five screw, pinned barrel square butt. It wears a commercial quality blue finish with case color hammer, trigger and lanyard. The bottom of the barrel is stamped “United States Property” and the butt is stamped “US Army Model 1917”. The left side of the frame bears the ordnance bomb and Springfield armory eagle head acceptance stamp. The grips are two panel smooth walnut. Provenance, Charles Clawson collection, with letter dated Feb, 2014 stating this fact and that said gun is 100% original and correct CONDITION: Aside from a light drag line a bit of high edge muzzle wear, the gun remains at about 99% original factory finish with bright colors. Grip are excellent with few handling marks. The bore is about mint and the action like butter.

Truly a superb specimen in almost un-used examples. DB 1,500 - 2,000 216

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1361 - (C) A VERY INTERESTING IRISH SHIPPED WEBLEY MARK VI WITH 4” BARREL. Manufacturer: Webley Model: Mark VI Serial No. 452288 Caliber/Bore: .455 Barrel Length: 4” FFL Status: Curio & Relic

This gun is largely a standard Mark VI Webley with an uncut cylinder, military finish, appropriate British proofing on cylinder, frame, and barrel.

What makes this revolver particularly interesting is the 4” barrel with front sight machined directly into barrel and marked on top strap “Webley and Scott Ltd Birmingham”. Chamberlain and Taylorson note on page 32 of their book on British Service revolvers that a number of 4” Mark VIs were seen in the early 1980’s, and 100 were imported by Pacific International Merchandising in Sacramento, California. This gun is stamped on the inside of the frame for importation from Inter-American, who distributed through Pacific International, Armex International, and Old Sacramento Armory. Of the imported guns, the two disassembled and examined had front sight machined directly into the barrel, as this one does. Additionally, they note that six of the revolvers bore government inspection marks, but no property marks. Again, this is correct with proper view and proof marks, and a small “(Crossed swords) / 7” and “T” in circle in the frame, under left grip strap, which appear to be inspector marks. Chamberlain and Taylorson speculate that these guns may have come from the Crime (Special) Division of the Garda Sioncha, the Republic of Ireland’s national police. Research from Milner’s database indicates that the gun was intended Ulster Volunteers, who disbanded in 1922, but was shipped to J. Brennan, the Barrack Master at Phoenix Park, Dublin, in 1931 instead of Belfast. Further research should prove extremely fruitful. Accompanied by a holster that fits the gun very tightly with a “(Broad Arrow) / 167” proof on body and “H G R L21915” on belt loop, and two distinct bracket marks where something was attached at one point. Cleaning rod in compartment. CONDITION: Very good, still retaining the vast majority of its military finish. The cylinder is untrimmed and the ejector functions correctly. There is some high edge wear on the gun and a some scrapes from operation that are now showing bare metal. There is some light pitting on the frame and barrel, but nothing serious. Bore is excellent. Grips are very good, complete, with some handling marks. Holster is good with some crazing but complete. EW 1,000 - 2,000

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1362 - (M) COLT SINGLE ACTION ARMY REVOLVER. Manufacturer: Colt Model: SAA Serial No. S34399A Caliber/Bore: .45 Long Colt Barrel Length: 5 - 1/2” FFL Status: Modern Third generation Colt Single Action Army chambered in .45 Colt, 5-1/2 barrel, blue and case color. Complete with factory blue plastic case numbered to the gun. CONDITION: Nearly new, appears unfired, no cylinder ring or drag lines. -MKS- 1,000 - 1,500

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1363 - (C) WORLD WAR II WOOD CASED BRITISH ENFIELD M47C SNIPER RIFLE WITH SCOPE Manufacturer: BSA Model: No.4 Mk.I (T) Serial No. H38831 Caliber/Bore: .303 British Barrel Length: 25” FFL Status: Curio & Relic

Standard No.4 Mk.I (T) sniper rifle configuration. Cheek rest on top of stock comb. M47C marked on the left side of the butt socket for BSA manufacture. Dated 1944. S51 properly stamped into bottom of stock. All matching numbers including the scope mount. The scope number matches the number stamped just behind the receiver. 1944 dated leather lens cover. Magazine is unnumbered. No. 32 Mk. III scope is dated 1945, made by AK&S. Steel scope case is numbered and matching to the scope & gun. Brown leather sling. The No. 15 Mk. I transit chest does not have the gun number on it, but is properly partitioned with correct label inside lid. The gun is import marked on the top of the barrel. CONDITION: Very fine with 95% original finish overall and light handling marks. Wood is very fine with minor handling marks. Bore is fine with sharp rifling.

Fine mechanical function. Optics are clear with some crazing to the interior film coating on the ocular lens.

Case is solid with most of the original paint. One of the leather carry straps is broken. GR 3,000 - 5,000

1364 - (C) IMPORTANT PATTERN ENFIELD P14 SNIPER PROTOTYPE BOLT ACTION RIFLE. Manufacturer: Winchester Model: P14 Sniper Prototype Serial No. 190965 Caliber/Bore: .303 British Barrel Length: 24 - 1/4” Built utilizing a Pattern 14 Enfield produced by Winchester with 1917 inspections on breech. During this period the British were hurriedly attempting to develop and adopt an advanced snipe rifle to compete with the German snipers during the Great War, eventually adopting the No 3 “T” in 1918. This rifle is a prototype sniper using a quick release pillar type scope base with external windage and elevation adjustments. The unknown maker scope is a central focus design, not unlike a later Fecker produced scope. The tube is constructed of a central steel tube with brass objective bell and brass eye piece. The rear of the receiver has been professionally modified to operate with the windage adjustment and the receiver ring had been drilled and tapped to accept the pillar/post front base. All observed parts of the rifle are Winchester production with the exception of the Eddystone marked stock. The bolt body has been polished bright for smooth operation and the barrel has been shortened to 24 - 1/4”. The unique scope base and platform are tool room production and are void of markings. This system obviously lost out to the pattern 1918 telescope system with claw mounts used on the No.3 “T”. British developmental firearms are extremely rare and not frequently encountered. Additional research should reveal the maker of the telescope itself. CONDITION: Very good with most blue finish remaining. Bore is excellent and action operates properly. Scope is very cloudy and cross-wire is broken. Wood stocks are very good with inspections and proofs very legible. TDW 8,500 - 12,500 218

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1365 - (C) SCARCE BRITISH ENFIELD SMLE COND II* .303 DATED 1901 & 1905 RIFLE. Manufacturer: Enfield Model: SMLE MK I Serial No. 2039 Caliber/Bore: .303 British Barrel Length: 25” FFL Status: Curio & Relic

Originally made as a SMLE I* produced in 1901, and so marked on the right side of the stock socket.

Marked on the left side of the stock socket “ENFIELD/ 1905/ SHT LE/ COND II*”, as well as several other arsenal upgrade dates and stamps, the last date appearing to be ‘11. Still in .303 which is rare for these Cond II guns as most were later converted to .22 training rifles. Original volley sights. Magazine cutoff is still present. Loading guide on bolt. Matching numbers, although original receiver number was lined out during an arsenal upgrade. Unit marked on the brass buttplate tang “7.12/ 2.LD.F.CO/ 26”. Made without a stock disc. Proper high hump rear hand guard. Early style magazine. Brown leather British military style sling is unmarked. CONDITION: Retains a pleasing patina with traces of finish. Markings are clear. Wood has dings and handling marks, shows wear. Bore is very good with strong rifling. Fine mechanical function. GR 1,250 - 2,500

1366 - (C) LOT OF 2: BRITISH SHTLE .303 RIFLES - SPARKBROOK I*** 1905 AND ENFIELD III* 1928.

Manufacturer: (A) Sparkbrook, (B) Enfield Model: (A) SMLE MK I (B) SMLE MK III Serial No. (A) A4850, (B) L796 Caliber/Bore: (BOTH) .303 British Barrel Length: (A) 25 - 1/8”, (B) 25 - 1/4” FFL Status: Curio & Relic

Gun (A) is a Sparkbrook I*** dated 1905. Has been arsenal upgraded a few times, the last date appearing to be ‘10. Original volley sights. Magazine cutoff is present, cartridge guide on bolt. Marked on the stock disc “11/ EY/ 568”. “EY” marked on the top of the barrel. Matching numbers on receiver and bolt. The nose cap number is not matching. Later production canvas sling. Later style magazine. CONDITION: Retains a pleasing patina with 60% finish. Markings are clear. Wood has dings and handling marks. Bore has strong rifling. Fine mechanical function. Gun (B) is an import marked Enfield III* dated 1928. Matching numbers. Marked on left side of stock under disc “RMS/ 196”. Canvas sling. CONDITION: Retains 80% arsenal applied finish. All markings are clear. Wood has dings and scrapes. Bore has strong rifling. Fine mechanical function. GR 1,000 - 1,250

1367 - (C) VERY FINE WORLD WAR II NAZI GERMAN WALTHER K.43 AC 44 RIFLE WITH SCOPE. Manufacturer: Walther Model: K43 Serial No. 9044p Caliber/Bore: 8mm Mauser Barrel Length: 22 - 1/2” FFL Status: Curio & Relic

Gun is in the standard K.43 configuration. Wood handguard. All matching numbers. Has a panel on the left side which reads “K.43” & “ac/ 44”. Matching numbers on all parts including the scope mount. Eagle/359 inspected on the gun and scope mount. “Gw ZF4” scope, “ddx” with blue filled triangle. Original leather sling. Magazine is marked “aye” & “K43”. CONDITION: Very fine with 90% original finish overall. Mixture of phosphate and blue. All markings are sharp and clear. Stock is fine with some light handling marks, looks like it had a small hole in the bottom of the stock which was filled in. Bore is fine with sharp rifling. Fine mechanical function. Optics on scope are dusty but clear. GR 4,000 - 5,000

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1368 - (C) SAIPAN PROVENANCE SPRINGFIELD M1 GARAND SEMI AUTOMATIC RIFLE. Manufacturer: Springfield Model: M1 Garand Serial No. 1006821 Caliber/Bore: .30-06 Springfield Barrel Length: 24” FFL Status: Curio & Relic

Produced from September 1942-October of 1942. Documented history to the Battle of Saipan and as having been turned into the police after the Japanese were repelled from the island in July 1944. This rifle comes with letters from the Commonwealth of the Northern Mariana Islands, Department of Public Safety, releasing this rifle by serial number to the private collection of Aldo Burdi (along with several other supporting documents). These rifles had been in police storage since 1946 and had never gone through any rebuild program. All marked parts are correct Springfield to this gun including the inspector cartouche on left side (SA E.McF.). CONDITION: Surprisingly, this rifle survived in very fine condition. The chamber has a TE reading of 3 and an ME reading of 2+. The metal retains the majority of its dark parkerized finish and the stock, with some usual bumps and dents, has its original finish with sharp legends. A well-documented mid-war Garand that was in the midst of the fighting in the Pacific Theater. TDW 3,500 - 5,500

1369 - (C) ALWAYS DESIRABLE FN FAL G SERIES SEMI-AUTOMATIC RIFLE. Manufacturer: FN Model: FAL G Series Serial No. G1000 Caliber/Bore: 7.62x51mm NATO Barrel Length: 21” FFL Status: Modern

This lovely rifle is one of the FN FALs imported by the Browning Arms Company between 1959 and 1963 and is listed in the ATF serial number blocks are being exempt. Left side of the receiver with correct “F.A.L. cal. 7,62” marking. Selector switch designed so that it cannot rotate to the automatic selector. “1000” stamped just above the beavertail of the pistol grip on the receiver. Right side marked “FABRIQUE NATIONALE D’ARMES DE GUERRE_HERSTAL BELGIQUE”. Serial number just forward of magazine well. Adjustable protected post front sight, adjustable peep rear sights. Metal forend with folding bipod. Ribbed plastic carrying handle. Long flash hider. Matching serial numbers on internals. Includes 3 magazines in total. CONDITION: Fine overall, with some handling marks and scuffs, still retaining the majority of finish. Metal forearm has areas of silvering from where bipod folds into forearm. Distinct silver line between selector positions. Wood is very good with some compression marks, wood is proud to buttplate. Bore is excellent, bright and shiny with well defined rifling. Bolt face is excellent with some light firing residue.

Mechanics are crisp. Rifle is accompanied by two additional magazines; all magazines have a small “FAL” sticker on bottom. Two magazines have cartridge counter cutouts at rear, one does not. G-Series rifles are very desirable due to their rarity, and this one is no exception. EW 12,000 - 15,000

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1370 - (C) SAIPAN PROVENANCE WINCHESTER M1 GARAND SEMI AUTOMATIC RIFLE. Manufacturer: Winchester Model: M1 Garand Serial No. 1336762 Caliber/Bore: .30-06 Springfield Barrel Length: 24 FFL Status: Curio & Relic

Saipan Provenance Winchester M1 Garand Semi-Automatic Rifle. Produced from February 1943-May 1943. Documented history to the Battle of Saipan and as having been turned into the police after the Japanese were eradicated from the island in July 1944. This rifle comes with letters from the Commonwealth of the Northern Mariana Islands, Department of Public Safety, releasing this rifle by serial number to the private collection of Aldo Burdi (along with several other supporting documents). These rifles had been in police storage since 1946 and had never gone through any rebuild program. All marked parts are correct Winchester to this gun including the Winchester inspector cartouche on left side. (WRA GHD) The left side of stock has a the original metal “PROPERTY OF US GOVERNMENT” sticker on it. CONDITION: Surprisingly, this rifle survived in very fine condition. The chamber has a TE reading of 4 and an ME reading of 2. The metal retains the majority of its dark parkerized finish and the stock, with some usual bumps and dents, has its original finish with sharp legends. A well-documented mid-War Garand that was in the midst of the fighting in the Pacific Theater. TDW 3,500 - 5,500

1371 - (C) WORLD WAR II NAZI GERMAN K.43 QVE 45 RIFLE BY BERLIN LUBECKER. Manufacturer: Berlin Luebecker Model: K43 Serial No. 8140 Caliber/Bore: 8mm Mauser Barrel Length: 22 - 1/2” FFL Status: Curio & Relic

Standard K.43 rifle with Baklite handguard. Made by Berlin-Lubecker in 1945. Numbers are matching.

Eagle/214 inspected. Reproduction magazine, cleaning rod, and leather sling. Rail on the right side of the receiver for a scope mount. CONDITION: Retains a pleasing patina mixed with 45% finish. Markings are clear. Wood has dings and handling marks, inspectors markings are clear as is the serial number. Bore is fine with sharp rifling. Fine mechanical function. GR 2,500 - 3,000

1372 - (C) INLAND M-1 CARBINE. Manufacturer: Inland Div Model: M1 Carbine Serial No. 5057949 Caliber/Bore: .30 Carbine Barrel Length: 18” FFL Status: Curio & Relic

Manufactured by Inland General Motors Division between March 1944 and August 1944. Barrel marked Inland General Motors, dated 3-44 with “P” stamp. Non-import gun. “N” marked front sight with “S” marked rear flip sight. Correct internals with Inland marked trigger group, “M” marked clip release and push button safety. Inland marked blued flat bolt. Type II barrel band with four weld scars. Uncut oval cut low wood stock with “IO” in the sling well with crossed cannons on the right side. “IO” marked top wood with two rivets.

Comes with “UW” marked 15 round clip with flat bottom, unmarked oiler with khaki sling. CONDITION: Overall 80% original arsenal finish on metal surfaces. Good shootable bore with ME of 1. Wood retains 80% arsenal finish with sharp cartouches and light handling marks. DLM2019 1,500 - 2,000

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1373 - (C) ROCK-OLA M-1 CARBINE. Manufacturer: Rock-Ola Model: M1 Carbine Serial No. 1684069 Caliber/Bore: .30 Carbine Barrel Length: 18” FFL Status: Curio & Relic

Manufactured by Rock-Ola Music Company between November 1942 and November 1943. Rock-Ola marked barrel dated 3-43 and marked with a “P”. Internal parts all correctly marked with proper manufactured stamps. Correct Rock-Ola marked blued flat bolt. Correct push button safety and clip release.

Correct “RR” marked rear flip sight and front sight. Oval cut high wood stock with “RMC” marked sling well and “RMC” above crossed cannons marks on right side of stock. Two rivet top wood marked “RMC”. Comes with original khaki woven sling, unmarked oiler and 15 round Underwood flat bottom clip. CONDITION: Gun retains 80% original military finish with some usage wear. Wood has dark finish with sharp cartouches. Small ding from sling near swivel. Sling worn from age. Good mechanics with good bore with an ME of 1. Great carbine. DLM2019 1,500 - 2,000

1374 - (C) PRE-WORLD WAR II SPRINGFIELD M1 GARAND SEMI-AUTOMATIC RIFLE. Manufacturer: SPRINGFIELD Model: M1 Serial No. 242011 Caliber/Bore: .30-06 Springfield Barrel Length: 24” FFL Status: Curio & Relic

The receiver on this rifle was made from March of 1941 - June of 1941, at least six months before Pearl Harbor. It has been completely rebuilt to almost as new condition with a brand new walnut stock with proper “SA GHS” cartouche and crossed cannons. The barrel is a Springfield dated 1955. The rear sight is a later version. The parkerized finish was done in a light gray. Balance of internal parts are of mixed gov’t manufacture. CONDITION: Metal and wood remain at nearly 100% with some light handling marks. The near new barrel has a TE reading of 2 and an ME reading of 1.5. DB 1,200 - 2,000

1375 - (C) WINCHESTER MODEL 1943 M1 CARBINE SEMI-AUTOMATIC RIFLE. Manufacturer: Winchester Model: M1 Carbine Serial No. 1100085 Caliber/Bore: .30 Carbine Barrel Length: 18” FFL Status: Curio & Relic

The receiver is stamped Winchester while the barrel is stamped with a W and PW proof. Type 1 rear sight is stamped S with front sight stamped L. It has a blued flat bolt stamped W, housing stamped 5, hammer and trigger stamped W. Magazine is stamped UN. The two rivet handguard is not stamped. The stock has the WRA/GHD stamp sans box. It is oval sling cut with high wood walnut stock. CONDITION: Retains majority of arsenal finish with near mint stock showing light handling marks. Nice bore and action. Fine mid-war Winchester carbine. DB 1,500 - 2,000

1376 - (C) QULITY HARDWARE MODEL 1943 M1 CARBINE. Manufacturer: Quality Hardware Model: M1 Carbine Serial No. 4712652 Caliber/Bore: .30 Carbine Barrel Length: 18” FFL Status: Curio & Relic

Fine and scarce Quality Hardware carbine made in 1943. Features frame stamped Quality HMC. Barrel stamped Underwood 12-43 with Ordnance Bomb. Scarce detachable tube. Op-rod stamped DA-Q, trigger group housing stamped Q-NL, Hammer stamped Q-LT, Trigger stamped Q-GE, flat blue bolt stamped Q-EM and magazine stamped BW. The two rivet handguard stamped RMC. The highwood stock is stamped with Ordnance Wheel only. Oval sling cutout stamped Q-RMC. CONDITION: Fine retaining majority of arsenal finish and the wood is excellent with normal light handling marks. Fine bore and action. DB 1,200 - 1,800

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1377 - (C) ROCK-OLA MODEL 1943 M1 CARBINE SEMI-AUTOMATIC. Manufacturer: Rock-Ola Model: M1 Carbine Serial No. 6074789 Caliber/Bore: .30 Carbine Barrel Length: 18” FFL Status: Curio & Relic

Offered is a fine mid-war Rock-Ola with following features. Rock-Ola stamped on barrel but not dated.

Housing and blue round bolt both stamped Rock-Ola, rear sight stamped BRS, op-rod is an unmarked type A, hammer is stamped BP, high wood stock stamped RMC with ordnance wheel and also stamped RMC in oval sling cut. The blue magazine is stamped SP. CONDITION: Outstanding with nearly all the original arsenal finish with light handling wear. Stock is near mint with bold legends. Fine bore and action. A stellar example of a Rock-Ola carbine. DB 1,200 - 1,800

1378 - (C) QUALITY HARDWARE M-1 CARBINE. Manufacturer: Quality Hardware Model: M1 Carbine Serial No. 1915564 Caliber/Bore: .30 Carbine Barrel Length: 18” FFL Status: Curio & Relic

Manufactured between June 1943 and October 1943 by Quality Hardware & Manufacturing Co. Rock-Ola marked barrel with “P” stamp. “J-Q” front sight with “GE-Q” marked rear flip sight. Proper markings on all internal parts. Correct flat bolt with detachable spring tube. Correct push button safety and clip release.

“I” cut high wood stock with “RMC” marked sling well and crossed cannon cartouche on right side. Q-RMC marked two rivet top wood. Comes with OI-B (International Business Machine) marked 15 round dented bottom magazine, unmarked oiler and reproduction green woven sling. CONDITION: 80% original arsenal finish remaining with shootable bore with an ME of 2. No import marks. Wood has been cleaned with visible cartouches. DLM2019 1,000 - 1,500

1379 - (C) WINCHESTER M-1 CARBINE. Manufacturer: Winchester Model: M1 Carbine Serial No. 5586730 Caliber/Bore: .30 Carbine Barrel Length: 18” FFL Status: Curio & Relic

Manufactured by Winchester Repeating Arms between December 1943 and November 1944. Barrel marked with “W” and Winchester proof mark. Non-import gun. Winchester marked internals with Winchester marked push button safety and clip release. Correct flat blued bolt with “W” marking.

Unmarked front sight with rear flip sight marked with a “S”. Oval cut high wood stock with “W” in sling well and correct Winchester cartouches on right side. Comes with unmarked oiler and green woven sling.

CONDITION: 80% arsenal finish on metal surfaces with shootable bore with a ME of 1. Good mechanics.

Wood retains 70% arsenal finish with some minor handling marks. Sharp cartouches. DLM2019 1,000 - 1,500

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1380 - (A) RARE 1ST MODEL 1866 WINCHESTER FLATSIDE SADDLE RING CARBINE. Manufacturer: Winchester Model: 1866 1st Model Serial No. 14622 Caliber/Bore: .44 Henry Rimfire Barrel Length: 20” FFL Status: Antique Manufactured in it introductory year of 1866. A continuation of the New Haven Arms Henry rifle the Flatside 1866 carbine utilized the same gun metal brass material for the receiver and the same basic frame profile with the addition of flat loading gate. Chambered for the .44 Henry flat rimfire cartridge with a 20” round barrel with front sight integral to the front barrel band. Two position folding rear sight. Barrel marked with Henry’s Patent and Kings Patent marking. Two piece American walnut stocks with gun metal brass crescent buttplate with trap provision for cleaning rods. Serial numbered on the interior of the lower tang (14622). CONDITION: Good as discovered. Carbine remains in as found and uncleaned condition with a earlier coat of varnish overall as a preservative. The barrel and magazine tube have turned a dove grey and are void of factory finish and markings are very light. The two piece American walnut stocks have numerous bruises and compressions and several scrapes that appear to be of the period of use. The forearm has a shrinkage crack at the left side forward of the front retaining band. The buttstock has a period wood splice repair at the bottom of the wrist on the right side. The stocks remain full sized and show period use. The bore has strong rifling with spots of corrosion, the action operates properly and smoothly. This very early “Yellow Boy” carbine has an attractive appearance and probably saw extensive use in the American southwest. TDW 10,000 - 15,000

1381 - (A) ENGRAVED MARLIN MODEL 1893 DELUXE RIFLE. Manufacturer: Marlin Model: 1893 Serial No. 163058 Caliber/Bore: .30-30 Barrel Length: 26” FFL Status: Antique Serial number 163058, manufactured in 1898. Special order 26” half octagon to round barrel with full length magazine tube. Lyman #5 combination fold down front sight, standard Marlin rear barrel sight, and Lyman mid-range tang sight with large aperture disk. Takedown frame. Highly figured deluxe walnut pistol grip stock and forearm with “B” style checkering on stock and forearm. Blue with case hardened frame, forearm cap, lever, hammer, and buttplate. Barrel marked with two line Marlin address and “SPECIAL SMOKELESS STEEL” on left side barrel flat with 30-30 caliber designation at breech. Factory engraved in Marlin No. 2 grade featuring a buck deer within a round panel scene surrounded with scrolls on right side of receiver. A running buck deer being chased by a dog within an oval panel scene surrounded with scroll work on receiver left side. Scroll engraving on takedown lug, barrel breech, top & bottom of receiver, and top tang. The name “Henry W. Cannon” hand engraved in script on front right bottom corner of receiver. Speculation being this is Henry W. Cannon that was the comptroller of currency under President Chester A. Arthur. Cannon was also noted as being a bank officer in St. Paul, MN., Washington, DC., and New-York City were he became President of Chase National Bank. He was also known as sponsoring Rear Admiral Robert Perry’s exploration of the North Pole in 1909. Cannon was also credited for building and endowing libraries in Delhi, NY, and Franklin NY. CONDITION: Nearly mint overall with most all original case color on receiver, hammer, lever, and forearm cap showing light wear. Traces of case color on buttplate turning a “nickel” color. 98+% original blue on barrel, magazine tube, and sights. All original unmolested screws. Wood is phenomenal showing little wear. Bore is excellent, action is crisp and tight as new. Overall an extremely handsome deluxe engraved Marlin rifle that would be difficult to improve on.

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1382 - (A) WINCHESTER DELUXE MODEL 1886 “BIG 50” EXPRESS RIFLE WITH FACTORY LETTER(1894).

Manufacturer: Winchester Model: 1886 Serial No. 85483 Caliber/Bore: .50 Express Barrel Length: 26” FFL Status: Antique

Full octagon 26” barrel with full length magazine tube. Standard barrel markings “MANUFACTURED BY THE -WINCHESTER REPEATING ARMS CO. NEW HAVEN CONN U.S.A. and “50-EX” caliber marking. Lyman ivory bead adjustable front sight, buckhorn style rear sight, and correct Lyman mid-range tang sight. Pistol grip “H” style checkered stock with fancy “XX” burl walnut showing beautiful figure. Case hardened frame, lever, hammer, forearm cap, and crescent, rifle style buttplate. Deluxe extra finish on both stock and checkered forearm. Inside tang reveals assembly number “241XX “ with matching number on stock top tang channel and inside toe of buttplate. Plain trigger. Accompanying Winchester Museum letter dated November 9th, 1995 and signed by Howard Michael Madaus, Curator documents configuration, 50/110 caliber. special ordered sights, pistol grip checkered stock, received and shipped from the warehouse on January 23rd, 1894. CONDITION: Excellent overall with most original blue on barrel, magazine tube and bolt. Loading gate has honest wear with approximately 60-70% dull original blue remaining.

75-80% fading case color on frame, slightly silver along bottom. Buttplate mostly a pleasing gun metal grey patina. Traces of original case color on lever, approximately 10% remaining on forearm cap. 75%+ case color on hammer. Original unmolested frame screws. Most original blue remains on trigger. Stock is excellent with minimum wear and scratches. Forearm has moderate wear at frame and a couple dents at the cap.

Overall a very attractive and most desirable .50 caliber Winchester deluxe rifle. MKS 22,500 - 27,500

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1383 - (A) STELLAR CONDITION FIRST YEAR OF PRODUCTION WINCHESTER MODEL 1886 LEVER ACTION RIFLE. Manufacturer: Winchester Model: 1886 Serial No. 117 Caliber/Bore: .45-70 Government Barrel Length: 26â&#x20AC;?

FFL Status: Antique Exceptionally fine and desirable Model 1886 Winchester first year of production rifle chambered for .45-70 Government Cartridge. 26â&#x20AC;? full octagon barrel with nickel bladed drift adjustable front sight and the appropriate 1876 dated ladder adjustable rear sight. Full magazine, varnished American walnut stocks with crescent butt plate. Obvious first week of production and has been cherished for over 133 years as the rifle shows little or no actual use. Blue and case color finishes.

CONDITION: The barrel and tube retain well over 95% deep factory blue finish with losses limited to crowns of the barrel flats and leading edges of the muzzle. The richly case colored receiver retains over 95% vivid case colors with most all the factory applied lacquer remaining with losses at belly of frame as is to expected from limited handling.

The lever, hammer, crescent butt plate and forend cap all retain most all of the case colors and tremendous amounts of the factory lacquer. The varnished straight grained American walnut stocks are exceptionally fine with most with varnish losses contained to the very leading edge of the confluence of the wrist to the lower tang. Several minor compressions and bruises are evident and are to be expected. The bore is near pristine and the action operates properly and locks up tight. A finer example of a low number 1886 would nearly be impossible to obtain. This rifle has been in a private collection since 2004 and had only been offered for sale at that time in recent history. TDW 20,000 - 30,000

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1384 - (A) MARLIN MODEL 1881 SPECIAL ORDER DELUXE LEVER ACTION RIFLE WITH DOUBLE SET TRIGGERS. Manufacturer: Marlin Model: 1881 Serial No. 13802 Caliber/Bore: .40-65 Winchester Barrel Length: 28” FFL Status: Antique Manufactured in 1886. .40-65 caliber, 28” full octagon barrel, full magazine, deluxe checkered burl walnut stocks, double set triggers, shotgun butt with steel buttplate. The 1881 is known as one of the most highly finished of all early Marlin products. Receivers are finished in a very high polish with an inky blue finish. Deluxe variations are very uncommon as are special order features. CONDITION: Very good with over 90% bright blue finish remaining on barrel and magazine with spots of light corrosion and pitting existing on left side of barrel from poor storage. Receiver retains well over 95% bright inky blue finish with spots of finish loss and corrosion on left side from poor storage. Varnished wood stocks are also excellent with crisp checkering, a couple of minor handling marks and small scratches, but generally excellent overall with at least 98% original varnish; hammer shows 75% case hardening that is toning slightly, loading lever shows 80%-90% case hardening, forend cap shows 90%+ bright original case hardened colors; breech shows the factory original .40 Cal. marking with a large “65” stamped behind the .40 Cal. which is probably of the period; markings are razor-sharp, edges are like new, interior is excellent. An exceptionally fine Special Order Model 1881.

TDW 12,500 - 17,500

1385 - (A) SUPERIOR WINCHESTER 1876 LEVER ACTION RIFLE IN .45-75 (1885).

Manufacturer: Winchester Model: 1876 Serial No. 44897 Caliber/Bore: .45-75 Barrel Length: 28” FFL Status: Antique

Manufactured in 1885, Winchesters Centennial rifle the classic 1876 chambered for the .45-75 cartridge. 28” full octagon barrel with full length magazine. Sporting nickel bladed front sight and 1876 dated ladder adjustable rear sight. Two piece varnished American walnut stocks with crescent buttplate with trap for cleaning rods. Case colored hammer and lever. CONDITION: Very good with over 80% blue finish on barrel and magazine with plumb patina rising underneath. Receiver retains over 80% bright blue finish with losses at high points and belly from carry. The hammer and lever have faded case colors remaining balance turning silver. American walnut stocks have generous amounts of factory varnish with traditional wear at rear of forearm and at wrist. Several minor compressions and bruises exist but are period and insignificant. Bore is very good with strong lands and grooves and slight darkness in lands. Action operates properly and smoothly. A fine and superior example of the Winchester Model 1876 Rifle. TDW 8,000 - 12,000

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1386 - (A) ANTIQUE WINCHESTER MODEL 1886 TAKEDOWN RIFLE IN CALIBER .45-70 (1894).

Manufacturer: Winchester Model: 1886 Serial No. 88252 Caliber/Bore: .45-70 Government Barrel Length: 26” FFL Status: Antique

Manufactured 1894. 26” full octagon barrel with full length magazine, takedown, with varnished highly figured American walnut stocks with crescent butt. Blue finish on barrel, magazine, bolt, and forend cap.

Vivid case colors on lever and hammer; fading case colors on buttplate. Nickel blade front sight with 1886 marked ladder adjustable rear sight. Chambered for the desirable .45-70 cartridge. PROVENANCE: Tommy Rholes collection. CONDITION: Fine with no issues. The barrel retains well over 95% of the factory deft blue finish with slight losses at crown of flats and at muzzle. The magazine has the typical finish loss at the front from being taken down with most all other blue remaining. The receiver is very fine with over 95% high polish factory blue remaining with slight edge wear and slight flaking of finish on barrel extension (common for this era of production). Bright vivid case colors remain on lever and hammer with butt plate fading to a lighter silver. Figured walnut stocks retain most all factory varnish with slight bruises and compressions consistent with light use at wrist and rear of forearm. Bore is shiny, bright and sharp. Action operates properly and has solid lock up. It is uncommon to find a blue finish antique range 1886 rifle in this type of superior condition. TDW 5,000 - 7,000

1387 - (A) ANTIQUE SPECIAL ORDER WINCHESTER 1873 LEVER ACTION RIFLE. Manufacturer: Winchester Model: 1873 Serial No. 33676 Caliber/Bore: .44-40 WCF Barrel Length: 24” FFL Status: Antique

Manufactured 1879. Second Model 1873 Winchester with special ordered 24 inch half octagon half round barrel, full length magazine, nickel blade sporting front sight, elevator adjustable sporting rear sight with checkered sides mid-range folding staff tang sight and shotgun butt stock with smooth steel buttplate.

Chambered for 44-40 W.C.F. cartridge. Blue and case colored finishes. CONDITION: Very good with over 70% blue finish remaining on barrel with losses at muzzle area with a small area of period pitting at front sight area. Receiver retains over 75% blue finish with losses at belly and right side plate from typical carry.

Hammer and lever have generous amounts of case colors remaining blended with patina. The two piece American walnut stocks are very good with several bruises and compressions but retains over 80% of the oil finish. The bore is very fine with sharp rifling. The action operates properly and smoothly. TDW 3,500 - 5,000

1388 - (A) ANTIQUE SPECIAL ORDER WINCHESTER MODEL 1886 LEVER ACTION RIFLE (1896).

Manufacturer: Winchester Model: 1886 Serial No. 105522 Caliber/Bore: .45-70 Government Barrel Length: 26” FFL Status: Antique

Manufactured in 1896. Elegant Winchester Model 1886 Sporting rifle with special order 26” half round half octagon tapered barrel with nickel bladed sporting front sight and ladder adjustable 1886 rear sight and half magazine. Traditional two line Winchester barrel address and chambered for the desirable .45-70 Government cartridge. Case colored receiver, hammer, lever, buttplate, and forend cap. Highly figured varnished American walnut stocks with crescent buttplate. CONDITION: Very good with well over 90% factory blue finish remaining on barrel area of loss turning plum on right side. Magazine is equally fine but cap has turned silver. Case colored receiver retains over 50% vivid colors with 20% fading and balance turning silver. Hammer, lever, and butt plate have even colors that are fading. Varnished American walnut stocks are very fine with most all varnish remaining with traces of wear at toe, wrist, and rear forearm with several minor scrapes and blemishes from use. Bore is exceptionally fine with razor sharp lands and grooves.

Action operates properly and locks up crisply. TDW 5,000 - 7,000

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1389 - (A) HIGH CONDITION NEAR NEW ANTIQUE WINCHESTER MODEL 1894 .38-55 LEVER ACTION RIFLE (1895).

Manufacturer: Winchester Model: 1894 Serial No. 17862 Caliber/Bore: .38-55 Winchester Barrel Length: 26” FFL Status: Antique This second year production standard Model 1894 rifle has survived in almost unused condition. Factory letter confirms caliber, barrel and was shipped on December 16, 1896. CONDITION: 98% original blue on barrel and tube with razor sharp legends and edges with just some light handling marks and thinning. The frame has a few areas of light high edge wear and a couple of handling marks but still retains about 97% of the original factory high polish mirror blue finish. The case colors on the hammer and lever are still brilliant. The butt plate colors have faded. The stocks are proud to metal and aside from a couple of minor handling marks are near mint with just some minor finish loss on fore-arm. Even the fore-end cap retains the majority of its original blue and all the screws are true. The rifling is sharp and the action crisp as new. There cant be many in the hobby with more condition, especially in the antique serial number range. DB 8,000 - 12,000

1390 - (A) WINCHESTER 1873 .44-40 SADDLE RING CARBINE Manufacturer: Winchester Model: 1873 Serial No. 153295A Caliber/Bore: .44-40 WCF Barrel Length: 20” FFL Status: Antique Serial number 153295A, manufactured in 1884. Standard 20-inch full round barrel and full length magazine tube. Barrel mounted front sight with carbine style fold down elevator rear sight graduated to 900 yards and marked “1873” at top of ladder. Barrel marked with two line Winchester address and patent dates. .44 caliber marking on barrel breech and bottom of brass elevator. Frame mounted saddle ring. Blue with case hardened lever and hammer. Plain straight grain walnut stock with steel carbine style buttplate and long forearm. CONDITION: Excellent overall with 80-85% thinning blue mixed with brown patina on receiver with majority of loss around top right, top tang, and front of receiver on both sides. Barrel retains approximately 95% original thinning blue mixed with patina. Magazine tube has been refinished with all reapplied blue remaining. Traces of case color on the buttplate, hammer and lever, mostly a dark brown patina. Wood is excellent showing moderate wear with one long scratch on buttstock left side and forearm bottom right side. Strong original blue remaining on barrel bands. Bore is excellent clean and bright. Action is crisp and tight. Overall a very handsome 1873 saddle ring carbine in the most desirable caliber. -MKS- 15,000 - 18,000

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1391 - (A) DOCUMENTED ANTIQUE WINCHESTER MODEL 1886 CASE COLORED RIFLE IN CALIBER .45-90.

Manufacturer: Winchester Model: 1886 Serial No. 79031 Caliber/Bore: .45-90 Winchester Barrel Length: 26â&#x20AC;?

FFL Status: Antique Manufactured 1893, 26â&#x20AC;? full octagon barrel, full magazine with varnished American walnut stocks and crescent butt. Chambered for the .45-90 W.C.F. cartridge and finished in blue and case color.

Nickel bladed sporting front sight with correct elevator adjustable sporting rear sight. Traditional two line Winchester barrel address with chamber marked .45-90 W.C.F.. CONDITION: Very fine, barrel and magazine tube retain over 95% deep original factory blue finish with losses at crowns of flats and slight wear at muzzle. Receiver retains well over 85% bright, vivid case colors with appropriate light silvering at belly. Tremendous amounts of the factory lacquer remains intact over the case colors. Hammer, lever, and buttplate all retain most all of their respective case colors and most all of the factory lacquer remains on hammer and lever as well as period dried grease and oil. Lacquer on buttplate has greatly diminished over time. Two piece American straight grain walnut stocks are very good with over 90% factory varnish with slight losses on sides of forearms and typical light losses at butt plate edges. One receiver screw is very slightly fouled from period adjustment all others remain excellent. Bore is exceptionally fine with sharp lands and grooves. Action operates properly and lock-up is solid. This exceptionally high condition antique range 1886 is accompanied by a Winchester factory letter dated April 11, 2006 that verifies and confirms the configuration. TDW 17,500 - 22,500

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1392 - (A) WINCHESTER MODEL 1866 1ST MODEL FLATSIDE LEVER ACTION RIFLE. Manufacturer: Winchester Model: 1866 Serial No. 13826 Caliber/Bore: .44 Henry Rimfire Barrel Length: 24” FFL Status: Antique

Serial number 13826 stamped on lower tang, inside buttstock, matching number inside buttstock on top tang slot. Manufactured in 1866. Octagon barrel with full length magazine tube. Early style magazine retainer band pinned in place and screwed to barrel. Fluted forearm without cap, pinned in place. Barrel marked two line “HENRY’S PATENT-OCT. 16, 1860./KINGS-PATENT-MARCH 29, 1866”. Dovetail blade front sight, Henry style ladder/slide adjustable rear barrel sight graduated and marked “900” at top of elevator with wide “V” notch slide. Brass “flatside” Henry style receiver with round top at barrel. Flat fire blue loading gate. Buttstock mounts in Henry fashion with two screws on top tang and one screw on bottom tang. Receiver mounted saddle ring. CONDITION: Fine overall. Barrel and magazine tube a medium grey-brown patina overall. Bore is fine with moderate pitting and good rifling. Minimum rounding to edges on receiver, cleaned at some point with light to medium patina forming.

Buttstock and forearm refinished with nice figure and grain. Buttstock broken at wrist and repaired. Overall, an honest and above average example of a very rare 1st Model 1866 rifle. MKS 25,000 - 30,000

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1393 - (A) NEW HAVEN ARMS COMPANY HENRY LEVER ACTION RIFLE. Manufacturer: New Haven Arms Co. Model: Henry 1860 Serial No. 5781 Caliber/Bore: .44 Henry Rimfire Barrel Length: 24” FFL Status: Antique Serial number 5781, manufactured in 1864. Octagon 24” barrel with integral magazine tube marked in two lines “HENRY PATENT. OCT.16.1860 / MANUFACTURED BY THE NEW HAVEN ARMS CO. NEW HAVEN CT.” with serial number 5781 at the breech. Sling swivels on barrel and buttstock. German silver blade front sight with square back front tapered to front. Adjustable leaf rear barrel sight with ladder graduated to 900 yards and number 900 stamped on top with retaining screw, slide has wide “V” notch. No dovetail on receiver for sight. Brass crescent rifle style buttplate with pointed heel. Brass receiver and buttplate, blue barrel and magazine tube, case hardened lever and hammer. Plain walnut stock. CONDITION: Very good overall.

Grey/brown patina on barrel, magazine, lever, and trigger with light scattered corrosion. Some rounding of edges on receiver. Receiver and buttplate turning a pleasing medium mustard color patina. Stock is fine, lightly sanded with possible finish added. Bore is dark with scattered pitting. Overall an nice above average Henry. -MKS- 20,000 - 30,000

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1394 - (A) WINCHESTER MODEL 1876 .50 CAL EXPRESS LEVER ACTION RIFLE. Manufacturer: Winchester Model: 1876 Serial No. 31815 Caliber/Bore: .50 Express Barrel Length: 26” FFL Status: Antique Manufactured 1882. Full round barrel with full length magazine tube. Barrel marked with two line Winchester address and “50-CAL” at the breech. Brass elevator marked “50-95”. Dust cover marked “WINCHESTER EXPRESS/.50 CAL 95 GRS.” Standard barrel sights.

Plain trigger. Blue with case hardened hammer and loading lever.

Plain walnut stock and forearm with rifle crescent style buttplate.

Accompanying rifle is a Winchester Museum letter dated September 30th, 2015, signed by Jessica A. Bennett, Records Specialist, Cody Firearms Museum. Letter documents configuration and caliber.

CONDITION: Excellent overall with approximately 95% bright original blue on barrel and magazine tube mixing with brown patina and scattered areas of oxidation. Receiver and dust cover have 95%+ original high polish bright blue showing light wear. Most all original bright “peacock” color blue on loading gate. Buttplate shows most original thinning blue with scattered oxidation. Forearm cap has most original bright blue. Stock and forearm has an open grain showing very little wear. Strong case color on hammer. Traces of case color on lever turning to patina. Bore is excellent, bright and clean with excellent rifling. Overall a high condition Model 1876 chambered in most desirable .50 caliber express. MKS 18,000 - 22,000

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1395 - (A) NEAR MINT WINCHESTER MODEL 1873 LEVER ACTION RIFLE. Manufacturer: Winchester Model: 1873 Serial No. 458975B Caliber/Bore: .32 WCF Barrel Length: 24” FFL Status: Antique This handsome Model 1873 .32 rifle was made in 1893. The factory letter confirms this entire gun with exception to sights which are not mentioned. It is standard in all respects with exception to the scarce Winchester tang sight as seen on page 180 in the Madis book along with Beach front sight. Features full octagon barrel, full magazine, buckhorn rear sight, blue finish with case hardened hammer, lever and rifle butt.

CONDITION: Outstanding, with just a hint of high edge wear, the frame retains approximately 97% original high polish factory blue finish. The barrel and tube retain about 98% blue as well with just minor high edge wear and sharp legends. The lever and hammer retain some bright case color while the butt has patterned out. There is no trapdoor in buttplate. The stocks have the deluxe finish, are proud to metal, and aside from a few handling marks remain in near mint condition. The bore shines like a mirror and the action is crisp. One would be hard pressed to find a finer example of this American classic. DB 8,000 - 12,000

1396 - (A) SPRINGFIELD-SPENCER 1865 LEVER ACTION RIFLE. Manufacturer: SpringfieldSpencer Model: 1865 Serial No. 33292 Caliber/Bore: .56-50 Spencer Barrel Length: 32 - 1/2” FFL Status: Antique

Burnside marked Model 1865 carbines were altered to infantry rifles by the Springfield Armory in 1871.

New 32 - 1/2” round barrels chambered in .50 caliber with three groove rifling, Stabler cut-off, full forend fastened by two barrel bands and an iron ramrod with ribbed head were added. Serial numbers were marked at the breech of barrel that corresponded with the original receiver number. This example, serial number 33292, shows all those features. ESA inspection cartouch clearly visible on left side of stock designating Springfield Armory modifications. CONDITION: Fine overall with traces of case color on receiver turning a pleasing brown/grey patina. Barrel shows considerable blue turning a blue/grey patina. Wood is excellent showing minimum wear. Bore is excellent. Overall a very clean and attractive Indian Wars period rifle. Only 1,108 of the Burnside manufactured Spencer Carbines were altered by the Springfield Armory.

-MKS- 3,500 - 5,500

1397 - (A) RARE FOUR DIGIT WINCHESTER FIRST MODEL 1873 LEVER ACTION RIFLE Manufacturer: Winchester Model: 1873 Serial No. 1668 Caliber/Bore: .44-40 Barrel Length: 24” FFL Status: Antique

Complete with a Cody factory letter. Manufactured 1874 and shipped on April 18th of that year. 24” round barrel with nickel silver bladed front sporting sight and proper First Model Winchester 1873 elevator adjustable rear sight with checkered sides. Traditional Winchester two line address. Raised thumb print First Nodel dust cover. Two piece oil finished American walnut stocks with crescent butt plate equipped with trap for cleaning rod. The First Model 1873 Winchester has one of the lowest survival rates of all the Winchester line. This four digit serial numbered example is a true survivor. These rifles saw hard use and spent most of their lives outside and unprotected from the elements. CONDITION: Good as found and authentic. The exterior has a very pleasant chocolate patina that is very even with age. The bore has strong rifling with darkness in the lands and grooves. The action functions properly. The wood is good with typical minor dents and bruises however no cracks or material loss is evident. The hammer screw has been period staked to avoid loss and is rather fouled from period use. Butt trap houses a proper four piece Winchester cleaning rod. Truly an honest untouched Winchester. TDW 4,000 - 6,000

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1398 - (A) DELUXE MARLIN MODEL 1889 LEVER ACTION RIFLE Manufacturer: Marlin Model: 1894 Serial No. 43992 Caliber/Bore: .38-40 Winchester Barrel Length: 22” FFL Status: Antique

The forerunner to the famous Model 1894, this is a deluxe model that features a short 22” full octagon barrel, half magazine, sporting sights, blue finish, rifle butt, with deluxe pistol grip checkered walnut stocks with period sling swivels and leather sling. This was Marlin’s first solid top lever action rifle that was made from 1889-1899. CONDITION: The barrel and tube retain approximately 85% original factory blue with some high edge and muzzle wear, sharp edges and legends. The frame retains about 40% original high polish factory blue that has mixed with rich soft patina. Wood shows deluxe grain, is proud to metal, with just usual handling marks. Nice color remains on hammer and lever. Well defined rifling with minor abrasion.

Handsome and scarce deluxe 1889. The factory letter states that rifle left factory with a 26” barrel so either cut or factory recording error but does confirm caliber and pistol grip stock. DB 3,000 - 4,000

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1399 - (C) VERY FINE WINCHESTER MODEL 1885 SINGLE SHOT MID RANGE SCHUETZEN RIFLE Manufacturer: Winchester Model: Single Shot 1885 Serial No. 107517 Caliber/Bore: .32-40 Barrel Length: 30” FFL Status: Curio & Relic Length of Pull: 13” This rifle was made in 1908 according to Cody Museum letter listing all special features on this rifle including Helm butt, Schuetzen cheekpiece, spur lever, palm rest, Schuetzen set trigger, and checkered pistol grip stock. Other features are correct including No. 3 30” octagon barrel, mid range Vernier sight, and wind gauge front. Winchester information is on top flat which is not cut for rear sight. Winchester proofs are at rear and on top of blued action. Buttstock is of XXX crotch figured American walnut. CONDITION: Excellent, original. Barrel has over 95% original blue with sharp edge wear. Action has about the same with some small areas of flaking at top. Stocks retain nearly all of their French polish finish with some light marks, checkering very lightly worn. Blue of buttplate considerably flaked with only traces remaining. Bore is excellent. Triggers work.

A truly fine Winchester Schuetzen rifle that letters perfectly. MGM 175 8,000 - 12,500

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1400 - (C) FINE WINCHESTER MODEL 1886 LEVER ACTION RIFLE. Manufacturer: Winchester Model: 1886 Serial No. 119691 Caliber/Bore: .45-70 Barrel Length: 26” FFL Status: Curio & Relic Very fine Winchester 1886 Rifle in the classic full octagon, full magazine configuration. Blued barrel with case colored receiver and two piece American Walnut stocks with crescent butt plate. The 26” barrel is mounted with sporting blade front sight with knurled elevator adjustable rear sight. Two line Winchester address on top barrel flat and 45-70 marked over the chamber. Manufactured in 1899 the Winchester 1886 was considered by the engineers and staff at Winchester to be the finest product they ever produced. These rifles were the first “HIGH POWERED” rifle that was successful and was unrivaled until the introduction of the 71 Winchester. CONDITION. Very fine. The barrel and magazine retain over 97% of the factory applied blue finish with very slight edge wear at muzzle. The case colors on the receiver have silvered with vivid colors in protected areas. The two piece American walnut stocks are very fine with generous amounts of the factory varnish remaining. Stocks are full sized and solid with a minor chip at top left wrist. The bore appears as new, bright shiny with very sharp rifling. The action is very crisp and tight and functions properly. Rifle shows very little actual use and is very fine. Comes with factory letter confirming configuration and manufacturing date.

TDW 7,500 - 10,000

1401 - (C) WINCHESTER MODEL 61 “SHOT ONLY” SLIDE ACTION RIFLE. Manufacturer: Winchester Model: 61 Serial No. 744174 Caliber/Bore: .22 Shot Only Barrel Length: 24” FFL Status: Curio & Relic Length of Pull: 13 - 3/8”

Round tapered barrel marked “-Winchester-Model 61-.22L Rifle-For Shot Only-”. Rare smoothbore .22 caliber with Winchester Counter Bore (.265 diameter at muzzle). Simmons installed “donut post” ventilated rib. Jeweled bolt. Plain pistol grip walnut stock. Manufactured in 1950. CONDITION: Completely restored.

Aftermarket ventilated rib. Overall appearing near new with nearly 100% reapplied blue finish remaining overall. Moderate scratches and dents in stock. Bore is excellent, bright, and shiny. MKS 3,500 - 4,500

1402 - (C) WINCHESTER MODEL 62A SLIDE ACTION RIFLE. Manufacturer: Winchester Model: 62A Serial No. 364347 Caliber/Bore: .22LR Barrel Length: 23” FFL Status: Curio & Relic Length of Pull: 13 - 3/8”

Nearly new 1957 vintage Model 62A with correct Winchester box numbered to the gun, with all paperwork. Round tapered with Winchester address and marked “-Model 62A- .22 S.L. or L.R.-”.

CONDITION: Nearly new overall, appears unfired. Bore is perfect. No visible wear to stock or forearm.

MKS 2,000 - 3,000

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1403 - (A) RARE WINCHESTER MODEL 1876 DELUXE LEVER ACTION RIFLE. Manufacturer: Winchester Model: 1876 Deluxe Serial No. 54970 Caliber/Bore: .45-75 Barrel Length: 28” FFL Status: Antique

Fine deluxe “Centennial” Winchester Model 1876 rifle with 28” octagon barrel, full magazine, combination front sight & elevator adjustable rear sight. Top flat of barrel has the Winchester & King address & patent dates and caliber marking over the chamber area. Mounted with 3X deluxe shell & flame grain American walnut with early style checkered forearm and serpentine grip buttstock that has ebony inlay in grip cap & crescent buttplate with trap. Receiver has single set trigger. Left side of lower tang, under the wood has the assembly number “2703” and “XXX”.

Matching assembly number is also found in top tang channel of buttstock and inside toe of buttplate. According to Blue Book of Antique American Firearms & Values, Fjelstad & Allen, there were 63,871 Model 1876 rifles & carbines produced in the period 1876-1897 in four different calibers and a variety of barrel lengths, both standard grade and deluxe plus muskets. Deluxe features on this model were special order only and are rarely encountered today. The Model 1876 was the first big bore repeating rifle offered on the American market. It was a favorite on the western frontier where the larger & heavier caliber bullets were capable of taking the very largest North American big game including grizzly bears, moose, elk, and buffalo. This model was a favorite of President Theodore Roosevelt which he carried on many hunting expeditions around the world. Deluxe versions of this rifle are quite rare with few encountered today. The extra cost of ordering such a rifle was generally prohibitive to the working man of that era and so few were ordered. CONDITION: Very fine, all matching. Overall the rifle retains 60-75% factory applied finishes with bright blue on the barrel and magazine tube and bright case colors on the receiver, side plates, lever, hammer & buttplate. Forend cap colors have faded. There is a hair-line crack back of the top tang, otherwise wood is sound and retains about all of a fine professionally cleaned Winchester style finish with excellent checkering. Set trigger functions properly,mechanics are crisp. Bright bore with good shine and scattered fine pitting. TDW 15,000 - 20,000

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1404 - (A) WINCHESTER MODEL 1885 SINGLE SHOT WITH MALCOLM SCOPE AND MOUNTS WITH FACTORY LETTER Manufacturer: Winchester Model: 1885 Serial No. 77586 Caliber/Bore: .32-40 WCF Barrel Length: 32” FFL Status: Antique

1405 - (A) FINE CONDITION WINCHESTER HIGH WALL 1885 MID RANGE SINGLE SHOT RIFLE WITH CASE COLORED ACTION. Manufacturer: Winchester Model: Single Shot 1885 Serial No. 76425 Caliber/Bore: .32-40 Barrel Length: 30” FFL Status: Antique Length of Pull: 13 - 3/8”

1406 - (C) LEFT-HANDED WINCHESTER MODEL 1885 SINGLE SHOT MID RANGE TARGET RIFLE WITH BARREL AND ACTION WORK BY H. M. POPE AND STOCKS BY GRIFFIN & HOWE. Manufacturer: Winchester Model: single shot Pope Custom 1885 Serial No. 722 Caliber/Bore: .22LR Barrel Length: 30” FFL Status: Curio & Relic Length of Pull: 14 - 1/2” 238

Manufactured in 1896 with a 32” Number 4 barrel without provision for rear sight, chambered for .32-40 WCF. Case colored receiver with Schuetzen lever and full Swiss butt with cheek rest. Full double set triggers. The XX Deluxe “H” checkered flame grained crotch walnut stocks are factory piano varnish finished. Mounted on top of the barrel is a 30” Malcolm scope in Malcolm mounts. Rifle was obviously intended for optics use as it was produced with no dove tail in the barrel for the rear sight. CONDITION. Excellent. The barrel has well over 98% bright factory blue finish with crisp legible markings. The case colored receiver is brilliantly bright with only edge wear and losses of protective lacquer over the colors.

The Schuetzen lever retains most case colors but they are becoming smoky as the lacquer has worn through.

The double set triggers have most of their dark blue remaining and are properly functioning. The Malcolm scope is very good but needs cleaning. The lenses are cloudy but viewable. One tensioning screw is missing at rear of scope. The Swiss butt plate has suffered some finish loss and now retains approximately 60% factory applied blue finish. The Deluxe piano varnished stocks are very fine with typical small dents and scratches but are near exceptional with only high point wear. The bore is bright and shiny with sharp rifling.

Accompanied by a Winchester factory letter that indicates the rifle was originally shipped as a .38-55, 32 inch barre with mid-range Vernier sight with palm rest set triggers checkered pistol grip stock schuetzen butt, cheek piece, spur lever and barrel matted on three sides. TDW 6,500 - 9,500

This good looking target rifle left the factory in 1896 as caliber .38-55 with 30” half octagon No. 2 barrel.

It also had set trigger, checkered pistol grip stock, Swiss buttplate, as well as mid range and wind gauge sights with “no rear seat”. It was returned and repaired August 5, 1912 and it is possible that present 30” number 4 full octagon barrel was installed at that time. This barrel in .32-40 is uncut for rear sight and Winchester information is on top left flat. Barrel is fitted with spirit level adjustable front sight. Barrel and action have Winchester proof. Action is boldly case hardened in color and is fitted with close set double set triggers. A mid range tang sight is fitted. Fine XXX feather crotch walnut Winchester capped checkered pistol grip buttstock measures 13-3/8” over nickel plated Swiss buttplate. Matching forend with inset ebony tip screws to barrel. There is no serial number in barrel channel. CONDITION: Excellent. Newer barrel retains over 90% blue with sharp edge wear. Action retains 80-90% case hardening color, silvered on high edges and flats. Winchester proof on action does not match that on barrel (appears to be engraved).

Operating lever retains about 40% of its color. Stocks retain over 95% original French polish finish. Forend with considerable wear, mostly at balance point. Plating on buttplate shows brass on sharp edges. Bore is excellent. Mechanically fine. Trigger sets. MGM 173 5,000 - 7,500

30” heavy weight round barrel mounted with Winchester A5 scope is stamped “H. M. POPE” on top. High wall single shot action has Pope’s usual alteration of cutaway side wall for ease of loading. Normally the right side is cut away, on this rifle, the left side is cut away for left handed shooter and area is stamped “H. M. POPE”. Pope’s special skeletonized hammer has been installed. Opening lever with tang altered to knurled cylinder finial is engraved “Stocked By” “Griffin & Howe Inc. NEW YORK”. A single set trigger is installed. Buttstock of lightly streaked European walnut measures 14 - 1/2” to checkered aluminium offhand butt. Stock features a left hand Schuetzen style shadow line cheekpiece and well cut checkering on deep grip with steel cap. Reverse tapered long forend is flat top point pattern checkered. CONDITION: Very good to fine. Barrel retains most of its original blue, considerably faded and silvered toward front. Action retains most of its custom blue. Operating lever is silvered at grip. Stocks retain most of an old oil refinish.

Bore appears excellent, dark (may clean). Trigger will not set. Scope has heavy dent toward front of tube.

Made October 21, 1928 Jersey City Pope Number 681. TDW 1,000 - 2,000

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1407 - (A) A FINE SILESIAN (TESSIAN) WHEELLOCK BIRDING RIFLE. Manufacturer: Eastern European Model: Wheellock Caliber/Bore: .31 Rifled Barrel Length: 36 - 3/4â&#x20AC;?

FFL Status: Antique The long octagonal barrel of typical form with orthoptic rear sight, copper front sight. Three panels of foliate engraving on a gilt ground.

The barrel tang engraved and gilt en suite. The lock with Silesian external mainspring, filed cock spring. Cock well engraved with a face and flowers. Pan cover engraved en suite. The fruitwood fullstock inlaid throughout its length with dogs, foxes, hounds, in Mother of Pearl, white stag horn, and green stained stag horn, of better quality than usually encountered on these most interesting wheelock guns. The cheekpiece with an armorial reserve in dark stag horn, flanked by two winged angels with green stained horn wings. Patchbox inlaid en suite. CONDITION: Barrel is patinated but retains considerable traces of original gilding with no serious pitting and faint traces of original bluing. Lock is excellent with old dried grease/oil, engraving is sharp and crisp. Pan cover does not remain open, needs minor adjustment.

Stock is good with the cheekpiece plaque replaced and other angels replaced/repaired. Patchbox is good, some horn tendrils missing and a few replaced. Steel trigger guard, originally gilt, retains strong traces of original fire gilding. Stock is stamped with museum number 374 by trigger guard finial. The inlay of this tshinke is superior to most examples encountered and with further minor restoration would be one of the better examples of this most interesting wheellock form. Bore is fair with strong rifling. MZ 15,000 - 20,000

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1408 - (A) EXTREMELY FINE ORIGINAL COLT MODEL 1883 GATLING GUN ON SUPERIOR ORIGINAL CONDITION STEEL FRAMED WHEELED MOUNT Manufacturer: Colt Model: Gatling Gun Serial No. 116 Caliber/Bore: .43 Spanish Barrel Length: 24” FFL Status: Antique Wonderful original Colt Model 1883 Gatling gun in .43 Spanish caliber on original gray paint wheeled mount. Includes both sets of original sights on both sides. Stands just under 46” high without Accles feed drum in place. Overall length of gun from muzzle to casabel is just under 43”.

Muzzle to trail is 76”. Outer hub to hub is 55”. Wheels stand 46” high. Includes one original Accles feed drum with steel internals. CONDITION: Overall appearance and finish is extremely fine unpolished brass casing with typical dings and little scuffs. Visible finish of blued steel barrels is extremely fine. Traverse and elevation handles and elevation bar have near excellent lustrous blue finish. Carriage has extremely fine original gray paint coverage with some expected chips and scuffs revealing some brown patina. Original wood wheels are extremely fine to near excellent with a couple cracks just starting at the hubs. Remains completely strong and serviceable. Steel tires retain about 50% of their black paint with the rest worn to gray patina at the contact points. Each of the barrels and bolts were examined and all the bolts were functional with good firing pins. Two bolts were pitted, three rated good with some brown patina, with the other five rated very good. They were numbered in sequence 1 through 9 with no #4 present, two #8’s and one un-numbered. Barrels all had strong rifling somewhat darker and more pitted closer to the muzzle getting progressively better to shiny and quite fine as one observed the rifling towards the receiver. A common phenomenon of these Gatling guns. Mechanics are crisp and positive. Just a great presenting original Colt Gatling gun with the carriage being an especially nice part of this ensemble. JWK 2019-10-226 100,000 - 175,000

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1409 - (A) A CLASSIC LATE 16TH CENTURY GERMAN MATCHLOCK WALL GUN, BEAUTIFULLY MARKED THROUGHOUT, POSSIBLY SUHL WITH DESIRABLE FISHTAIL BUTT. Manufacturer: German Model: Matchlock Caliber/Bore: .80 Smoothbore Barrel Length: 56” FFL Status: Antique

The massive Spanish form barrel with hook for facilitating use on a castle rampart, cannon muzzle with rudimentary front sight and beech rear sight. Beautifully struck at breech with maker’s mark in a cartouche SUHL, and the mark of Suhl. Lock with rudimentary engraved match and pan cover, also struck with Suhl marks. Original steel trigger guard. Entire stock with 39” steel strap reinforcing to rampart hook. The darkened walnut full stock, molded at forend and beautiful fishtail butt. CONDITION: Metal would rate excellent for a matchlock of this type. Action works well, this is a sear matchlock. Stock has some original darkened finish with a few minor chips. Wormed throughout but still solid. Missing a portion at the butt where worms were more active. The look of this gun is exactly what you would want for a castle rampart matchlock gun. Guns of this type were used throughout continental Europe and undoubtedly a number of them came to the colonies for use during the 17th century. PROVENANCE: Former collection of the Nelson-Atkins Museum of Art, purchased from Joe Kindig, Jr., Ex. William Rockhill Nelsom Trust. MZ 7,000 - 10,000

1410 - (A) BRITISH STAMPED SMITH & WESSON MODEL 320 REVOLVING RIFLE Manufacturer: S&W Model: 320 Serial No. 780 Caliber/Bore: .320 Revolving Rifle Cartridge Barrel Length: 18” FFL Status: Antique

Based heavily on the Smith and Wesson Model 3, the Model 320 Revolving Rifle saw a limited run of 977 units. Of those 977, 137 were exported and 840 were retained in the United States. Unfortunately, the revolving cylinder design was found to be less desirable for rifles than it was for pistols as burning powder tended to spray out of the cylinder during operation, which was problematic as one of the shooters hands was directly in the line of the spray. The brass was also uniquely designed, as Smith and Wesson were still using black powder, so a longer piece of brass was used in order to achieve the desired velocity, with the lead bullets sunk into the case. This example, serial number 780, has the red swirled gutta percha fore-arm with the Smith logo. The grips also are adorned with this logo. The small two leaf rear sight is intact but the long range sight is not present. The removable walnut shoulder stock has the original S&W logo buttplate with small repair on toe of stock and tip of butt. Hardware is intact. CONDITION: Forearm and grips are in excellent condition with no visible repairs. The metal shows no original finish and is basically a spotted gray patina. All of the numbers on metal are matching. The bore is sharp and the action is fine. In addition, there is a near full box of ammunition but no lid and a period home made display case. The barrel measures 18” and there is no sign of any front sight which means it had a removable front sight that rode on the rail. (sight is missing). It is accompanied by a S&W letter, indicating that serial number 780 was shipped May 29th, 1894 to Markt & Co of New York before heading on to Hamburg, Germany as part of a shipment of 10 models in identical configuration. It is British proofed, indicating that it passed through Britain at some point. The rarest of all Smith & Wessons. DB 7,500 - 9,500

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1411 - (A) MAGNIFICENT CASED GOLD ENCRUSTED DUAL IGNITION SHOTGUN BY THOMAS, PASAGE DELORME, PARIS, GUNMAKER TO THE KING OF SWEDEN AND NORWAY. Manufacturer: Thomas Model: SxS Barrel Length: 29 - 9/16” FFL Status: Antique Drop at Comb: 1 - 1/2” Drop at Heel: 2” Length of Pull: 14 - 1/8” Weight: 7 lbs 12 oz.

Barrel Wall Thickness: (L) .032 (R) .029 Choke: (L) .000 (R) .000 Gauge: 16 Internal Bore Diameter: (L) .700 (R) .700 One of the finest mid-19th century high art double-barreled shotguns ever offered for sale. This splendid firearm has superb Damascus barrel by Albert Bernard, the master barrel maker of the period. The breeches are encrusted with raised relief hammered gold inlay of leaves and vines extending 4-1/2” from breech end on each barrel. Top rib with raised relief engraved gold extending 8” from breech end, and elaborate barrel address in gold “Thomas A Paris”. Muzzle with gold encrustation en suite extending 1-1/4” from muzzle. Ramrod pipes inlaid with relief gold.

Barrel serial number 7827, dated 1854. Action of gun almost entirely encrusted with raised relief gold inlay with vines and leaves inhabited by birds (snipe, pheasant). The opening lever entirely encrusted with gold leaves and vines inhabited by two partridges. The opening lever formed as a serpent is also inlaid with golden eyes. The locks entirely encrusted in raised relief gold with a spaniel chasing two pheasants while one flies above them on the left lock, and a pointer and two flying pheasant on the right lock. The hammers are entirely encrusted in gold with leaves and vines. The breech itself has an inlaid engraved gold dog’s head and leaves. All screws are with inlaid gold. The elaborate trigger guard is entirely encrusted with gold leaves, vines, and birds, and the bow of the trigger guard itself features a prancing stag. A blued buttplate is encrusted with gold. Butt trap contains two original percussion inserts, each of which retains much original nitre bluing. The figured walnut buttstock is inlaid throughout its length with gold wire and large engraved gold leaves. Gun is cased in its original highly figured Circassian walnut case lined in green velvet with gilt and tooled maker’s label Thomas Brevete D’Arquebusier Sm Le Roi Du Suede et Du Norway Passage DeLorme a Paris. Accessories include magnificent shop flask by Boche a Paris, pewter nozzle with bright blued spring, turn screw of ebony, ebony loading tool, and various other accessories, including leather shop flask, powder measure. CONDITION: Barrels retain considerable Damascus finish and have not been refinished. Action and locks with some original darkened French gray finish mixing with original bluing. Soft gold with light wear.

Buttplate with considerable original bluing. Stock with all of its gold wire intact, light wear. Case itself is in excellent condition. Missing bullet mold.

Thomas always signed “Gunmaker to the King of Sweden and Norway”. Working dates 1855-1867, this being one of his earliest works. All guns

by Thomas are of superb quality. A pair of pistols by Thomas sold at Greg Martin Auctions for $75,000, now in collection of Ann Lee. Another pair by Thomas sold for $150,000. He is known to have made splendid pairs of exhibition pistols. Doubtless this work of art in gold and steel was made for either royalty or one of the great 19th century exhibitions. MZ 20,000 - 40,000

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1412 - (M) PIOTTI “PIUMA” BOXLOCK EJECTOR SHOTGUN. Manufacturer: Piotti Model: SXS Boxlock Serial No. 5746 Barrel Length: 25 - 5/8” FFL Status: Modern Drop at Comb: 1 - 5/8” Drop at Heel: 2 - 5/16” Length of Pull: 14 - 5/8” Neutral cast.

Weight: 6 lbs 1 oz.

Barrel Wall Thickness: (L) .021 (R) .025 (.020 at muzzle) Chamber: 2 - 3/4” Choke: (L) .015 (Mod) (R) .000 (cyl) Gauge: 12 Gauge Internal Bore Diameter: (L) .732 (R) .731

(1971) This model is still made by Piotti, and retails at just under $20,000.00. This gun has 25 - 5/8” dovetailed barrels with slightly raised matted rib. Tops of barrels are engraved “Acciato Siau” and “F. Piotti Gardone V T”. Engine turned barrel flats are stamped with serial number and 1971 Italian nitro proofs. A sling loop is screwed to bottom rib. Coin finished scallop backed boxlock action features non-automatic safety and double triggers. Action is engraved with 80% coverage large shaded acanthus scroll. Matching trigger guard is blued. Nicely marbled European walnut straight grip buttstock measures 14 - 5/8” over checkered wood butt. Point pattern checkering is at grip. A sling loop is on toe line. Matching splinter ejector forend has Anson release. CONDITION: Excellent, appears to have been completely reconditioned, possibly by factory, retaining nearly all fine finishes on all wood and metal surfaces, with a few subsequent marks, mostly on right side of butt, and a heavy rub on left fence with some dents and silvering on barrel. Bores are excellent, but there is a heavy dent in muzzle of right barrel. Action is tight.

Ejectors are in time. MGM83. 7,500 - 10,000

1413 - (A) 8 BORE STEPHEN GRANT DOUBLE HAMMER DOUBLE BARREL SHOTGUN WITH CASE. Manufacturer: Stephen Grant Model: SxS Serial No. 3371 Barrel Length: 34” FFL Status: Antique Drop at Comb: 1 - 3/4” Drop at Heel: 2 - 7/8” Length of Pull: 13 - 7/8” cast off approximately 1/2” Weight: 12 lbs. - 2 oz.

Barrel Wall Thickness: (L) .035 (R) .042 Gauge: 8 Bore Internal Bore Diameter: (At muzzles) (L) .850 (R) .840

(ca 1873) 34” three stripe Damascus barrels are engraved “Stephen Grant 67A St. James’s Street London.” on slightly raised concave game rib. Barrel flats are stamped with London black powder proofs for eight bore. Serial number is on bottom of barrels. Robust round bodied Jones underlever action is fitted with peninsula back spring non-rebounding locks with serpentine round bodied hammers having stylized dolphin heads.

Action and locks are engraved with 70% coverage very well cut shaded classic scroll. “S. Grant” is on each lockplate. Serial number is on trigger guard tang, as well as on water table which is also stamped with “ECH” (E. C. Hodges?) crowned logos over “828”. Nicely fiddle figured and lightly streaked European walnut straight grip buttstock measures 13 - 7/8” over steel buttplate. Widely spaced point pattern checkering is at grip. A silver oval with monogram “LP” is on toe line. Matching splinter forend attaches to barrels with sliding side bolt through shaped and engraved steel escutcheons. Gun comes in large possibly original oak and leather case with brass corners, lined in navy blue cloth. A reproduction Grant label is in lid. CONDITION: Very good to fine, as partially refinished. Barrels retain nearly all of a well done re-brown with excellent definition to pattern. Action and locks retain 25-35% original case hardening color where protected, remainder a smooth pewter gray to brown.

Stocks retain an old oil refinish over a number of marks and dings, checkering cleaned a while ago. Bores are very fine to excellent, with some frosting. Action is tight. Barrels are on face. Locks are excellent. Case leather is dark with many scuffs and rubs. Straps and handle are good.

Renewed interior cloth is excellent. A neat old big bore waterfowler with shootable dimensions. MGM10. 6,000 - 9,000

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1414 - (A) FINE HIGH ORIGINAL CONDITION COLT MODEL 1883 HAMMERLESS SIDE BY SIDE SHOTGUN Manufacturer: Colt Model: 1883 Hammerless Serial No. 4268 Barrel Length: 30” FFL Status: Antique Drop at Comb: 2” Drop at Heel: 3 - 3/8” Length of Pull: 14” Weight: 7 lbs 15 oz Barrel Wall Thickness: (L) .044 (R) .046 Chamber: 2 - 3/4” Choke: (L) .030 (R) .030 Gauge: 12 Internal Bore Diameter: (L) .722 (R) .734

Fairly rare case hardened border engraved action with patent marks forward of the trigger guard that read “PATENTED AUG.22,SEP.19,1882”. Barrels are nice quality blade damascus steel with grey-to-brown tone and appear all original. Rib is flat, filed with a dolls head extension and reads “COLTS PT F A MFG CO HARTFORD CT U S A”. This gun features an ebony tipped splinter forearm with Schnabel and has case hardened Deeley style release. Well checkered round knob pistol grip buttstock with original Colt brand black hard rubber checkered butt plate. Checkering is sharp and crisp. Boxlock action with automatic safety and made with extractors. Double Triggers with front being articulated. Wood is dark with semi gloss finish and has nice grain layout. CONDITION: Excellent for this model and vintage. This gun is as found and appears untouched having been found in a closet by our consignor in a home in the Northeast. Barrels retain greater than 80% original finish with minor handling marks. Action and hardware with strong original case colors. Wood does show some light wear with handling marks. Checkering is good. Mechanically Sound.

If you have wanted a fresh and untouched 1883 Colt in fine original condition, look no further. JSL 5,000 - 8,000

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1415 - (M) KOLAR COMPETITION OVER-UNDER TWO BARREL SET SHOTGUN. Manufacturer: Kolar Model: AAA Competition Trap Serial No. K00482 Barrel Length: 30” FFL Status: Modern Drop at Comb: 1- 9/16” Drop at Heel: 2 - 5/8” Length of Pull: 14 - 1/2” Weight: 9 lbs 6 oz Barrel Wall Thickness: (O) .042 (U) .042 Chamber: 2 - 3/4” Choke: Multi Gauge: 12 Internal Bore Diameter: (O) .739 (U) .739 This nicely built AAA Series Kolar Competition Grade 12 gauge shotgun comes with a second set of Kolar carrier barrels. In addition to the extra set of barrels the gun comes with an extra set of Kolar sub-gauge barrel tubes: 20, 28 and .410 tubes in case with various choke dimensions.

Primary set of 30” barrels fitted with ventilated flat top raised rib with steel mid-bead and white round front foresight. Mono-Bloc barrels with no mid-rib are joined by barrel collars, special Kolar by Briley extended choke tubes (LM and IC installed). Very nice Monte Carlo walnut stock with good figure, finely checkered right hand palms well pistol grip and black Decelerator pad. Schnabel forearm with mid lever Deeley styled release. The grey satin receiver features very fine broad, leafy scroll engraving which also covers trigger guard. Bottom action reads “KOLAR”.

Action is non-auto safe with a single selective mechanical brushed gold plated washed trigger. CONDITION: Very good. Barrels both retain 90% plus of their black satin finish. Stock and forend are both in very nice shape with few handling marks. Action face is clean and shows small traces of use. Case made by Americase with accessories and is in very good condition with some handling marks. CP 5,000 - 8,000

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1416 - (C) WONDERFUL CUSTOM BROWNING DIANA GRADE SUPERPOSED 20 BORE OVER-UNDER GAME GUN. Weight: 5 lbs 15 oz Manufacturer: Browning Model: Superposed Diana Grade Chamber: 3” Choke: (O) Cylinder (U) Modified Serial No. 25469 Gauge: 20 Barrel Length: 26 - 3/8” Internal Bore Diameter: (O) .612 FFL Status: Curio & Relic (U) .612 Length of Pull: 14” Fabulous Angelo Bee engraved Diana Grade with rounded frame. This gun was custom ordered and built by our consignor with truly magnificent wood. Made with straight grip stock which is of incredible European walnut checkered in three point pattern through the wrist and terminates with the original Browning buttplate. Single selective trigger, auto ejectors, and non-auto safety. Barrels with matted ventilated (not tapered) top rib with white mid bead and steel front bead. Slim forend is checkered in five point pattern with engraved Deeley release. Coin finished action is wonderfully engraved by Angelo Bee in standard Diana Grade pattern and signed on both sides with game scenes which appear particularly deep cut. CONDITION: Extremely fine retaining nearly all custom finish to both wood and metal. This gun was customized to new by our consignor and has only been used very little with only the most minor handling marks. Action is crisp and bores are brilliant and shiny. A beautiful custom Diana Grade Browning small bore by one of the most recognized engravers of our time. JSL 5,500 - 9,500

1417 - (M) CASED CAESAR GUERINI MAXUM SPORTING O/U SHOTGUN Manufacturer: Caesar Guerini Weight: (A)6 Lbs 10 Oz. (B)6 Lbs Model: Maxum 8 Oz. Serial No. 108169 Barrel Wall Thickness: (A) Barrel Length: (A) 28” (B) 28” (O).037 (U) .034 (B) (O).030 FFL Status: Modern (U).029 Drop at Comb: 1 - 5/8” Chamber: (A) 3” (B) 2 - 3/4” Drop at Heel: 2 - 1/8” Choke: (BOTH) Multi Length of Pull: 14 - 1/8” Gauge: (A) 20 (B) 28 Internal Bore Diameter: (A) (BOTH) .621 (B) (BOTH) .552

A very nice 20/28 gauge combination two barrel set. Both set of barrels measure to 28” and have low profile ventilated ribs with brass front bead sights. In addition both sets of barrels are mono bloc and are fitted with the makers multi choke system. The guns action is engraved with deep relief Gothic and floral scroll. Its receiver, side plates, and forend assembly engraving is hand finished by the Italian engraving house, Bottega Incisioni C. Giovanelli. Sideplated boxlock action is on-auto safe with a checkered single selective inertia trigger. Lovely Turkish walnut on well figured rounded 26 line per inch pistol grip and on the individual Anson release Schnable forends. Buttstock is fitted with a “KICK-EEZ” black rubber pad and has a neutral cast. Gun, both sets of barrels and choke tubes with wrenches are fitted to an Americase. CONDITION: Excellent.

Barrels retain 98 percent original blue with the B / 28 bore barrel showing a slight bit of marking at the makers name. Stock and forends all appear to be in great condition with only the slightest of handling marks. This Caesar Guerini should make out to be a nice shooter. CP 8,000 - 10,000

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1418 - (M) CASED ABBIATICO AND SALVINELLI OVER-UNDER SHOTGUN. Manufacturer: Abbiatio & Salvinelli Model: Jorema Serial No. 431 Barrel Length: 26 - 3/4” FFL Status: Modern Drop at Comb: 1 - 3/8” Drop at Heel: 1 - 7/8” Length of Pull: 14 - 3/8” Weight: 5 lbs 4 oz Barrel Wall Thickness: (O) .005 (U) .025 Chamber: 3” Choke: (O) Improved Modified (U) Improved Cylinder Gauge: .410 A dainty .410 Jorema over-under shotgun built in 1981. This sleek Italian made shotgun features 26 - 3/4” barrels, ventilated thin filed top rib, steel bead with 3” chambers and fixed chokes of Improved Modified and Improved Cylinder. The crisp scroll relief with elegant, mythical and grotesque creatures engraved by Pedersoli on the coin finished, pinned safe and single mechanical trigger action shows very little signs of use. This gun has a finely checkered stock with drop points, straight hand grip, long scroll engraved bottom tang and checkered butt to a length of pull of 14 - 3/8”. Slender game forend with forend knuckle having the same relief scroll engraving design and an engraved center push button release is finely checkered matching the guns stock. Complete with leather makers case with extra strikers, turn screws and cleaning accessories. CONDITION: Excellent. The barrels retain 98% original blue with a just a few freckling marks.

Action and other parts show very little to no wear. The walnut wood is also in excellent condition with very few marks. Engraving remains crisp. Case is very good with some outer surface wear and virtually no interior issues. CP 20,000 - 30,000

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1419 - (M) EXCEPTIONALLY FINE DESENZANI OVER-UNDER SIDELOCK EJECTOR SINGLE TRIGGER “FOREST” GUN ENGRAVED BY PARRAVICINI WITH CASE Manufacturer: DESENZANI & C. Barrel Wall Thickness: (BOTH) Model: OU SIDELOCK .026 Serial No. 151 Chamber: 2 - 3/4” Barrel Length: 25” Choke: O .013 (Light Mod.) (U) FFL Status: Modern .007 (Imp. Cyl.) Drop at Comb: 1 - 11/16” Gauge: 12 Drop at Heel: 2 - 7/16” Internal Bore Diameter: (O) .729 Length of Pull: 14 - 1/4” (U) .728 Weight: 6 Lbs. 6 Oz. 25” finely struck demi-bloc barrels are fitted with flat, matted, solid rib with small lunate extension. Left side of top barrel is engraved “DESENZANI & C. BRESCIA”. Barrel flats are stamped with 1988 Italian nitro proofs, serial number, Desenzani logo, and finishers name “G. M. Gussago” (which is also stamped on action inner side, on interior of lockplates, and is gold inlaid in front of action pin under top lever). It appears Mr. Gussago is an outworking finisher to the trade, and is often described as having “Hands of Gold”. Low profile, coin finished, over/under sidelock action features non-automatic safety (SICURA is in gold inlaid background), Holland and Holland type hand detachable locks, and single non-selective trigger. Action and locks are engraved with exceptionally well cut, classically styled rose and scroll. “DESENZANI & C” is on left lock, and “BRESCIA” on right, on scrolled ribands. Engravers signature “P. Parravicini” is on trigger plate.

Single beaded trigger guard is relief gold inlaid with monogram “GP” on bow, and with serial number at grip. Striking, dark marbled European walnut round knob pistol grip buttstock measures 14 - 1/4” over checkered wood butt, and features small, rounded drop points, and closely spaced point pattern checkering with line borders at grip.

Matching slim one piece forend with Anson type release has gold Desenzani crowned device flush inlet into central diamond. Original makers leather case with stitched leather corners, has rectangular brass plate on lid engraved “GEORGE PETROHILOS” “ATENE”. Interior is lined in scarlet velvet, with black leather makers label in lid. Bottom is semi-French fitted for action, barrels, and a pair of snap caps.

CONDITION: Excellent, Barrels retain over 95% original blue, silvered at muzzles, and along edges of rib, thinning on ejector bosses.

Coin finish shows some darkening and a few minor spots. Stocks are excellent with evidence of light use. Bores are excellent.

Action is tight. Barrels are on face. Trigger works. Case leather has some scuffing and some rubs, marks, and some shipping stickers. Straps and handle are good. Interior cloth is very good, with typical soiling and compressions. This little known Italian maker produces fewer than 12 world class hand made guns per year. TDW 25,000 - 40,000

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1420 - (M) IVO FABBRI “MAJESTIC” OVER-UNDER “FOREST” GAME GUN WITH 25” BARRELS, ENGRAVED BY TOMASONI WITH CASE. Manufacturer: Fabri Model: Ivo Majestic Serial No. E665 / 3309 Barrel Length: 25” FFL Status: Modern Drop at Comb: 1 - 3/8” Drop at Heel: 2 - 3/8” Length of Pull: 14” Weight: 6 Lbs 12 Oz. Barrel Wall Thickness: (O) .029 (U) .029 Chamber: 2 - 3/4” Choke: (O) .004 (IC) (U) .007 (IC) Gauge: 12 Internal Bore Diameter: (O) .727 (U) .728 12 ga. 25” demi-bloc barrels are fitted with slightly raised, matted, solid rib. Left side of top barrel is engraved “IVO FABBRI - BRESCIA” and right side “VACUUM ARC REMELTING STEEL”. Bottom flat is stamped with 1987 Italian nitro proofs for 2 - 3/4” chambers. Coin finished, low profile, over/under sidelock action features non-automatic safety (SAFE engraved), grooved tumbler end cocking indicators, and single non-selective trigger. Action and lockplates are engraved in semi-relief Baroque style with large, open, shaded acanthus and scroll with floral highlights emanating from the mouth of a sphinx-like crouched griffin on each lockplate. Bottom of action with more open scroll has pair of female angels flanking trigger plate. “IVO FABBRI” “-BRESCIA-” are in shield above angel scene. This engraving pattern appears to have been originated by, and is a favorite of, Claudio Tomasoni, whose signature appears on trigger plate. This fine engraving extends to trigger guard with “3309” at grip. Nicely marbled and very lightly figured European walnut round knob pistol grip buttstock measures 14” over checkered wood butt. Point pattern checkering is at grip. Individual gold initials “G.P.” are on toe line.

Matching one piece forend has Anson type release. Tan leather case with stitched leather corners by Nizzoli is lined in burgundy cloth.

CONDITION: Excellent, near new, with little evidence of firing, and very limited field use. There are a few light marks in finish of wood.

Case leather has a few minor scuffs, is still light in color. Straps and handle are good. Interior cloth is excellent. A snappy short barreled gun, often referred to in Europe as a “forest gun”, ideal for grouse and woodcock.

Fabbri produces 20-25 guns per year, with a starting price for a standard model of approximately $110,000.00, extra for special engraving.

TDW 30,000 - 45,000

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1421 - (M) KRIEGHOFF K-20 “BAVARIAN ROYAL” OVER-UNDER SHOTGUN SMALL GAUGE 3 BARREL SET WITH CASE. Manufacturer: Krieghoff Drop at Heel: 2 - 5/8” Model: K-20 Length of Pull: 14 - 3/8” Serial No. 70866 Weight: 7 lbs 14 oz (20ga brl Barrel Length: (A)(B)(C) 29 - 7/8” set) FFL Status: Modern Chamber: 3” (All sets) Drop at Comb: 1 - 3/8” Choke: Tubes Gauge: (A) 20 Bore; (B) 28 Bore; (C) .410 Bore This gorgeous small gauge set has a set of 20ga, 28ga, and 410ga barrels each of which are fitted with raised ventilated matted rib and have steel mid-beads and white front beads. Forearm is checkered in point pattern, has Schnabel tip, and Deeley release which is lightly engraved.

Action is finished in coin finish and beautifully engraved with two gold grouse on left, and two gold pheasants on right surrounded by well executed scroll on sides. Bottom of action is scroll engraved and marked “K-20 / KRIEGHOFF / GERMANY”. Single selective trigger, auto ejectors, and non-auto safety. Buttstock is checkered in point pattern through the wrist, with palm swells on both sides, and full knob pistol grip, small Monte Carlo, terminates with a thin black “Olde English” brand pad. Housed in a Krieghoff branded Americase with red velvet interior. CONDITION: Excellent as lightly field used. Retains most of the original finish to both wood and metal with some minor chipping/impressions in butt at knob grip and towards toe. Case is excellent. Mechanics are crisp. Bores are all bright and shiny. Really a very pretty small bore set up that is extremely versatile. JSL 10,000 - 15,000

1422 - (M) P. BERETTA OVER UNDER SHOTGUN WITH CASE AND EXTRA BARRELS. Manufacturer: P. Beretta Model: S05 Serial No. 37421 Barrel Length: (A) 29 - 7/8” (B) 29 - 1/2” FFL Status: Modern Drop at Comb: 1 - 1/2” Drop at Heel: 2 - 3/8” Length of Pull: 14 - 1/2”

Weight: (A) 7 Lbs. 15 Oz.(B) 7 Lbs. 8 Oz. Barrel Wall Thickness: (A) (O) .038 (U) .033 (B) (O) .015 (U).017 Chamber: (BOTH) 2 - 3/4” Choke: (BOTH) Multi Gauge: 12 Bore Internal Bore Diameter: (A) (O) .723 (U) .727 (B) (O) .770 (U) .771

A nicely engraved sidelock SO5 circa 1970 with beautiful floral scroll and bouquets. (A) Barrels have a ventilated flat cross hatched top rib with a white round front sight and is Briley choked. (B) Barrels are ported with same rib type, white mid bead and highly visible orange front blade sight. This barrel is well configured to accommodate the set of Kolar sub-gauge tubes which are in the case. Sidelock action has a bright grey coin finish wonderfully engraved by “G. Bertasi”. Side plates, action metal, trigger guard, forend hardware, top and bottom tangs, and trigger are all engraved. Black engraved top lever with gold crown inlay. Gold plated, cross hatched, single inertia trigger. Barrel selector is incorporated into the Purdey style safe. Safety “S” in gold. Nicely figured European walnut stock with flat top checkering pistol hand grip, steel grip cap, and Decelerator pad. Forend is a semi-beavertail with Deeley release. Case is aluminum with inside divider bearing Kolar logo, sub gauge tubes (20, 28, and .410 gauges), tube hammer, Briley chokes, chokes for sub gauge, snap caps, choke wrenches. CONDITION: Good. (A) 85% Blue remaining with some marks, scratches mainly beneath forend and missing mid bead. (B) 75% blue remains with some marks and scratches again mostly underneath forearm. Barrels have been opened up to thin walls to accommodate the sub gauge tubes. Forend has some wear and at its bottom a visible mark adjacent to Deeley release. Stock has some handling marks. Action is good and sound. Mechanically good. CP 6,000 - 10,000 250

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1423 - (M) KRIEGHOFF K80 “TRAP STANDARD” LEFT HANDED 12 BORE OVER-UNDER SHOTGUN WITH CASE. Manufacturer: Krieghoff Model: K80 Trap Standard Serial No. 102735 Barrel Length: 29 - 7/8” FFL Status: Modern Drop at Comb: Adjustable Drop at Heel: Adjustable Weight: 9 lbs 1 oz Chamber: 3” Choke: Tubes Gauge: 12 Bore Internal Bore Diameter: (BOTH) .733

Set up for serious left handed trap shooters, this gun has a raised ventilated matted top rib with steel mid and white front bead. Fitted with choke tubes at muzzle. Forend is checkered on sides with small Deeley release. Coin finished action is nicely scroll engraved in trap standard pattern.

Bottom of action is engraved “K-80 / KRIEGHOFF / GERMANY”. Fitted with single selective trigger, auto ejectors, and non-auto safety. Full knob pistol grip buttstock with palm swell is checkered in point pattern through the wrist with adjustable comb and terminates with a black “Kick-Eez” brand pad. Housed in a Krieghoff labeled Americase with blue velvet interior. Also included in the case are the additional choke tubes and owners manual. CONDITION: Extremely fine showing only very light field use. Retains nearly all original finish to both wood and metal with only minor handling marks. Bores are brilliant and shiny. Mechanics are crisp. Case is excellent with only minor scuffs. JSL 5,000 - 8,000

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1424 - (M) PERAZZI SCO OVER-UNDER SHOTGUN. Manufacturer: Perazzi Model: SCO Serial No. 143056 Barrel Length: 32” FFL Status: Modern Drop at Comb: 1 - 7/8” Drop at Heel: 2 - 1/2” Length of Pull: 14 - 5/16” Weight: 8lbs 8oz Barrel Wall Thickness: (O) .034 (U) .030 Chamber: 3” Choke: Multi Gauge: 12 Internal Bore Diameter: (O) .737 (U) .737 This competition clay gun is built with ventilated barrels, slender top rib with a steel mid bead and a white front sight bead. Mono-bloc barrels are fitted with a top narrow, matted, ventilated rib. “PERAZZI BRESCIA MADE IN ITALY” is marked on left wing of top barrel. Top right wing is marked “IMPORTER-PERAZZI-USA AZUSA-CA.” Bottom of mono-bloc is stamped with “CD” meaning built 2009 with Italian nitro proofs and with serial number on flats. Barrels are fitted with flush mounted choke tubes. Coin finished, low profile over-under action is fitted with an engraved top lever and features non-automatic safety ‘’S” inlaid in gold and gold-plated single selective inertia trigger. Action is engraved with nicely cut floral scroll. Bottom action with same floral scroll and vignette of a dog carrying a pigeon. Fine engraving work by “Narcisi”, whose signature appears at trigger plate. Fine figured European walnut pistol grip, right hand palm swell, Monte Carlo combed buttstock to a black rubber pad. Matching schnabel forend has Deeley type release and is finely checkered. Housed in its original brown Perazzi hard case with choke tubes and original owners manual. CONDITION: Very fine as field used. Barrels retain over 95% original blued finish. Action is very good. Stock is excellent with scattered light marks and scratches. Mechanics are crisp although sometimes can double discharge. Bores are bright and shiny. Case is very good with rub marks. CP 4,000 - 7,000

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1425 - (M) KRIEGHOFF K80 CUSTOM “GOLD BOUQUET” OVER/UNDER LEFT HANDED SHOTGUN WITH CASE ENGRAVED BY BONSI BROTHERS. Manufacturer: Krieghoff Model: K80 Gold Serial No. 107005 Barrel Length: 31 - 7/8” FFL Status: Modern Drop at Comb: Adjustable Drop at Heel: Adjustable Length of Pull: 14 - 7/16” Weight: 8lbs 6oz Chamber: 3” Choke: Marked Mod/Imp. Mod Gauge: 12 Bore Internal Bore Diameter: (BOTH) .732

Delivered to our client in June of 2013, this beautiful high grade left handed Krieghoff with matted ventilated top rib which has steel mid and white front beads. Barrels marked with Ottsville, PA address and “Made in Germany”. Forend is checkered in point pattern with Deeley release and forend iron is all beautifully engraved with gold inlay and follows the pattern on the frame. K-80 action is beautifully engraved and gold inlaid in flowing relief engraved floral scroll and gold floral highlights in full coverage. Bottom of frame engraved and inlaid in gold “K-80 / KRIEGHOFF / GERMANY”. Gun is signed near trigger “B & B BONSI BROTHERS” who engraved this work of art. Gold plated single selective trigger, auto ejectors, safety has been disengaged. Beautifully figured walnut buttstock with adjustable comb, full knob pistol grip is checkered in point pattern through the wrist and terminates with a thin black “Kick-Eez” brand pad. Housed in a Krieghoff labeled aluminum Americase with original owners manual, trigger lock, etc. CONDITION: Extremely fine showing some limited use. This gun retains nearly all original finish to both wood and metal surfaces with only light handling marks. Pad has chipped a bit towards toe. Mechanics are fine. Bores are brilliant and shiny.

Case is excellent with some minor scuffs. MSRP when new on this gun was $34,650. JSL 5,000 - 8,000

1426 - (M) KRIEGHOFF K80 SUPER SCROLL 12 BORE OVER-UNDER SHOTGUN WITH CASE. Manufacturer: Krieghoff Drop at Heel: 2 - 1/2” at back Model: K80 Super Scroll of Monte Carlo Serial No. 41205 Length of Pull: 14 - 5/8” Barrel Length: 31 - 5/8” Chamber: 3” FFL Status: Modern Choke: Tubes Drop at Comb: 1 - 1/2” Gauge: 12 Bore Internal Bore Diameter: .733(B) .732(T) Beautiful and tasteful K-80 with low profile ventilated matted top rib with steel mid and white front beads. Made for a serious target shooter, this gun has choke tubes and is fitted with Schnabel tip fired that is checkered in point pattern with scroll engraved iron. Forend with Deeley release which is also engraved and wood checkered in point pattern. The coin finished action is beautifully engraved in about 80% scroll coverage with gold line accents. Action is marked on the bottom in gold inlay “K-80 / KRIEGHOFF / GERMANY”. Gold plated single selective trigger, auto ejectors, and non-auto safety. Buttstock is full knob grip, checkered in three point pattern through the wrist with Monte Carlo at butt and terminates with a thin black “Kick-Eez” brand pad. Trigger guard is short tang and scroll engraved. Housed in a Krieghoff labeled steel Americase with original owners manual and choke tubes. CONDITION: Extremely find showing limited field use. Retains virtually all original finish to both wood and metal with only very minute handling marks. Case is excellent with minor scuffs. JSL 6,000 - 10,000

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1427 - (M) ABBIATICO & SALVINELLI OVER-UNDER SHOTGUN ENGRAVED BY PEDERSOLI WITH CASE AND ACCESSORIES. Manufacturer: Abbiatico&Salvinelli Length of Pull: 14 - 3/8” Model: Side Lock Ejector Weight: 4 lbs. 14 oz.

Serial No. 671 Barrel Wall Thickness: (O) .025 Barrel Length: 26” (U) .025 FFL Status: Modern Chamber: 3” Drop at Comb: 1 - 3/8” Gauge: .410 Drop at Heel: 2 - 1/8” Internal Bore Diameter: (BOTH) .413 A beautiful .410 single triggered sidelock over-under ejector by Abbiatico & Salvinelli built in 1986. Barrels with ventilated matted, filed rib and front steel bead. Makers name in gold on top side of left barrel near breech. Action is bright, coin finished with Bulino game scenes. Left lockplate with brace of pheasants in field by a tree, right lockplate with a brace of quail near a fallen tree branch, bottom action with setter. Scroll engraved trigger guard with right hand rolled edge. Top Lever engraved with a quail and scroll. Engraving with supporting scroll and executed

by Italian Master Engraver G. Pedersoli. Stock with nice drop points. Stock and forend both with fine crisp checkering. Stock has a straight hand grip with a long bottom scroll engraved tang and a checkered butt. Forend finely checkered a uniquely engraved designed push button release.

Leather makers case with unwrapped cleaning rod and attachments. CONDITION: Excellent. Very nice gun with slight (few) handling marks. Gun comes up well and weighs and incredible 4 lbs. 14 oz. FUN! CP 20,000 - 30,000

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1428 - (C) MATCHED BRACE J. PURDEY & SONS OVER UNDER SIDELOCK EJECTOR DOUBLE TRIGGER GAME GUNS, BOTH WITH EXTRA BARRELS IN CARRYING CASE. Manufacturer: Purdey Model: Best O/U Serial No. 26918/26919 Barrel Length: (A) 28”; (B) 28” FFL Status: Curio & Relic Drop at Comb: (A) 1 - 7/16 (B) 1 - 3/8” Drop at Heel: (A) 2 - 5/16” (B) 2 - 3/8” Length of Pull: 14 - 7/8” cast slightly off (A) (B) cast about 1/4 off Weight: (A) 7 lbs 11 oz (B) 7 lbs 12 oz Barrel Wall Thickness: (A) IC/Mod O .030 U .027 Mod and Mod O .031 U .030 (B) IC/Mod O .029 U Chamber: (All) 2 - 3/4” Choke: (A) IC/Mod O .021) U (.006) Mod/ Mod (.006) 003) (B) Ic/Mod O .006 U .003 full/full O .043 U .040 Gauge: 12 Bore Internal Bore Diameter: (A) IC/Mod O .732 U .731 Mod/Mod O .731 U 731 (B) IC/Mod O .731 U .731 (1961) Guns are denoted by gold inlaid letter “A” and “B” on breech end of ribs, top levers, and forend tips. All barrel sets are 28” and of demi-bloc construction with matted, ventilated ribs. Left sides of top barrels are engraved with Purdey’s famous Audley House address along with “England”. London nitro proofs for 2 - 3/4” chambers are on right sides of top barrels and flats of bottom barrels. Choke percentages are engraved on sides of bottom flats with gun “A” having one set choked 50% and 65% (IC and Mod), with the other marked 65% and 65% (Mod and Mod). Gun “B” has one set marked 50% and 65% (IC and Mod), with the other 75% and 75% (Extra full and Extra full). Serial numbers are on bottoms of bottom barrels, along with barrel makers initials “E.C” (Ted Comben). Case hardened sidelock over/under low profile (Woodward type) actions feature automatic safeties (SAFE inlaid in gold), raised rib tumbler end cocking indicators, and double triggers. Actions are engraved with very nicely cut classic Purdey House style rose and scroll. “J. Purdey & Sons” is in parchment scroll flanked device on each lockplate, and above forend iron recesses on bottoms of actions with “London. England” under recesses. Serial numbers are on scroll engraved trigger guard tangs. Well matched finely flame figured and very nicely marbled European walnut straight grip buttstocks measure 14 - 7/8” over leather faced foam pads. Stocks feature classic drop points, point pattern checkering at grips, and vacant gold ovals on toe lines. Matching slim ejector forends have Anson releases. CONDITION: Very fine to excellent, as partially refurbished. Barrels retain nearly all of what appears to be original blue with some light scratches and marks. Actions retain 70-80% original muted color, silvered on beads and high edges, thinning on bottoms. Lockplates retain over 90% of their color. Trigger guards re-blued, and retain nearly all of that blue. What are most likely newer stocks are well inletted and correctly stylized, and retain nearly all of their original hand rubbed oil finish with some light marks. Checkering is still light in color. Original forend wood nicely refinished, checkering re-cut. Actions are tight. Barrels are on face. Ejectors are in time on gun “A”, but are slightly out of time on gun “B”. All bores are excellent. Guns come with an aluminum carrying case with black Cordura cover. Interior is lined in burgundy velvet and has two compartments, one for each gun and its extra barrel separated by a flap. MGM11. 35,000 - 55,000

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1429 - (M) CSMC MODEL 21 “GRAND AMERICAN” OVER UNDER SHOTGUN WTIH CHOKE TUBES AND CHOKE TUBE WRENCH. Manufacturer: Connecticut Shotgun Manufacturing Co. Model: 21 O/U Drop at Heel: 2 - 3/8” Serial No. W50297 Length of Pull: 14 - 3/8” Barrel Length: 28” Weight: 6 lbs 12 oz.

FFL Status: Modern Chamber: 3” Drop at Comb: 1 - 1/2” Gauge: 20 Bore (Circa 2015) Galazan’s response to the demand for a Model 21 for the over/under shooter. This well made and nicely embellished gun has 28” mono-bloc barrels with matted ventilated rib are fitted with choke tubes. Black finished over/under action with styling reminiscent of the Model 21 is laser embellished with near full coverage varying sized scroll surrounding vignettes of gold inlaid dogs and game; a pointer on left, setter on right, and a pair of pheasant on bottom of action. Top fence is relief engraved with oak leaves, all reminiscent of the Grand American Winchester Model 21. Trigger guard bow has portrait of a dog in gold. 21-B carved buttstock of very nicely figured feather crotch American walnut has steel pistol grip gold inlaid “GRAND” “AMERICAN”. Stock has Tru-oil finish and is fitted with a red Winchester pad. Matching slim one piece forend has Anson type release. CONDITION: Excellent, appears to be essentially as new, with only a few very minor handling and assembly marks. Mechanically crisp. MGM70. 8,000 - 12,000

1430 - (M) 20 GAUGE CSMC “INVERNESS” OVER UNDER SINGLE TRIGGER EJECTOR SHOTGUN WITH CHOKE TUBES AND WRENCH. Manufacturer: CSMC Drop at Heel: 2 - 1/4” Model: OU Inverness Length of Pull: 14 - 3/8” Serial No. I-00551 Weight: 6 lbs 10 oz.

Barrel Length: 30” Chamber: 3” FFL Status: Modern Gauge: 20 Bore Drop at Comb: 1 - 3/8”

(Circa 2015) This well made and finished gun has styling reminiscent of the iconic John Dickson round action. It has 30” mono-bloc barrels with ventilated rib. Case hardened round bodied over/under action has elongated top tang with swell toward rear, as is found on the typical Dickson. Action is engraved with near full coverage small scroll with rose bouquet highlights. “INVERNESS” is across bottom. Trigger guard with scroll on bow is also partially inlet into bottom strap of action, also a Dickson feature. Tang extends to engraved steel grip cap in typical British style. Buttstock with Prince of Wales grip is nicely checkered and is of nicely figured American walnut. It measures 14 - 3/8” over red pad. Matching field forend has Anson type release. CONDITION: Excellent, essentially as new, with only a few scattered handling and assembly marks, most notably a 1/2” shallow ding on left side of butt behind checkering. Mechanically excellent. MGM71. 6,000 - 8,000

1431 - (M) KRIEGHOFF K-80 OVER UNDER 12 GAUGE SHOTGUN WITH CASE AND ACCESSORIES Manufacturer: Krieghoff Weight: 8 lbs. 10 oz.

Model: K80 Barrel Wall Thickness: (BOTH) Serial No. 102409 .045 Barrel Length: 30” Chamber: 3” FFL Status: Modern Choke: Multi Drop at Comb: 1 - 5/8” Gauge: 12 Gauge Drop at Heel: 2 - 3/4” Internal Bore Diameter: (BOTH) Length of Pull: 14 - 3/8” .731 Manufactured in 2010. Fitted with split collar banded barrels a raised vent rib, steel mid bead, white front sight bead, Kreighoff multi chokes (IC and SK fitted). The brushed grey patina finished frame features acanthus style engraving with standard model and maker markings on its bottom.

The action is fitted with a single selective mechanical trigger and tang mounted non-automatic thumb safety. Barrels are mounted on a multi-point checkered Schnabel forearm with Deeley release and double palm swell pistol gripped caramel colored stock with an adjustable Monte Carlo comb and black rubber recoil pad. Case is a Krieghoff by Americase with wrench, cleaning accessories, chokes, extra parts and paperwork.

CONDITION: Excellent with 99% of original finish. Displaying slight, light handling marks. The wood is also excellent with sharp checkering and light handling marks. Case in very good condition. Mechanically excellent. CP 3,500 - 6,500

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1432 - (C) CASED BROWNING DIANA GRADE SUPERPOSED 12 GAUGE OVER/UNDER SHOTGUN. Manufacturer: Browning Weight: 8 Lbs. 1 Oz. Model: Diana Grade Superposed Barrel Wall Thickness: Serial No. 92658 (O) .035 (U) .033 Barrel Length: 32” Chamber: 2 - 3/4” FFL Status: Curio & Relic Choke: (O) .034 (Full) (U) Drop at Comb: 1 - 3/8” .031 (Full) Drop at Heel: 2 - 1/8” Gauge: 12 Gauge Length of Pull: 14 - 1/8” Internal Bore Diameter: (O) .725 (U) .729 Manufactured in 1961, in Belgium with a Broadway Superposed vent rib barrel. Dual white bead sights on the matted vent rib which is mounted on a nicely figured, checkered beavertail forearm. Underside of bottom barrel is unusually marked “SUPERPOSED 12GA BV LYNDEN WA”.

Coin finished and walnut stock. This superbly engraved Diana grade features the classic game scene engravings of ducks at a wooded pond on the right, four pheasants in a wooded scene on the left and two quail on the underside of the frame and a pair of standing rabbits on the trigger guard. These game scenes are bordered with wonderfully executed floral scroll engraving with the engravers signature “J Baerten” on the left and right side. Single selective inertia trigger and a top tang mounted safety selector switch and engraved hardware and nicely figured European walnut stock with adjustable comb, fine checkered pistol grip stock with a brown rubber recoil pad. CONDITION: Very good. Barrels retain 85% original blue with some wear at muzzle, light scratches, rubs on various areas of barrel and rib. Forend with some handling marks.

Stock has been customized or replaced with adjustable comb, with some handling marks, gaps in wood to metal fit at trigger guard and tang.

Top left horn has been cut. Mechanically good. CP 3,000 - 5,000 1433 - (M) RIZZINI “ARTEMIS DELUXE” OVER-UNDER SHOTGUN WITH CASE. Manufacturer: Rizzini Drop at Heel: 2 Model: 3200 Length of Pull: 14 - 7/8” Serial No. 46356 Weight: 7 lbs 15 oz Barrel Length: 31 - 3/4” Chamber: 2 - 3/4” FFL Status: Modern Choke: Interchangeable tubes Drop at Comb: 1 - 3/16” Gauge: 12 Bore

Made in 2003, this Artemis De Luxe Model has full length matted ventilated top rib with white front bead. Round nose forend with push button release is near fully checkered with diamond at center with engraved forend iron. Coin finished action is near fully engraved in standard Artemis Deluxe pattern with ducks in marsh on right, setter and woodcock on left surrounded by light scroll engraving. Made with single trigger, auto ejectors, non auto safety. Pierced top lever. Full knob highly figured Turkish walnut pistol grip buttstock which is checkered in two point pattern through the wrist and terminates in a thin black pad. Top lever and trigger guard are blued. CONDITION: Excellent as lightly field used. Barrels retain nearly all original blue, there is a dent in the top rib towards muzzle which should remedy easily. Action retains virtually all of its coin finish.

Stocks are sound and retain virtually all of their original finish with only minor handling marks. Case is excellent with minor scuffing. JSL 3,000 - 5,000

1434 - (M) CASED BROWNING MODEL 525 OVER-UNDER SHOTGUN. Weight: (A) 6 lbs 15 oz (B) 7 Manufacturer: Browning lbs 2 oz Model: 525 Citori Barrel Wall Thickness: (A) (O) Serial No. 23718MV131 .036 (U) .034 (B) (BOTH) .042 Barrel Length: (BOTH) 30” Chamber: (BOTH) 2 - 3/4” FFL Status: Modern Choke: (BOTH) Multi Drop at Comb: 1 - 5/8” Gauge: 20 AND 28 Drop at Heel: 2 - 1/8” Internal Bore Diameter: (A) Length of Pull: 14 - 3/4” (BOTH) .628 (B) (BOTH) .554

A circa 2005 nice 20 and 28 gauge combination shotgun. 30” ventilated rib barrels with ejectors, standard markings and Muller Featherlite choke tube system. (A) barrels have (U3) modified and (U2) improved modified installed as well as the “B” barrels. High visibility white pipe front sights with white bead mid sights on matted ribs. Light grey satin patina action finish with standard floral and scroll engraving on the receiver with a single adjustable gold washed single selective inertia trigger and tang mounted non-auto safety selector switch. Walnut stock has a checkered pistol grip with solid black rubber recoil pad and Schnabel forearm. Case is a Browning canvas and leather takedown case with extra choke tubes, triggers and tools. CONDITION: Excellent overall. 99% original finish remains with mostly light handling marks, sharp checkering, and some small dings on wood. Mechanically excellent. Case is excellent with some small scuffs and handling marks to leather and small storage marks to canvas. Extra barrel set is excellent. CP 2,500 - 3,500 256

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1435 - (M) PERAZZI MIRAGE S OVER/UNDER 12 BORE SHOTGUN WITH CASE. Weight: 8 lbs. 9 oz.

Manufacturer: Perazzi Barrel Wall Thickness: (O) .033 Model: Mirage - S (U) .034 Serial No. 89457 Barrel Length: 29 - 1/2” Chamber: 2 - 3/4” Choke: Multi FFL Status: Modern Drop at Comb: 1 - 3/8” Gauge: 12 Bore Internal Bore Diameter: (O) Drop at Heel: 1 - 5/8” Length of Pull: 14 - 3/4” .723 (U) .722 A very nice special sporting model made in 1994 in Italy by Perazzi. The gun has 29 - 1/2” ventilated barrels with the top barrels rib having mid and front beads. Black receiver fitted with a gold wash single selective inertia trigger and a tang mounted safety slide. Non-automatic safety.

Mounted on a multi point checkered walnut sporting forearm and a checkered walnut stock with pistol grip, right hand palm swell and a Perazzi recoil pad. Includes Perazzi hard case with a pair of snap caps. CONDITION: Excellent with 90% plus of the original blue finish with only slight handling marks. The wood is very good with scattered scratches, dings, and pressure dents. Barrels are open (without choke or tubes). The case is also in good condition. Mechanically sound. CP 2,000 - 3,000

1436 - (C) FRANZ SODIA FERLACH OVER UNDER SHOTGUN. Manufacturer: Franz Sodia Model: Ferlach Over Under Serial No. 9452 Barrel Length: 26” FFL Status: Curio & Relic Drop at Comb: 1 - 1/2” Drop at Heel: 2 - 1/16” Length of Pull: 14 - 3/4”

Weight: 7 Lbs. Barrel Wall Thickness: (O) .039 (U) .035 Chamber: 2 - 3/4” Choke: (O) .036 (U) .034 Gauge: 16 Bore Internal Bore Diameter: (BOTH) .672

A very nice 16 bore 26” barreled boxlock ejector game gun with narrow matte ventilated rib and white bead. The barrels are also nicely fitted with a three piece forend and loop for sling. Chokes are Full and Full. The coin finished action is nicely engraved with standing pheasants in a field on the right, stag and doe in the woods on the left and bottom action is engraved with floral scroll, makers name and “S” in an oval. Action has set disc strikers and a double Kersten cross bolt locking mechanism. Blued engraved trigger guard and top lever. Single selective inertia trigger with non-auto safety. Beautiful red walnut stock with cast off cheekpiece and nicely checkered pistol grip and grip cap, loop for sling, and newly fitted black rubber pad. Nicely checkered game forend and Deeley release. CONDITION: Excellent. Barrels retain 90% original blue. Stock and forend are both in good shape with some very light discoloration and minor light handling marks. Retains nearly all coin finish on action. CP 2,500 - 4,000

1437 - (M) B. RIZZINI “PREMIER SPORTING” 12 BORE OVER UNDER SHOTGUN. Manufacturer: B. Rizzini Model: OU Premier Sporting Serial No. 20707 Barrel Length: 32” FFL Status: Modern

Drop at Comb: 1 - 1/2” Drop at Heel: 2 - 1/16” Length of Pull: 14 - 1/2” Weight: 8 lbs 4 oz.

Chamber: 3” Gauge: 12 Bore

(1995) Imported by New England Arms in the mid 1990’s, this gun has 32” mono-bloc barrels with slightly raised ventilated rib and ventilated mid ribs. Mono-bloc is stamped with 1995 Italian nitro proofs. Robust, coin finished action with single selective trigger is gold inlaid “RIZZINI” on left side, and “MARCHENO” on right. Bottom has “PREMIER SPORTING” in gold. Well marbled and lightly figured European walnut extreme pistol grip stock has point pattern checkering at grip with right hand palm swell, and measures 14 - 1/2” over thin black Rizzini pad. Matching full one piece forend has modified Anson release. CONDITION: Excellent, showing moderate use, but still with nearly all original finishes on all surfaces, with some light handling marks and scratches. Mechanically fine. MGM73. 1,500 - 2,000

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1438 - (M) 20 BORE CSMC “REVELATION” OVER UNDER EJECTOR SHOTGUN WITH CHOKE TUBES AND CHOKE WRENCH. Manufacturer: Connecticut Shotgun Manufacturing Co. Model: OU Revelation Serial No. W50953 Barrel Length: 30” FFL Status: Modern Drop at Comb: 1 - 3/8”

1439 - (M) BROWNING PIGEON GRADE SUPERPOSED OVER UNDER SHOTGUN. Manufacturer: Browning Model: Superposed Pigeon Grade Serial No. 17062S73 Barrel Length: 28” FFL Status: Modern Drop at Comb: 1 - 1/2” Drop at Heel: 2”

1440 - (M) KEMEN O/U SHOTGUN. Manufacturer: Kemen Model: O/U Serial No. 40-03-152-95 Barrel Length: 30” FFL Status: Modern Drop at Comb: 1 - 5/8”

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Drop at Heel: 2 - 1/2” Length of Pull: 14 - 1/2” Weight: 6 lbs 3 oz.

Chamber: 3” Gauge: 20 Bore

(Circa 2015) CSMC brings a well made attractive over/under gun to the lower priced market with the “Revelation”. This gun has 30” mono-bloc barrels with ventilated rib, fitted with choke tubes. Rounded case hardened action features single selective trigger. Bottom is engraved “REVELATION” in a starburst. This gun also has upgraded wood of very nicely fiddle figured American walnut square knob pistol grip stock with hard rubber buttplate and finely executed checkering.

Matching slim field forend has Anson type release. CONDITION: Excellent, appears to be near new with only the faintest handling and assembly marks. Mechanically excellent. MGM72. 1,500 - 2,000

Length of Pull: 14 - 3/8” Weight: 7 lbs. - 9 oz.

Barrel Wall Thickness: (O) .037 (U) .041 Chamber: 2 - 3/4” Choke: (O) .003 (U) .004 Gauge: 12 Gauge

A Belgium made Browning with classic blue/satin gray tone finished action. Built in 1973. Nicely figured walnut stock with checkered pistol grip and beavertail forend. Barrels have a ventilated top rib with small white mid bead and front foresight bead. Skeet and Skeet chokes. Engraved action with flying pigeons, oak leaf engraved fences and supporting floral / scroll engraving. Single selective mechanical trigger with non-automatic safety. “S” marked in gold. Long trigger guard tang. Fancy walnut stock with Browning brown recoil pad.

CONDITION: Very good. Barrels retain 95% of blue. Some slight handling marks and a bit of barrel rub from forend. CP 2,000 - 3,000

Drop at Heel: 2 - 1/2” Length of Pull: 15” Weight: 7 lbs 11 oz Chamber: 2 - 3/4” Choke: Multi Gauge: 12 Bore Internal Bore Diameter: (O) .736 (U) .737

A very nice 12 gauge boxlock Kemen over-under with 30” ventilated barrels and a pair of Briley S2 extended chokes (Mod and Mod). Top ventilated filed rib with mid-bead and white blade foresight. Blonde Schnable forend with engraved hardware and Deeley release. Blonde buttstock with pistol hand grip, Monte Carlo comb, left hand palm swell and black leather covered Kick-Eez pad. Full coverage scroll engraving with grouse on left, ducks on right and gold inlaid grouse on bottom. Engraved top lever and trigger guard engraved with scroll and “DR” gold inlay. Gun also benefits from a non-auto safe and a single selective trigger. CONDITION: Forend and buttstock have light scattered handling marks. CP 2,000 - 3,000

www.MorphyAuctions.com | October 22, 2019

1441 - (M) SPECIALLY MADE C.S.M. MODEL 21 20/28 BORE 2 BARREL SET SHOTGUN WITH CASE. Manufacturer: CSM Model: SXS 21 Serial No. W38549 Barrel Length: (BOTH) 30” FFL Status: Modern Drop at Comb: 1 - 3/4”Drop at Heel: 2 - 5/16” Drop at rear of Monte Carlo: 1 - 3/4”-

Length of Pull: 14 - 7/8” Weight: (A) 7 lbs 14 oz. (B) 7 lbs 14 oz.

Barrel Wall Thickness: (A) (L) .038 (R) .036 (B) (BOTH) .030 Chamber: (A) 3” (B) 2 - 3/4” Choke: (A) (L) .024 (Mod) (R) .011 (IC) (B) (L) .013 (Mod) (R) .012 (IC) Gauge: (A) 20 (B) 28” Internal Bore Diameter: (A) (L) .616 (R) .615 (B) (L) .550 (R) .551

(Circa 1998) Two sets of 30” barrels, both with ventilated ribs and have grade, manufacturer and gauge and chamber markings on top of left barrels. Gauge and chamber markings along with serial numbers appear on engine turned barrel flats. Both barrel sets are marked for IC and IMod chokes. Blued flat side action with non-automatic safety and gold plated selective single trigger is marked for both gauges on engine turned water table. Action is engraved in a style similar to “21 - 2”. On this gun trigger plate is relief gold inlaid with a flying pigeon. Nicely crotch figured American walnut steel capped pistol grip buttstock measures 14 - 7/8” over black leather faced thin red pad. Stock features “21 - A” type checkering pattern, and Monte Carlo comb. A gold oval on toe line is engraved “MDP”. Matching braced beavertail forend with standard J-spring and knurled button release, serves both barrel sets. Gun is housed in tan leather case with stitched leather corners in zippered reddish canvas leather trimmed outer cover. Interior is lined in burgundy cloth, and has Winchester gold embossed label in lid. It contains a pair of Winchester marked snap caps for each gauge, and a gold plated square oil bottle, as well as two keys. CONDITION: Excellent, showing limited use, and retaining nearly all original finishes on metal and wood surfaces, with only a few light handling and assembly marks, most notably a few light scratches on butt. Bores are excellent. Mechanically excellent. Case and its interior are also excellent. Outer cover has some rubs and is fading. MGM51. 10,000 - 15,000

1442 - (C) J. PURDEY & SONS EXTRA FINISH SIDELOCK EJECTOR SINGLE TRIGGER SHOTGUN WITH EXTRA BARRELS AND CASE. Manufacturer: Purdey Model: SxS Serial No. 22052 Barrel Length: (A) 26” (B) 28” FFL Status: Curio & Relic Drop at Comb: 1 - 11/16” Drop at Heel: 2 - 3/4”+

Length of Pull: 14” cast off approx 7/8” Weight: (With 26” barrels) 6 lbs 3 oz.

Barrel Wall Thickness: (A) (L) .027 (R) .028 (B) (L) .028 (R) .026 Chamber: 2 - 3/4” Choke: (A) (L) .023 (Mod) (R) .006 (IC) (B) (L) .046 (Extra Full) (R) .027 (IMod) Gauge: 12 Bore Internal Bore Diameter: (A) (BOTH) .732 (B) (L) .730 (R) .731

(ca 1921) 26” and 28” chopper lump barrels (28” denoted by gold inlaid “C”) are engraved with Purdey’s famous Audley House London address and Whitworth steel information on slightly swamped narrow game ribs set with two ivory beads. Barrel flats are stamped with London nitro proofs for 2 - 1/2” chambers, and with re-proofs for 2 - 3/4”. Bottoms of barrels are stamped with matching serial numbers and barrel makers initials “WH” (Bill Hill) on bottoms of left barrels. Tube numbers “53029” and “53030” are on 26” barrels, and “53099” and “53100” are on 28” barrels. Case hardened self opening sidelock action features automatic safety (SAFE inlaid in gold), hidden third fastener, bushed strikers, side clips, raised rib tumbler end cocking indicators, and Miller selective single trigger. Action and lockplates are engraved with full coverage very nicely cut and shaded large open scrolling acanthus. “J. Purdey & Sons” is in rectangular device on each lockplate, also on bottom of action over “London”. Fences are full relief carved with oak leaves. This fine engraving was most likely the work of the revered Harry Kell.

Scroll engraved trigger guard with serial number on tang extends to horn grip cap with gold oval inset on bottom engraved “Charles P. Skouras” “825 North Roxbury Drive” “Beverley Hills”. Lightly figured and streaked American walnut capped pistol grip buttstock measures 14” over thin Silver type pad. Flat top point pattern checkering runs over top of grip. Well shaped drop points are behind lockplates, and toe line has individual gold letters “C P S” inlet. Matching splinter ejector forend with Anson release, services both barrel sets. Actioner’s initial “H” (mostly likely Fred Hughes, long time Purdey actioner) is on iron. Gun is housed in relatively new good quality leather case with stitched leather corners, lined in burgundy cloth. CONDITION: Excellent, as completely refurbished, retaining nearly all of “best” London re-black on both sets of barrels, most likely done at time of re-proof. Action retains nearly all of a correct case hardening re-color done after installation of Miller trigger. Top lever and trigger guard re-blued, and retain essentially all of that blue. Stock retains essentially all of a heavy Slackum finish, somewhat crazed.

Bores are excellent. Action is tight. Barrels are on face. Drop is down a bit. Iron is beginning to mark bottom of action. Ejectors are in time. Trigger works. MGM30. 12,000 - 18,000

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1443 - (M) 28 GAUGE ABBIATICO AND SALVINELLI VENERE SHOTGUN WITH FINE GAME SCENE BY F. GALEAZZI AND CASE. Manufacturer: Abbiatico & Weight: 5 lbs 10 oz.

Salvinelli Barrel Wall Thickness: (L) .025 Model: SXS Venere (R) .028 Serial No. 468 Chamber: 2 - 3/4” Barrel Length: 26 - 7/8” Choke: (L) .012 (Mod) (R) .004 FFL Status: Modern (IC) Drop at Comb: 1 - 3/8”+ Gauge: 28 Bore Drop at Heel: 2 - 1/2” Internal Bore Diameter: (L) .555 Length of Pull: 15” cast about (R) .554 3/8 off.

26 - 7/8” chopper lump barrels with slightly raised matted flat game rib are gold inlaid “ABBIATICO & SALVINELLI” on top of left barrel.

Gun appears to be no. 2 of a pair with “2” in gold on rear of rib, top lever, and forend tip. Barrel flats are stamped with 1982 Italian nitro proofs for 2 - 3/4” chambers. Craftsmen’s names are on rear lump including Dante, Mario, Poli, Remo, and Tony. Importer’s name and address is on bottom of left barrel. Small frame coin finished sidelock action features non-automatic safety, bushed strikers, and single non-selective trigger. Action is engraved with near full coverage shaded scroll. A Bulino scene of two woodcock flitting through alder branches is on bottom. No engravers signature found. Sidelocks are fully taken up by finely detailed game scenes with delicately shaded backgrounds: A pointer points a pair of ruffed grouse in open woodlands on left lockplate. A covey of quail explode from grass into open meadow with fence line in background, rotten log in foreground on right. Both of these scenes are signed “F. Galeazzi”, the justly famous Fausto who has much of his work featured in “Modern Firearms Engravings” by Mario Abbiatico. Single beaded small bow trigger guard with scroll on bow has serial number in gold on tang. Fine flesh-toned well figured and smoky marbled European walnut straight grip buttstock measures 15” over dark brown leather covered pad. Well cut borderless point pattern checkering is on diamond hand which continues through facets of drop points behind lockplates. Small semi-beavertail ejector forend with Anson release, has A & S silver crest inlet into uncheckered central diamond. Gun in housed in dark brown leather case with stitched leather corners by Nizzoli. Interior is lined in dark green cloth, and has black leather FAMARS label stitched into lid. CONDITION: Excellent, near new with very little evidence of firing, with only a few very minor marks in all original factory finishes. Bores are excellent. Mechanically excellent.

Case is excellent, very near “as new”. MGM25. 15,000 - 25,000

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1444 - (M) STUNNING 28 BORE ABBIATICO & SALVINELLI CASED SIDE BY SIDE SHOTGUN, ENGRAVED BY PEDERSOLI. Manufacturer: Abbiatico & Salvinelli Model: Venere Extra Serial No. 346 Barrel Length: 26 - 1/2” FFL Status: Modern Drop at Comb: 1 - 3/8” Drop at Heel: 1 - 7/8” Length of Pull: 14 - 3/8”

Weight: 5 lbs 10 oz Barrel Wall Thickness: (L) .25 (R) .031 Chamber: 2 - 3/4” Choke: (L) Modified (R) Improved Cylinder Gauge: 28 Bore Internal Bore Diameter: (L) .556 (R) .557

Proofed in 1980, this beautiful little Venere Extra side lock ejector 28 gauge gun was made right about the time when M. Abbiatico and R. Salvinelli set out to build some of the worlds finest shotguns. This gun represents a nice combination of skilled craftsmanship and exquisite engraving. Barrels are 26 - 1/2” and chopper lump, fitted with a narrow raised matted flat top rib and engraved Abbiatico & Salvinelli on the left barrel. Action is coin finished with disc set strikers, single mechanical trigger and non-auto safe. Wonderful Bulino game scene with scroll and shading engraved by Master Engraver Gianfranco Pedersoli (featured on pages 222 - 223 of MODERN FIREARMS ENGRAVING by Mario Abbiatico) - left lock: hunter shooting woodcock in woods, right lock: ducks with one shot and flying through woods over water, and bottom action: shot grouse with second grouse flying through woods. Top lever with standing partridge and cast off rolled trigger guard with dog standing in the brush and strap nicely engraved with floral over stippling. Engravers name at base of trigger guard. Well figured buttstock with English straight grip and forend of European walnut and fine checkering. Semi-beavertail forend with Anson forend release and gold A&S shield. CONDITION: Very good. Shows very little use. Gun retains virtually all of its original color and finish with the exception to some light handling marks. Action is tight. Leather makers case is good some scuffing and interior shows some minor wear. Accessories, extra strikers, striker pot, springs, cleaning rod and oil bottle. CP 20,000 - 30,000

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1445 - (M) PERUGINI & VISINI SIDE BY SIDE RIFLE WITH EXTRA SHOTGUN BARREL SET. Manufacturer: Perugini & Visini Model: Side by Side Serial No. N 1771 Barrel Length: (A) 25 - 1/2” (B) 29” FFL Status: Modern Drop at Comb: 1 - 3/8” Drop at Heel: 2 - 5/8” Length of Pull: 14 - 5/8” Weight: (A) 9Lbs. 10 Oz. (B) 7Lbs. 3 Oz. Barrel Wall Thickness: (B) (L) .035 (R) .032 Chamber: (B) 2 - 3/4” Choke: (B) (L) .035 (R) .017 Gauge: (A).375 H&H Magnum (B) 20 Bore Internal Bore Diameter: (B) (L) .624 (R) .624 Manufactured in Brescia, Italy, this high quality .375 H&H Magnum boxlock double barrel rifle also features a second set of 20 bore side by side barrels. The rifle barrels are fitted with a thin gold inlay band and cross cut quarter rib with express sights. One standing sight at 50 yards and three folding leafs at 75, 100 and 150 yards, stepped up island front blade sight and sling swivel stud. The .375 barrels are numbered to the action. The 20 bore barrels are fitted with thin gold band inlay at breech and a solid crosscut tapered rib with a steel front sight bead and sling swivel stud. Both sets of barrels with ejectors. The action has scroll and floral bouquet engraving along with a leopard perched on a tree branch on the bottom action and a leopards head surrounded by floral scroll on the trigger bow. The remaining metal surfaces and other metal surfaces have scroll engraving. The action is built with double triggers and a top tang non-auto safe switch. Beautiful Turkish walnut stock with cheekpiece, finely checkered pistol grip with long strap and grip cap, sling swivel stud, gold shield for initials and black rubber pad. The rifle barrels feature an elegant splinter forearm with a lever release and a gold crest. The 20 bore shotgun barrels feature an Anson release and also with the same gold crest. Leather case with a pair of extra stickers and Perugini Visini case label. CONDITION: Very good. Both sets of barrels retain 98 percent blue. Stock and forends are near perfect with some minor handling marks. Case is also in very good condition. CP 25,000 - 35,000

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1446 - (C) LOVELY 16 GAUGE PURDEY SIDELOCK EJECTOR SINGLE TRIGGER GAME SHOTGUN WITH EXCEPTIONAL HIGH RELIEF GOLD ACCENTED ENGRAVING BY KEN HUNT IN HIS ICONIC THISTLE PATTERN, AND CASE. Manufacturer: Purdey Model: SXS SLE Serial No. 27546 Barrel Length: 26” FFL Status: Curio & Relic Drop at Comb: 1 - 7/16”+ Drop at Heel: 2 - 3/8” Length of Pull: 14 - 3/8” Neutral cast.

Weight: 5 lbs 11 oz.

Barrel Wall Thickness: (BOTH) .025 Chamber: 2 - 3/4” Choke: (L) .023 (Modified) (R) .005 (Imp. Cyl.) Gauge: 16 Bore Internal Bore Diameter: (BOTH) .662

(1968) 26” chopper lump barrels are engraved “J. Purdey & Sons.

Audley House. South Audley Street. London. England.” on narrow swamped game rib. Barrel flats are stamped with London nitro proofs for 2 - 3/4” chambers. Bottoms of barrels are stamped with serial numbers and barrel makers initials “J.A” (Jack Aldous). Tube numbers “68429” and “68430” are on loop. Scaled down coin finished self-opening sidelock action features automatic safety (SAFE inlaid in gold), hidden third fastener, side clips, bushed strikers, raised rib tumbler end cocking indicators, and single non-selective trigger. Trigger blade is deeply hooked. Action is engraved with very finely cut and shaded semi-relief scrolling acanthus interspersed with thistle leaves and heads of mythological beasts, in a design originated by Ken Hunt, whose signature appears on trigger plate, and is known as his “thistle pattern”. In this rendition the thistle blooms and stems are in raised relief gold. “J. Purdey & Sons” and “London - England” are on sides of action above and below lockplate mortises. Makers name is also on scrolled riband on bottom of action above a trio of thistle blooms which are not rendered in gold. Small bow, single beaded trigger guard has gold inlaid semi-relief scene of a woodcock flying through alder branches. Serial number is in oval on tang. The work on this gun represents some of Ken’s famous work, at its best. Nicely fiddle figured and lightly marbled European walnut straight grip buttstock measures 14 - 3/8” over checkered wood butt, and features classic drop points and point pattern checkering at grip. A gold oval on toe line is engraved with monogram “FAS” (?) in script. Matching splinter ejector forend has Anson release. Actioners initials “T.B” are on iron.

Gun comes in its original oak and leather case with brass corners and central medallion embossed “FLOYD S. ADAMS”.

Interior is lined in burgundy cloth and has gold embossed black leather Purdey label in lid along with charge card for this particular gun. The usual complement of accessories are included: pair of turnscrews, striker key, striker bottle with spare strikers, square oil bottle, snap caps, and cleaning equipment. CONDITION: Excellent, very close to “as new”, with scant evidence of having been fired since proof, with only a few of the very lightest assembly and handling marks in all wood and metal surfaces. Mechanically excellent. Case leather is excellent with only a very few minor marks. Straps and handle are very fine. Interior is excellent with one or two minor rubs, and a bit dusty. Accessories are excellent. An exceptional fine small bore Purdey gun, embellished by a world renown master. MGM49. 30,000 - 60,000

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1447 - (M) PAIR OF 20 GAUGE HOLLAND & HOLLAND ROYAL DELUXE SIDELOCK EJECTOR SINGLE TRIGGER SELF OPENING GAME GUNS WITH CASE. Manufacturer: Holland & Holland Model: SXS Royal DeLuxe Serial No. (A) 40976 (B) 40977 Barrel Length: (BOTH) 28” FFL Status: Modern Drop at Comb: (A) 1 - 5/8” (B) 1 - 5/8” Drop at Heel: (A) 2 - 1/4” (B) 2 - 1/4” Length of Pull: (BOTH)14”

Weight: (A) 5 lbs 9 oz (B) 5 lbs 9 oz Barrel Wall Thickness: (A) L .026 R .028 (B) L .022 R .025 Chamber: (BOTH) 3” Choke: (A) L .015 R .008 (B) L .010 R .008 Gauge: (BOTH) 20 Bore Internal Bore Diameter: (A) L .613 R .613 (B) L .614 R .614

(Ca. 1989) A lively and balanced matched pair of 20 bore Holland & Holland Royal Deluxe side by side shotguns. Chopper lump barrels both measure 28” and are engraved “Modele Deluxe” on swamped narrow game ribs. Makers name and 33 Bruton Street address are engraved on tops. Rear portions of ribs, top levers, and forend tips are gold inlaid “1” or “2” denoting a true pair. Barrel flats are stamped with 1988 London proofs for 3” chambers. H&H type self opening assist springs are installed. Small size case hardened “Royal” sidelock actions feature automatic safeties (SAFE inlaid in gold), hand detachable locks, gold band tumbler end cocking indicators, and single non-selective triggers with rare right barrel by-pass feature. Actions are engraved in recent “Deluxe” style with near full coverage well cut large shaded acanthus and scroll. “Holland & Holland” is in scrolled band on each lockplate. “Modele’ “De” “Luxe” is on bottom of actions.

Single beaded small bow trigger guards engraved with more acanthus scroll have serial numbers in gold on long tangs. Finely matched nicely marbled and nicely figured flesh tones European walnut straight grip buttstocks measure 14” over checkered wood butts. Gold ovals engraved “HRA” are on toe lines. Stocks also feature drop points, and point pattern checkering on diamond hands. Matching splinter ejector forends have Anson releases. Guns are housed in dark russet leather two-gun motor case with leather trimmed canvas outer cover. Interior is lined in scarlet cloth, and contains some cleaning equipment (cleaning rod and brushes). CONDITION: Excellent, with evidence of very limited field use, with only a few very minor marks in all wood and metal finishes. A hint of silvering is on beads and fences, heaviest of gun “2”.

Case is excellent. Interior is excellent. A fine pair of London best small bore guns. MGM15. 45,000 - 65,000

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1448 - (M) CASED ABBIATICO & SALVINELLI VENERE EXTRA 28 BORE SIDE BY SIDE SHOTGUN PICTURED ON PAGE 204-205 OF THE BOOK “MODERN FIREARMS ENGRAVING”.

Manufacturer: A&S Drop at Heel: 2 - 1/8” Model: SLE Length of Pull: 14 - 1/4” Serial No. 383 Weight: 5 lbs 10 oz Barrel Length: 26 - 3/4” Chamber: 2 - 7/8” FFL Status: Modern Gauge: 28 Bore Drop at Comb: 1 - 3/8” Internal Bore Diameter: .550 (both barrels) Proofed in 1980, this finely crafted example certainly represents one of their attempts at combining the finest gun making with world class embellishment. Beautifully struck 27-3/4”” chopper lump barrels are fitted with slightly raised, tapered, flat game rib. Side of left barrel is engraved “Abbiatico & Salvinelli”. Barrel flats are stamped with serial number, 1980 Italian nitro proofs. Gunmakers Dante, Mario, Gian, Poli, Remo, and Tony’s name can be found on the barrel lug.

Coin finished, sidelock action is nicely filed and features non-automatic safety (“S” gold inlaid), and single trigger, and automatic ejectors.

Action is fabulously engraved by Pedretti who is recognized as one of the world’s greatest engravers of all time. Left lock plate shows a large covey of quail in farm scene with well executed trees and fence in the background. Right lock shows a covey of flying quail with spectacular detail in the birds and trees and mountains in the background. Bottom of action is engraved with ducks landing in marsh scene. The level of detail is superb and all of the engraving is surrounded by well cut floral pattern. Beaded barrel bolsters are floral and scroll engraved and top lever is engraved with quail. Single beaded long tang trigger guard has floral scroll matching that on barrel bolsters and serial number on tang. Finely figured European walnut straight grip buttstock terminates over checkered wood butt, and features very well cut flat top borderless two point pattern checkering on grip. Matching semi-beavertail ejector forend has Anson release, is checkered in two point pattern with engraved steel tip, and gold inlaid “A&S” company monogram at center. Housed in a brown leather case with red velvent interior which has A&S logo on top. CONDITION: Extremely fine and unfired since proof. This gun was ordered new by our consignor and has not been fired since proofing. The gun has only the very faintest of handling and assembly markings. Checkering is sharp. Mechanics are fine. Case is very good and original cloth sleeves from A&S are also included in the case. This gun is a fabulous work of art and this is an opportunity to buy a truly test fired only gun engraved by one of the world’s top engravers. Simply breathtaking. JSL 20,000 - 30,000

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1449 - (M) 20 BORE ABBIATICO AND SALVINELLI SIDE BY SIDE SHOTGUN WITH FINE GAME SCENE ENGRAVING BY F. GALEAZZI WITH CASE AND ACCESSORIES. Manufacturer: Abbiatico & Salvinelli Model: Venere Extra Serial No. 554 Barrel Length: 26 - 3/4” FFL Status: Modern Drop at Comb: 1 - 1/2” Drop at Heel: 1 - 7/8” Length of Pull: 14 - 1/16”

Weight: 5 lbs 4 oz Barrel Wall Thickness: (L) .027 (R) .029 Chamber: 2 - 3/4” Choke: (L) .022 (R) .012 Gauge: 20 Bore Internal Bore Diameter: (L) .628 (R) .628

A beautiful Venere Extra 20 bore Italian made gun with proof marks indicating the gun was built in 1981. The gun exhibits the great craftsmanship and beauty that Mario Abbiatico and Remo Salvinelli became known for. This gun with 26 -3/4” chopper lump barrels, game concave rib to a single steel bead is a fine example of their work. Craftsmen’s names are on rear lump. The single mechanical trigger non-auto safe, side lock ejector action with set disc strikers is embellished with lovely coin finished game scenes by A. Galeazzi. Left lockplate with a Setter flushing a grouse, right plate flying quail and bottom action engraved with a brace of woodcock in woods. Nicely figured stock with fine checkered straight hand grip, gold inlaid initials and checkered butt. Splinter forend with scroll engraved hardware, A&S shield and Anson release. Leather case with extra strikers, springs in the striker pot and oil bottle. CONDITION: Very nice with barrels retaining 90% of their blue. Stock with small chips, marks to butt and some handling marks. Forend with very light handling marks. Gun locks up tight. CP 17,500 - 27,500

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www.MorphyAuctions.com | October 22, 2019

1450 - (C) JAMES PURDEY EXTRA FINISH SIDELOCK EJECTOR SINGLE TRIGGER GAME GUN WITH EXTRA BARREL AND CASE. Manufacturer: Purdey Model: SxS Serial No. 26225 Barrel Length: (A) 26” (B) 28” FFL Status: Curio & Relic Drop at Comb: (With 28” Barrels) 1 - 11/16” Drop at Heel: (With 28” Barrels) 2 - 5/8” Length of Pull: 14 - 3/16” cast about 5/8 off.

Weight: (With 28” Barrels) 7 lbs 5 oz.

Barrel Wall Thickness: (A) (L) .038 (R) .036 (B) (L) .038 (R) .034 Chamber: 2 - 3/4” and 3” Choke: (A) (L) .025 (Mod) (R) .005 (IC) (B) (L) .040 (Full) (R) .017 (Mod) Gauge: 12 Bore Internal Bore Diameter: (A) (L) .730 (R) .729 (B) (BOTH) .729

(ca 1952) 26” and 28” Steel chopper lump barrels with ventilated ribs, and two ivory beads are engraved “J. Purdey & Sons” on top of left barrels, and “Audley House, South Audley Street, London, England” on right barrels. 28” barrel flats have London nitro proofs for 3” chambers. Both are stamped “choke” and marked with serial number, with barrel makers initials “JA” (J.Aldous). 26” barrels are proofed for 2 - 3/4” chambers. Tube nos. “65105” and “65106” are on 28” barrels, and “65107” and “65108” are on the 26” barrels. Case hardened Beesley patent self opening action has automatic safety, with “Safe” inlaid in gold, hidden third fastener, side clips, bushed strikers, and Purdey single trigger. Action is engraved with near full coverage well cut shaded open acanthus scroll with strapwork highlights. A setter’s head is inlaid in gold on bottom. Lock plates have some scroll bordering gold relief inlaid ducks in marsh scenes. “J. Purdey & Sons” is engraved on both lock plates. Fences are relief engraved in oak leaf and acorn motif. Single beaded trigger guard has matching scroll, serial number is on tang which extends to horn grip cap. Slightly figured European walnut pistol grip buttstock measures 14 - 1/8” over thin Silver type pad, with 22 LPI flat top checkering with mullered borders, drop points, and gold oval in bottom of grip cap which is engraved “Charles P. Skouras, 825 North Roxbury Drive, Beverly Hills.” Individual letters “CPS” are inlaid in gold on toe line. Matching splinter ejector forend with Anson release, services both barrel sets. Forend iron is stamped with initials “M.T” (Maurice Timbers, actioner). Gun is housed in good quality leather case with stitched leather corners, lined in burgundy cloth. Interior has room for gun and both sets of barrels. CONDITION: Excellent, near new, with only the slightest handling marks, and slight silvering on beads, fences, and top lever.

Action is tight. Barrels are on face. Ejectors are in time. Trigger works well. Drop shows little evidence of wear. Case is excellent. MGM26.

15,000 - 25,000

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1451 - (C) JOSEPH LANG & SON 16 BORE SIDELOCK EJECTOR SINGLE TRIGGER GAME SHOTGUN WITH HAND DETACHABLE LOCKS. Manufacturer: Joseph Lang & Son Length of Pull: 14 - 5/8” Cast Model: SXS Sidelock about 3/4 off.

Serial No. 14746 Weight: 6 lbs 0 oz Barrel Length: 28” Barrel Wall Thickness: (L) .022 FFL Status: Curio & Relic (R) .024 Drop at Comb: 1 - 3/8” Chamber: 2 - 3/4” Drop at Heel: 2 - 1/2” Choke: (L) .034 (Full) (R) .008 (Imp. Cyl.) Gauge: 16 Gauge Internal Bore Diameter: (L) .671 (R) .667 (ca 1909) 28” Dovetailed barrels are engraved “Joseph Lang & Son. 102. New Bond Street. London. W.” on narrow swamped game rib. Barrel flats are stamped with older London nitro proofs and 1992 Birmingham re-proofs for 2 - 3/4” chambers. Bottoms of barrels are stamped “J. L & S” and with serial numbers. Case hardened sidelock action features automatic safety, pivoting third fastener, and single non-selective trigger.

Locks are detachable with hinged latch at rear of each lockplate. Action and lockplates are engraved with scroll borders and a few minor splashes of scroll, mostly on latch covers. Makers name is on each lockplate. Top lever and trigger guard are blued. Serial number is on trigger guard tang. Intricately marbled stump figured dense European walnut straight grip buttstock measures 14 - 5/8” over checkered wood butt.

Stock also features drop points, point pattern checkering around bottom of grip, and a vacant silver oval on toe line. Matching splinter Southgate ejector forend has Anson release. CONDITION: Excellent as reconditioned by Raymond St. Ledger at Thomas Bland & Co. London in 1993. Bores are excellent. Action is very tight. Appears to have had little or no uses since reproof and reconditioning. Barrels are on face. Ejectors are strong and in time. A wonderful “Best Quality” British small bore sidelock. TDW 12,500 - 15,000

1452 - (C) JOSEPH LANG & SON .410 DOUBLE BARREL SHOTGUN. Manufacturer: Joseph Lang & Son Model: Side by Side Serial No. 15071 Barrel Length: 26” FFL Status: Curio & Relic Drop at Comb: 1 - 5/8” Drop at Heel: 2 - 3/8”

Length of Pull: 14 - 1/8” Weight: 4 lbs. - 5 oz.

Barrel Wall Thickness: (L) .035 (R) .037 Chamber: 2- 1/2” Choke: (Both) Full Gauge: .410 Gauge Internal Bore Diameter: (BOTH) .415

A fine .410 gauge boxlock side by side built in 1911. Handsome blued 26 inch barrels with solid concave rib, doll’s head extension and round steel front bead sight. Rib engraved “JOSEPH LANG & SON, 102 NEW BOND STREET. LONDON” with 2 - 1/2 inch chambers, ejectors, London proofs on flats. Choked full/full. Lightly border and scroll engraved receiver signed “JOSEPH LANG & SON” on each side, disc set strikers, double triggers and automatic safety on tang. Long blacked trigger guard and bottom tang with serial number. Checkered splinter forend with Anson release and a beautifully figured European walnut straight hand diamond grip stock with blank gold oval and checkered butt. Stock measures: drop at comb 1 5/8 inches; drop at heel 2 3/8 inches; length of pull 14 1 /8 inches, weight 4 lbs. 5 oz. CONDITION: Very fine. 90% plus refinished blue barrels with the remains of some light scratches and nicks and marks. The receiver has an attractive silver/gray patina with traces of original case colors in the protected areas and some light spotting. The refinished wood is fine with well defined, crisp checkering, small dings, and a few small gaps around the tangs and frame. Forend with very strong and well disguised repaired top left edged. Mechanically excellent.

CP 3,500 - 5,500 268

www.MorphyAuctions.com | October 22, 2019

1453 - (M) ABBIATICO & SALVINELLI ZEUS SIDE BY SIDE SHOTGUN TWO BARREL SET. Manufacturer: A&S Model: Zeus Serial No. 947 Barrel Length: (BOTH) 26 - 1/4” FFL Status: Modern Drop at Comb: 1 - 1/8” Drop at Heel: 1 - 7/8” Length of Pull: 14 - 11/16” Weight: 5 lbs. 13 oz.

Barrel Wall Thickness: (A) (L) .023 (R) .025 (B) (L) .026 (R) .025 Chamber: (BOTH) 2 - 3/4” Choke: (A) (L) .014 (R) .003 (2) (BOTH) .024 Gauge: 12 Bore Internal Bore Diameter: (A) (BOTH) .727 (B) (BOTH) .728

Circa 1991 12 Gauge Zeus Model Round Body Boxlock Side by Side Shotgun made with 26 - 1/4” dovetail barrels. Chokes in barrel set number (A) are Improved Cylinder and Cylinder, Barrel set number (B) are modified and modified. Built with a nice single mechanical trigger and nicely timed ejectors. Action has lots of case colors with black hardware. Trigger guard has gold script lettering. Buttstock has a finely checkered round knob pistol grip and a checkered butt. Splinter forend with Anson Release. CONDITION: Barrels, stock and forend are in great condition with some light and scattered handling marks. CP 7,500 - 10,000

1454 - (M) ATTRACTIVE 20 GAUGE ABBIATICO AND SALVINELLI “ZEUS” ROUND BODIED BOXLOCK EJECTOR GAME SHOTGUN WITH VERY FINE SEMI RELIEF GRAPE LEAF AND CLUSTER ENGRAVING AND DOG PORTRAIT BY MAX GALLI. Manufacturer: Abbiatico & Length of Pull: 15 - 1/8” cast Salvinelli slightly off.

Model: SXS Zeus Weight: 5 lbs 15 oz.

Serial No. 1294 Barrel Wall Thickness: (L) .038 Barrel Length: 28 - 5/8” (R) .036 FFL Status: Modern Chamber: 2 - 3/4” Drop at Comb: 1 - 3/8”+ Choke: (L) .010 (Lt mod) (R) .005 Drop at Heel: 2 - 1/8” (IC) Gauge: 20 Bore Internal Bore Diameter: (L) .625 (R) .625 (2003) 28 - 5/8” Chopper lump barrels are engraved with makers name on slightly swamped, matted game rib. Barrel flats are stamped with 2003 Italian nitro proofs. Coin finished round bodied boxlock action features automatic safety (SAFE inlaid in gold), bushed strikers, and double triggers (front articulated). Action is engraved with complete coverage (including entire trigger plate) very nicely shaded and detailed interwoven grape vines, leaves, and clusters. “Abbiatico & Salvinelli” is on folded ribbon on each side of action. A very well rendered and detailed portrait of a Labrador retriever is on bottom. This portrait is signed “Max Galli”; this name also appears on a small band in front of trigger guard bow.

Single beaded trigger guard with engraving to match, has serial number on tang. Dark, well marbled, stump figured European walnut straight grip buttstock measures 15 - 1/8” over checkered wood butt. Well cut point pattern checkering is at grip, and a gold oval engraved “DCG” is on toe line. Matching splinter ejector forend has Anson release. Gun is housed in brown leather case with stitched leather corners by Nizzoli, is lined in dark green cloth. A leather FAMARS label is in lid. CONDITION: Excellent, with evidence of very limited use, with only a few scattered light marks in all factory finishes, most notably a cluster of scratches 3” from breech end of left barrel. Mechanically excellent. Forend tip has been lost, with plastic steel replacement infill. Case is excellent with some bumps and scratches. Interior is excellent. Base price on this model is $49,000.00. The special engraving on this gun undoubtedly added a considerable premium. MGM28. 6,000 - 10,000

www.MorphyAuctions.com | October 22, 2019

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1455 - (M) S. LUCCHINI SELF-COCKING EJECTOR DOUBLE HAMMER SHOTGUN WITH CASE, RETAILED BY NEW ENGLAND ARMS CO. Manufacturer: S. Lucchini Model: SXS Self Cocking Double Hammer Gun Serial No. 60894 Barrel Length: 28” FFL Status: Modern Drop at Comb: 1 - 3/8”

SEE WEBSITE FOR ADDITIONAL PHOTOS Drop at Heel: 2 - 1/4” Length of Pull: 15 -1/8” Neutral cast Weight: 7 lbs 5 oz.

Barrel Wall Thickness: (L) .032 (R) .022 Chamber: 2 - 3/4” Choke: (L) .033 (Full) (R) .019 (Modified) Gauge: 12 Bore Internal Bore Diameter: (L) .724 (R) .725

This outstanding quality and elegant Italian hammer gun has 28” chopper lump barrels fitted with slightly raised matted concave rib. Tops of barrels are engraved with gauge, chamber, and length on right, and “New England Arms Co” on left. Barrel flats are stamped with 1974 Italian nitro proofs for 2 - 3/4” chambers and with Lucchini logo. Coin finished top lever self-cocking sidelock hammer action features non-automatic safety, vented strikers, and double triggers. Fences are traditionally filed, and action is engraved with 80% coverage well cut small scroll. Bottom of action is engraved “CUSTOM - GUNMAKER” “S. LUCCHINI”. Sandro Lucchini is a well known best quality arms manufacturer who produces an extremely limited quantity of double guns annually. A flush gold inlaid woodcock is on trigger guard bow. Engravers signature, “Tanteglini S”, is on trigger plate. Strikingly marbled and somewhat burl figured flesh toned European walnut straight grip buttstock measures 15 - 1/8” over fully checkered wood butt. Closely spaced point pattern checkering is on semi-diamond hand. Matching splinter ejector forend has Anson release.

Gun is housed in tan leather case with brass corners. A silver embossed black leather Lucchini label is in lid. Interior is lined in burgundy cloth.

Bottom compartment is semi-French fitted for gun, barrels, and accessories with only the oil bottle present. CONDITION: Excellent with evidence of careful field use. Barrels retain 90-95% original blue, thinning from normal hand wear on sides, high edges silvered, and with a few light marks and scratches. Action retains nearly all of its well maintained bright coin finish. Stocks have a few minor marks with slight wear on sharp edges, checkering lightly worn and a bit dark. Bores are excellent. Action has a hint of looseness with forend removed. Ejectors are in time. Case leather is excellent with some scuffs. Straps and handle are fine. Interior cloth has a few light rubs. TDW 6,500 - 9,500

1456 - (C) SCARCE BROWNING SUPERPOSED GRADE “V” FIELD CHOKED SHOTGUN ENGRAVED BY V. DOYEN WITH AFTER MARKET SKEET SET, AND CASE. Manufacturer: Browning Weight: 7 lbs 10 oz.

Model: Superposed Chamber: 2 - 3/4” (.410: 2 - 1/2”) Serial No. 33478 Choke: (O) .026 (Full) (U) .037 (Full) Barrel Length: 26 - 3/8” Gauge: 12 and .410/28/20 FFL Status: Curio & Relic Internal Bore Diameter: (O) .726 (U) Drop at Comb: 1 - 5/8” .725 Drop at Heel: 2 - 3/16” Length of Pull: 14 - 5/8”

(1953) The grade “V” was one of the highest grades normally offered before the introduction of the “VI” of the late fifties and the “Midas” of the sixties onward with gold inlay. The “V” was the forerunner to and closely resembles the later “Diana” grade. Examples are quite scarce. This gun retains its original barrel length and chokes, but has been updated with target style forend, most likely done at time of fitting with three auxiliary skeet barrels in 20, 28, and .410 gauge by Cordy, and made for Simmons Guns Specialties. The original barrels with ventilated rib and early Browning St. Louis address only, are marked for full and full chokes, and are still choked this way. The replacement barrels are well made and marked for skeet and skeet, .410 barrels for 2 - 1/2” chambers, the others for 2 - 3/4”. They are 26 - 1/2” in length. Coin finished superposed action with gold plated single selective trigger and non-automatic safety is engraved in early “V” style with semi-relief vignettes of group of pheasant on left, and ducks on right, surrounded by scrolling ribbons and acanthus. A pair of quail (?) fly across bottom of action and a pheasant is perched on limb on trigger guard bow. Seldom seen engraver’s signature, “V Doyen” is at bottom of pheasant scene. Lightly fiddle figured and marbled European walnut long tang round knob buttstock measures 14 - 5/8” over newer Pachmayr white line black pad.

Closely spaced point pattern checkering is at grip. Newer target forend matches well, but is lighter in color. Gun and barrels are housed in tan vinyl case with leather trim lined in blue velvet. CONDITION: Very fine, as lightly refurbished. Original barrels retain nearly all of what appears to be their original blue. Auxiliary barrels show very little use. Action retains nearly all of what appears to be its original coin finish. Buttstock retains nearly all of its original varnish with some light crazing and a few scattered marks. Pad is relatively new, and probably dates from time of auxiliary barrels and replacement forend wood which is excellent, near new. All bores are excellent. Mechanically excellent, except for a bit of sluggishness due to congealed oil. Case is very fine. MGM54. 7,500 - 9,000 270

www.MorphyAuctions.com | October 22, 2019

1457 - (M) PIOTTI BSEE PIUMA SIDE BY SIDE 12 GAUGE SHOTGUN Manufacturer: Piotti Model: BSEE Piuma Serial No. 7976 Barrel Length: 27” FFL Status: Modern Drop at Comb: 1 - 1/2” Drop at Heel: 2 - 1/4”

Length of Pull: 15” Weight: 6 lbs 3 oz.

Barrel Wall Thickness: (L) .025 (R) .027 Chamber: 2 - 3/4” Choke: (L) .020 (R) .012 Gauge: 12 Bore Internal Bore Diameter: (L) .731 (R) .731

Handsome case colored semi round scalloped action boxlock shotgun built in 1983. Chopper lump 27” barrels with ejectors. Matted flat top rib to a steel bead. Left barrel reads “F. LLi Piotti ITALY” Right barrel reads “AcciAio .S.i.A.U UM 6”. Good chokes at Modified and Improved Cylinder.

Case colored non-auto safe action is finely engraved with scroll and floral bouquets, nicely fitted with double triggers front trigger being hinged and rolled trigger guard. Breech face with gas ports. Cast off Stock is finely checkered with an English straight hand grip and ventilated rubber butt pad. Splinter forearm is also finely checkered with Anson push pin release. CONDITION: 90% blue left on barrels with some handling marks at muzzle and under forearm. Bores are bright and excellent, ring like church bells. Action remains with 95 plus percent of its case colors. Stock with normal handling marks. Forearm with a small chip at right near tip. Overall a nice gun. CP 4,000 - 7,500

1458 - (C) CHURCHILL HERCULES 1A SIDE BY SIDE SHOTGUN Manufacturer: Churchill Model: Hercules Serial No. 7633 Barrel Length: 25” FFL Status: Curio & Relic Drop at Comb: 1 - 7/8” Drop at Heel: 2- 7/8”

Length of Pull: 14 - 7/8” Weight: 6 lbs 7 oz.

Barrel Wall Thickness: (L) .027 (R) .031 Chamber: 2 - 3/4” Choke: (L) .009 (R) .008 Gauge: 12 Bore Internal Bore Diameter: (BOTH) .729

An exceptional 12 bore assisted opening boxlock ejector by Churchill built in 1962. 25” dovetail barrels with Churchill narrow matted rib, inlaid “XXV” in gold and 2 -3/4” nitro proof chambers. Chokes are quarter and quarter. Barrels are engraved with floral scroll at breech. Top of left barrel reads “Orange St. Gunworks. Leicester Square. London.” Top of right barrel reads “E.J. Churchill (Gunmakers) Ltd.” Scalloped back action frame with best scroll engraving. Action with third fastener and double triggers. Action retaining a good amount of original case colors, non-auto safety, Safe in gold. Bottom plate engraved “Hercules Finest Quality Model” Nicely figured stock, fine checkering and with a length of pull of 14 - 7/8” over a partially leather covered orange rubber pad and gold oval with the initials “WMA” engraved. Anson patent splinter forend, double rolled trigger guard. Inlayed gold 1A on rib, forend and top lever. CONDITION: Excellent. Some light handling marks. Barrels retain 95% of their original blue. Stock and forend with high gloss finish. CP 4,000 - 6,000 1459 - (C) CASED CHARLES BOSWELL SIDE BY SIDE 12 GAUGE SHOTGUN. Manufacturer: Charles Boswell Model: Side Lock Ejector Serial No. 15419 Barrel Length: (A) 30” (B) 30” FFL Status: Curio & Relic Drop at Comb: 1 - 5/8” Drop at Heel: 2 - 1/8” Length of Pull: 15 - 1/8”

Weight: (A) 7 Lbs. 13 Oz.(B) 7 Lbs. 8 Oz. Barrel Wall Thickness: (A) (L) .034 (R) .038 (B) (L) .029 (R) .028 Chamber: (BOTH) 2 - 3/4” Choke: (A) (L) .013 (R) .007 (B) (L) .024 (R) .015 Gauge: (BOTH) 12 Gauge Internal Bore Diameter: (A) (L) .730 (R) .729 (B) (L) .734 (R) .735

Early circa 1906 ejector game gun with two sets of 12 bore 30” barrels. An older set of chopper lump barrels have broad flat file cut rib and are engraved “Charles Boswell. Maker. 126. Strand. London.” “WC” on top of left barrel and “Made of Sir Joseph Whitworth’s Fluid Compressed Steel” on the right. Barrel flats show original London and Birmingham re-proof for 2 - 3/4” chambers. Bottom of barrels have provisional London proofs and Whitworth sheaf of wheat trademark logos and serial number. Loop is stamped “Griffin & Howe NY”. The second set of barrels have a narrower more coarse file cut rib with the same markings on top and are dovetailed. Barrel flats have Birmingham nitro proofs. Loop is stamped “Griffin & Howe NY.” (as importer). Water table has London and Birmingham proofs and is stamped “C. Boswell” with serial number.

Action features hidden third fastener, side clips, automatic safety, articulated front trigger, and arrow engraved tumbler as cocking indicators.

Action is coin finished and engraved with beautifully executed bouquet and scroll. Bottom of action has a scene of three game birds. Fences are beautifully relief engraved with flowing leaves, and shaded scroll. “Safe” is inlaid in gold on top tang. Lock plates have matching scroll engraving and “Charles Boswell” in ribbons on each side. Left lock depicts a pair of setters hunting; right a group of six pheasants in meadow. Trigger guard shows a pair of dogs, one sleeping with scroll and serial number on grip. The stock is nicely marbled and figured dark European walnut with a round knob semi pistol grip. Buttstock has a leather covered pad with a 3/4” ebonite extension and features gold oval with the initials “RD”. In addition the stock has drop points as well as 20 lines per inch checkering. Gun is stocked to the fences. Anson release splinter forend has engraving, wood, and checkering to match buttstock. Newer green canvas case fits gun and both sets of barrels. CONDITION: Very good. Both sets of barrels retain 90 plus percent blue with the older barrels most likely being re-blued. Stock is good condition with some handling marks and small stress fractures behind the right lock plate. Splinter forend is good with a few light handling marks. This gun would make out to be a good pigeon gun. CP 3,500 - 5,500

www.MorphyAuctions.com | October 22, 2019

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1460 - (M) FERLIB F. VII SIDE BY SIDE .410 SHOTGUN. Manufacturer: FERLIB Weight: 5 Lbs. 10 Oz. Model: F. VII Barrel Wall Thickness: (L) .049 (R) Serial No. 33581 .043 Barrel Length: 26 - 1/8” Chamber: 3” FFL Status: Modern Choke: (L) Improved Modified (R) Drop at Comb: 1 - 1/2” Skeet Drop at Heel: 2- 3/16” Gauge: .410 Gauge Length of Pull: 14 - 3/8” A very fine .410 with bright 26 - 1/8” dovetail barrels, concave matted game rib and brass front bead. Right barrel reads “Mod. F.VII ‘W.L. Moore & Co., Westlake Vlq., Ca.’” Left Barrel reads “Libero - Ferraglio - Ferlib - Italy - “. Coin finished scalloped non-auto safety, action with ejectors and serrated mechanical single trigger. Elegantly scroll engraved signed by Roe D. Stock with very fine diamond checkered English straight hand grip, long bottom tang, brass oval and checkered butt. Semi-beavertail forearm with matching checkering and Anson release.

Single leather case. CONDITION: Very good. Barrels retain 85% of their blue with some wear at breech, muzzle and small light handling marks.

Stock and forearm with some light wear. Case is in good condition with some handling marks. CP 4,500 - 5,500 1461 - (C) STEEL BARRELED PURDEY MARKED BAR-IN-WOOD HAMMER PIGEON GUN WITH CASE. Length of Pull: 14 - 7/8” cast about Manufacturer: Purdey 3/8” off Model: SXS Bar-In-Wood Weight: 7 lbs 1 oz.

Serial No. 11238 Barrel Wall Thickness: (L) .030 (R) Barrel Length: 30 - 3/16” .029 FFL Status: Curio & Relic Chamber: 2 - 3/4” Drop at Comb: 1 - 7/16” Choke: (L) .034 (Full) (R) .022 (Mod) Drop at Heel: 1 - 3/4” Gauge: 12 Bore Internal Bore Diameter: (BOTH) .730 (Purdey number corresponds to 1882) 30 - 3/16” dovetailed steel barrels with slightly raised flat matted rib are engraved “J. Purdey & Son.” (no S) “314 - 1/2/ Oxford Street. London.” on tops. Barrel flats are stamped with 1986 London re-proofs for 2 - 3/4” chambers. No other proofs are present on barrels. Bottoms of barrels are engraved with serial numbers and Whitworth steel information. Coin finished top lever bar-in-wood action with hidden third fastener is fitted with front spring rebounding locks with round bodied serpentine hammers having stylized dolphin heads. Action and locks are engraved with 80% coverage small scroll. “J. Purdey & Son” (no S) is re-engraved on each lockplate. New British proofs are on water table and number “11” has been stamped in front of “238” on water table. “238” also appears on forend iron.

Nicely streaked and figured European walnut straight grip buttstock measures 14 - 7/8” over brown leather covered pad. Stock also features drop points and point pattern checkering. Matching short splinter forend has Anson release. CONDITION: Fine, as refurbished. Barrels retain nearly 90% of what may be their original black, thinned on sides. Action cleaned to pewter gray. Stocks have old oil refinish, checkering re-cut.

Bores are very fine with some spots in left barrel (may clean). Action is a touch loose. Locks are good. Gun is housed in older green canvas case with leather corners, lined in burgundy cloth. Reproduction label and charge card are in lid. Case contains cleaning equipment and keys. Case is generally good, straps and handle good. MGM16. 6,000 - 9,000

1462 - (C) SCARCE 28 GAUGE PARKER “VHE” SHOTGUN NICELY RESTORED WITH LEG O’ MUTTON CASE. Manufacturer: Parker Model: SXS VHE Serial No. 214301 Barrel Length: 26” FFL Status: Curio & Relic Drop at Comb: 1 - 3/8”

Drop at Heel: 2 - 1/4” Length of Pull: 14 - 5/8” Weight: 5 lbs 6 oz.

Barrel Wall Thickness: (L) .023 (R) .025 Chamber: 2 - 3/4” Choke: (L) .019 (Mod) (R) .021 (Mod) Gauge: 28 Gauge Internal Bore Diameter: (L) .551 (R) .550

(1925) 00 Frame. 26” barrels have Parker Brothers Meriden CT. address and “VULCAN STEEL” on matted rib. All correct markings are on water table and lumps including June 1947 Remington repair code. Typical small case hardened Parker action with automatic safety and double triggers has usual wiggle borders. “Parker Bros” is on each side. All correct patent and grade markings are on water table with lightening cuts.

Blued trigger guard has serial number on tang. Very nicely figured and streaked reddish American walnut Parker capped pistol grip buttstock measures 14 - 5/8” over Parker dog’s head buttplate. Usual point pattern checkering is at grip. There is no silver shield in stock. Matching splinter ejector forend with usual Parker release has patent date on iron. Gun is accompanied by a tan leather leg o’ mutton case by Brauer. CONDITION: Very finely restored, to appear nearly “as new”. There is some very light subsequent wear. Barrels retain over 90% of what appears to be their original blue, with scattered light frosting and a few scratches. Action re-colored, and retains nearly all of that color which is of a correct hue.

There is just a bit of silvering on sharp edges and fences. Stocks, possibly well done replacements, retain nearly all of a hand rubbed oil finish.

Checkering shows little wear. Bores are excellent. Mechanically very fine. Case is excellent, leather still light in color, all straps and handle are very fine. A really lovely little Parker, which was obviously in great condition before tactful restoration. Fewer than 1500 “VH” 28 bore guns were made. MGM64. 5,000 - 8,000 272

www.MorphyAuctions.com | October 22, 2019

1463 - (C) JAMES PURDEY HEAVY PROOF SIDELOCK SINGLE TRIGGER PIGEON SHOTGUN WITH TWO SETS OF BARRELS AND CASE. Manufacturer: Purdey Model: SxS Serial No. 19536 Barrel Length: (A) 27 - 1/8” (B) 29” FFL Status: Curio & Relic Drop at Comb: 1 - 7/16” Drop at Heel: 1 - 7/8”

Length of Pull: 14 - 1/8” Weight: (A) 7 lbs 4 oz. (B) 7 lbs 6 oz.

Barrel Wall Thickness: (A) (L) .022 (R) .020 (B) (L) .019 (R) .020 Chamber: 2 - 3/4” Choke: (A) (L) .019 (Mod) (R) .012 (IC) (B) (L) .031 (Full) (R) .015 (Mod) Gauge: 12 Bore Internal Bore Diameter: (A) (BOTH) .731 (B) (L) .739 (R) .741

(Circa 1909) Two sets of chopper lump barrels, 27 - 1/8” set with slightly raised pigeon rib, 29” barrels with slightly swamped game rib. Both sets are engraved with Purdey’s South Audley Street address and Whitworth steel information on tops. Barrel flats of both sets are stamped with London nitro proofs for 2 - 3/4” chambers. Serial numbers are on bottoms of barrels, along with barrel makers initials “WH” (Bill Hill). Tube numbers “41238” and “41239”, are on loop of shorter barrels, and “38104” and “38105” are on 29” barrels. (We are grateful to Purdey’s for acknowledging that barrels were originally 32” and 34”.) Case hardened robust Beesley patent self-opening sidelock action is made with no safety and has short top tang. Action also features patented third fastener, side clips, bushed strikers, engraved arrow head tumbler end cocking indicators, and single non-selective trigger. Action is engraved with very nicely cut classic rose and scroll in Purdey house style, most likely the work of James Lucas, head engraver at the time. “J. Purdey & Sons” is on each lockplate, as well as on bottom of action over “London”. Small bow trigger guard with open scroll on bow has serial number on tang. Newer made nicely marbled European walnut straight grip buttstock measures 14 - 1/8” over thin black Old English pad. Point pattern checkering is at grip. Small beavertail forend has Anson release. Gun is housed in period oak and leather case with brass corners. Case is lined in burgundy cloth and has 1950’s vintage Purdey paper label in lid. CONDITION: Very fine as reconditioned. Barrels retain nearly all of good quality re-black. Action has nearly all of a well done case hardening re-color. New stocks have essentially all of their finish. Bores are very fine with some light frosting, and a few very minor pings. Action is tight. Barrels are on face.

Single trigger is balky, possibly wood bound and needs further freeing. Case leather is dark, with numerous bumps, and scrapes. Newer handle partially detached. Straps are good (inside case). Renewed interior cloth is very fine with some rubs and soiling. Label is fine, lightly foxed and with a patch of soiling from contact with action. MGM58. 10,000 - 15,000

1464 - (C) PARKER DHE SIDE BY SIDE SHOTGUN. Manufacturer: Parker Weight: 6 lbs 9 oz Model: DHE Barrel Wall Thickness: (L) .022 (R) .024 Serial No. 209321 Chamber: 2 - 1/2” Barrel Length: 28” Choke: (L) .022 (R) .004 FFL Status: Curio & Relic Gauge: 16 Drop at Comb: 1 - 5/8” Internal Bore Diameter: (L) .667 (R) .665 Drop at Heel: 2 - 1/2” Length of Pull: 14 - 1/4” A nicely engraved circa 1925 Parker 16 gauge. Barrels are 28” and show to be sound with a concave matted solid rib and a single bead. Rib reads “Parker Bros.Makers.Meriden. CT. U.S.A. Titanic Steel.” with arrows at both ends. This shotgun is one of approximately 1,100 ‘D’ Grade shotguns Parker Brothers made in 16 gauge. Improved Modified and Skeet Chokes with 2 -1/2” chambers with barrels numbered to the gun. The number 3 receiver has patent markings “DH” and serial number over “3” marked on its water table. Boxlock action with dolls head third fastener benefits from fine scroll engraving with dogs and “Parker Bros. on its sides along with a pheasant bird scene on its bottom. The forearm is also numbered to the gun and it also has fine scroll engraving on its hardware. Double triggers and tang mounted auto-safe. Both the pistol grip stock and forearm have nicely figured walnut which feature crisp checkering. Factory grip cap. Checkered buttstock with oval initialed “CWB” nicely features a skeleton border engraved plate. The leather vc case with corner protectors, lined maroon felt and case label comes with snap caps and cleaning rod. CONDITION: Very well maintained retaining 85 to 90% blue with a smooth grey patina. Some interior and exterior freckling.

Action with traces of color. Wood is fine with handling marks. Locks up nice and tight. Mechanically fine. CP 7,500 - 12,500

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1465 - (C) FINE LITTLE LIGHTWEIGHT HOLLAND & HOLLAND 16 GAUGE “ROYAL” SIDELOCK EJECTOR SELF-OPENING DOUBLE TRIGGER GAME SHOTGUN WITH CASE AND ACCESSORIES. Manufacturer: Holland & Holland Model: SXS Royal Serial No. 31560 Barrel Length: 28” FFL Status: Curio & Relic Drop at Comb: 1 - 5/16” Drop at Heel: 1 - 7/8”+ Length of Pull: 14 - 3/8” cast off

3/8” Weight: 5 lbs 14 oz.

Barrel Wall Thickness: (L) .022 (R) .019 Chamber: 2 - 1/2” Choke: (L) .017 (Mod) (R) .014 (Lt Mod) Gauge: 16 Gauge Internal Bore Diameter: (BOTH) .665

(1926) 28” chopper lump barrels with narrow swamped game rib are engraved “Holland & Holland.” and “98 New Bond Street, London.” on tops. Gun is “1” of a pair with “1” inlaid in gold at rear portion of rib, on top lever, and forend tip. Barrel flats are stamped with London nitro proofs for 16 gauge, one ounce of shot, and 2 - 1/2” chambers. Barrels are fitted with H&H patent self-opening assist spring mechanism. Case hardened small sized “Royal” sidelock action features automatic safety (SAFE inlaid in gold), gold band tumbler end cocking indicators, detachable sidelocks with lever on left engraved “PATENT”, and double triggers. Action is engraved in classic H&H “Royal” style with near full coverage varying sized open shaded scroll with “Holland & Holland” in arched device on each lockplate. Bottom of action is engraved “ROYAL” “SELF-OPENER” “PATENT 1922”. On this particular gun, all engraving is exceptionally well executed with acanthus highlights on fences in semi-relief. Single beaded trigger guard has open scroll on bow and serial number on short tang.

Straight grip buttstock of very nicely marbled European walnut measures 14 - 3/8” over checkered wood butt. Stock features drop points, point pattern checkering on semi-diamond hand, and a gold oval on toe line engraved “A. C. M”. Matching splinter ejector forend has Anson release.

Gun is housed in good quality leather case embossed “F. B. M.” on top. Interior is lined in burgundy cloth, and a gold embossed black leather H&H label is in lid. Label is marked with Royal crest and “By Special Appointment to His Majesty King George V.” (in use between 1911 and 1936). Case contains H&H marked horn handled turnscrew and oil bottle, along with another early pewter oil bottle in space normally reserved for striker bottle. CONDITION: Fine, as partially refinished. Barrels retain nearly all of an older re-black, somewhat brown in hue. Action retains a considerable amount perhaps as much as 30% original case hardening color, the remainder faded to a pewter gray. Engraving remains sharp and clear. External blue on forend iron cleaned to coin finish for some reason, engraving somewhat softened. Trigger guard reblued, and retains nearly all of that blue, engraving somewhat softened. Stocks retain nearly all of an older oil finish with some subsequent marks, checkering competently re-run. Bores are very fine with some very light frosting, and one or two very minor pings. Action is tight. Barrels are on face. Ejectors are in time. Case leather is fine, still relatively light in color with numerous scrapes and rubs. Handle and straps are good. Interior cloth is very good with some rubs and marks. Label is very fine. Accessories are fine. MGM42. 17,500 - 27,500

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1466 - (M) .410 ABBIATICO AND SALVINELLI SLE SIDE BY SIDE SHOTGUN, ENGRAVED BY PEDERSOLI, CASED, AND PICTURED ON PAGE 83 OF “MODERN FIREARMS ENGRAVING”.

Manufacturer: Abbiatico & Salvinelli Weight: 5 lbs 10 oz Model: Venere Extra Barrel Wall Thickness: (L) .040 (R) .035 Serial No. 279 Chamber: 3” Barrel Length: 26” Choke: Improved Cylinder & Improved FFL Status: Modern Cylinder Drop at Comb: 1 - 3/8” Gauge: .410 Drop at Heel: 2 - 1/16” Internal Bore Diameter: Barrels both Length of Pull: 14 - 5/16” marked 10.6 A lovely .410 Venere Extra Model proofed in 1979. This little beauty has been built with 26” chopper lump barrels with a small black front sight, flat top tapered matted rib, ejectors and makers name on left barrel. Chokes are Improved Cylinder and Improved Cylinder. Beautifully engraved coin finished frame and action. Locks, fences, trigger guard, tang, forend metal all engraved with light relief mythical scroll with floral accents.

Bottom action with makers name in ribbon. Engraving by Master Engraver Gianfranco Pedersoli. Sidelock action with set disc strikers and a crisp single mechanical trigger. Very Nice reddish brown stock with tear drops, straight grip, inlaid gold initials, sharp and fine checkered grip and butt stock. Slender semi-beavertail forend with Anson release, matching engraved hardware and A&S shield. Leather makers case with cleaning tools and turn screws. Condition: Very good. Barrels retain 95% of their blue with some freckling on the right barrel and some soft handling marks on both. Stock, forend in nice condition with some very slight pressure marks. Case very good with minor handling marks. CP 20,000 - 30,000

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1467 - (C) FINE MATCHED PAIR OF JOHN DICKSON ROUND ACTION EJECTOR DOUBLE TRIGGER GAME SHOTGUNS WITH ORIGINAL CASE AND SOME ACCESSORIES. Weight: (A) 6 lbs 4 oz. (B) 6 lbs Manufacturer: John Dickson 6 oz.

Model: SxS Round Action Serial No. (A) 7033; (B) 7034 Barrel Wall Thickness: (A) (BOTH) Barrel Length: (A) 29” (B) 29” .020 (B) (L) .017 (R) .023 Chamber: 2 - 1/2” FFL Status: Curio & Relic Drop at Comb: (A) 1 - 3/8” (B) Choke: (A) (L) .032 (Full) (R) .010 (Imp. Cyl) (B) (L) .032 (Full) (R) 1 - 3/8”.006 (Imp. Cyl.) Drop at Heel: (A) 1 - 3/4” (B) 1 - 13/16” Gauge: 12 Bore Internal Bore Diameter: (A) (L) Length of Pull: (A) 14 - 5/8” Cast .735 (R) .737 (B) (L) .737 (R) .733 1/8 off (B) 14 - 3/4” Cast 1/4 off.

(1925) 29” chopper lump barrels are engraved with Dickson’s name and Edinburgh address on narrow swamped game ribs. Rear portions of ribs are gold inlaid “1” and “2” which also appears on top levers, and forend tips denoting a true pair. These guns are also listed as a pair in “John Dickson & Son; The Round Action Gunmaker” by Donald Dallas. Barrel flats are stamped with London nitro proofs along with 1989 London re-proofs at .736 and 2 - 1/2” chambers. Round bodied trigger plate case hardened actions (patent use numbers 1616 and 1617) feature automatic safeties (SAFE inlaid in gold), pivoting third fasteners, and double triggers. Actions are engraved with 90% coverage classic rose and scroll, with very fine shading and detail as done by the Sumner engravers of London. Maker’s name is on each side of action, and bottoms are engraved “DICKSON’S PATENT”. Blued trigger guards with rose and scroll on bows have serial numbers in semi-relief on tangs. Somewhat matched European walnut straight grip buttstocks are classically styled with point pattern checkering at grips and gold ovals on toe lines engraved “L. N. R.” Gun “1” is of fiddle figured and well marbled European walnut, and measures 14 - 5/8” over ribbed wood butt on 5/8” extension. Gun no. “2” is of lightly marbled and figured European walnut measures 14 - 3/4” over checkered wood butt with no extension. Matching splinter forends have Anson releases. On round action guns the ejector mechanism is housed and tripped within the action body itself. The Dickson ejector system is very strong and reliable and was copied by Ruger for use in their “Gold Label” guns. When acting only as extractors, unfired cartridges are lifted 1/2” from chambers. Guns are housed in what appears to be their original two-gun leather case embossed “L. NEIL ROBERTSON” on central rectangle. Interior is lined in blue green velvet, and has blue printed paper Dickson & Son 63 Princes Street label in lid (used from 1920 - 1928). Bottom compartment is separated by dust flap, and has space for both guns and barrels, and contains a brass and ebony two piece cleaning rod, Dickson marked square oil bottle, and two old hinge pins. CONDITION: Very good, as refurbished, most likely at time of re-proof. Barrels retain over 95% “best” re-black, engraving on ribs almost unreadable. Actions retain traces of original case hardening color where protected, around fences, and on trigger plates, balance a fine pewter gray, all engraving remains clear.

Top levers and trigger guards re-blued and retain nearly all of that blue, engraving is somewhat softened. Stocks retain nearly all of a hand rubbed oil finish over some old marks, and with a few subsequent nicks and dings. Checkering is somewhat worn, dirty, and does not appear to have been re-cut, except for a “repair” to a dent on forend of gun “2”. Bores are excellent. Actions are tight. Barrels are on face. Ejectors are strong and slightly out of time on both guns. Case leather is still relatively light in color, and has quite a few bumps and rubs on edges. Straps and handle are good, but losing top grain. Interior cloth is very good to fine with some bumps, rubs, and cuts. Label is very fine with some light foxing toward top. Partitions are good. Dust flap has cloth worn through and piping missing at edges. Accessories are good. MGM52. 25,000 - 35,000

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1468 - (C) FINE PAIR OF BOSS & CO. SIDELOCK EJECTOR SINGLE TRIGGER GAME SHOTGUNS WITH ORIGINAL CASE. Manufacturer: Boss & Co. Weight: (A) 6 lbs 12 oz (B) 6 lbs Model: SLE 12 oz Serial No. (A) 5445 (B) 5446 Barrel Wall Thickness: (A) L .034 R .031 (2) L .031 R .032 Barrel Length: (A) 30” (B) 30” FFL Status: Curio & Relic Chamber: 2 - 3/4” Drop at Comb: (A) 1 - 7/16” (B) Choke: (A) L .021 (Mod) R .010 (IC) (B) L .019 (Mod) R .009 (IC) 1 - 7/16” Drop at Heel: (A) 2 - 3/8” (B) Gauge: 12 Bore Internal Bore Diameter: (A) L .729 2 - 3/8” R .729 (B) L .729 R .730 Length of Pull: 15” cast about 1/4 off (ca 1906) Chopper lump barrels are engraved “Boss & Co 73, St. James’s Street London.” on narrow swamped game ribs. The numbers “1” and “2” are gold inlaid on rear portions of ribs, top levers, and forend tips denoting a true pair. Barrel flats are stamped with London nitro proofs for 2-1/2” chambers and 2000 London reproofs for 2-3/4” chambers. Serial numbers are on bottoms of barrels. Case hardened sidelock actions are stocked to the fences, and feature automatic safeties (“SAFE” inlaid in gold), gold band tumbler end cocking indicators, and Boss patent single non-selective triggers. Action and lockplates are engraved in classic Boss house style rose and scroll, as executed by Jack Sumner with 16 rose bouquets. Beaded small bow trigger guards have matching scroll and serial numbers in relief on tangs. Fairly well matched nicely streaked and lightly figured European walnut straight grip buttstocks measure 15” over black leather covered pad. Stocks feature classic drop points, point pattern checkering, and gold ovals. Matching splinter Boss ejector forends have Anson releases. Guns are housed in what appears to be their original oak and leather two gun case with brass corners embossed “P. ALEXANDER” “ROYAL FUSILIERS” on top. Interior is lined in burgundy cloth and has large paper Boss label in lid with correct address, and another information label regarding single trigger guns. Case contains two pairs of snap caps. (One cap marked Purdey) CONDITION: Fine, as refurbished, most likely at time of reproof, with breech faces cleaned up, etc. Barrels retain over 95% “best” London black. Actions and locks have traces of faded case color under new lacquer. Newer buttstocks retain nearly all of their original hand rubbed oil finish. Forends refurbished and refinished with chipped wood replaced toward tips of left side of both (piece on gun “2” beginning to separate). Checkering competently re-cut. Bores appear to be excellent. Actions are tight. Barrels are on face. Ejectors are in time. Extractors on gun “2” bound a bit, will not lift cartridges high.

Case leather has considerably darkened and stained, with numerous rubs and marks. Straps and handle are good. Interior cloth is good to fine, considerably rubbed and soiled, partitions are good. Labels are oil soaked, rubbed, and foxed. A solid pair of Bosses that, with some TLC, are ready for many more years of use. MGM17 30,000 - 50,000

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1469 - (M) 20 BORE HEAVY PROOF (3” CHAMBER) PURDEY SIDELOCK EJECTOR DOUBLE TRIGGER GAME SHOTGUN WITH CASE. Manufacturer: Purdey Model: SXS SLE Serial No. 27786 Barrel Length: 27” FFL Status: Modern Drop at Comb: 1 - 3/8”+ Drop at Heel: 1 - 5/8”Length of Pull: 14 - 3/4” cast about 1/4 off.

Weight: 5 lbs 14 oz.

Barrel Wall Thickness: (L) .032 (R) .030 Chamber: 3” Choke: (L) .024 (Mod) (R) .006 (IC) Gauge: 20 Bore Internal Bore Diameter: (L) .616 (R) .615

(ca 1972) 27” chopper lump barrels with narrow, matted game rib are engraved “J. Purdey & Sons.” and “Audley House. South Audley Street.

London. England.” on tops. Barrel flats are stamped with London nitro proofs for 3” chambers. Bottoms of barrels are stamped with serial numbers and barrel makers initials “JD”. Tube numbers “71209” and “71210” are on loop. Case hardened self-opening sidelock Beesley patent action features automatic safety (SAFE inlaid in gold), bushed strikers, raised rib tumbler end cocking indicators, and double triggers (front “loose”). Action and lockplates are engraved in Purdey house style rose and scroll. “J. PURDEY & SONS” is on each lockplate, and also on bottom of action over “LONDON ENGLAND”. Blued trigger guard with open scroll on bow has serial number on tang. Nicely fiddle figured and well marbled European walnut straight grip buttstock measures 14 - 3/4” over brown leather covered pad. Stock is classically styled with drop points and point pattern checkering. Matching long splinter ejector forend with Anson release, has extra screw for reinforcement due to heavy recoil of the 3” 20-gauge cartridge. Actioners initials “T.B” are on iron. Gun comes in Brady style VC leather case with stitched leather corners. Interior is lined in burgundy cloth and has gold and black leather Purdey label in lid. Also present is a charge card for this particular gun with specifications. CONDITION: Excellent, original, showing average field use. Barrels retain approximately 95% original blue, silvered on sharp edges, and with scattered minor nicks and scratches. Action retains 70-80% original case hardening colors, silvered on fences and beads.

Lockplates retain nearly all of their original color. Most all original fire blue remains on tumbler ends and hinge pin. Blued trigger guard and top lever are silvered on sharp edges. Trigger guard has blue silvering at grip. Stocks retain about 90% original “slackum” finish, with scattered marks and scratches, some fairly deep. Bores are excellent. Action is tight. Barrels are on face. Drop is good. Ejectors are in time. Case leather is very fine with some minor staining and rubs. Straps and handle are good. Interior cloth is fine, with some restoration in action area. Labels are very fine. An unusual small bore Purdey. MGM45. 30,000 - 50,000

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1470 - (C) CASED JAMES PURDEY 20 BORE DOUBLE BARREL SHOTGUN. Manufacturer: James Purdey & Sons Model: Best Side Lock Ejector Serial No. 25678 Barrel Length: 28” FFL Status: Curio & Relic Drop at Comb: 1 - 5/8” Drop at Heel: 2 - 1/2”

Length of Pull: 14 - 1/2” Weight: 5 Lbs. 9 Oz. Barrel Wall Thickness: (L) .030 (R) .031 Chamber: 2 - 1/2” Choke: (L) .021 (R) .008 Gauge: 20 Bore Internal Bore Diameter: (BOTH) .616

A beautiful circa 1939 20 bore with 28” chopper lump barrels and smooth, narrow, concave game rib with small steel front bead is engraved “J. Purdey & Sons. Audley House. South Audley Street.

London. England.” Barrel flats have London nitro proofs for 2 - 1/2” chambers. Bottoms of barrels are stamped “Choke” and have the barrel makers initials “GW” (presumably George Wood). Chokes are Improved Modified and Improved Cylinder. The tube numbers are “63829” and “63830” which are stamped on the barrel loop.

A Beesley patent self-opening sidelock action features an automatic safety with “Safe” in gold, double triggers, disc set strikers, and cocking indicator. Action and lockplates are engraved with Purdey style rose and scroll. The engraving is fine as expected for guns of this era. The bottom action is engraved “J. Purdey & Sons, London, England”. “J. Purdey & Sons” is on lockplates. The tiger stripe or fiddleback figured European walnut cast off straight hand grip features tear drop points and the stock is finished to a checkered butt. There is a small round gold plate bearing the initials “E.M.V.” which, from our research, leads us to believe the gun was built for Mr. Enders M. Voorhees, the chairman of finance for U.S. Steel. The matching splinter forend has an Anson release. The actioner’s initials “SW” are stamped on forend iron. This lovely and lively gun handsomely benefits from a British tan makers oak and leather case with brass corners, its cleaning tools, equipment, black leather Purdey case label and charge card. “E.M.V” on the outer case brass disc. Accessories in the case include a two piece ebony rod, two ebony handled turn screws, ebony handled striker key, leather wallet containing a pull-through, bone striker pot with strikers, pair of Purdey 20b snap caps, oil bottle, as well as cleaning brushes and the case key. CONDITION: Very good. Barrels retain 90% plus blue. Action retains approximately 80% original case colors with some slight fading on fences, beads, and on bottom of action. Lockplates retain 90% of their case color. Top lever and trigger guard retain nearly all of their blue. Stock retains most all of a traditional oil finish, with a few handling marks. Forend has a darkened original oil finish. Barrels are on face and ejectors are timed. Bores are wonderful. The leather on the case has some handling marks, but mainly around the edges. Straps are good, and handle has broken off on one side. Oxblood colored lined case interior is very good with partitions intact.

Leather case label is excellent. Paper label is getting dark from age. A very nice, well balanced and smooth handling gun, made during the years when the London gun trade was at its peak. CP 40,000 - 60,000

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1471 - (C) WORLD FAMOUS J.C. GREEN 2 GUN SET OF PARKER “BHE” GRADE SHOTGUNS. THE MOST COMPLEX SET OF GUNS PARKER WAS EVER COMMISSIONED TO PRODUCE! Manufacturer: Parker Bros.

Model: SXS BHE Serial No. (A) 240656; (B) 240657 Barrel Length: 24” FFL Status: Curio & Relic Drop at Comb: (A) 1 - 7/16” (B) 1 - 3/8”Drop at Heel: (A) 2 - 5/16” (B) 2 - 1/16” Length of Pull: 13 - 7/8” Weight: A) 6 lbs 14 oz. a) 6 lbs 14 oz. B) 6 lbs 14 oz. b) 6 lbs 12 oz.

Barrel Wall Thickness: (A) (L) .023 (R) .024 (a) L .028 R .030 (B) L .037 R .039 (b) L .037 R .033 Chamber: 2 - 3/4” (.410 2 1/2”) Choke: (A) (L) .004 (R) .001 (a) (L) .003 (R) .004 (B) (L) .003 (R) .004 (b) skeet/skeet Gauge: (A) 12 Gauge, (a) 20 Gauge (B) 28 Gauge (b) .410 Gauge Internal Bore Diameter: (A) (L) .723 (R) .729 (a) (L) .615 (R) .615 (B) (L) .550 (R) .550 (b) At muzzles (L) .405 (R) .404

(May 1937) Made as an “all gauge” set for the relatively new game of skeet shooting for sportsman and skeet shooting enthusiast, J. Cliff Green of Centerville, MD. Parker came up with two guns, one 12 and 20 gauge on 1/2 frame, the other 28 and .410 gauge on 00 frame, all with 24” barrels with Remington date code “KF”. Both guns have single selective triggers, automatic ejectors, and beavertail forends. The barrels normally made for the frames are of Acme steel, while the special extra wide smaller gauge barrels are of Vulcan steel. The story of this incredible set is best told by reading Hershel Chadick’s advertisement in the DOUBLE GUN JOURNAL Volume 2 Issue 4, of Winter 1991, where he had them advertised for sale (and sold) at $250.000.00, and included a letter from Parker Brothers to the National Rifle Association outlining the difficulties of their making of this set. (See photo) The guns are listed in the PARKER GUN IDENTIFICATION AND SERIALIZATION ledger with present specifications. As described, guns have special high grade imported wood (nicely marbled and figured) with skeleton buttplates and gold oval inset grip caps (engraved “G”), and have typical “B” style checkering, checkered side panels and fleur-di-lis drop points; as well as specially shaped “A1 Special” style beavertail forends. Engraving is of typical “B” style. Large frame gun has ducks on left side, snipe on right, and a pair of setters on trigger plate. “PARKER” is behind bird scenes. Small frame guns have a pair of quail on left, pheasant on right, and pointers on trigger plate. “J. C. GREEN” is on each trigger guard bow. All barrel sets are marked “Skeet In, Skeet Out”. Guns are housed in high quality oak and leather case specially made for them, which has leather trimmed canvas outer cover. Case is lined in green velvet and has gold embossed black leather Parker gun label in lid. Bottom compartment is semi French fitted for both guns and their barrels along with a pair of snap caps for

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Photo Courtesy of The Double Gun Journal, Summer 1991, Pages 106 & 107 each, and a round oil bottle. A high quality brass and ebony cleaning rod is under the .410 barrel channel. One of two covered compartments holds two keys. CONDITION: Excellent, close to new, as refurbished, most likely by the factory, and subsequently by Turnbull, as each barrel set has a number of Remington repair codes, but all sets have code â&#x20AC;&#x153;RYY3â&#x20AC;? (November 1952), the most likely date for the final factory re-work.

Some subsequent wear is evident with some light silvering of sharp edges and fences of actions, and a few minor marks in wood finish. All bores are excellent, and guns appear to be mechanically excellent, except .410 barrels will not completely close. Case is excellent, with only a few light bumps and scratches in leather. Handle is detached and in covered compartment. Straps are fine. Interior has compressions and marks on cloth, and is generally excellent. Undoubtedly one of the most desirable, rare, and historically significant brace of Parkers ever made. MGM59.

210,000 - 260,000

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1472 - (C) LOVELY PAIR OF “GOLDEN AGE” BOSS EASY OPENING SIDELOCK EJECTOR SINGLE TRIGGER GAME GUNS WITH CASE MADE FOR MARSHALL FIELD IV WITH 27” BARRELS TO SHOOT “TRUE CYLINDER”.

Manufacturer: Boss & Co. Model: SXS SLG Serial No. (A) 8047 (B) 8048 Barrel Length: (Both) 27” FFL Status: Curio & Relic Drop at Comb: (1) 1 - 7/16” (2) 1 - 7/16” Drop at Heel: (1) 2 - 1/4” (2) 2 - 5/16” Length of Pull: 14 - 1/8” Cast 1/2 off.

Weight: (1) 6 lbs 5 oz. (2) 6 lbs 7 oz Barrel Wall Thickness: (1) (L) .026 (R) .027 (2) (L) .028 (R) .026 Chamber: 2 - 11/16” actual measure. Records state 2 - 5/8” Choke: (1) (L) .001 (Cylinder) (R) .000 (Cylinder) (2) (L) .002 (Cylinder) (R) .003 (Cylinder) Gauge: 12 Bore Internal Bore Diameter: (1) (BOTH) .730 (2) (BOTH) .729

(1936) 27” chopper lump barrels are engraved “Boss & Co 41, Albemarle Street, Piccadilly, London. W. Made in England” on swamped narrow game ribs. “1” and “2” are gold inlaid on rear portions of ribs, top levers, and forend tips denoting a true pair. Barrel flats are stamped with London nitro proofs for 2 - 1/2” chambers.

Serial numbers are on bottoms of barrels. Case hardened sidelock actions feature automatic safeties (SAFE inlaid in gold), gold band tumbler end cocking indicators, and single non-selective Boss triggers.

Actions have rare easy opening feature with extra strong cocking lever springs. Actions are engraved in typical Boss house style with exceptionally well cut rose and small scroll by Jack Sumner with 18 rose bouquets. Beaded small bow trigger guards have serial numbers in relief on tangs. Well matched fiddle figured and well streaked European walnut straight grip buttstocks measure 14 - 1/8” over dark brown leather covered pads. Stocks feature racy swept bottom line to stock in typical Boss fashion, along with traditional drop points, point pattern checkering, and vacant gold ovals. Matching splinter Boss ejector forends have Anson releases. Guns are housed in two gun motor case with stitched leather corners embossed “N. A. M.” on top. Case is lined in dark burgundy cloth and has Boss Cork Street label in lid. Case contains a red morocco leather wallet with Purdey markings containing a pair of Purdey snap caps. CONDITION: Excellent, mostly original. Barrel of gun “1” is an old re-black. Gun “2” has approximately 80% original blue, thinned on sides. Breech ends of barrels appear to retain original damascening. Actions retain 40 - 50% original case hardening color, silvered on beads and fences, thinning on bottoms. Lockplates retain nearly all of their original color. Stocks retain most of what appears to be their original finish, possibly stripped as the grain is very open. They do not appear to be sanded. Checkering competently re-cut. Pads are relatively new. Bores are very fine to excellent with a few very minor pings, and some light scratches toward breech end in gun “2”. Actions are tight. Barrels are on face. Ejectors are slightly out of time on both. Triggers work.

Case leather is fine with scuffs. Straps and handle are good. Interior cloth is fine. Label is very clean, but creased. Original owner and barrel specifications are stated on Boss ledger page 473. MGM20. 30,000 - 50,000

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1473 - (M) UNIQUE AND IMPRESSIVE SMALL GAUGE SIDELOCK EJECTOR SIX BARREL SET GAME GUN BY FAMARS WITH EXCEPTIONAL RELIEF SCROLL AND BULINO GOLD INLAY OF CLASSICAL THEME BY ANGELO GALEAZZI WITH CASE. Manufacturer: FAMARS A & S Model: SXS SLE Serial No. 28082 Barrel Length: 26” FFL Status: Modern Drop at Comb: 1 - 1/2” Rear of Monte Carlo: 1 - 15/16” Drop at Heel: 2 - 11/16” Length of Pull: 14” cast 3/8 off Weight: 28 - “2”: 6 lbs 13 oz

Barrel Wall Thickness: 3) L.038 R.040 III) L.040 R.034 2) L.030 R.029 II) L .032 R .032 1) L .040 R.040 I) L.038 R .042 Chamber: 1-3) 2-3/4” and I - III) 3” Choke: 1) SKEET and SKEET I ) IC and Full Gauge: .410 Bore / 28 Bore / 20 Bore

(1971) Six sets of barrels, two each of 20, 28, and .410 gauge, all are of dovetail construction, and fitted with slightly raised matted, ventilated ribs with ivory beads. Barrel sets are inlaid in gold with “I” “II” and “III” for tightly choked barrel sets, and “1” “2” and “3” for open choke sets.

Breech ends are engraved with 1” fields of well cut rose and scroll in shaded background with corresponding 1/2” triangles at muzzles. Ends of muzzles are also scroll engraved. Each barrel set has its own dedicated semi beavertail ejector forend with corresponding numbers and numerals on forend tips. Barrel flats are stamped with 1971 Italian nitro proofs, serial numbers, and A&S logos. Coin finished sidelock action features non-automatic safety, bushed strikers, and single non-selective trigger. It is extensively and masterfully engraved and gold inlaid by the celebrated Angelo Galeazzi, whose signature appears on trigger plate. (This very gun is pictured on pages 120 and 121 of MODERN FIREARMS ENGRAVINGS by Mario Abbiatico.) This sublime engraving consists of a field of semi relief open acanthus scroll with shell and vase highlights in a dot matrix background. This superb scroll serves as a backdrop for classically inspired gold inlays of a woman’s face in various poses on lockplates. The portraits on the left lock are of a young woman, while those on the right appear to be the same woman of advancing years. These portraits are surrounded and accentuated by a scattering of rose blossoms. All gold work is very lifelike due to superb use of bulino shading. (These details are not discernible in book photographs.) On front portions of lockplates spilling down onto action, are a pair of dragons in gold flanking “FAMARS” on left and “Italy” on right in central shields. Bottom of action has more scroll and portrays a young dancing boy in gold holding a wine glass. This figure is also flanked by splashes of gold roses and dragons heads. A greenman in gold is on trigger plate in front of trigger guard bow. Single beaded trigger guard also scroll engraved, is inlaid with “B” in gold at center of bow. Serial number is in gold on tang. Fences are full relief carved in acanthus scroll with dragons heads scrolling toward tops. One cannot say enough about the quality and attention to detail in this engravers masterpiece. Well marbled and nicely fiddle figured European walnut pistol grip buttstock with Monte Carlo comb measures 14” over checkered wood butt. Sculpted drop points are behind lockplates, and well cut closely spaced fancy pattern checkering is at grip. The monogram “JEB” is inlet in gold on heel behind Monte Carlo. All six forends with Anson releases match well, and central diamonds are inlet with gold shields flanked by oak leaves engraved “FAMARS”. Gun and all six barrel sets are housed in large dark leather covered case with stitched leather corners. Interior is lined in green cloth with three FAMARS shield logos printed in lid. Bottom section is semi-French fitted for action, barrels, and three sets of snap caps. Only one set (28 gauge) is present. CONDITION: Gun and barrels appear to be essentially “as new” with scant evidence of ever having been fired. Gun has been in storage a long time and congealed oil on extractors, etc. needs to be addressed.

Otherwise there are only a very few very light handling marks and scratches in all wood and metal finishes, most notably some compressions in wood at top of left lockplate. On barrel set “2” ejectors are strong and in time,(others not tested due to congealed oil on extractors).

Trigger appears to work well. Case is excellent with scratches and marks on exterior. Interior has some rubs. An unusual one-of-a-kind set with masterpiece engraving. MGM9. 25,000 - 35,000

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1474 - (M) BEAUTIFUL 28 GAUGE ABBIATICO & SALVINELLI SIDELOCK EJECTOR SINGLE TRIGGER GAME SHOTGUN WITH EXCEPTIONAL BULINO RUFFED GROUSE GAME SCENES BY GOLDANI. Manufacturer: A&S Model: SXS SLE Serial No. 393 Barrel Length: 26 - 3/4” FFL Status: Modern Drop at Comb: 1 - 1/4” Drop at Heel: 1 - 15/16” Length of Pull: 14 - 1/4” cast about 3/8” off

Weight: 5 lbs 10 oz Barrel Wall Thickness: (R) .030 (L) .033 Chamber: 2 - 3/4” Choke: (R) .011 - Mod (L) .031 - Full Gauge: 28 Bore Internal Bore Diameter: (R) .551 (L) .551

(1984) 26 - 3/4” Chopper lump barrels with slightly raised matted rib are gold inlaid “abbiatico & salvinelli” on side of left barrel.

Barrel flats are stamped with 1984 Italian nitro proofs. This gun is of A & S’s best period which features the first names of the craftsmen involved in the making of this gun, stamped on bottom of rear lump.

In this case they are Dante, Mario (Abbiatico), Poli, Remo (Salvinelli), and Tony. Small sized coin finished sidelock action with makers name, serial number, etc. in flush gold on water table, features non-automatic safety, disc set strikers, and single non-selective trigger. Action is nicely filed and is masterfully engraved by Bruno Goldani, whose signature is on trigger plate. Engraving features truly superb almost photographic renditions of ruffed grouse in various situations; left lockplate depicts a pair flying over open river clearing with birch tree at right. Another flying grouse is at front of lockplate. Right lockplate is similar, except grouse at rear are flying into woodland clearing. Bottom of action has attractive scene of a pair of grouse perched on tree branches with one grouse displaying, tail fanned. These fine scenes are surrounded by well cut and shaded small scroll. Small bow single beaded trigger guard is scroll engraved to match. Serial number is in flush gold on tang. Nicely marbled and somewhat stump figured European walnut straight grip buttstock measures 14 - 1/4” over checkered wood butt. Styling is traditional with fluted drop points, and borderless point pattern checkering on diamond hand. Matching slim semi beavertail ejector forend with Anson release has inlet gold “A & S” shield on uncheckered central diamond.

CONDITION: Excellent, appears unfired since proof, with only a few very light handling and assembly marks in all fine factory surfaces.

Mechanically excellent. Strong ejectors and mechanical single trigger appears to work well. MGM 56. 20,000 - 30,000

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1475 - (C) PAIR OF “GOLDEN AGE” HOLLAND & HOLLAND “ROYAL BREVIS” SIDELOCK EJECTOR DOUBLE TRIGGER SELF-OPENING SHOTGUNS WITH CASE. Manufacturer: Holland & Holland Model: SXS Brevis Royal Serial No. (A) 32911 (B) 32912 Barrel Length: (Both) 26 - 1/2” FFL Status: Curio & Relic Drop at Comb: (A) 1 - 3/8”+ (B) 1 - 3/8”+ Drop at Heel: (A) 2 - 3/16” (B) 2 - 3/16 Length of Pull: 14 - 1/2” cast about 1/2” off

Weight: (A) 6 lbs 8 oz. (B) 6 lbs 8 oz.

Barrel Wall Thickness: (A) (L) .033 (R) .034 (B) (L) .033 (R) .030 Chamber: 2 - 3/4” Choke: (A) (L) .036 (Full) (R) (.014 (Lt mod) (B) (L) .039 (Full) (R) .023 (Mod) Gauge: (Both) 12 Bore Internal Bore Diameter: (A) (L) .731 (R) .731 (B) (L) .730 (R) . 731

(1932) 26 - 1/2” chopper lump barrels are engraved “Royal Brevis” on narrow swamped game ribs. Tops of barrels are engraved “Holland & Holland” “33 Bruton Street London”. Guns were built as a pair with the number “1” and “2” in gold on breech ends of ribs, top levers, and forend tips. Barrel flats are stamped with 1987 London nitro proofs for 2 - 3/4” chambers. Barrels are fitted with H&H self opening assist springs. Coin finished “Royal” sidelock actions feature automatic safeties (SAFE inlaid in gold), hand detachable locks, gold band tumbler end cocking indicators and double triggers. Actions are engraved in classic “Royal” style with full coverage large shaded scroll with some strapwork highlights. “Holland & Holland” is in scroll flanked arched device on each lockplate. Bottoms are engraved “ROYAL’ “SELF-OPENER” “PATENT” “1922”. Single beaded trigger guards, also scroll engraved, have serial numbers on short tangs. Fairly well matched lightly marbled and figured European walnut straight grip buttstocks measure 14 - 1/2” over checkered wood butts. Stocks are classically finished with drop points, vacant gold ovals, and point pattern checkering with diamond hands. Matching splinter ejector forends have Anson releases. Original oak and leather two gun case with brass corners is lined in burgundy cloth. A gold embossed black leather H&H label is in lid, along with AB ejector information label. Case contains two pairs of snap caps, bone striker bottle, two piece cleaning rod, an old oil can, a hand protector, and some cleaning brushes. CONDITION: Fine, as refurbished. New made barrels retain nearly all of their original blue with a few very light marks. Action is cleaned to coin finish. Trigger guard grips show some hand wear, mostly on gun “1”. Stocks retain nearly all of an oil refinish with some subsequent marks. Checkering is worn, somewhat gummed with finish. Checkering on forends re-cut. Bores are excellent. Actions are tight. Barrels are on face. Ejectors are strong and in time. Case leather is fine, relatively light in color, with some dark spots and rubs. Central name area missing. Straps and handle are good. Interior cloth is good to fine, some rubs through with compressions and soiling. Partitions are good. Labels are good. Ejector label foxed. Accessories are good. A classic pair with new barrels ready for another century. MGM18. 17,500 - 27,500

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1476 - (C) PAIR OF JOSEPH LANG SIDELOCK EJECTOR DOUBLE TRIGGER GAME SHOTGUNS WITH CASE. Manufacturer: JOSEPH LANG AND SON Model: (A)(B) SXS SIDELOCK Serial No. (A) 13802; (B) 13803 Barrel Length: (A)(B) 27 - 7/8” FFL Status: Curio & Relic Drop at Comb: (A) 1 - 1/2” B) 2 - 1/16” Drop at Heel: A) 2” B) 2 - 9/16 “ Length of Pull: (BOTH) 14 - 1/8” both cast 1/2” off

Weight: A) 6 lbs 12 oz. B) 6 lbs 6 oz.

Barrel Wall Thickness: (A) (L) .032 (R) .031 (B) (L) .022 (R) .025 Chamber: 2 - 1/2” Choke: (A) (L) .031 (Full) (R) .007 (Improved Cylinder) (B) (L) .011 (Light Modified) R .002 (Skeet) Gauge: (BOTH) 12 BORE Internal Bore Diameter: (A) (L) .727 (R) .728 (B) (L) .735 (R) .735

(ca 1905) 28” Dovetailed barrels. Barrels of gun no. “1” are unmarked. Barrel flats are stamped with Birmingham nitro proofs for 2 - 1/2” chambers. Bottoms of barrels are stamped “MADE IN ENGLAND”. Barrels of gun no. “2” are engraved “Joseph Lang & Son 102 New Bond Street London” on narrow, swamped, game rib. Rear portion of rib is engraved “2”. Barrel flats are stamped with London nitro proofs for 1 - 1/8 oz of shot. Guns were originally made as a true pair, with numbers also engraved on top levers and forend tips.

Case hardened sidelock actions are stocked to the fences, and feature automatic safeties (SAFE inlaid in gold), deeply engraved line tumbler end cocking indicators, pivoting third fasteners, and double triggers.

Action and locks are engraved with about 60% coverage well cut, varying sized scroll. “Joseph Lang & Son” is on each lockplate. Scroll engraved top levers and trigger guards are blued. Serial numbers are on short tangs. Fairly well matched, nicely streaked European walnut straight grip buttstocks measure 14 - 1/8” over ribbed wood butts, and feature classic drop points, flat top point pattern checkering, and vacant gold ovals on toe lines. Matching splinter ejector forends have Anson releases. What may be original makers two gun oak and leather case with brass corners, is lined in green cloth, and has gold embossed reddish brown leather Lang label in lid. Case contains two piece walnut and brass cleaning rod with mop and jag in black morocco wallet, with another wallet containing pull through cleaning kit. CONDITION: Good. Newer barrels of gun “1” retain most of their original blue with considerable silvering from normal hand wear. Barrels of gun “2” retain approx 60% of an old re-blue, engraving considerably thinned. Actions retain slight traces of their orig case hardening color where protected, but are nearly all pewter gray, engraving still clear. Stocks retain most of an old oil refinish, sharp edges rounded, checkering worn. Bores are excellent, with some light striations in gun “2”. Actions are tight. Barrels of gun “1” are on face, “2” very slightly off face. Ejectors are strong and in time. Case leather is very dark, and scuffed, with some rubs through. One strap is missing. Replacement strap and handle are good. Interior cloth is very good. 15,000 - 20,000

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1477 - (M) RARE BROWNING CUSTOM SHOP 20 GAUGE “ANSON MODEL F” SIDE

BY SIDE EJECTOR GAME SHOTGUN WITH CASE. Manufacturer: Browning Weight: 6 lbs 1 oz Model: SXS Anson Grade F Barrel Wall Thickness: (L) .030 (R) Serial No. 1526 .029 Barrel Length: 28 - 1/8” Chamber: 2 - 3/4” FFL Status: Modern Choke: (L) .025 (Mod) (R) .007 (IC) Drop at Comb: 1 - 1/2” Gauge: 20 Bore Drop at Heel: 2 - 3/8” Internal Bore Diameter: (L) .619 (R) Length of Pull: 15” .619 (1999) 28 - 1/8” chopper lump barrels with slightly raised matted rib, are engraved “CAL 20 GA SHELLS 2 3/4”” and “Browning SA MADE IN BELGIUM” on tops. Barrel flats are stamped with Belgian nitro proofs for 2 - 3/4” chambers. Coin finished sideplated boxlock action features non-automatic safety, hidden third fastener, and temper blued double triggers. Action and sideplates are engraved with 80% coverage nicely cut shaded scroll surrounding vignettes of game birds; a woodcock flies across opening with tree in background on bottom of action, while a cock pheasant takes flight from beside a fallen tree on left lockplate, and a pair of mallards are settling into a lake on right. Fences are deeply relief carved with oak leaves and acorns. Top lever thumbpiece is pierced forming a scroll. Trigger guard with more scroll on bow has serial number on tang. Engravers signature “A. Brigante” is on trigger plate. Very nicely marbled and lightly crotch figured European walnut straight grip buttstock measures 15” over skip line checkered wood butt. Closely spaced point pattern checkering is at grip, and fluted drop points are behind lockplates. Matching splinter ejector forend has Anson release. Gun is housed in dark brown leather trimmed vinyl case lined in burgundy cloth. A brown leather Browning Custom Shop label is in lid. Case contains bags for barrel and action and a trigger lock, along with Browning certificate of identification and Custom Shop card. CONDITION: Extremely fine with with only a few light handling and assembly marks in all original finishes. Case has some bumps and rubs. Interior has some rubs through. These are delightful guns and well made - often seen in 12 Bore but very rare in 20 Bore today. MGM91. 10,000 - 15,000

1478 - (C) ROBUST WESTLEY RICHARDS DETACHABLE (DROPLOCK) EJECTOR GAME GUN WITH DANISH RETAILER AND CASE. Manufacturer: Westley Richards Model: SXS Droplock Serial No. 0.9011 Barrel Length: 30” FFL Status: Curio & Relic Drop at Comb: 1 - 1/2” Drop at Heel: 2 - 3/8” Length of Pull: 14 - 1/4” cast 5/8” off

Weight: 6 lbs 15 oz.

Barrel Wall Thickness: (BOTH) .030 Chamber: 2 - 3/4” Choke: (L) .040 (Full) (R) .004 (IC) Gauge: 12 Bore Internal Bore Diameter: (L) .731 (R) .730

(ca 1906) 30” dovetailed barrels with slightly swamped game rib are engraved “Westley Richards & Co” and “London” on tops. Barrel flats are stamped with Birmingham nitro proofs for 2 - 1/2” chambers. Bottoms of barrels are stamped with provisional proofs, “H. L.”, “STEEL”, and with serial numbers. Case hardened scallop backed hand detachable boxlock action (patent use number 1254) features automatic safety and double triggers. Engine turned detachable locks are marked “L” and “R” and are housed under removable blued floorplate. Action is engraved with 60% coverage very nicely cut and shaded large scroll. Retailers name and address “Poul Poulsen” and “Kobenhavn” (Copenhagen) are on sides. Top lever, floorplate, and trigger guard with matching scroll are blued. Serial number is on trigger guard tang. Lightly marbled and figured dense European walnut straight grip buttstock measures 14 - 1/4” over red Silver type pad with spur. Classic point pattern checkering is at grip and a vacant silver oval is on toe line. Matching splinter Deeley ejector forend with inset horn tip has Deeley release. Gun is housed in what is quite possible its original leather case with brass corners, which is lined in green cloth. A paper Westley Richards 23 Conduit Street address label is in lid. Case contains cleaning equipment, brown leather hand protector, brown leather pull through cleaning kit, round oil bottle, and a pair of Westley Richards marked snap caps. CONDITION: Very fine, mostly original. Barrels retain over 90% of what appears to be original blue with some light marks and scratches. A sling loop has been removed from bottom rib. Action retains a considerable amount, perhaps 20% original case color, balance faded to a bright silver, with little wear apparent. Blued parts retain over 70% of their original blue with silvering and graying from normal handling and wear. Stocks retain approximately 90% of their original finish with numerous light marks, checkering lightly worn. Action is tight. Barrels are on face. Ejectors are strong and in time. Case leather is fine with some marks and rubs. Embossing on top has been altered.

Handle missing. Straps good. Interior cloth is fine with rubs and marks, label somewhat tattered along top. Accessories are fine. A fine example of this British classic, that measures and handles well. MGM39. 8,000 - 12,000

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1479 - (C) RARE RIGBY RISING BITE 12 BORE SHOTGUN WITH PERIOD RIGBY TWO GUN OAK AND LEATHER CASE. Manufacturer: Rigby Model: Rising Bite Serial No. 17403 Barrel Length: 30” FFL Status: Curio & Relic Drop at Comb: 2 - 1/4” Drop at Heel: 1 - 1/2”

Weight: 6lbs 10oz Barrel Wall Thickness: (L) .028 (R) .023 Chamber: 2 - 1/2” Choke: (L) .018 (R) .011 Gauge: 12 Gauge Internal Bore Diameter: (L) .728 (R) .729

Scarce Rising Bite action with concave tapered top rib with ivory mid and steel front beads and have makers name and address on rib with scroll and floral engraving present. Splinter forend with rotary latch release which is scroll engraved and near fully checkered in point pattern and has scroll engraved iron. The action is near full coverage scroll engraved with beaded fences and locks have makers name engraved on sides. Bottom of action with sculpted butterfly wings is also near full coverage scroll engraved. Made with double triggers, auto ejectors, and auto safety. Blued top lever is scroll engraved and “SAFE” inlaid in gold on top tang which is also scroll engraved. Replacement buttstock with tear drop behind action is checkered in two point pattern through the wrist and has long trigger guard tang, gold oval near toe, and terminates with a modern Decelerator brand pad. Housed in a period two gun oak and leather case with makers label. CONDITION: Very good as partially restored.

Barrels retain about 80% of what appears to be their original blued finish, toned at grip area and near breach ends. Action has toned mostly gray, engraving is crisp with hints of original color remaining. Replacement stocks are excellent and retain nearly all of their custom finish with minor handling marks. Case is very good with leather drying, scuffs, and various rubs. This is a great Rising Bite gun! JSL 6,000 - 10,000

1480 - (M) WINCHESTER MODEL 21 SIDE BY SIDE 20 GAUGE SHOTGUN Manufacturer: Winchester Model: 21 Serial No. W31022 Barrel Length: 26” FFL Status: Modern Drop at Comb: 1 - 3/8” Drop at Heel: 2”

Length of Pull: 14 - 3/8” Weight: 6 lbs. 13 oz.

Barrel Wall Thickness: (BOTH) .030 Chamber: 2 - 3/4” Choke: (L) .014 (R) .007 Gauge: 20 Gauge Internal Bore Diameter: (BOTH) .614

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A very nice custom 20 gauge, 26” barrel, blue finish, and a beautiful feather crotch walnut stock. This is a post-World War II (circa 1969) production piece with a matte concave game rib and pistol grip stock with factory steel cap. Single steel front bead. Rib engraved reading “CUSTOM BUILT BY WINCHESTER FOR HENRY M. GROSS”. Chokes are Modified and Improved Cylinder, ejectors and chambers marked “2 3-4”.

Tang mounted safety and gold plated single mechanical trigger with mounted barrel selector. H M G engraved on trigger guard bow. The left side of the barrel has the Winchester legend and the water table has the patent marking. Nicely figured and multi point checkered beavertail forearm and buttstock with a checkered butt. CONDITION: Very Fine. The shotgun retains 93% plus of the factory quality blue finish with slight wear at the muzzles and alongside barrels. The wood shows only the slightest handling marks with crisp checkering. CP 5,000 - 8,000

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1481 - (A) PURDEY BAR-IN-WOOD TOP LEVER HAMMER 12 BORE SIDE BY SIDE SHOTGUN. Drop at Heel: 2 - 1/8” Manufacturer: Purdey Length of Pull: 15 -1/8” Model: SXS Bar-in-Wood Weight: 7 lbs 8 oz Serial No. 11881 Barrel Wall Thickness: (L) .028 (R) .027 Barrel Length: 29 - 7/8” Chamber: 2 - 3/4” FFL Status: Antique Choke: (L) .025 (Mod) (R) .026 (Mod) Drop at Comb: 1 - 5/8” Gauge: 12 Bore Internal Bore Diameter: (L) .738 (R) .738 (1884) 29 - 7/8” steel barrels are engraved with Purdey’s Audley House address and Whitworth steel information on slightly raised, concave game rib. Barrel flats are stamped with London black powder proofs. Bottoms of barrels are stamped with serial numbers, “NOT FOR BALL”, and barrel makers initials “CA” (? Aston). Top lever bar-in-wood action fitted with front spring rebounding locks with round bodied serpentine hammers having stylized dolphin heads features Purdey’s hidden third fastener. Action and locks are engraved with James Lucas’s exquisite miniature scroll with rose bouquet highlights. “J. Purdey & Sons” is on each lockplate. Top lever is engraved “PATENT”. Serial number is on trigger guard tang.

Very nicely marbled and somewhat fiddle figured European walnut straight grip buttstock measures 15 - 1/8” over black Decelerator pad. Stock features drop points, point pattern checkering, and a silver oval engraved “CJR” (?). Matching splinter forend has Anson release. CONDITION: Good to fine, as partially refinished. Barrels retain nearly all of a satin re-black. Top rib is loose and should be resoldered. Action retains a considerable amount, perhaps 10-15% original case hardening color where protected, with considerable scattered pitting, mostly around edges of locks. Stocks have old oil refinish with considerable wear. Metal is a bit proud. Checkering re-cut. Stock is sound around action, but with old 3/4” cracks starting behind hinge pin area, and behind right lock. Action is tight. Barrels are on face. Locks are fine. Top lever bar-in-wood Purdeys are not often found. MGM27 4,000 - 6,000

1482 - (M) UNUSUAL SIDE BY SIDE RIFLE / OVER-UNDER SHOTGUN VIERLING (FOUR BARREL) COMBINATION GUN BY JUCH-GRUND OF FERLACH WITH DOCTER OPTIC SIGHT. Drop at Comb: Approx 1 - 1/2” Manufacturer: Juch Grund Drop at Heel: Approx 2 - 5/8” Model: Vierling Length of Pull: 14 - 5/8” Serial No. 51 2853 Weight: 9 lbs 7 oz.

Caliber/Bore: 20 x 20 x Barrel Wall Thickness: (U) .028 (O) .030 9.3x74R x 9.3x74R Choke: (O) .027 (Imp. Mod.) (U) .009 (Imp. Barrel Length: 23 - 3/4” Cyl.) FFL Status: Modern Internal Bore Diameter: (O) .617 (U) .616 (1993?) 23 - 3/4” Barrel set with side by side 9.3x74R rifle barrels and 20 gauge over under shotgun barrels is engraved “Waffen Juch Grund Ferlach” on full length matted rib. Rib holds claw scope bases and gold plated folding rear sight set 6 - 1/2” back from muzzles. Sling loop is soldered to bottom barrel. Coin finished ogee backed Blitz double Kersten action features tang safety and rifle/shotgun selector button to the left of top lever thumbpiece. Strikers are bushed. Triggers are both set and gold-plated. Action is engraved with near full coverage large open shaded acanthus scroll surrounding game scenes of animals and birds suitable for this combination. A pair of wild boar is on left side of action, with a hound flushing a pair of ducks on right. Trigger plate has a rendition of a pair of snipe in woodlands. Steel trigger guard has more scroll, and central gold inlaid monogram “RH”. Dark marbled and stump figured European walnut extreme pistol grip buttstock measures 14 - 5/8” over black pad. Schnabled one piece forend has Deeley type release. Rear scope base is fitted with Docter Optic red dot sight.

CONDITION: Excellent. Barrels retain over 90% original blue, silvered on sharp edges and around muzzles, two dovetails have been plugged in rib from re-positioning rear sight. Coin finish of action is still bright. Stocks have nearly all of their original finish. There is evidence of repair at wrist, checkering is a bit buggered on right side of grip. Bores are excellent. Mechanically excellent. Optical sight is excellent. MGM32.

10,000 - 15,000

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1483 - (C) H. BURGSMULLER & SOHNE SIDE BY SIDE SIDELOCK RIFLE/ SHOTGUN COMBINATION WITH EXTRA SHOTGUN BARRELS. Manufacturer: H. Burgsmueller & Sohne Model: Combination SXS Serial No. 592 Caliber/Bore: (A) 16 ga. x 10.5x46 (?) (B) 16 ga. x 16 ga.

Barrel Length: (A) 26 - 3/4” (B) 29 - 1/2” FFL Status: Curio & Relic Drop at Comb: 1 - 11/16”

Drop at Heel: 2 - 15/ 16” Length of Pull: 13 - 1/2” cast about 1/2” off Weight: Shotgun: 6 lbs 6 oz.

Barrel Wall Thickness: (A) L .030 (B) (L) .032 (R) .033 Chamber: 2 - 1/2” Choke: (A) (L) .033 (B) (L) .034 (Full) (R) .034 (Full) Internal Bore Diameter: (A) (L) .659 (B) (BOTH) .660

(Pre-World War I) 26 - 3/4” rifle/shotgun barrels are gold inlaid “H. Burgsmuller & Sohne Kreiensen” in milled out portion of full length matted rib fitted with one standing leaf rear sight and silver bead front. 29 - 1/2” double shotgun barrels have the same marking in silver on matted concave game rib. Both barrel sets are stamped with imperial German nitro proofs with no date stamp. Shotgun barrels are stamped “16”, and rifle barrel with caliber “10.5 mm” (.423 groove diameter straight cartridge 2 - 1/2” long with base diameter .475, rim diameter .528). Coin finished top lever sidelock action features non-automatic safety, pin type cocking indicators in top of action, crossbolt third fastener, and double triggers (front set). Action is engraved with near full coverage nicely cut and shaded semi relief scrolling acanthus. On lockplates this treatment frames game scenes; left side depicts a roebuck and doe in open meadow, with a flying pheasant in background. Right side has scene of leaping stag with flushing grouse in foreground. There is a puff of smoke obscuring barrel of rifle being fired by hunter in background. Steel trigger guard is engraved with matching scroll. Relatively plain European walnut horn capped pistol grip buttstock measures 13 - 1/2” over ribbed horn buttplate. Stock features right hand shadow line cheekpiece, point pattern checkering, and a sling loop matching that on barrels. Matching splinter forend with inlet schnabeled horn tip has Deeley release. CONDITION: Very good, as partially refinished. Shotgun barrels retain most of what appears to be their original blue with hand wear overall, and a considerable number of light scratches. Rifle/shotgun barrels retain nearly all of a good quality re-black. Folding leaf of rear sight is missing. Action retains most of its original coin finish. Stocks have most of an old oil refinish, grip checkering re-cut. Forend is considerably worn, checkering almost gone. Shotgun bores are very fine. Rifle/shotgun set has some light dents and a bit of frosting. Rifle bore is good with scattered pitting. Some small slivers of wood are missing from forend. Set trigger will not set, otherwise mechanically good. MGM85. 4,000 - 6,000

1484 - (C) WINCHESTER MODEL 21 SIDE BY SIDE 12 BORE SHOTGUN WITH EXTRA BARREL. Manufacturer: Winchester Model: 21 Serial No. 8460 Barrel Length: (A) 29 - 7/8” (B) 26” FFL Status: Curio & Relic Drop at Comb: 1 - 3/4” Drop at Heel: 2 - 9/16” Length of Pull: 14 - 1/2”

Weight: (A)7 lbs 12 oz.(B) 7 lbs. 7oz.

Barrel Wall Thickness: (A) (L) .028 (R) .031 (B) (L) .030 (R) .031 Chamber: (BOTH) 2 - 3/4” Choke: (A) (L) .032 (R) .033 (B) (L) .009 (R) .008 Gauge: 12 Bore Internal Bore Diameter: (A)(BOTH) .731 (B) (L) .731 (R) .730

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A circa 1935, beautifully refinished, and in excellent condition two barrel set. Matted concave ribs with steel mid beads and red front sight beads. Winchester proof steel. Checkered walnut pistol grip stock and beavertail forearm. Stock equipped with a checkered butt stock and gold oval with the letter “M” engraved. Single selective trigger, ejectors and non-auto safety with “SAFE” in gold at safety slide. CONDITION: Very good. Stock and forearm remain in very good and sound condition with slight handling marks. Both sets of barrels retain about 95% finish with little to no loss at muzzle and sharp edges. Markings are crisp and legible. Bright, shiny and strong bores. Mechanics appear to be in good working order. CP 4,000 - 6,000

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1485 - (C) WINCHESTER MODEL 21 DOUBLE BARREL SHOTGUN. Manufacturer: Winchester Model: 21 Serial No. 12228 Barrel Length: 30” FFL Status: Curio & Relic Drop at Comb: 1 - 5/8” Drop at Heel: 2 - 1/4”

Length of Pull: 13 - 7/8” Weight: 7 lbs. - 14 oz.

Barrel Wall Thickness: (L) .033 (R) .031 Chamber: 2 - 3/4” Choke: Briley Choke Tubes Gauge: 12 Gauge Internal Bore Diameter: (L) .729 (R) .731

A 12 gauge, 30” side by side circa 1937. Barrels with ejectors, solid, checkered matted concave rib, blued finish and single steel front bead sight.

Choked with Briley Multi Chokes. The left barrel is marked “Made in U.S.A. Winchester Repeating Arms Co. New Haven Conn. Patents Pending”.

“MODEL 21-WINCHESTER TRADEMARK 12 GAUGE 2 3/4 Cham.” marked on the right barrel. “WINCHESTER PROOF STEEL” barrels marked “FULL” and “FULL” (on left and right). The matching serial number is marked on the upper tang, barrel flat and on the hardware of the beavertail forearm. Single mechanical trigger with selector. Action bottom marked “SKEET”. Tang mounted non-automatic safe with “SAFE” in gold. Water table is marked with U.S.A. patents, Winchester proof mark and makers name, model and address. The gun is nicely mounted with a checkered walnut full beavertail forearm and pistol grip (with cap) on a nicely figured walnut stock with checkered side panels and a brown rubber recoil pad. CONDITION: Very good as refinished. 90% plus blue finish remains with some very light handling marks, surface scratches. The stock is very good with the added brown recoil pad, slight handling marks on the checkering, and few scattered small dings and pressure indentations.

Forearm very good with two small repaired marks at left rear. Mechanically excellent and gun comes with extra Briley chokes, wrench in container. CP 3,500 - 5,500 1486 - (M) AYA NUMBER 2 SIDE BY SIDE SHOTGUN. Barrel Wall Thickness: (A) Manufacturer: AYA (L) .026 (R) .028 (B) (L) Model: Number 2 .026 (R) .022 Serial No. 559519 Chamber: (BOTH) 2 - 3/4” Barrel Length: (BOTH) 26” Choke: (A) (L) .010 (R) FFL Status: Modern .006 (B) (L) .017 (R) .010 Drop at Comb: 1 - 11/16” Gauge: 28 Gauge Drop at Heel: 1 - 7/8” Internal Bore Diameter: (A) Length of Pull: 13 - 7/8” (BOTH) .549 (B) (BOTH) Weight: 5 Lbs. 5 Oz. .550 A lovely two barrel set, 28 bore, circa 1981 with 26” chopper lump barrels with smooth concave game ribs and steel front bead sights. First (A) set of barrels are choked modified and improved cylinder, Second (B) set of barrels choked improved modified and modified. Both barrels with ejectors and numbered “1” and “2” on ribs near breech in gold. The gun has Holland and Holland styled hand detachable locks. Case colored sidelock action with disc strikers, cocking indicators, double triggers, articulated front trigger and auto safe with “S” in gold. Action is engraved with fine floral scroll. Blacked rolled trigger guard and hardware also nicely engraved. Walnut stock with straight hand grip, long bottom strap, gold oval, tear drops and orange “Old English” Pachmayr pad. Splinter forend with Anson release. Leather case double barrel case. CONDITION: Very good. Both sets of barrels retain 98% original blue. Action color case hardening and black retains 90 plus percent original color. The buttstock is in good condition of strong figured European walnut with some handling marks. Forend is in very good shape with a few handling marks. Checkering on both stock and forend is sharp. CP 3,500 - 5,000

1487 - (M) ARRIETTA MODEL 557 SIDE

BY SIDE SHOTGUN. Manufacturer: Arrietta Model: 557 Serial No. 216-06 Barrel Length: 29” FFL Status: Modern

Drop at Comb: 1 - 1/2” Drop at Heel: 2 - 1/2” Length of Pull: 14 - 1/2” Chamber: 2 - 3/4” Choke: Mod and IC Gauge: 12 Bore

Recent production Arrietta 557 imported from Spain by Quality Arms Houston, Texas. Scalloped case hardened sidelock action with detachable sidelocks with hand engraved floral pattern. Blued barrels with smooth concave rib and floral engraving at the breech. European walnut stock with English straight grip and plastic buttplate. Checkered splinter forearm with push button release. Double triggers with ejectors and automatic safety. CONDITION: Barrel blue is 98% with mirror bores. 98% case colors on action with perfect screws. 98% blue on trigger guard and forearm hardware. Stock has 98% remaining handrubbed finish with minor handling marks. DLM2019 3,000 - 5,000

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1488 - (C) WELL ENGINEERED AND VERY INTERESTING HIGH QUALITY GRADE 5 MANUFRANCE “IDEAL” UNDER LEVER RIFLE/ SHOTGUN. Manufacturer: Manufrance Model: No. 5 Ideal SXS Serial No. 60782 Barrel Length: 27 - 1/2” FFL Status: Curio & Relic Drop at Comb: 1 - 1/2” Drop at Heel: 2 - 3/8”

Length of Pull: 14 - 3/4” Neutral cast.

Weight: 6 lbs 6 oz.

Barrel Wall Thickness: (L) .025 (R) .025 (difficult to measure because of rifling) Chamber: 2 - 3/4” Choke: (L) .044 (Full) (R) .000 (cyl) Gauge: 12 GA Internal Bore Diameter: (L) .724 (R) .727

(ca 1935) 27 - 1/2” chopper lump barrels have very deeply swamped game rib. Rear portion of rib is fitted with square shouldered dovetail extension which engages interesting rising bite third fastener. Bottoms of barrels are stamped with French nitro double proofs, along with steel type, caliber, etc. Grade “5S” is stamped on bottom of rear lump. The “S” refers to rifling in right barrel which is intended to disperse shot for close in work. It also appears that this rifling would work well with slug or ball. Rounded coin finished action has finger lever in trigger guard bow which both cocks the action and operates the bolts. Aside from the rising bite third fastener this action also features side clips, loaded chamber indicating pins, and an ambidextrous sliding safety which blocks triggers on trigger plate. Action is engraved with near full coverage large open scroll, this scroll is in semi relief on fences. Bottom of action is stamped “IDEAL”. Nicely streaked European walnut straight grip buttstock measures 14 - 3/4” over ribbed hard rubber buttplate with “MF” logo, over 9/16” lengthening piece. Skip line point pattern checkering is around grip, and a spring loaded leather sling runs through slot in toe line. A loop to attach this sling is soldered to barrel. Matching forend with inset hard rubber tip has interesting toggling release toward rear which is very strong and secure. CONDITION: Very good, as partially refinished. Barrels retain over 80% of what appears to be original blue, but may be an old re-blue. Action retains most of its original French grey. Stocks have old oil refinish with some subsequent marks. Checkering appears to be cleaned. There is a transverse pin through side panels of stock, associated with a 1 - 1/2” repaired crack behind top tang. Smooth bore is very fine to excellent, rifled bore has some scattered light pitting, and has a fairly large sharp dent 10” from breech end which should definitely be repaired before firing. Action is very tight. A really neat gun. MGM82.

3,000 - 5,000

1489 - (C) HIGH QUALITY UNION ARMERA (GRULLA) MODEL 215 SIDELOCK EJECTOR GAME SHOTGUN. Manufacturer: Union Armera Model: SXS 215 Serial No. 13202 Barrel Length: 27 - 1/2” FFL Status: Curio & Relic Drop at Comb: 1 - 1/4” Drop at Heel: 2 - 1/8”

Length of Pull: 14 - 1/2” neutral cast Weight: 6 lbs 11 oz.

Barrel Wall Thickness: (L) .029 (R) .024 Chamber: 2 - 3/4” Choke: (L) .037 (Full) (R) .019 (Mod) Gauge: 12 Gauge Internal Bore Diameter: (L) .727 (R) .725

(1952) 27 - 1/2” chopper lump barrels with slightly raised game rib are engraved “UNION ARMERA S. L. - EIBAR” and “ARMERIA BARCELONESA S.L.” “BARCELONA” on tops. Engine turned barrel flats are stamped with 1952 Spanish nitro proofs for 2 - 3/4” chambers. Case hardened H&H sidelock action features automatic safety (S inlaid in gold), hidden third fastener, bushed strikers, raised rib tumbler end cocking indicators, H&H type hand detachable locks, double triggers (front articulated), and gold washed internals. Action is very nicely filed and hand engraved with very well done full coverage of large acanthus with floral highlights on a field of small scroll. Sidelocks and bottom of action are engraved “ARMERA UNION S. L. EIBAR” on scrolled ribbons. Single beaded trigger guard with more scroll on bow is engraved “Mo 215” on tang.

Very nicely marbled European walnut straight grip buttstock measures 14 - 1/2” over checkered wood butt. Stock is classically styled with drop points, point pattern checkering on diamond hand, and a sling loop on toe line. Matching splinter ejector forend has Anson release. Gun comes with a tan leather leg o’ mutton case. CONDITION: Excellent, appears to have been little used and retains nearly all factory finishes on wood and metal, with some slight silvering on beads of action, and some crazing of finish on butt, along with a scattering of light marks. Bores are excellent.

Mechanically fine. Case leather is good. Straps, handle and rear cover unstitched. MGM84. 4,000 - 5,000 292

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1490 - (C) ONE OF ONLY 59 PURDEY SINGLE BARREL TRAP SHOTGUNS, WHICH IS IN HIGH ORIGINAL CONDITION. Manufacturer: Purdey Model: Single Barrel Trap Serial No. 23633 Barrel Length: 32” FFL Status: Curio & Relic Drop at Comb: 1 - 1/2”

Drop at Heel: 2” Length of Pull: 14 - 1/4” slightly cast off Weight: 8 Lbs. 6 oz.

Barrel Wall Thickness: .051 Chamber: 2 - 3/4” Choke: .030 (Full) Gauge: 12 Gauge Internal Bore Diameter: .733

(circa 1928) This scarce, best quality single barrel trap gun has a 32” demi bloc barrel, fitted with a slightly raised ventilated matted rib with front and middle beads. Left side of barrel is engraved “J. Purdey & Sons. Audley House. South Audley Street. London”. Right side of barrel is engraved “Made of Sir Joseph Whitworth’s Fluid Pressed Steel”. Barrel flat is stamped 2 - 3/4” with London Nitro Proofs. Bottom of rear lump is engraved “Made in England”. Bottom of barrel is stamped with serial number, “CHOKE”, and barrel makers initials “WH” (Bill Hill). Tube number “58781” is on loop. Heavy self opening sidelock action with Beesley patent sidelock on left side has dummy plate on right, and features third fastener which engages short rib extension, raised rib tumbler cocking indicator, and bushed striker. Action is engraved with well cut classic Purdey house style rose and scroll. Makers name is on each lockplate, as well as on bottom of action over “London”. Small bow trigger guard has serial number on tang which extends to engraved steel grip cap. Well marbled European walnut pistol grip buttstock measures 14 - 1/4” over black Decelerator pad. Stock has usual features of drop points, point pattern checkering, and vacant silver oval. Matching full splinter forend has Anson type release. Actioners initials “TD” (Tom Davidson) are on iron. CONDITION: Excellent showing very little use for a trap gun, and retaining over 90% barrel blue. Case colors on action are at about 60% while lockplates show approximately 90%. Stock finish appears to be original with only some light marks and knocks, checkering very lightly worn, near new. Bore is excellent, with some light striations. Action is tight. Barrel is on face. Ejector is working. A very nice example of this seldom seen gun. MGM2. 5,000 - 7,500

1491 - (M) LUDWIG BOROVNIK FERLACH OF AUSTRIA SINGLE BARREL 12 GAUGE TRAP SHOTGUN. Manufacturer: Ludwig Borovnik Model: Single Barrel Trap Serial No. 40.3298 Barrel Length: 32 - 3/4” FFL Status: Modern

Drop at Comb: 1 - 1/2” Drop at Heel: 1 - 7/8” Length of Pull: 13 - 3/4” Weight: 8 Lbs 14 oz.

Barrel Wall Thickness: .047 Chamber: 2 - 3/4” Choke: .036 Gauge: 12 Gauge Internal Bore Diameter: .721

A very nice 12 gauge with a single 32 - 3/4” barrel. Barrel has a wide ventilated filed rib with a white mid bead and an orange plastic bladed front sight. Full Choke. The grey patina action with disc striker has a double Kersten bolt locking mechanism and is engraved with deep floral scroll, brace of flying pheasants on the right, brace of flying ducks on the left and scroll with gold “P” and gold arch on the bottom action. Single gold trigger. Black trigger guard with gold quail inlay on bow. Non-auto safety and disengaged ejector. Beautiful high gloss feather crotch walnut stock with Monte Carlo comb, checkered side panels, finely checkered pistol grip with rosewood grip cap. Stock also benefits from built in recoil reducer and black ventilated rubber pad. Finely checkered competition styled beavertail forend with Anson release. CONDITION: Very good. The barrel retains 95 percent original blue. Stock with handling marks and some dents to finish. Forend with slight handling marks. CP 4,000 - 6,000

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1492 - (C) RARE HOFFMAN ARMS SIDELOCK EJECTOR SINGLE BARREL TRAP SHOTGUN WITH SUPERB ENGRAVING AND GOLD INLAY BY RUDOLPH KORNBRATH. Manufacturer: Hoffman Arms Length of Pull: 14 - 1/2” Model: Single Barrel Trap Weight: 8 lbs 10 oz.

Serial No. 101175 Barrel Wall Thickness: .062 Barrel Length: 34” Chamber: 2 - 3/4” FFL Status: Curio & Relic Choke: .036 (Full) Drop at Comb: 1 - 1/2” Gauge: 12 Bore Drop at Heel: 1 - 1/2” Internal Bore Diameter: .726 (ca 1915 by W. & C. Scott, Finished by Hoffman around 1930) 34” demi-bloc barrel is engraved “HOFFMAN ARMS CO. ARDMORE OKLA” on raised matted ventilated rib with cloverleaf extension. Barrel flats are stamped with Birmingham nitro proofs for 2 - 3/4” chamber. Action with right sidelock features pivoting third fastener and bushed striker. Action is very nicely filed and engraved with near full coverage exceptionally well cut large open shaded acanthus scroll within line and acanthus borders surrounding small vignettes of gold inlaid game birds; a pair of pheasant on left side of action, a flying duck on bottom. Sidelock has full relief gold perched hen pheasant toward front and flying cock pheasant at rear. “HOFFMAN ARMS CO ARDMORE OKLA” follows beads on left side of action. Blued trigger guard with more fine scroll is gold inlaid “J A W” on bow. It is known that Rudolph Kornbrath did essentially all the engraving for Hoffman, and this interesting gun shows some of its work at its best. Newly made stocks of nicely streaked and lightly figured European walnut feature fancy fleur-de-lis checkering reminiscent of “B” carving on Winchester Model 21’s. Buttstock measures 14 - 1/2” over white line trap pad, and has original scroll engraved grip cap and a gold oval on toe line engraved “KRW”. Matching long ejector forend has forward pivoting lever release. CONDITION: Very fine, as refurbished. Barrel retains nearly all of what appears to be a good quality re-blue. Action has a considerable amount of original case hardening color, never really very strong. Newly made stocks retain essentially all of their hand rubbed oil finish, with a few very minor marks. Bore is excellent. Mechanically excellent. A great American classic. MGM37. 3,000 - 5,000

1493 - (C) HOLLAND & HOLLAND SINGLE BARREL SHOTGUN. Manufacturer: Holland & Holland Model: Super Trap Serial No. 37212 Barrel Length: 32” FFL Status: Curio & Relic Drop at Comb: 1 - 3/8”

Drop at Heel: 1 - 5/8” Length of Pull: 14 - 3/16” Weight: 8 lbs 14 oz Barrel Wall Thickness: .057 Chamber: 2 - 3/4” Choke: .042 (Full) Gauge: 12 Bore Internal Bore Diameter: .731

Ca. 1964, this nitro proofed London best “Super Trap” gun is featured with a removable ventilated matted (stippled) flat top rib with dual steal sights. Near breech rib reads “HOLLAND & HOLLAND. 13, BRUTON STREET, LONDON.” Mono-bloc blued steel barrel with standard proof marks and scroll engraved wings. Coin finished action, full coverage scroll engraving with “HOLLAND & HOLLAND” in banner on both sides. Boxlock action with single polished trigger and ejector. Nicely figured walnut and finely checkered pistol grip stock with low Monte Carlo comb, metal grip cap, silver oval for initials (A*E*C) and oxblood colored leather recoil pad. Scroll engraved coin finished hardware and right hand rolled trigger guard. Forend is a slim beavertail with an engraved screw release. CONDITION: Barrels retain 90% plus original blue with some usage marking at muzzle, on rib and under forearm. Stock and forearm are very good to excellent with some slight handling marks. Checkering is sharp with some slight handling marks at forearm. Comes with leather covered hard travel case in fine condition. CP 3,000 - 5,000

1494 - (M) PERAZZI TMX TRAP GRADE SINGLE BARREL SHOTGUN WITH CASE. Manufacturer: Perazzi Model: TMX Trap Grade Serial No. 8552 Barrel Length: 34” FFL Status: Modern Drop at Comb: 1 - 3/8”

Drop at Heel: 2” Length of Pull: 14 - 7/8” Weight: 8lbs 15oz Barrel Wall Thickness: .056 Chamber: 2 - 3/4” Choke: Multi Gauge: 12 Internal Bore Diameter: .73

Circa 1982 single barrel trap gun by Perazzi of Italy. This shotgun features a dual bead, filed flat raised vent rib on a solid steel barrel with blue finish, and non-ejector (extractor). Barrel is mounted on a nicely figured diamond checkered walnut forearm with an Anson release. Semi-gloss straight grain walnut stock featured with adjustable comb, adjustable vented recoil pad with flattop checkered pistol grip. Fitted with a tang mounted thumb safety and a single blacked removable trigger/mechanism. Blued action reads “Perazzi T-M-X” on both sides. Complete with a black Perazzi plastic hardcase, tools and cloth sleeves. CONDITION: Very Good with 93% plus of the original blue finish with only slight handling marks. Front sight is missing white bead. The wood is good with a few small dings and handling marks. The black plastic case is old and interior needs relining, right lock isn’t functioning. Mechanically sound. CP 4,000 - 5,000 294

www.MorphyAuctions.com | October 22, 2019

1495 - (M) ITHACA SINGLE BARREL TRAP SHOTGUN Manufacturer: Ithaca Model: Single Barrel Trap Serial No. 402140 Barrel Length: 32” FFL Status: Curio & Relic Drop at Comb: 1 - 1/4”

Drop at Heel: 1 - 5/8” Length of Pull: 14 - 3/8” Barrel Wall Thickness: .032 Chamber: 2 - 3/4” Choke: .041 (Full) Gauge: 12 Internal Bore Diameter: .735

Circa 1946 beautiful fully renovated 12 gauge trap gun. Appears to be built on the Ithaca V action which is stated on the guns water table.

Barrel is 32” long and has a flat top matted tapered rib with a white middle bead and white front sight bead. The barrel is also nicely engraved at breech and muzzle. Action is built with a single trigger and has a gray coin patina with lovely scroll, gold inlaid bird on bottom action and supporting scattered gold ornaments on action, forend knuckle and breech end of barrel. Stock built with checkered panels, pistol grip, engraved steel cap with gold lines and orange Silvers style buttpad. Schnabel beavertail forend. Upgraded engraving by W. Kolouch. CONDITION: Good.

Barrel slightly lose on face, some handling marks as well as rub marks under forend. Stock and forend appear to be in very good condition with virtually no handling marks. CP 3,000 - 4,000

1496 - (C) EARLY POST-WAR COLT MODEL 1911A1 .38 SUPER SEMI-AUTOMATIC PISTOL. Manufacturer: Colt Model: 1911 Serial No. 81804 Caliber/Bore: .38 Super Barrel Length: 5” FFL Status: Curio & Relic

Built in 1950 after post-war resumption of series began in 1946, they were still using some pre-war parts such as the checkered safety. All other parts are post-war serrated with exception of World War II era brown plastic grips. Blue finish with matte top, renamed the non-glare finish introduced in 1946. CONDITION: Gun retains 99% original factory blue finish with couple of handling marks and a small mark on left side of slide. DB 3,000 - 5,000

1497 - (C) CASED FACTORY ENGRAVED & SILVER PLATED STEVENS SINGLE SHOT POCKET RIFLE. Manufacturer: STEVENS Model: pocket rifle Serial No. 27963 Caliber/Bore: .22 Barrel Length: 15” FFL Status: Curio & Relic This lovely pocket rifle features what appears to a factory engraved frame with a squirrel on right and left panels surrounded by fine scroll with similar style engraving on backstrap, butt and trigger guard. The barrel is 15”.

Matching serial number can be found on frame, barrel, and skeletal shoulder stock. The frame retains most of the original silver plating. The barrel has target sights. Grips are a set of well colored mother of pearl. The stock is nickel plated and attachment screw is present in case along with cleaning rod. CONDITION: Barrel retains approximately 95% original blue with some light high edge wear. The bore is near mint.

The stock retains virtually all of the original finish. Case is covered in tan leather and the carry handle is intact. This is the first engraved and cased Stevens Pocket Rifle we have encountered and it quite exceptional as to condition and rarity. DB 2,500 - 3,500

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1498 - (C) 1912 HOPKINS & ALLEN NEW MODEL SKELETON STOCK TARGET PISTOL Manufacturer: Hopkins & Allen Model: Target Pistol Serial No. 249 Caliber/Bore: .22 RF Barrel Length: 18” FFL Status: Curio & Relic In 1912, Hopkins & Allen introduced a “bicycle-type” 22 caliber rifle/pistol. It came as a standard single shot with a factory 18” barrel, nickel plated, with hard rubber grips. It came with an adjustable rear sight and high target front sight. It was sold with a removable skeletal butt-stock that is no longer present. Made to compete with the Stevens, production of this scarce model was short lived and never realized any large sales numbers which is why it is so scarce today. CONDITION: This example has matching serial numbers and retains at least 97% of the original factory nickel finish with usual minor handling marks. Grips are near mint. Bore is sharp. DB 800 - 1,200

1499 - (C) RARE US COLT WOODSMAN MATCH TARGET .22 LONG RIFLE SEMI-AUTOMATIC PISTOL (1944).

Manufacturer: Colt Model: Woodsman Match Target Serial No. MT15376 Caliber/Bore: .22 LR Barrel Length: 6 - 5/8” FFL Status: Curio & Relic

Noted author Charles Pate estimated that 3962 Colt Match Target pistols were ordered by the US Government during the war. This is the second variation with the serial number stamped on front strap. The left side of barrel has standard Match Target Bullseye stamp and is stamped U.S.PROPERTY. The right side of the frame bears the GHD stamp for Guy Dewey. The pistol wears the standard commercial blue finish with non-glare top. The grips are the brown plastic type with Colt logo. The sights are commercial type target adjustable. The two tone tempered magazine is stamped COLT WOODSMAN CAL. 22 LR -MATCH TARGET MOD. CONDITION: Some minor handling marks but still retains 99% of the original factory blue finish. The bore is near mint and the action is crisp. A very hard to find World War II era US marked Colt Match Target pistol. DB 4,000 - 6,000

1500 - (C) RARE OBREGON SEMI-AUTO PISTOL. Manufacturer: Fabrica Dearms Model: Obregon Serial No. A48 Caliber/Bore: .45 ACP Barrel Length: 5” FFL Status: Curio & Relic

Cal. 11.43 mm (.45 ACP). Extremely rare pistol in the United States with only about 1,000 ever made, built somewhat on the order of the Colt 1911A1, by Fabrica de Armas Mexico, Mexico City, Mexico for commercial sale. This is a basic copy of the 1911-A1 in most respects except for the stepped side slide which is thick & round over about the front half. It has fixed sights with a narrow checkered raised rib on top of slide with slanted serrations grasping groove on rear end. Slide lock/safety is simply a long bar that replaces the two pieces of 1911-style pistol. It has a short rounded spur hammer and a long spur tang safety with raised, serrated mainspring housing and a serrated front strap. Magazine release is in usual 1911 position with concentric rings but is J-shaped on right side. Left side of slide is marked “Systema OBREGON / Calibre 11.43”. Right side of frame is marked above grip “FABRICA NACIONAL DE ARMAS MEXICO PAT. No 35053?”, and the serial number. Fitted with full coverage coarse checkered walnut grips & accompanied by an original Colt type unmarked two tone magazine. Few of these pistols have found their way into the United States and of those most have seen hard service & retain little original finish. CONDITION: Extremely fine. Overall retains 80% strong blue with muzzle & sharp edge wear with scattered handling marks and some thinning. Mechanics are crisp, bright shiny bore. Grips are sound with light diamond point wear. A very rare and unusual Colt type pistol almost never seen for sale, especially with any condition. TDW 5,500 - 7,000 296

www.MorphyAuctions.com | October 22, 2019

1501 - (C) RARE BLUE COLT MODEL 1911AI US ARMY SEMI AUTOMATIC PISTOL INSPECTED BY CHARLES REED. Manufacturer: Colt Model: M1911A1 Serial No. 722597 Caliber/Bore: .45 ACP Barrel Length: 5” FFL Status: Curio & Relic

Pre-war 1941 Colt inspected by Charles Reed who worked from 1938-40 only. The finish is brushed blue by Colt, one of the last blue examples and assembled in early 1941 as Reed inspected this gun in 1940. The right side of frame has “UNITED STATES PROPERTY” and “M1911A1 US ARMY”. The left side of frame has the CSR stamp for Charles Reed along with proof P which is also stamped on top of frame. Parts include checkered wide spur hammer, checkered short trigger, fully checkered walnut grips, checkered arched mainspring housing with loop, type II rear sight with beveled edge U notch. Slide stop and safety are checkered. CONDITION: Blue finish still remains at 99% with just light handling marks and drag line. Fine bore and crisp action. Any Reed inspected Colt is highly desirable as they all predate Pearl Harbor and this example is a prime condition example. A blue pre-War Reed inspected Colt is one of the hardest to locate of all World War II era Model 1911’s and it would be hard to find a nicer near mint example. DB 6,500 - 9,500 1502 - (C) DWM 1902 LUGER CARBINE SEMI-AUTOMATIC PISTOL. Manufacturer: DWM Model: 1902 Carbine Serial No. 22454 Caliber/Bore: 7.65mm Parabellum Barrel Length: 11 - 3/4” FFL Status: Curio & Relic

Produced to be sold commercially in Germany and abroad. Features include round barrel with integral ramp front sight and four position rear carbine sight. Long frame with stock lug and frame extension for the fore stock. Early features include dished toggles with toggle lock and flat main spring. Walnut forestock, butt stock and grips. Checkered panel on forestock with a sling loop. Sharp checkered grips showing just a bit of wear. Original rear stock has the last three numbers of the serial number. Checkered panel at the wrist and a sling loop. Horn butt plate. All matching numbered gun and numbered in the commercial style. Safety is in the white in the lower position. Good bore showing just a bit of wear on the lands and grooves. Correct eight round un-numbered wood bottom commercial magazine. Magazine bottom is cracked and has an extra pin in it. CONDITION: The gun has been professionally restored by Gail Morgan. Gun retains approximately 95% of the non-original rust blue finish. Straw small parts. Sharp checkering on both stocks and the grips. No cracks or chips. The 1902 carbine is an iconic gun and would be a great addition to any Luger collection. RW 7,000 - 10,000

1503 - (C) RARE WALTHER FACTORY CUT-AWAY P.38 WORLD WAR II GERMAN PISTOL. Manufacturer: Walther Model: P.38 Serial No. 3a Caliber/Bore: 9mm Barrel Length: 5” FFL Status: Curio & Relic This rare and unusual pistol is completely unmarked with the exception of “3A” stamped into the left side of the frame by the importer and Eagle/359 inspected on the locking block. Factory cuts made in the right side of the pistol through the frame, slide, barrel, grips, and magazine.

The left side of the pistol appears standard. All parts have been made this way, unmarked, and are not recycled parts which have had their markings removed. Magazine is marked “P.38v” and is properly Eagle/359 inspected. PROVENANCE: Collection of Dr. Geoffrey Sturgess, Morphy/ Julia’s Extraordinary Sale October 2013. CONDITION: Retains 95% finish overall. Grips are fine with light handling marks. Bore is fine with strong rifling. Fine mechanical function. GR 10,000 - 15,000

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1504 - (C) EXTREMELY RARE FACTORY COLLECTION SAVAGE 1907 U.S. ARMY TRIALS ISSUED .45 CALIBER PISTOL WITH DOCUMENTATION. Manufacturer: Savage Model: 1907 Serial No. 11 Caliber/Bore: .45 ACP Barrel Length: 5 - 1/4” FFL Status: Curio & Relic This is a very rare, documented Savage model 1907 .45 Amy test pistol. According to the Edward Meadows book “U.S. MILITARY AUTOMATIC PISTOLS”, this particular gun by serial number, was issued to Troop I, 3rd Cavalry Regiment stationed at Fort Wingate, New Mexico. This information can be found on page 261. While the serial number block allocated by Savage suggest as many as 288 of these pistols made, Savage has stated that only 200 were actually produced. These guns, out of a total of 8 different firearms submitted during the “1911 Trials” were the only viable competitor to the Colt 1911 with the Colt design eventually winning out. Located on the front lip of the frame is the factory applied marking of “R2” which denotes that it was retained by the Savage factory after being returned from the US Army for their archives.

Simply marked on the top of the slide “CAL. 45”. “SAFE” & “FIRE” markings on the left side of the frame. This gun was purchased in 1977 at auction when the Savage Arms Company sold off its collection. Purchased directly by a well known dealer who was located only a 15 minute drive in a neighboring town to Utica, NY where the factory was located. Accompanying this gun is a handwritten list of the guns, by serial number, that were purchased directly from that auction. There is another receipt, dated 2007, showing the sale of this gun from that dealer to the consignor. There is also other accompanying paperwork. All numbers, including the magazine are matching with the exception of the left grip which is numbered “38” and the right grip which is unnumbered. CONDITION: Retains 90% of a thin factory refinish. Markings are clear. Wood grips are good with good checkering. Bore is fine with strong rifling. Good mechanical function, although the slide release spring is missing as is common on these. GR 20,000 - 25,000

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1505 - (C) DUTCH M-11 LUGER SEMI-AUTOMATIC PISTOL WITH HOLSTER AND MAG POUCH. Manufacturer: DWM Model: M11 Serial No. 11911 Caliber/Bore: 9mm Luger Barrel Length: 4” FFL Status: Curio & Relic Features include round barrel with dovetailed inverted V front sight, and V notch rear sight on rear link. Thumb safety marked “RUST” with an arrow pointing upwards, extractor marked “GELADEN” on both sides, and front toggle link marked “DWM” in script. Wood checkered grips that have the full serial number on them with a wide grip safety. This is an all matching numbers gun. Manufactured by DWM and delivered in September of 1928 to the Dutch East Indies Army. Brass plaque on left side of the frame is unit marked “K-VL 48” “GARISON COMPANY, RIAU”. “KOL” proof on right side of receiver and correct crown “N” proofs on the left side of receiver, breach block and underside of barrel.

CONDITION: Gun is in superb original condition, retaining approximately 97% of the original rust blue finish and 95% of the straw color small parts. Bright and shiny bore with sharp lands and grooves. Grips have sharp checkering with no chips or cracks. It comes with a rare and mint M11 russet brown leather holster with the short belt loop. All stitching is tight and serviceable. Marked on the top flap “CW N 7 36 A L”. Also included in the holster is an Indies Army brass cleaning rod with oiler. Also present is the ultra rare Indies Army double magazine pouch to match the M11 holster. Pouch has the original snaps and is marked “CW N 4 38” on the top flap. All three of the magazines are spring base retaining catch with reinforcing pins added, also comes with correct pin punch and loading tool. A very rare and desirable Luger with all the correct accessories. RW 10,000 - 12,000

1506 - (C) RARE WEBLEY & SCOTT MARK I NO. 2 1915 SEMI-AUTOMATIC PISTOL SHOULDER STOCK MODEL. Manufacturer: Webley & Scott Model: Mk I No. 2 1915 Serial No. 6557 Caliber/Bore: .455 Webley Barrel Length: 4 - 3/4” FFL Status: Curio & Relic

Machined on left grip panel to accept a removable stock and fitted with the newly invented rotary rear sight and chambered for the .455 cartridge. This variation was approved on April 26, 1915 after receiving an order for 300 such examples with 150 stocks placed on April 24, 1915. Many of these military model pistols were ordered for the Royal Horse Artillery for use in the recently engaged Great War which England had entered in 1914. This example has Webley Scott stamp with 1915 date on left side of frame. The bolt has numerous British proof stamps, as is both sides of frame. The finish is a brushed dull blue and grips are made of black composition and there is a lanyard ring in butt. There is quite a bit of history written on this rare gun in the book entitled “Webley & Scott Automatic Pistols” by Gordon Bruce. CONDITION: Gun retains some blue that is mixing with soft patina. All legends are sharp. The grips are excellent. Gun has a mirror bore. Total production of this model was very low and given that it came out in time to see use during the entire First World War, surviving examples are virtually non-existent. A very hard to find British World War I era large caliber semi-automatic pistol. DB 5,000 - 8,000

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1507 - (C) BOXED PRE-WAR COLT MODEL 1911-A1 .38 SUPER SEMI AUTOMATIC PISTOL (1934).

Manufacturer: Colt Model: M1911A1 Serial No. 16199 Caliber/Bore: .38 Super Barrel Length: 5” FFL Status: Curio & Relic

This beautiful pre-War .38 Super was made in 1934 and is a standard blue example in all respects. Features include wide checkered wide spur hammer, checkered slide stop and safety, full checkered walnut grips, checkered arched mainspring housing, short checkered trigger with type III rear sight that has beveled edge and square notch. CONDITION: As to finish, there is only a light drag line and a faint hint of muzzle wear.

A solid 99% factory all original pre-war Colt .38 Super that would be hard to improve on. The proper pre-war box is not numbered but is still in superb condition with just high edge wear and complete with no broken corners or aprons. The original instructions are included along with shooting instructions and scarce .38 Super booklet, in color, with bobcat on cover. The gun comes with one original two tone tempered pre-war stamped magazine and one modern extra. One of the best out there. DB 5,000 - 7,000

1508 - (C) RARE WORLD WAR I DWM 1906 UNALTERED FIRST ISSUE NAVY LUGER. Manufacturer: DWM Model: 1906 Navy Serial No. 8638 Caliber/Bore: 9mm Luger Barrel Length: 6” FFL Status: Curio & Relic Original configuration first issue Navy contract Luger with the safety marking below the lever on the left side at the rear of the frame. Most of these were later converted into the second issue configuration with the safety markings being modified as well as the safety lever operation.

Crown/M inspectors marks on the gun, as well as on the bottom of the original and early but mismatched wood bottom magazine with concentric rings. All numbers are matching with the exception of the grip safety and magazine as noted. CONDITION: Retains 80% original thinning blue overall, area of pitting on the left side of the muzzle as well as a few much smaller areas of pinprick pitting. All markings are clear. Grips are worn smooth with distinct checkering. Bore is very good with strong rifling. Bolt hold-open does not engage. Otherwise good mechanical function.

GR 5,000 - 7,000

1509 - (C) HIGH CONDITION RUSSIAN SHIPPED COLT 1911 A1 US ARMY SEMI AUTOMATIC PISTOL. (1943) Manufacturer: COLT Model: 1911 A1 Serial No. 912419 Caliber/Bore: .45ACP Barrel Length: 5” FFL Status: Curio & Relic

This high condition mid-war Colt features a checkered arched mainspring housing, checkered wide spur hammer, black parkerized finish, Keyes type brown plastic grips, short checkered trigger, and a type III rear sight with beveled edges and square notch. The top of slide is stamped with P. Left side of frame is stamped with GHD stamp for Guy Dewey with P. Right side of frame has “US Property” and “M1911A1 US ARMY” stamp along with Ordnance Wheel. The all blued barrel is stamped Colt .45 Auto. Notably, the bottom of the barrel is stamped Hege along with GN and a German post war proof stamp.This is well covered in Charles Clawsons 2nd edition book of Commercial series 1911 pistols on page 137.

This page also explains that 4000 of these pistols were found in the Ukraine in recent years and commercially sold through Germany The left side of frame is also stamped Hege with same proof stamp along with KF and another different proof mark. The German proof mark is also stamped on right side rear of frame. This stamp indicates that this Colt 1911 A1 was sent to Russia noted by the marking and German proof as they were bought and sold via Frankonia in Germany. This is the first such marked example we have examined. The proof mark is post-War indicating this mid-War gun was shipped to Russian via Germany after the war was over. CONDITION: Just some light handling marks but a solid 99% arsenal finish with a fine bore and crisp action. Comes with near full military style box of 1942 dated .45 ACP ammo and an extra blued and unmarked magazine. DB 3,000 - 5,000 300

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1510 - (C) FINE WORLD WAR I DWM 1906 FIRST ISSUE NAVY LUGER, WITH ALTERED SAFETY MARKING. Manufacturer: DWM Model: 1906 Navy Serial No. 5309A Caliber/Bore: 9mm Luger Barrel Length: 6” FFL Status: Curio & Relic

This is a first issue Navy contract Luger, safety marking originally below the lever on the left side of the frame at the rear. The marking was arsenal removed and re-stamped above the lever. Crown/M inspectors marks. All matching numbers with the exception of the wood bottomed magazine. Marked “VA/7” on the backstrap between the bottom of the grip safety and stock lug. “GERMANY” export mark on the right side of the frame. CONDITION: Retains 90% finish overall. A good amount of straw color remains. Some wear on high points and minor pitting on backstrap. All markings are clear. Grips are excellent with sharp checkering. Bore is fine with sharp rifling. Fine mechanical function. GR 4,000 - 5,000

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1511 - (C) MAUSER G DATE NAVY MARKED SEMI AUTOMATIC PISTOL. Manufacturer: Mauser Model: Navy Serial No. 3710d Caliber/Bore: 9mm Barrel Length: 4” FFL Status: Curio & Relic

Features include round barrel, thumb safety marked “GESICHERT” in the upper position, extractor marked “GELADEN”, front toggle link marked “S/42” and “G” over the chamber. Two piece wood checkered grips. Detachable box magazine. CONDITION: Gun retains approximately 60% of the original factory applied blue finish with the rest of the gun turning to an even patina. Straw small parts are 80%. Gun is an all matching numbers gun including one magazine. Grips are not numbered and are probably replacements. Front grip strap is marked “EAGLE (OVER) M - N - 1107” One magazine also has this unit mark on it. Comes in a nice “KARL BOCKER 1939 WALDBROL” holster. WaA727 Waffenampt. It also has a EAGLE over M Navy mark between the belt loops. This mark has no wear to it. Also comes with a unmarked loading tool and an extra magazine marked N 2275 3376n. RW 2,500 - 5,000

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1512 - (M) RARE CASED MBA ASSOCIATES GYROJET MK I PISTOL. Manufacturer: MBA Associates Model: Gyrojet Mk I Serial No. B255 Caliber/Bore: 13mm Gyrojet Barrel Length: 6 - 1/2” FFL Status: Modern

Robert Mainhardt and Art Biehl joined forces to form MBAssociates, or MBA, in order to develop Biehl’s armor-piercing rocket rounds. Originally developed in a .51 caliber, the cartridges were self-contained self-propelled rockets with calibers ranging from .49 and 6mm to 20mm. Of an entire family of firearms, including machine guns and special purpose weapons, only the pistol and carbine were actually completed. The carbines and an assault rifle variant with a removable grip-inserted magazine were tested by the US Army, where they proved to have problems with reliability. About 1,000 of the “Rocketeer” model pistols were produced; a few saw service in the Vietnam War, and were featured in the James Bond book and movie You Only Live Twice, the Matt Helm film Murderers’ Row, as well as one of The Man from U.N.C.L.E. novels. After the military passed on the pistols, the majority were sold to the civilian market in the mid 1960’s. These were Mark I Gyrojets, which launched a .51 caliber rocket, and ammunition was costly to produce and buy. In 1968, the advent of the National Firearms Act and the designation of the pistols as Destructive Desvices necessecitated the revelopment of the pistol into the Mark II, which fired a .49 caliber rocket. This is a scarce nickel version with faux black pearlite grips that comes in a walnut display case with plaque on inside lid. There is a walnut dinner display of 10 rounds of ammunition with bronze coin honoring Robert Hutchings Goddard 1882-1945. Goddard was an American engineer, professor, physicist, and inventor who is credited with creating and building the world’s first liquid-fueled rocket, which he launced in March of 1926. CONDITION: Aside from a few handling marks and some light frosting of nickel finish, retains a solid 98%. Along with the ten rounds displayed within the case, there is a partial box of 16 additional rounds. One of the best examples of this rare space age weapon extant. DB 2,500 - 5,000

1513 - (C) HIGH CONDITION US COLT MODEL 1911 SEMI AUTOMATIC PISTOL (1918).

Manufacturer: Colt Model: M1911 Serial No. 334978 Caliber/Bore: .45 ACP Barrel Length: 5” FFL Status: Curio & Relic

This beauty is a standard Colt US Army Model made in 1918. Standard features include checkered wide spur hammer, long smooth trigger, flat mainspring housing, diamond checkered walnut grips, checkered slide stop and safety, type II rear sight with beveled edges and U notch. The left side of frame has eagle head proof with “UNITED STATES PROPERTY”. Right side of slide stamped “MODEL OF 1911 US ARMY”. The blue barrel has the exposed HP stamp. The magazine has pinned base, two tone temper line. Finish is rich brushed blue. CONDITION: There is a hint of high edge muzzle wear and light take down line. Retains 99% original factory blue finish with near mint bore. Right grip panel has a few dents. About as nice a 1918 as you will find and overall near mint. DB 4,000 - 5,000

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1514 - (C) COLT MODEL 1911 SEMI-AUTOMATIC PISTOL. Manufacturer: Colt Model: 1911 Serial No. 220205 Caliber/Bore: .45 ACP Barrel Length: 5” FFL Status: Curio & Relic

Blued barrel is stamped “PH” perpendicular to bore, sans ‘HP’ sans serifs, which is proper for the serial number of this gun. Slide has the 1913 patent date with standing pony at rear. Right side simply states “MODEL OF 1911 US ARMY”. Inspector stamp on left side “GHS” for Gilbert Stewart, who inspected from 1915-1918. All other parts are correct for this year of production to include long smooth trigger, diamond checkered walnut grips, checkered slide stop and safety, checkered wide spur hammer, correct two tone magazine with no stamp on bottom, pinned base. CONDITION: Slide retains approximately 90% of the original factory military blue with some age freckling and minor surface rubs.

Flat mainspring housing and front grip strap are grey patina. Balance of frame retains approximately 85% original arsenal blue. Has razor sharp legends. Near mint bore. Grips are excellent to excellent plus with sharp checkering. Overall a good 85% all original, all correct parts, shipped January 3, 1918 to U.S. Quartermaster according to Goddard’s Book of the 1911 Pistol. DB 3,000 - 4,000

1515 - (C) COLT M1911-A1/ACE SEMI AUTOMATIC .22 PISTOL (1931).

Manufacturer: Colt Model: M1911A1/Ace Serial No. 3274 Caliber/Bore: .22LR Barrel Length: 5” FFL Status: Curio & Relic

Offered is a standard first year production Colt Ace pistol. Standard features include short checkered trigger, checkered arched mainspring housing with no loop, checkered wide spur trigger, Colt adjustable rear sight, fully checkered walnut grips, polished Colt .22 barrel, and a Colt Ace stamped two tone tempered magazine. CONDITION: This is a clean example that has been used but well cared for. Overall, this pistol retains about 70% original factory high polish blue finish that blends evenly with a soft patina throughout. The rifling is sharp as is the action and all legends are bold. A nice clean first year gun that you won’t feel guilty about shooting. DB 3,000 - 4,000

1516 - (C) DWM 1906 COMMERCIAL NAVY SEMI-AUTOMATIC PISTOL WITH HOLSTER AND STOCK. Manufacturer: D.W.M. Model: 1906 Navy Commercial Serial No. 36455 Caliber/Bore: 9mm Luger Barrel Length: 6” FFL Status: Curio & Relic

1906 Commercial Navy Luger. Features include short frame, round barrel with dovetailed inverted V front sight, two position adjustable 100-200 meter rear sight on rear toggle link, wide grip safety, checkered walnut grips, and a “CAL9M/M” eight round detachable box magazine. The gun is an all matching numbers gun. It comes with a non-matching stock and contemporary holster. Stock is number 36726. “DWM” in scroll on the forward toggle link. The extractor is marked “Geladen” on the left side. “BUG” proofed on underside of barrel and “BU” proofs on left side of toggle and frame. CONDITION: Good bore showing sharp lands and grooves. Walnut grips are minty with sharp checkering showing just a bit of wear. Gun retains approximately 97% of the reapplied rust blue finish and 80% of the reapplied straw color on the small parts. Gun shows some handling marks and edge wear. The tin magazine has a Navy bottom with concentric rings and is in mint condition. Contemporary holster, cleaning rod and takedown tool all are in mint condition. RW 3,000 - 4,000

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1517 - (C) WALTHER CODE 480 P38 SEMI AUTOMATIC PISTOL. Manufacturer: Walther Model: P38 Serial No. 2252 Caliber/Bore: 9mm Barrel Length: 5” FFL Status: Curio & Relic

Features include all matching numbers. Brown Bakelite two piece grips. Correct eagle 359 Waffenampts on right side of receiver. Inverted V dovetailed front sight and U notch rear sight. Correct eight round detachable magazine with eagle 359 Waffenampt. CONDITION: Gun retains approximately 80% of the factory applied high polish blue. Bright and shiny bore with sharp lands and grooves. Gun functions flawlessly in both double and single action. Comes in a minty black hard shell holster marked “GENSCHOW&CO.A.G. 1940 BERLIN” and an extra magazine. Only about 7,000 of these Walther 480 code guns were built, making this a hard gun to find and very collectable. RW 3,000 - 5,000

1518 - (C) 1914 ERFURT LP08 ARTILLERY LUGER WITH HOLSTER, STOCK, AND MAG POUCH. Manufacturer: Erfurt Model: LP08 Serial No. 265 Caliber/Bore: 9mm Luger Barrel Length: 8” FFL Status: Curio & Relic

Manufactured by Erfurt for the Imperial German military. Features include round barrel with dovetailed inverted V fine tune front sight, nine position adjustable fine tune rear sight at rear of barrel, thumb safety marked “Gesichert” in the upper position, extractor marked “Geladen”, front toggle link is marked with a “Crown over Erfurt”. The gun and the stock are unit marked “172.R.9.6.” which indicates that the gun was issued to the 172nd Infantry Regiment, 9th Company gun number 6. Gun comes with an original board stock with number 265 stock iron, crown “S” proof for Konigliche Gewehrfabrik Manufacturing Co. Artillery holster that is ink stamped “B-A II” and “SATTLER JANUNG HANNOVER 1916”. The shoulder straps are modern reproductions. Also comes with an original artillery cleaning rod, crown “U” takedown tool. Original double magazine pouch with two non-matching wood bottom magazines. It is an all matching numbered gun, stock and one magazine. The matching magazine and stock iron are suspect of being renumbered to match the gun. CONDITION: The gun has been professionally restored and retains 95% of the brilliant aftermarket rust blue finish and 80% of the aftermarket straw color on the small parts. Bore has sharp lands and grooves with just a bit of frosting in the grooves. Gun has just a bit of high edge and holster wear. Grips are mint with sharp checkering. All parts have the correct Erfurt proof on them. Holster stitching is tight and serviceable with no stitching loss. Holster has a “Crown RC” on the top flap. Stock and tools are in excellent condition. A very early and hard to find in any condition 1914 Erfurt Artillery Luger. RW 4,000 - 6,000

1519 - (C) JAPANESE BABY NAMBU SEMI-AUTOMATIC PISTOL WITH HOLSTER AND EXTRA MAGAZINE. Manufacturer: Japanese Model: Baby Nambu Serial No. 672 Caliber/Bore: 7mm Nambu Barrel Length: 3 - 1/4” FFL Status: Curio & Relic

These rare and popular pistols were all chambered in the small 7mm caliber and made at the same factory as the “Papa” Nambu which was made from 1909-1927. This pistol was made at the Koishikawa-Tokyo plant. (Arsenal logo stamped on frame). They featured a blade front sight, milled v notch rear, checkered walnut grip panels (each with matching serial number), factory rust blue finish with straw colored smalls and a nickel plated magazine with matching serial number along with another magazine number 3441. CONDITION: The metal shows some minor high edge wear and a hint of thinning on side of barrel from holster but still retains at least 97% original factory blue finish. The bore is like new.

Grips are also near mint. Comes with unmarked period hard shell brown leather holster. DB 4,000 - 6,000 304

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1520 - (C) 1942 KRIEGHOFF LUGER SEMI-AUTOMATIC PISTOL. Manufacturer: Krieghoff Model: P08 Luger Serial No. 11840 Caliber/Bore: 9mm Barrel Length: 4” FFL Status: Curio & Relic

Manufactured by Krieghoff for the German Luftwaffe. 1942 chamber dated Luger. Features include round barrel with dovetailed inverted V front sight, V notch rear sight on rear link, thumb safety marked “GESICHERT” in the upper position, extractor marked “GELADEN”, front toggle link marked “H/anchor/K KRIEGHOFF SUHL” and correct “(eagle) 2” Waffenamts. This is an all matching numbers gun including the magazine.

The magazine looks to have been renumbered. CONDITION: Gun retains approximately 95% of the original factory applied blue finish; straw small parts and just a bit of high edge wear. Mauser black plastic grips with sharp checkering and no chips or cracks. Bright and shiny bore with sharp lands and grooves. This gun is not listed in Gibson’s book so is a newly discovered serial number. RW 5,000 - 7,000

1521 - (C) IMPORTANT SERIAL NUMBER D1 INGLIS HIGH POWER PISTOL WITH DOCUMENTATION. Manufacturer: Inglis Model: High Power Serial No. D1 Caliber/Bore: 9mm Barrel Length: 4 - 3/4” FFL Status: Curio & Relic

Manufactured in 1945. The only known “D” series Inglis High Power to exist. Well documented and featured on page 109 of the book “INGLIS DIAMOND - THE CANADIAN HIGH POWER PISTOL” by Clive Law. This near pristine example has the early Inglis slide markings on left side of slide. “BROWNING-FN 9MM H.P. INGLIS CANADA”right side of pistol is numbered “D1” and is found on slide, barrel and frame. Black synthetic checkered grips and finished in traditional black phosphate. Drift adjustable barley corn front sight with tangent rear sight. Grip frame is NOT slotted for stock. interestingly no proof markings are found internally nor externally. According to documented history found in Law’s book this pistol was registered in 1945 to Mr. Harold Waterhouse Head of Wartime security at the Inglis factory. Accordingly this is the only known “D” series pistol ever produced by John Inglis and was possibly never intended for use outside of the factory and intended for security use. CONDITION: Exceptionally fine with most all factory finish remaining. Grips are excellent with no material loss or distress. Action operates properly and crisply. Bore is bright, shiny and has sharp lands and grooves. Proper Inglis marked magazine is equally fine. Truly a unique and well documented one of a kind pistol. TDW 6,000 - 7,500 1522 - (C) SAIPAN PROVENANCE US COLT MODEL 1911-A1 SEMI AUTOMATIC PISTOL. Manufacturer: Colt Model: M1911A1 Serial No. 1722140 Caliber/Bore: .45 ACP Barrel Length: 5” FFL Status: Curio & Relic

This gun is an all original US Colt World War II era gun with a serial number dating it to 1941. It is standard in all respects with a GHD (Guy Dewey) stamp and crossed cannons on left side with all proper World War II era Colt parts and parkerized finish with no visible slide temper line. There are no extra stamps such as import/export, etc., but does come with a letter from the Commonwealth of the Northern Mariana Islands (CNMI) stating the pistol, serial number 1722140, was sold from their inventory to private collector Aldo Burdi of West Virginia. According to documents, this gun has been in the custody of the CNMI government since the end of the Battle of Saipan in July of 1944. These guns were maintained in the armory located on the island of Saipan. They were turned in by locals and U.S. Forces after the cessation of hostilities in July of 1944. Some were used by the local police after the war but were soon replaced by more modern firearms and were put into storage on the island. A copy of this gun’s serial number and shipping records from Saipan to West Virginia are included. This gun would have been in the hands of U.S. Forces, local guerillas or the Japanese until surrendered at the battles end where it resided until recently sold. This history and all letters are included with this gun. CONDITION: Overall age freckling over original finish. The magazine is stamped S for Scovill. The bore is clean. A well-documented World War II Colt used in Saipan against the Japanese Army. According to records, this is the only Colt that was in the CNMI Armory, making it a very historical World War II Colt with complete documentation. TDW 6,500 - 9,500

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1523 - (C) CIA DEER GUN SINGLE SHOT PISTOL. Manufacturer: American Machine & Foundry Co. Model: Deer Gun Caliber/Bore: 9mm Barrel Length: 1 - 4/5” FFL Status: Curio & Relic These guns are shrouded in mystery. Produced by American Machine & Foundry company, it is a single shot 9mm pistol. Made to serve a similar purpose to the infamous “Liberator” pistols of World War II. 1,000 “Deer” guns were made in 1964, with the intent of being air dropped to South Vietnamese guerrillas during the Vietnam war. It has been said that they were never actually sent to Vietnam, and their existence has been denied by the CIA. Only a handful of these very rare guns have survived, with the majority of production having been destroyed. Completely unmarked as one would expect for a Clandestine Operations destined firearm. CONDITION: Almost relic condition with the action rusted solid. There is some corrosion to the aluminum grip. Barrel has pitting. The barrel is partially unscrewed, will unscrew all the way but won’t seat against the frame. GR 5,000 - 10,000

1524 - (C) PRISTINE 36 DATED KRIEGHOFF LUGER SEMI AUTOMATIC PISTOL. Manufacturer: Heinrich Krieghoff Model: P08 Serial No. 4627 Caliber/Bore: 9mm Luger Barrel Length: 3 - 7/8” FFL Status: Curio & Relic

Manufactured by Krieghoff for the German Luftwaffe. Rare and desirable two digit 36 chamber dated Luger. Features include round barrel with dovetailed inverted V front sight, V notch rear sight on rear link, thumb safety marked “GESICHERT” in the upper position, extractor marked “GELADEN”, front toggle link marked “H/anchor/K KRIEGHOFF SUHL” with correct “(eagle) 2” waffenampt’s. This is an all matching numbers gun including the magazine. CONDITION: Gun retains approximately 97% of the original factory applied blue finish; straw small parts and just a bit of high edge wear. Ritzmann brown checkered grips with fine sharp checkering with no chips or cracks. Bright and shiny bore with sharp lands and grooves. Correct rolled nickel magazine with fire blue pin. This gun is listed in Gibson’s book on page 73 by serial number. It comes in an excellent black military holster with white stitching. Stitching is tight and serviceable. Holster is marked “RYFFL & BORNS HANNOVER 1936” and has a WaA215 waffenampt. Also comes with an original stick eagle 655 loading tool. A very desirable and collectible Krieghoff Luger in untouched condition. RW 7,500 - 12,500

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1525 - (C) MAUSER C96 LARGE RING MILLED PANEL CARBINE Manufacturer: Mauser Model: C96 Carbine Serial No. 625 Caliber/Bore: 7.63mm Barrel Length: 16” FFL Status: Curio & Relic

Mauser made relatively few Large Ring Milled Panel Carbines. This mid-production example has a 16” barrel with a drift adjustable bead front sight and a grooved slip-in 50-500 rear sight in which the groove is continued into the securing lug. Usual chamber address with the serial number marked on the left chamber flat. Crown U marking on the left side of the barrel extension where obscured by the forend. The bolt has a long extractor and a two lug firing pin. The frame is marked with a two line address on the right side while the left side is marked with the serial number “625” to match the stock lug. The matching number is repeated under the sight, on the bolt stop, on top of the bolt, the back of the hammer, the back of the sub-frame, and the locking lever. The wood forend has a length 9 - 1/4” and the buttstock is fitted with a Mauser buttplate having the intertwined MW. Neither the forend nor the buttstock are equipped with a swing swivel. PROVENANCE: Collection of Dr. Geoffrey Sturgess. CONDITION: Extraordinarily fine 98-99% bright rust blue with only minimal sharp edge wear, slightly more prominent on floorplate. Approximately 95% original fire blue on small parts, except for arms of the stock iron that have begun to thin & tone. Comparable condition straw on trigger. Most of the original varnish remaining on the forend & buttstock that have a scattering of handling marks & superficial dings. Original buttplate without splits or chips. Bright bore with sharp rifling & mild frosting. Operates correctly. One of the nicest Large Ring Milled Panel Carbines extant. 25,000 - 35,000

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1526 - (A) A RARE AND DESIRABLE CONEHAMMER MAUSER WITH GUTTA PERCHA GRIPS AND ORIGINAL MAUSER FACTORY CASING. Manufacturer: Mauser Model: C96 Serial No. 11463 Caliber/Bore: 7.63mm Barrel Length: 5 - 1/2” FFL Status: Antique

Late production Conehammer with 5 - 1/2” barrel and pinned 50-500 rear sight. Usual chamber address with Crown/Crown/U marking on the left side of the barrel extension and antler proof on the right side. The initials “ARF”, inlaid in silver, were added to the raised panel on the left side of the frame. The full serial number is visible on the bolt stop, firing pin retainer, the back of the hammer and the frame just below the locking lever. Detailed disassembly shows all matching parts, including the sight assembly and hard rubber grips, that had the full serial number lightly scribed on each inner surface. Replacement lanyard ring. Correct Conehammer stock with refinished wood, the lid showing an extensive but high quality repair, missing the lug. Complete with Mauser factory original black leather bound presentation case, lined in tan suede, compartmentalized for the holstered pistol, six leather containers (three present, all black leather) for boxed ammunition, a covered accessory compartment, now containing the case key, and an early cleaning rod/takedown tool (Putzstock). PROVENANCE: Collection of Dr. Geoffrey Sturgess.

CONDITION: The pistol has 85-90% original blue with thinning around barrel and floorplate, a scattering of small nicks in front of magazine well, and a front and backstrap that have transitioned to a brown patina. Original fire blue on the small parts has faded to be commensurate to the overall condition of the pistol. The trigger is in the white as is correct for this variation. Original grips with diamond blunting and bruising but no chips or significant losses. Good bore with shallow rifling and moderate oxidation. Excellent mechanics. The refinished stock and the repaired lid have a scattering of light handling marks. Hinge retains 70% of its temper blue, the rest having transitioned to a pleasant patina. Near excellent and entirely original accessories, all of which are contained in an original Mauser presentation case with age appropriate scuffs and loses on the outside. A 6”x1” strip of new leather has been used to repair a defect on the edge of the lid on the left side. The suede liner, both in the lid and on the base, with expected stains and discoloration. MZ 10,000 - 15,000

1527 - (C) LOT OF TWO: A RARE AND HIGHLY DESIRABLE PAIR OF CONSECUTIVELY SERIAL NUMBERED PASADENA MANUFACTURED AUTO MAG .44 AMP MODEL 180’S WITH CASES AND ACCESSORIES. Manufacturer: (BOTH) AutoMag Model: (BOTH) 180 Serial No. (A) AO3542 (B) AO3543 Caliber/Bore: (BOTH) .44 AMP Barrel Length: (BOTH) 6 - 1/2” FFL Status: Curio & Relic

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Lot consists of (A) Standard configuration AutoMag made at the Pasadena facility. Red ramp front sight with adjustable white outline rear, matted vented rib, plastic grips, serrated front and grip straps, serrated trigger. Stainless steel finish. CONDITION: Gun is in very good condition, retaining the majority of its finish. These is extensive pinprick blemishing on right side from storage in case. Comes in correct Auto-Mag case with tools, oil packet, and associated paperwork. (B) Standard configuration AutoMag made at the Pasadena facility. Yellow ramp front sight with adjustable rear, matted and vented rib, plastic grips, serrated front and back straps and trigger. Stainless steel finish. CONDITION: Gun is in very good condition, retaining the majority of its finish. There is some pinprick cosmetic blemishing from storage in case. Comes in correct case with full box of cartridges and paperwork. EW 6,000 - 10,000

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1528 - (C) RARE COLT MODEL 1911-A1 SEMI-AUTOMATIC PISTOL SHIPPED TO ROYAL NORWEGIAN NAVY 1942.

Manufacturer: Colt Model: 1911A1 Serial No. C211354 Caliber/Bore: .45 ACP Barrel Length: 5” FFL Status: Curio & Relic

According to Colt research, this is one of a one hundred gun shipment from Colt to the Royal Norwegian Naval Service in Halifax, Canada on January 16, 1942. In June 1940, some 13 warships and 5 aircraft of the Royal Norwegian Navy, including their 500 operating personnel, followed the King and parliament to Britain. Throughout the war, some 118 ships served the Royal Norwegian Navy, of which 58 were in active service at the end of the war. By then the Royal Norwegian Navy had continuously and actively served Allied forces since the summer of 1940, and had suffered the loss of 27 ships and 650 men. Their Navy operated out of Halifax. This pistol is, for all intents and purposes, is a standard commercial Colt .45 caliber with commercial blue finish and checkered walnut grips with the addition of “No. 12” stamped on right side of frame.

There are no other military or inspection stamps. The magazine is a Norwegian example with the six holes on back. The gun has all proper pre-War type parts to include the short checkered trigger, checkered arched mainspring housing, type two rear sight with beveled edges and u notch with checkered wide spur hammer. CONDITION: Outstanding, retaining nearly all of the original Colt commercial blue with few light handling marks and hint of wear at muzzle. The slide has the matching serial number. The blued barrel with polished chamber is simply stamped “Colt .45 Auto”. This pistol comes with an original Norwegian Navy brown leather flap holster stamped “KGL NORSKE MARINE” along with a leather magazine pouch with the exact same stamp on face along with one extra standard magazine. One of the rarest of all World War II shipped Colts in phenomenal condition with rare magazine and leather. DB 5,000 - 7,500

1529 - (C) RARE HIGH POLISH 480 CODE WALTHER P38 SEMI AUTOMATIC PISTOL. Manufacturer: Walther Model: P38 Serial No. 3140 Caliber/Bore: 9mm Barrel Length: 4 - 7/8” FFL Status: Curio & Relic

Rarely seen 480 code Walther P-38 with matching numbers that is finished in the commercial quality blue. Waffenampt stamps on frame, slide, barrel, locking bolster and hammer (Eagle 359 inspection). Black plastic grips. Post war replacement magazine. CONDITION: Gun has overall high edge wear, some thinning on slide with light storage scratches. Still a solid 85% gun with fine bore and grips. Right grip has AH and date scratched at top. It is estimated that only 6800 480 code Walthers were made before they went to the AC code and rarely does one surface for sale. Grips have matching serial number on both panels. Matching serial number on locking bolster. Safety fails to drop hammer and needs attention. One of the rarest of all Walther P-38 models. DB 5,000 - 7,000 1530 - (C) PRE-WAR COLT MODEL 1911-A1 NATIONAL MATCH SEMI-AUTOMATIC PISTOL WITH ADJUSTABLE REAR SIGHT Manufacturer: Colt Model: M1911A1 Serial No. C177617 Caliber/Bore: .45 ACP Barrel Length: 5” FFL Status: Curio & Relic

Beginning in 1934, the Stevens adjustable target became available, one of which is present on this gun. This is a standard commercial model National Match target pistol made in 1934 and has all standard features for a gun made that year to include checkered wide spur hammer, checkered arched mainspring housing with loop, checkered slide stop and safety. The slide is stamped with matching serial number. It has the Stevens target rear sight. The grips are standard full checkered walnut. The barrel is blued with polished chamber that is stamped Colt 45 auto (not National match). The magazine is typical pre-War two toned tempered with marked blue base. The right side of slide is stamped National Match. CONDITION: The slide shows some high edge light wear and a couple of minor handling marks. The frame has a couple of minor handling marks including a few on front strap and no visible takedown line. Overall, this fine Colt retains at least 98% brilliant Colt original factory blue finish. Bore has sharp rifling and the action is crisp. These pre-War Match pistols equipped with the Stevens rear sight are very rare. DB 4,500 - 6,000

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1531 - (C) VL&A MARKED LATE SHALLOW-MILLED LARGE RING MAUSER C96 SEMI-AUTOMATIC PISTOL WITH STOCK Manufacturer: Mauser Model: C96 Serial No. 33907 Caliber/Bore: 7.63mm Barrel Length: 5 - 1/2” FFL Status: Curio & Relic

The left side of frame within the milled panel is stamped Von Lengerke & Detmold, New York. This model is often seen with this famous retailer stamp. The grips are the handsome gutta percha checkered style with monogram. Rear sight is graduated from 50-1000 meters. Has all visible matching numbers which includes the wooden stock. Has all proper German Imperial and Oberndorf proofs. Hammer is the highly desirable large ring variety. CONDITION: The gun retains approximately 85% original factory blue that is blending with soft patina and some minor age freckling on barrel. Grips are excellent. Extractor still has generous amounts of fire blue finish. Rifling is sharp. Nice dealer marked large ring Mauser. A period black leather flap holster that is unmarked also accompanies this pistol. DB 4,000 - 5,000

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1532 - (C) EARLY LARGE RING FLATSIDE MAUSER C96 SEMI-AUTOMATIC PISTOL WITH STOCK. Manufacturer: Mauser Model: C96 Serial No. 26402 Caliber/Bore: 7.63mm Barrel Length: 5 - 1/2” FFL Status: Curio & Relic

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This is considered a late flatside model with 50-1000 meter adjustable rear. This model dates to early 1900’s and many were imported into the US but this gun shows no signs of importation. All visible matching number including the wooden stock. Walnut stocks have proper 23 grooves. Distinctive flatside frame. Large ring hammer. Commercial factory blue finish with imperial German proofs. CONDITION: Nice gun with about 75-80% original thinning factory blue finish. Strong rifled bore with some light frosting. Stock has usual handling marks and some dark spotting but not cracked and in excellent condition. DB 4,000 - 5,000

www.MorphyAuctions.com | October 22, 2019

1533 - (C) RARE COLT MODEL 1911A1 US ARMY SEMI AUTOMATIC PISTOL INSPECTED BY ROBERT SEARS. Manufacturer: Colt Model: M1911 A1 Serial No. 749253 Caliber/Bore: .45 ACP Barrel Length: 5”

Pre-war 1941 Colt inspected by Robert Sears who worked from 1937-41 only. The finish appears to be a Colt parkerized type that with added manganese is an almost black dull finish with visible slide temper line. The right side of frame has “UNITED STATES PROPERTY” and “M1911A1 US ARMY”. The left side of frame has the RS stamp for Robert Sears along with proof P which is also stamped on top of frame. Parts include checkered wide spur hammer, checkered short trigger, Keyes type brown plastic grips, checkered arched mainspring housing with loop, type II rear sight with beveled edge U notch. Slide stop and safety are checkered. CONDITION: There is some minor muzzle wear. Finish still remains at 99% with just light handling marks and drag line on chamber.. Fine bore and crisp action. Any Sears inspected Colt is highly desirable as they all pre-date Pearl Harbor and this example is a prime condition example. DB 4,500 - 6,500 1534 - (C) 1906 REPUBLIC OF PORTUGAL NAVY LUGER WITH HOLSTER. Manufacturer: DWM Model: Portuguese Navy Serial No. 642 Caliber/Bore: 9mm Luger Barrel Length: 4” FFL Status: Curio & Relic

Manufactured by Deutsche Waffen Und Munitionsfabriken Co. Contract sale to Portugal. The Portuguese R.P. navy contract was for 300 pistols, sn 351-650. See Sturgess (red edition) p.680. Features include round barrel with dovetailed inverted V front sight, V notch rear sight on rear link, thumb safety is unmarked, front toggle link marked “DWM” in script. Wide grip safety without a stock lug. Extractor is marked “CARREGADA”.

“R.P. (above a) FOULED ANCHOR” over the chamber. CONDITION: Gun is an all matching numbers gun. Full checkered grips. The left grip looks to be a replacement. The right grip shows some wear. Eight round magazine is a nickeled tin body with an unnumbered wood bottom. Good bore showing a little frosting. Gun retains approximately 80% of the factory applied blue finish. Straw is about 5%. As rare as this gun is, it comes in an even harder to find original Portuguese Navy holster with shoulder straps and a double magazine pouch. Leather shows crazing. Stitching is tight and serviceable. It has a take down tool compartment and a cleaning rod compartment but no tools. An extremely hard gun to find and would be a great addition to any Luger collection. RW 3,500 - 4,500 1535 - (C) 1906 REPUBLIC OF PORTUGAL NAVY LUGER WITH HOLSTER. Manufacturer: DWM Model: Portuguese Navy Serial No. 646 Caliber/Bore: 9mm Luger Barrel Length: 4” FFL Status: Curio & Relic

Manufactured by Deutsche Waffen Und Munitionsfabriken Co. Contract sale to Portugal. The Portuguese R.P. navy contract was for 300 pistols, sn 351-650. See Sturgess (red edition) p.680. Features include round barrel with dovetailed inverted V front sight, V notch rear sight on rear link, thumb safety is unmarked, front toggle link marked “DWM” in script. Wide grip safety without a stock lug. Extractor is marked “CARREGADA”.

“R.P (with a) FOULED ANCHOR” over the chamber. CONDITION: Gun is an all matching numbers gun except the grip safety. It is number 28. The left grip is number 92. Full checkered grips that show a lot of wear and are almost smooth. Eight round magazine is a nickeled tin body that has been blued with a unnumbered wood bottom. Good bore showing a little frosting. Gun retains approximately 50% of the factory applied blue finish. Straw is about 5%. Remainder turning to an even brown patina. Gun shows some slight pitting under the grips and some handling marks. As rare as this gun is, it comes in an even harder to find original Portuguese Navy holster with shoulder straps. Leather shows crazing. Stitching is tight and serviceable. It has a take down tool compartment and a cleaning rod compartment but no tools. An extremely hard gun to find and would be a great addition to any Luger collection. RW 3,000 - 4,000

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1536 - (C) 1902 DWM AMERICAN EAGLE FAT BARREL SEMI-AUTOMATIC PISTOL. Manufacturer: DWM Model: 1902 Serial No. 22741 Caliber/Bore: 9mm Barrel Length: 4” FFL Status: Curio & Relic

Features include round barrel with dovetailed inverted V front sight, V notch rear sight on rear toggle link, wide grip safety and narrow trigger, dished toggle with toggle lock, walnut checkered grips, and eight round detachable box magazine. American Eagle stamped above the chamber and “DWM” in scroll on the front toggle link. CONDITION: The gun is mostly matching. Good bore showing strong lands and grooves. Walnut checkered grips are worn. Gun retains approximately 50% of the original blue finish some cold blue has been added. One leaf of the main spring is broken. The tin magazine is a commercial magazine, but is not a 9mm caliber marked magazine. Approximately 600-700 of these were made for sales in the United States. This is a hard to find variation and would be a great addition to any Luger collection. RW 3,000 - 4,000

1537 - (C) FANTASTIC US COLT MODEL 1908 SEMI AUTOMATIC OFFICERS PISTOL WITH FACTORY LETTER. Manufacturer: Colt Model: M1908 Serial No. M137455 Caliber/Bore: .380 ACP Barrel Length: 3 - 3/4” FFL Status: Curio & Relic

Factory documented as being shipped November 9 1944 to Springfield Armory in a shipment of 649 guns as blue finish Cal, 380. “US PROPERTY” stamped on right side of frame with Navy ordnance bomb stamped on left side of frame. Blue finish with checkered walnut grips.

There is an M hand stamped on frame in front of serial number as well as magazine which indicates that this gun was sent back to arsenal to have the stove pipe problem resolved. Aside from the above, this is a standard blue Model 1908 in .380 caliber. CONDITION: Excellent There is a hint of high edge wear but still retains at least 99.9% factory blue. DB 2,500 - 3,500

1538 - (C) HIGH CONDITION COMMERCIAL COLT MODEL 1911 SEMI AUTOMATIC PISTOL (1917).

Manufacturer: Colt Model: M1911 Serial No. C78446 Caliber/Bore: .45 ACP Barrel Length: 5” FFL Status: Curio & Relic

This is a standard World War I era commercial model made in 1917 and has all standard features for a gun made that year to include checkered wide spur hammer, flat mainspring housing with loop, checkered slide stop, and safety. The slide is stamped with S. It has the type II rear sight with beveled edges and U notch. The grips are standard diamond full checkered walnut. The barrel is blued with polished chamber that is stamped with P on lug. The magazine is typical pre-War two toned tempered unmarked blue base. CONDITION: The slide shows some high edge light wear and a couple of minor handling marks. The frame has a couple of minor handling marks including a few on front strap and light takedown line. Overall, this fine Colt retains at least 98% brilliant Colt original factory blue finish. Bore has sharp rifling and the action is crisp. DB 3,000 - 3,500

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www.MorphyAuctions.com | October 22, 2019

1539 - (M) BOXED COLT CUSTOM GUN SHOP MODEL 1911 SERIES 70 GOLD CUP NATIONAL MATCH SEMI-AUTOMATIC PISTOL. Manufacturer: Colt Model: 1911 Series 70 National Match Serial No. 13642N70 Caliber/Bore: .45 ACP Barrel Length: 5” FFL Status: Modern The matching Colt Custom Gun Shop box end label reads “w/special customizing”. The Colt factory letter states that this was #3 of a 600 gun mini-series and listed with Pachmayr grips, ambidextrous safety, wide grip safety, checkered mainspring housing, cross-hatched trigger guard, and beveled magazine well. It bears the standard Gold Cup stamp, adjustable sights, flat top slide, and lightweight adjustable trigger. CONDITION: Aside from a slight storage mark on trigger guard, gun remains in near new condition. It comes in the original box with liner, instruction manual, and bushing wrench. This gun was part of a 7 gun shipment to Northeast Gun & Supply Company of Needham, Massachusetts and shipped on April 21, 1982. DB 2,000 - 3,000 1540 - (M) SCARCE AS NEW BOXED COLT COMBAT COMMANDER .38 SUPER SEMI-AUTOMATIC PISTOL. Manufacturer: Colt Model: Combat Commander Serial No. 70’sC4369 Caliber/Bore: .38 Super Barrel Length: 4 - 1/2” FFL Status: Modern Made in 1971 and finished in the Colt Electroless nickel. This finish was highly susceptible to finish wear, toning and discoloration. CONDITION: This example has the original hue with the most minute of handling marks and minor take down line. The color remains true. This gun is also fairly scarce and highly desirable in .38 Super caliber. The grips are the textured smooth walnut with silver Colt medallions. Grips screws are slightly fouled. The two piece box matches the gun and comes with original instructions and numbered warranty card with green booklet. A near new condition original gun that is hard to find with this original finish intact without major blemishes. It would be nearly impossible to find a better Electroless nickel .38 Super than this example. DB 2,000 - 3,000 1541 - (M) SCARCE BOXED COLT COMBAT COMMANDER 9MM SEMI-AUTOMATIC PISTOL. Manufacturer: Colt Model: Combat Commander Serial No. 70’sC9391 Caliber/Bore: 9mm Barrel Length: 4 - 1/2” FFL Status: Modern Made in 1972 and finished in the Colt Electroless nickel. This finish was highly susceptible to finish wear, toning and discoloration. CONDITION: This example has a golden hue with just some surface marks from handling with a take down line. The color remains true. This gun is also fairly scarce in the 9mm caliber. The grips are the textured smooth walnut with silver Colt medallions. The two piece box is period but numbered to another gun. A fine condition original gun that is hard to find with this original finish intact without major blemishes. DB 1,500 - 2,500 1542 - (C) 1920 SWISS COMMERCIAL LUGER SEMI-AUTOMATIC PISTOL. Manufacturer: DWM Model: 1920 Swiss Serial No. 2343i Caliber/Bore: .30 Luger Barrel Length: 3 - 5/8” FFL Status: Curio & Relic 1920 commercial Swiss Cross in Sunburst. Features include long frame, round barrel with dovetailed inverted V front sight, V notch rear sight on rear toggle link. Wide grip safety. Walnut checkered grips. Eight round detachable box magazine.

Manufactured by DWM for commercial sales in Switzerland. Marked in the commercial style and in the I suffix range.

Crown N proofs on the barrel, front toggle link and the left side of receiver. Ejector is marked GELADEN. Safety in the upper position. Cross in starburst above chamber and “DWM” in scroll on front toggle link. CONDITION: Gun is a mostly matching numbers gun. The hold open device and the grips are mismatched. Gun retains 96% of the rust blue finish and 92% straw on the small parts. It has had some restoration work done to it. The grips have crisp checkering and no chips or cracks. Correct nickel magazine with unnumbered wood bottom. RW 2,000 - 3,000

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1543 - (C) 1917 DATED DWM LP08 ARTILLERY LUGER SEMI-AUTOMATIC PISTOL. Manufacturer: DWM Model: LP08 Serial No. 1998k Caliber/Bore: 9mm Luger Barrel Length: 8” FFL Status: Curio & Relic

Features include round barrel with dovetailed inverted V front sight, nine position adjustable rear sight on rear of barrel, thumb safety marked “GESICHERT” in the upper position, extractor marked “GELADEN”, front toggle link marked “DWM”, and 1917 over the chamber. CONDITION: Gun retains 95% of the original factory applied blue finish and 75% of the factory straw on the small parts. It is an all matching numbers gun except the magazine. The magazine is the correct type of magazine and is numbered 5950c. It is missing the hold open device. Bright and shiny bore with sharp lands and grooves. Original wood checkered grips are mint with no chips or cracks and sharp checkering. Comes in a minty “GOTTLOB EPPLEZUFFENHAUSEN 1916” holster with a “X.B.A.G. 1916” ink stamp. also comes with an original unmarked loading tool. A very desirable and high condition Artillery Luger. RW 2,500 - 3,000

1544 - (M) A RARE RPB INDUSTRIES SAP M10 OPEN BOLT SEMI-AUTOMATIC 9MM PISTOL WITH BOX AND ACCESSORIES. Manufacturer: RPB Industries Model: M10 Serial No. 82-0001404 Caliber/Bore: 9mm Para Barrel Length: 5 - 3/4” FFL Status: Modern RPB Industries produced a limited number of these semi-automatic M10’s while at their Atlanta, Georgia location. This pistol fires from an open bolt, similar to the fully automatic M10 submachine gun. Very few of these pistols were produced before ATF halted their production. Standard sights. Accompanied by a ventilated and threaded barrel extension, a threaded faux suppressor, styrofoam shipping carton, unnumbered, cleaning rod, and five additional magazines in an October 16th, 1972 dated shipping contained with appropriate stamp on end designating contents. CONDITION: Very good, with some markings from handling and operation. Somewhat more silvering to safety then rest of gun.

Magazines are fine with some minor handling marks. Bore is very good, bright and shiny with sharp rifling and just a touch of frosting. Bolt face is fine. Mechanics are crisp. Barrel extensions are fine with handling marks, faux suppressor has a touch of silver at high edges. Cardboard shipping box is fine, complete, styrofoam container very good, complete, with some age staining on interior. EW 2,500 - 3,000

1545 - (C) BOXED US COLT MODEL 1911 US ARMY ANNISTON ARSENAL SEMI AUTOMATIC PISTOL. Manufacturer: Colt Model: 1911 Serial No. 584529 Caliber/Bore: .45 ACP Barrel Length: 5” FFL Status: Curio & Relic

This pistol is in the original Anniston Arsenal box dated Oct 11, 1965 with matching serial number to gun as shipped to Alabama. It is a Colt made in 1919. The left side of the frame has the AA stamp along with Springfield Eagle. Slide is stamped “MODEL of 1911 US ARMY”. Pistol has original World War I era parts such as checkered wide spur hammer, checkered slide stop and safety, flat mainspring housing with loop, long smooth trigger with type II rear sight that has beveled edge with U notch. Barrel is newer blued replacement and the grips are Keyes style brown plastic. Magazine has a bit of rust. Finish is the black Du-Lite style. CONDITION: Aside from light handling marks, gun is nearly 100% as arsenal finished. DB 2,000 - 2,500 314

www.MorphyAuctions.com | October 22, 2019

1546 - (C) 1923 SAFE AND LOADED LUGER SEMI-AUTOMATIC PISTOL. Manufacturer: DWM Model: 1923 Serial No. 89784 Caliber/Bore: .30 Luger Barrel Length: 3 - 7/8” FFL Status: Curio & Relic

Manufactured by Deutsche Waffen Und Munitionsfabriken Co. for sale in the United States. This is known as the 1923 Safe and Loaded. Features include round barrel with dovetailed inverted V front sight, V notch rear sight on rear link, thumb safety marked “Safe” in the upper position, extractor marked “Loaded”, front toggle link marked “DWM” in script. Crown N commercial proofs on left receiver, barrel and left side of center toggle link. CONDITION: Gun retains approximately 95% of the original factory applied rust blue finish with strawed small parts. Mirror bore with sharp lands and grooves. Unnumbered checkered walnut grips have crisp checkering. Correct unnumbered wood bottom nickel magazine.

Germany export stamp on front of frame under the serial number. A hard gun to find in any condition. RW 1,750 - 2,250

1547 - (C) BASEL POLICE LUGER SEMI-AUTOMATIC PISTOL. Manufacturer: DWM Model: P08 Serial No. 75384 Caliber/Bore: 9mm Luger Barrel Length: 3 - 7/8” FFL Status: Curio & Relic

Manufactured by Deutsche Waffen und Munitionsfabriken Co. Features include round barrel with dovetailed inverted V front sight, V notch rear sight on rear link, thumb safety marked “GESICHERT” in the upper position, extractor marked “GELADEN”, front toggle link marked “DWM” in script. On page 255 of Jan Stills book “Weimar Lugers”, it explains that these commercial guns with the lazy C/N proofs were procured by the police of Canton Basel-Stadt, Switzerland in 1921. CONDITION: Gun retains 89% of the original factory blue finish and 85% of the original straw on the small parts. Bright and shiny bore with sharp lands and grooves. Unnumbered wood checkered grips. The checkering is sharp with just a few minor handling marks. No chips or cracks. Correct tin nickeled magazine with unnumbered wood bottom. Comes in the original Swiss holster With shoulder straps. The belt loop on the holster has come loose. Import marked on the rear of the receiver “SIMPSON LTD GBURG,IL. M-P08 9X19 GERMANY” A hard to find Swiss Police Luger. RW 1,250 - 2,250

1548 - (C) 1920 COMMERCIAL LUGER SEMI-AUTOMATIC PISTOL ENDORSED BY JAN STILL AS AN AUTHENTIC “DEATH’S HEAD” LUGER. Manufacturer: DWM Model: 1920 Commercial Serial No. 9480 Caliber/Bore: 9mm Para Barrel Length: 3 - 7/8” FFL Status: Curio & Relic

According to consignor, this pistol has been examined by Jan Still and in his opinion it is an authentic “Death’s Head” Luger. Death’s head marking is over chamber, otherwise this is a 1920 Commercial Luger with standard features including extractor marked “GELADEN”, front toggle link marked “DWM”, correct crown “N” proof mark on left side of receiver, top of breech block and the bottom of the barrel. CONDITION: Gun is a mismatched numbers gun, that has had cold blue applied to it. Bore is fair to good showing frosting and light pitting. Tin magazine will not work and is missing the load follower button. Checkered modern reproduction wood grips. Consignor of this piece is an advanced “Unit Marked” Luger collector and availed themselves of this piece over 25 years ago. Death’s Head Luger pistols are very elusive and close examination of the marking and consideration of other factors surrounding the piece are important considerations and are provided here. JWK 2,000 - 3,000

www.MorphyAuctions.com | October 22, 2019

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1549 - (M) DUMOULIN “PIONNIER” SIDEPLATED BOXLOCK EJECTOR DANGEROUS GAME (.470 NITRO) DOUBLE RIFLE WITH RELIEF SCROLL AND BULINO GAME SCENES BY GROJEAN, INCLUDING CASE AND ACCESSORIES. Manufacturer: Dumoulin Drop at Heel: approx 2 - 5/8” Model: SXS Pionnier Drop at rear of Monte Carlo: approx 2 - 3/16” Serial No. 11581 Caliber/Bore: .470 Nitro Express Length of Pull: 15 - 3/4” cast about 1/2” off Barrel Length: 27” FFL Status: Modern Weight: 10 lbs 15 oz.

Drop at Comb: approx 1 - 5/8” (Post 2000) 27” shoe lump barrels are fitted with matted quarter rib holding one standing, one folding leaf express rear sight, and front ramp with large white flip-over night bead hiding smaller gold bead.

Tops of barrels are gold inlaid “MOD. PIONNIER CAL. 470. N.E.” and “ERNEST DUMOULIN VOTTEM HERSTAL BELGIUM”. Bottoms of barrels are stamped with post 2000 Belgian nitro proofs at 2700 BAR. A sling eye is soldered to bottom rib. Coin finished sideplated boxlock action with top tang extending over comb in H&H fashion, features non-automatic safety (SAFE inlaid in gold), hidden cross bolt third fastener, bushed strikers, reinforcing bolsters, and double triggers (front articulated). Action is engraved with near full coverage boldly and cleanly cut and shaded large semi relief open scrolling acanthus. On bottom of action this well done scroll surrounds Bulino scene of face on charging bull elephant ears out, trunk down, and with dust billowing from around his feet. Other scenes of the “big five” are on sideplates; a pair of male lion on left lockplate, and two large cape buffalo in tall grass on right. Engravers signature “V. Grojean” is on trigger plate.

More scroll is on trigger guard bow. Serial number is on tang which extends to engraved steel trap grip cap with spare front sight in trap. Dark somewhat marbled and figured European walnut capped pistol grip buttstock measures 15 - 3/4” over black Decelerator pad. Stock with low Monte Carlo comb features large right hand shadow line cheekpiece, fluted drop points, point pattern checkering at grip, and a sling eye along with a gold oval engraved “C L R” on toe line. Matching slim beavertail ejector forend with engine turned iron has Anson release. Rifle comes with high quality oak and brown leather case with plated steel corners. A rectangle on top is embossed in script “Christopher Lee Rudd”. Case also has leather trimmed green canvas protective outer cover with zipper closure. Interior is lined in burgundy felt, and a burgundy leather gold embossed Dumoulin label is in lid. Bottom partitions are oak topped and case contains three rosewood handled turnscrews, round oil bottle, along with cleaning equipment. Weight: 10 lbs. 15 oz. CONDITION: Excellent showing light use, perhaps fired enough for one safari, and with a few associated light marks and scratches, mostly on buttstock. Bores are excellent. Action is tight. Mechanically excellent. Case is excellent, as protected by its outer cover. Interior has some rubs and marks. A well balanced big game rifle built for a tall man. Prices for this model in 2012 started at 30,000 euros with an extra 4,000 euros for sideplates and large caliber, all before extras for engraving. MGM65. 25,000 - 30,000

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1550 - (M) JAMES PURDEY SIDELOCK EJECTOR DANGEROUS GAME (.470 NE) DOUBLE RIFLE WITH SUPERB RELIEF ENGRAVING AND FINE BULINO GAME SCENES

BY STEPHEN KELLEY WITH SCHMIDT & BENDER SCOPE, CASE, AND ACCESSORIES. Manufacturer: Purdey Drop at Comb: approx 1 - 5/8” Model: SXS Double Rifle Drop at Heel: approx 2 - 1/8” Serial No. 28977 Length of Pull: 14 - 5/8” cast off Caliber/Bore: .470 Nitro Express about 1/2”.

Barrel Length: 24” Weight: 10 lbs 5 oz.

FFL Status: Modern (1992) James Purdey was well known for his express rifles during the percussion era, and in fact coined the term. In the breech loading era the company concentrated mostly on shotguns, and has produced fewer than 500 hammerless double rifles of all grades and calibers since 1880.

Most rifles made in non-proprietary calibers have been made in the last 50 years and number fewer than 80. Because of this low production, rifles were “special” and given extra time by the best workers. This fine rifle in perhaps the best “all around” African caliber, has 24” chopper lump barrels fitted with deeply stippled quarter rib holding one standing, one folding leaf express rear sight, and claw scope bases. Mid rib is gold inlaid “.470” and front ramp stippled to match quarter rib has unique split-open sight protector covering gold bead with flip-up bronze large bead. Tops of barrels are gold inlaid “J. Purdey & Sons” and “London. England.” in English script. Barrel flats are stamped with 1992 London proofs for .470. Bottoms of barrels are stamped with serial numbers and tube numbers “65895” and “65896” are on loop. A sling loop is soldered to bottom rib. Coin finished Beesley patent self-opening sidelock action with top tang extending over comb, features non-automatic safety (SAFE inlaid in gold), pivoting safety bolt (BOLTED in gold), gold plated internals, sliding third fastener engaging 3/8” wide rib extension, traditional Purdey style side bolsters, side clips, bushed strikers, gold line tumbler end cocking indicators, and double triggers. Action is engraved with near full coverage very finely cut and nicely shaded open flowing English ivy (?) acanthus. Leaves on fences and reinforcing bolsters are in well shaded and sculpted deep relief. On bottom of action ivy surrounds Bulino scene of charging bull elephant, ears out, trunk down, definitely coming for you! Lockplates depict other scenes of members of the “big five”, with dramatic rendering of a group of three lioness protecting a cub from a belligerent male on left. Lions are in open savanna with trees and nicely detailed mountains and clouds in background. Right lockplate portrays a pair of cape buffalo, one, with that “money owed” stare, looking right at you. Buffalo are in waterhole with open plains in background.

“J. Purdey & Sons” is in gold on scroll on each lockplate. Engravers signature “S. J. Kelley” is on trigger plate. Single beaded trigger guard with more ivy on bow has serial number in gold on tang, which extends to engraved steel trap buttplate, spare front sight in trap. Very fine, dark and dense, dark marbled and stump figured European walnut pistol grip stock measures 14 - 5/8” over Silver type pad. Stock features traditional styling with shadow line right hand cheekpiece, drop points, point pattern checkering, sling loop and gold oval engraved “GRB”. Matching short beavertail ejector forend has Anson release. Rifle is fitted with Schmidt & Bender 1 - 1/4 - 4 30mm scope with crosshair and post reticle in claw rings (rear with windage). Claws are stamped with this rifles serial number. Rifle is housed in oak and tan leather case with brass corners with circular central medallion engraved “GRB”. Case is lined in blue cloth, and has gold embossed black leather Purdey label in lid. Bottom compartment has spaces for action, barrels, forend, and scope. Case also contains three ebony handled turnscrews and a pair of snap caps. The wood of a SPARE SPLINTER FOREND, with hardware is under leather flap in barrel channel. Case also contains a care and instruction booklet along with a target shot by this rifle by Westley Richards in October 1999 at 50 yards “6 rounds open sights” with 5 holes inside of 2” just to the left of point of aim, with one flyer another 2” higher and a bit more left. Weight without scope: 10 lbs. 5 oz. CONDITION: Excellent, with evidence of fairly light use. Barrels retain over 95% original blue with some very minor marks, silvering on sharp edges, and a couple of scratches from removing of forend in front of Anson button. Action retains nearly all of its original coin finish, toned a bit on tangs; attractively brightening on fences. There are a few very light marks and some scratches in oil finish of stocks, most noticeable on left side of grip behind drop points. Stock is a bit dull and might need a touch of oil rubbed in, checkering possibly cleaned. Bores are excellent, although a bit dirty.

Action is tight. Barrels are on face. Ejectors are in time. Scope is excellent with a few light marks in lacquer. Optically clear. Case is excellent with a few light rubs in exterior leather. Interior is excellent. A superb, wonderfully balanced quick handling, very attractive rifle. MGM66. 50,000 - 70,000

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1551 - (C) FINE CONDITION BOXLOCK DANGEROUS GAME DOUBLE RIFLE BY ARMY & NAVY C. S. L. Manufacturer: Army & Navy Model: SXS Best Double Rifle Serial No. 46996 Caliber/Bore: .450-400 3 - 1/4 Nitro Barrel Length: 26”

FFL Status: Curio & Relic Drop at Comb: Approx 1 - 1/2” Drop at Heel: Approx 2 - 1/4” Length of Pull: 14 - 5/8”

(ca 1906) 26” Chopper lump barrels are fitted with full length file cut rib holding one standing, two folding leaf rear sight, has matching front ramp holding ivory bead. Ramp is fitted with patented folding sight protector. Tops of barrels are engraved with makers name and address, as well as caliber and load information. Barrel flats are stamped with London nitro proofs for 60 grains cordite and 400 grain bullet, matching information on barrels. Case hardened Webley PHV-1 boxlock action features automatic safety, bushed strikers, and double triggers. Action is engraved with line borders and a splash or two of scroll. Makers name is on each side. Top lever, floorplate, and trigger guard are blued. Serial number is on trigger guard tang which extends to case hardened steel grip cap in typical British fashion. Very lightly streaked European walnut capped pistol grip buttstock measures 14-5/8” over Silver type pad. Point pattern checkering is at grip, and a sling loop and vacant silver oval are on toe line. Matching splinter forend has forward pivoting lever release. Weight: 10 lbs 5 oz. CONDITION: Very fine to excellent, as partially refinished. Barrels retain nearly all of a “best” London reblue over some light marks and one or two scattered minor pits. Lettering is a bit soft. All three sight leaves have been lowered. Action retains 60-70% original case hardening color, silvered on fences, and edges, with brown flecking around bottom. Blued parts correctly reblued. Trigger guard silvering on tang. Stocks retain nearly all of a hand rubbed oil refinish, checkering nicely re-cut. Bores are excellent, shiny with sharp rifling throughout. Action is tight. Barrels are on face. The 450-400 3-1/4 is considered to be one of the best all around African cartridges. Being superior to the .375 H&H for buffalo. This is a well balanced, great handling rifle. MGM35.

10,000 - 15,000

1552 - (C) CHARLES LANCASTER GRADE C BOXLOCK DANGEROUS GAME DOUBLE RIFLE. Manufacturer: Charles Lancaster Model: SXS Double Rifle Serial No. 13836 Caliber/Bore: .450-400 3 - 1/4” Nitro

Barrel Length: 28” FFL Status: Curio & Relic Drop at Comb: Approx 1 - 7/8” Drop at Heel: Approx 2 - 5/8” Length of Pull: 14 - 5/8” No cast

(ca 1914) 28” Chopper lump barrels with square shouldered dolls head rib extension, have one standing, two folding leaf express rear sight dovetailed through file cut quarter rib, and silver bead front sight in matching ramp. Top of right barrel is engraved “CHARLES LANCASTER”.

Barrel flats are stamped with Birmingham nitro proofs for 60 grains cordite and 400 grain bullet. Caliber is also marked and “GRADE C” is engraved. Case hardened boxlock action features pivoting third fastener, bolted non-automatic safety (SAFE inlaid in gold), bushed strikers, and double triggers. Action is engraved with 70% coverage well cut shaded scroll. “C. Lancaster” is on each side. Blued top lever, floorplate, and trigger guard are also scroll engraved. Serial number is on trigger guard tang which extends to case hardened and engraved steel grip cap.

Well marbled and lightly figured European walnut capped pistol grip buttstock measures 14-5/8” over Silver type pad. Stock features right hand shadow line cheekpiece along with classic drop points, point pattern checkering, sling eye and vacant silver oval. Matching splinter forend has Anson release. Weight: 11 lbs 4 oz. CONDITION: Excellent, as completely refurbished, most likely in London. Barrels retain nearly all of a “best” satiny reblack with a few very light marks. Action retains approximately 90% case hardening color, silvered from hand wear on edges and around bottom. Engraving re-cut. Blued parts retain over 90% of their renewed correct blue, and stocks retain nearly all of a hand rubbed oil refinish over some nicks and oil darkened spots. A 1” x 3/4” piece has been refitted to comb. Checkering re-cut. Bores are excellent with sharp rifling throughout. Perhaps a bit soft at throat of right barrel. Action is tight. Barrels are on face. MGM5. 12,000 - 18,000

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1553 - (C) WESTLEY RICHARDS & CO. SIDE BY SIDE DOUBLE RIFLE WITH CASE. Manufacturer: Westley Richards Barrel Length: 24” & Co. FFL Status: Curio & Relic Model: SXS Double Rifle Drop at Comb: 1 - 7/8” Serial No. T10394 Drop at Heel: 2 - 5/8” Caliber/Bore: .404 Rimless Nitro Length of Pull: 15 - 3/16” Express Weight: 10 lbs 8 oz

A very rare & special circa 1930 .404 Nitro Express Double Rifle from the premiere Birmingham, England gunmaker Westley Richards. From our research this sidelock double rifle in the .404 Jeffery Rimless Nitro Express cartridge is the only one built by the maker. This lovely rifle is adorned with beautiful 24” steel barrels with a quarter rib, dolls head extension, and ejectors. The underside of barrels are engraved with the barrel makers initials of “H.L”. Barrel flats are clean and are marked with the appropriate Birmingham proofs as well as “CORDITE 60 - 400 MAX” “MADE IN ENGLAND” and “.404 2.87”. The rib reads “WESTLEY RICHARDS & CO. LONDON.” Right barrel reads “REGULATED FOR 400 GRN BULLET.” Left barrel reads “FOR .404RIMLESS CARTRIDGE”. The nicely flat filed raised quarter rib is affixed with one standing sight at 100 and consecutive folding leaf sights at 200, 300, 400 and 500 yards. Muzzle of barrel is fitted with the “WESTLEY RICHARDS PATENT COMBINATION” hinged hooded silver tipped blade fore sight which also bears a flip up white moon sight. The clean case colored action breech face houses fire blued disc set strikers and a dolls head third fastener. The strong sidelock action features double triggers, auto safety, engraved blacked top lever, and a blacked engraved trigger guard. The colorful case colored lockplates are handsomely scroll engraved with “WESTLEY RICHARDS & CO.” in a flowing banner along with gold line cocking indicators. Rifle furniture is blacked. The well figured and dark walnut stock is stocked to the fences and has drop points, sharp 24 line per inch checkered pistol grip that is fitted with a case colored engraved steel cap box, shadow line cheekpiece, gold oval with initials/crest and an orange Silver’s style butt pad. Stock and barrels both have eyes for sling. The matching splinter forend is adequately fitted with a horn forend tip, Deeley release. This beautiful rifle is also equipped with a custom oak and leather grey elephant hide case. The case is fitted with a black leather Westley Richards Trade Label, two oil bottles, pair of brass snap caps, three rosewood turnscrews, custom handled barrel cleaning tool, rosewood striker pot, wooden/brass cleaning rod and case keys. CONDITION: Excellent. Barrels retain 98 percent blue and rifling is strong. Forend is very good with slight handling marks. Stock is very good over all with small chips at horns, behind locks and just a few slight handling marks. Case label is coming unglued otherwise elephant hide case is also in excellent condition. This classic rifle and caliber is one for the collector/African game hunter. CP 80,000 - 90,000

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1554 - (M) RENATO GAMBA/SAUER OVER-UNDER DANGEROUS GAME DOUBLE RIFLE WITH ZEISS SCOPE AND CASE. Manufacturer: Renato Gamba Model: OU Double Rifle Serial No. 50010 Caliber/Bore: .375 H&H Magnum Barrel Length: 25” FFL Status: Modern Drop at Comb: Approx 1 - 15/16” Drop at Heel: Approx 3” Length of Pull: 13 - 7/8”

25” Mono-bloc barrels are fitted with full length matted rib engraved “SAFARI - 72 - ARMI - RENATO - GAMBA - GARDONE - VT - ITALY” in unmatted portion of rib. A single folding leaf rear sight is dovetailed through and gold bead is in raised portion of rib forming ramp. Rib is also fitted with Talley scope bases. Bottom of mono-bloc is engraved “J. P. Sauer & Sohn” who most likely supplied barrels and action in the white to Gamba. Barrels are stamped with both German and Italian nitro proofs. Sling eye is soldered to bottom barrel. Scallop backed double Kersten Blitz OU action is coin finished and features non-automatic safety, pin type cocking indicators and double triggers (front set). Action is engraved in full coverage small scroll surrounding vignettes of big game on sides in semi-relief; pair of elephant on left, and lion and lioness on right.

Reinforcing bolsters are relief engraved with open shaded acanthus scroll. Trigger plate with more scroll engraving is also decorated by semi relief roaring lion’s head. Top lever, trigger plate, and single beaded trigger guard are blued. Serial number is on trigger guard tang. Engravers signature, “R Vasco” is on trigger plate. Lightly streaked European walnut pistol grip buttstock measures 13-7/8” over dark brown leather covered pad. Stock features hogbacked comb, shadow line right hand cheekpiece, and vacant silver shield. Side panels are fully checkered. and point pattern checkering is at grip. Matching one piece forend has Deeley type release. Rifle is fitted with Zeiss Diavari - C 1.5 -4.5x scope, with duplex reticle in Talley QD rings. Butler Creek lens covers are fitted. Gun is housed in dark green canvas case with leather trim lined in green felt.

A Renato Gamba label is in lid. Case contains black socks for action and barrels. Weight without scope: 7 lbs 14 oz. CONDITION: Excellent, very close to “as new” with only a few handling and assembly marks in all factory applied finishes. Bores are excellent. Mechanically excellent. Scope is excellent, with some marks and scratches on exterior. Case is excellent. MGM219 6,500 - 9,500

1555 - (C) HIGH ORIGINAL CONDITION MODEL 1903 MANNLICHER SCHOENAUER TAKEDOWN RIFLE RETAILED BY JAMES WOODWARD WITH ORIGINAL CASE. Manufacturer: Steyr Model: Bolt Mannlicher Schoenauer Serial No. 5207 Caliber/Bore: 6.5 x 54 MS Barrel Length: 22 - 1/2” FFL Status: Curio & Relic

(ca 1908) The 6.5 Mannlicher cartridge was very popular in Africa for its medium to small game because its long slim bullet had great penetration . Many of these Mannlicher rifles were retailed by various British houses. This particular rifle was retailed by the esteemed firm of James Woodward & Sons, with their name and address engraved through the original finish on the top of the barrel. The rifle is in takedown configuration with many factory options including pop-up tang sight, and removable grip cap with trap. 22 - 1/2” Tapered round barrel with express rear sight has front ramp and silver bead set 1” back from muzzle. London nitro proofs are at breech end of barrel. Typical Mannlicher action with rotary Schoenauer magazine has all correct factory markings and British proofs. Rifle takes down by removing magazine, toggling a latch at front of trigger guard, removing a pin at the front of stock and lifting barrel and action out of stock. Half stock of nicely marbled European walnut measures 14 - 1/2” over ribbed steel buttlplate with trap. Grip checkering is of English point pattern. Checkering on forend is of standard Mannlicher type,. An unusual but undoubtedly original feature is relief carved scroll on forend tip. Horn grip cap is removed by pressing a detent at rear and turning to reveal a trap containing spare front sight. Stock also features small right hand cheekpiece sling loops, and Woodward serial number 6226 (ca 1913) engraved on trigger guard bow. Rifle is housed in canvas and leather case embossed “G. W. C.” on top which is lined in green cloth., A paper Woodward label is in lid with this rifle’s Steyr serial number penciled in. CONDITION: Excellent, very close to new, possibly unfired since proof with only a few minor marks in original blue on barrel, with a small rust fleck on floorplate. Temper blue on bolt stop button silvered from contact with case. There are some minor marks and scratches in original finish on stock. Original blue on buttplate silvered on sharp edges and around screw on heel. Bore is excellent. Mechanically excellent. Case is fair, canvas discolored, leather trim rubbed and frayed, lid partially detached. Interior cloth is good. Label considerably foxed. A truly fine pre WWI Mannlicher. MGM12. 4,000 - 6,000 320

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1556 - (C) TRULY SUPERB OWEN BROTHERS CUSTOM SPRINGFIELD SPORTING RIFLE WITH FULL RELIEF CARVED GAME SCENES AND GREAT SCROLL AND ROSE ENGRAVING ATTRIBUTED TO RUDOLPH KORNBRATH. Manufacturer: Owen Brothers Model: Springfield Custom Rifle Caliber/Bore: .30-06 Barrel Length: 21 - 3/4” FFL Status: Curio & Relic Weight: 7 lbs 4 oz (ca 1922) The Owen Brothers rifles are acknowledged to be the earliest of the Owens, are always of the highest quality and profusely engraved. Only about 12 examples are known. This fine lightweight specimen has no rear sight on slim tapered 21 - 3/4” barrel or receiver sight. Sleeved-on front sight ramp is thinned and streamlined, and holds a brass bead. Top of barrel is engraved “Owen Bros.

Sauquoit, N. Y.” Springfield action has had tang reshaped, and arsenal numbers removed. Trigger is reshaped with blade checkered. Arsenal bottom metal retained. Action is engraved with near full coverage background of well cut shaded scroll highlighted by splashes of semi-relief flowers with four to five petals, which are attributes of Kornbrath’s work. The scroll continues 2 - 1/2” onto rear of barrel, and is also found on sides of front sight ramp. Case hardened bolt stop is also scroll engraved and gold inlaid “OFF” and “ON”. Bolt body is damascened and handle and shroud are scroll engraved. Bolt knob is checkered in multi-panels. Flag safety is also engraved, and is silver inlaid “READY” and “SAFE”. A Lyman folding peep sight is dovetailed through cocking piece. Kornbrath’s fine scroll extends to bottom metal where it surrounds superbly detailed full relief game scenes. Floorplate depicts a trio of two hinds and a stag leaping through undergrowth in meadow. Trigger guard bow has wonderful rendering of side-on grizzly bear roaring.

Steel buttplate is fully relief engraved with large open shaded scroll with scene on trap depicting a stag roaring in background as his defeated foe slinks away in foreground. Steel trap grip cap is also scroll engraved. Stock of very nicely marbled European walnut has French polish finish, typical of early Owens, and features double shadow line right hand cheekpiece, very well cut closely spaced borderless point pattern checkering at grip and around forend, horn forend tip, and a very early use of what were to become Owen’ signature arrowhead drop points.

A vacant gold oval and a sling eye matching that soldered to bottom of barrel, are on toe line. Weight: 7 lbs 4 oz. CONDITION: Excellent. All finishes appear to be original with some minor marks and fading of original blue on barrel and action. Blue on bolt faded to grey brown. Case hardening on bolt stop and shroud is quite bright. Bottom metal originally case hardened has silvered considerably with lots of color showing inside bow and other areas where protected. Buttplate, also case hardened, is now mostly bright silver. Stock retains nearly all of what appears to be its original french polish, with some marks and scratches. Bore is excellent. Mechanically excellent. Perhaps the best Owen Brothers rifle in existence. MGM14. 8,000 - 12,000

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1557 - (M) HOLLAND & HOLLAND BOLT ACTION RIFLE WITH SCOPE. Manufacturer: Holland and Holland Model: Best Serial No. 4069 Caliber/Bore: .458 Winchester Magnum

Barrel Length: 24” FFL Status: Modern Drop at Comb: 1 - 3/4” Drop at Heel: 2 - 5/8” Length of Pull: 14 - 3/16” Weight: 11 Lbs. 1 Oz. (w/Scope)

A very fine “1985 SESQUICENTENNIAL RIFLE” by Holland & Holland. Barrel that reads “HOLLAND & HOLLAND. 33, BRUTON STREET, LONDON.” The barrel markings read “.458 WINCHESTER MAGNUM” on the left side of the barrel. The right side of the barrel bears the London Nitro Proof mark, “.458” MAGNUM 2.5” 19.5 TONS”. Island base rear express sights with one standing at 50/200 yards and the folding is 350 yards.

Midway down the barrel is a barrel band with eye for sling and at the muzzle there is a barrel banded white foresight with folding hood. Muzzle is crowned. The action is a German Mauser Model 1908 with thumb notch and standard bolt handle. This big game rifle is built with two safeties: flag and side. A stippled receiver chamber, mount flat and foresight ramp to reduce glare. On left side of action under scope mount reads “DEUTSHE WAFFEN UND MUNITIONS FABRICKEN OBENDORF A. N”. Right side of receiver is stamped with the London Nitro Final Proof mark.

The receiver is also well equipped with Holland & Hollands quick detachable scope mount system and rings. The rear ring is engraved “Holland & Holland No. 4069”. The rifle and rings are fitted with a SWAROVSKI OPTIK HABICHT NOVA 1,5-4,5x20A scope. The rifles magazine floor plate is engraved “3 CARTRIDGES”. The trigger guard covering the single serrated blade type trigger is blacked and engraved with the rifles serial number. The strong and well figured deluxe Turkish walnut stock is fitted with a Monte Carlo shadow line cheekpiece, broad lined and sharp checkered pistol grip with a case colored grip cap housing a spare foresight, gold oval for initials, eye for sling and a black leather covered pad. Forend with matching checkering and case colored engraved strengthening lug. CONDITION: Excellent, near new. 98 percent blue on barrel.

Action is smooth. Rifling is sharp. Stock and forearm in near new condition with just a few storage handling marks. This robust caliber rifle has been fully renovated and only fired at the range after renovation. It was Holland & Holland’s “Camp Gun” at their Safari camp South Tanzania. A great rifle. CP 18,000 - 23,000

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1558 - (C) OVER-THE-TOP MANNLICHER SCHOENAUER MODEL 1961 MCA CARBINE WITH NEARLY EVERY POSSIBLE FACTORY CUSTOM EMBELLISHMENT INCLUDING STOCK CARVINGS AND GOLD INLAY. Manufacturer: Mannlicher Schoenaur Model: Bolt Action Rifle Serial No. 42461 Caliber/Bore: .243 Winchester Barrel Length: 20” FFL Status: Curio & Relic Drop at Comb: approx 1 - 1/2” Drop at Heel: approx 2 - 1/2”+ Length of Pull: 12 - 7/8” Weight: 7 lbs. 4 oz.

(1964) Standard configuration carbine has 20” barrel, Monte Carlo stock with swept cheekpiece, full length stock with metal cap, double set triggers, and white line accents to grip cap and buttplate. Because of extensive engraving no “Mannlicher Schoenauer” markings are present, only serial number, proofs, caliber, “Antinit”, “Steyr - Daimler - Puch A. G., Steyr” on left side of action, as well as Steyr logo and Stoeger Arms and “MADE IN AUSTRIA” at bottom of floorplate. Barrel is engraved for nearly its entire length with well cut shaded scroll. Action is deep relief engraved in oak leaf and acorn pattern surrounding relief gold inlaid head of a chamois in alpine setting on top of receiver ring. Swept bolt handle is full relief engraved with oak leaves and acorns. Floorplate has full relief gold inlaid big horn ram central to relief engraved background of trees and mountains. Trigger guard bow has oval vignette of relief gold roebuck in engraved forest setting. More acorns and oak leaves are on tang. Stock of dense and lightly figured flesh toned European walnut has relief carved panels of oak leaves and acorns taking up most of the space not occupied by standard point pattern checkering or cheekpiece. Right side of butt has central oval vignette of semi-relief carved stag jumping over falling log in mountainous setting. This scene is also flanked by more oak leaves and acorns giving near full coverage.

Sling loops are gold plated and top of grip cap is set with silver oval engraved with monogram “L D M” (?). Weight: 7 lbs 4 oz. CONDITION: Excellent, very close to new with little evidence of having been fired since proof, with only a few minor marks in all original finishes, and some staining on triggers. A very rare Mannlicher. The original owner of this rifle could possibly be further researched though at the time of cataloging, we have not been able to determine who the rifle was ordered by or made for. It was obviously made for someone of great significance and means! In 1964 the special order extras for this carbine totaled over $1000 added to the base price of $195. MGM69. 12,500 - 17,500

1559 - (M) DAKOTA ARMS MODEL 76 SAFARI BOLT ACTION RIFLE IN 416 REMINGTON CALIBER. Manufacturer: Dakota Arms Model: Safari Serial No. 947 Caliber/Bore: .416 Remington Barrel Length: 23” FFL Status: Modern Length of Pull: 13-1/4

Made in .416 Rigby with 23” round barrel with ramp front sight, banded sling eye. Dakota action with magazine and trigger bow release. Plain bolt knob. Stocked in very lightly colored walnut with beaded cheekpiece, Dakota logo steel grip cap, ebony forend tip, two screw rear sling eye. Mounted with EAW scope mounts. Point pattern checkering that wraps the forend. Stock terminates with black leather covered pad and is checkered in point pattern through the wrist. Right side of stock has nice color and figure, right side is rather plain. This gun is ready for Africa! CONDITION: Excellent as lightly field used. Retains nearly all original finish to both wood and metal. Metal has very slight dings through barrel. Stocks with a few light handling marks and hunting bumps. Very small crack at rear tang. Bore is bright and shiny. Mechanics are crisp. JSL 3,000 - 5,000

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1560 - (C) WINCHESTER MODEL 70 BOLT-ACTION RIFLE WITH SWAROVSKI SCOPE. Manufacturer: Winchester Model: 70 Serial No. 509016 Caliber/Bore: .300 Win Mag Barrel Length: 24” FFL Status: Curio & Relic

Serial number 509016, manufactured in 1961. Standard rifle configuration with straight grain, checkered one piece walnut stock with a high comb. Recently installed red Winchester recoil pad. Talley quick release scope rings. Swarovski illuminated reticle 2-12 adjustable power, 50mm scope. CONDITION: Scope is nearly new. Rifle is excellent overall showing moderate hunting use. Rear barrel sight removed to accept 50mm scope. Nearly all original blue remaining. Stock is excellent with a grind mark around circumference of the butt, resulting from installation of recoil pad. -MKS- 1,700 - 2,200

1561 - (M) SCOPED KIMBER MODEL 82 BOLT ACTION .22 RIFLE. Manufacturer: Kimber Model: 82 Serial No. 3309 Caliber/Bore: .22 LR Barrel Length: 22” FFL Status: Modern

Early high quality Kimber of Oregon bolt action .22 sporting rifle with blue finish, oil finished checkered walnut pistol grip stock with Monte Carlo comb and sling swivels. Not drilled for any barrel sights and now sporting a Leupold 9x scope. CONDITION: Just some light handling marks in near new condition. DB 1,000 - 1,500

1562 - (C) RARE GRADE III JP SAUER AND SOHN MODEL 80 BOLT ACTION RIFLE. Manufacturer: JP Sauer and Sohn Model: Model 80 Serial No. E20936 Caliber/Bore: 7x64mm Barrel Length: 23 - 1/2” FFL Status: Curio & Relic Length of Pull: 14 - 3/8” Weight: 10 lbs

A nice 7x64mm caliber, round barrel with a blued finish. Ramped blade front and fixed notch rear sight, standard barrel markings and German commercial proofs. Maker’s name on barrel ahead of rear sight.

Claw mounted scope with a ZEISS DIAVARI-Z 2.5-10x52 scope. Skip-line checkered and very nicely figured walnut stock with cheekpiece and contrasting forend. Grip cap, detachable magazine box, and vented rubber recoil pad. Tang mounted safety. Weight with scope and mounts 10 lbs. CONDITION: Very Good to excellent. Barrel blue is approximately 90%. Stock is sound and forend in very good to excellent condition with some light handling marks. CP 2,500 - 4,000

1563 - (C) SAVAGE MODEL 1904 BOLT ACTION RIFLE AS NEW IN ORIGINAL BOX. Manufacturer: Savage Model: 1904 Serial No. 184902 Caliber/Bore: .22 S, L & LR Barrel Length: 18” FFL Status: Curio & Relic

This may be the only surviving Savage Model 1904 in its original cardboard box with correct end label and matching serial number on box as well. The box has the original metal cleaning rod included as well.

This model was made from 1904-1931 and this high serial range puts it near end of production. It is simply a single shot safety .22 bolt action rifle with a walnut stock and Savage logo blue metal buttplate.

CONDITION: The stock has a few rubs and there is some light age freckling on plate and guard. The barrel retains 99.9% original bright factory blue. Box is excellent. If you collect .22 rifles and like them in their boxes, you will probably never again get a chance like this. DB 800 - 1,200

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1564 - (C) EXCEPTIONALLY RARE DOCUMENTED SMOOTHBORE WINCHESTER 1886 RIFLE, CALIBER 45-90.

Manufacturer: Winchester Model: 1886 Serial No. 151238 Caliber/Bore: .45-90 Smoothbore Barrel Length: 26” FFL Status: Curio & Relic Manufactured January 23rd 1914. Winchester Model 1886 rifle, caliber .45-90, with 26 inch round barrel and full magazine. Varnished American walnut stocks with smooth steel shotgun buttplate. Equipped with gold bead drift adjustable front sight and 3-leaf express rear sight. Traditional two line Winchester address and chamber marked “45-90 SMOOTH BORE”. Mounted with double set triggers.

Comes with early June 21st 1968 Winchester Gun Museum factory letter by curator T.E. Hall as well as contemporary 2011 dated Winchester letter stating as follows: Serial number 151238, Rifle, 45-90, Winchester Express rear, Lyman Gold bead front, received in warehouse and shipped Jan, 23rd 1914, Smooth Bore to Abercrombie and Fitch Company New York City. This was either made for an Ornithologist and perhaps a trick shooter for shooting glass balls.

Smooth bore Winchester lever action rifles are extremely uncommon and when found they are typically in the model 1892, Finding a documented Winchester 1886 Smooth Bore is truly a great rarity.

CONDITION: Very fine overall with barrel and magazine retaining well over 90% factory blue finish. Receiver retains approximately 30% blue with balance fading to silver from carry and light use. Wood stocks are very good, full sized and have a heavy coat of wax over thinning varnish finish. Smooth steel buttplate is rather plumb with age.

Bore is bright and action operates properly. Comes with copies of both Winchester letters. TDW 20,000 - 25,000

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1565 - (C) TURNBULL “THUMPER MODEL” RIFLE. Manufacturer: Winchester Model: 1886 Serial No. 123150 Caliber/Bore: .50-110 Barrel Length: 16” FFL Status: Curio & Relic Another Doug Turnbull masterpiece. Built on a Winchester Model 1886 platform. Full octagon barrel marked on top flat “Manufactured

By The Winchester Repeating Arms CO. New Haven. Conn. U.S.A.”, left flat at the breech marked “Thumper Model”. Chambered in .50 Express caliber. Masterfully engraved in the nostalgic likeness of a “Winchester Highly Finished Arm” featuring panel scenes with a gold inlaid bull moose on the right side of the frame and a magnificent gold inlaid bull elk on the left side. Extensive gold inlay wire work on frame, lever, hammer, bolt, and forearm cap. Double gold inlaid barrel bands at the muzzle and breech. Beautiful bright case colors on the lever and hammer. Winchester style deluxe grade pistol grip stock and forearm checkered in the “H” pattern. Red rubber recoil pad on butt. Original style sling studs on forearm cap and stock, complete with Winchester style sling hooks. CONDITION: Nearly new with 100% Turnbull applied blue and case color. Bore is mint an appears unfired. Overall a masterfully executed custom Winchester Rifle. -MKS- 17,500 - 22,500

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1566 - (C) NEAR NEW WINCHESTER MODEL 1892 .44-40 LEVER ACTION SADDLE RING CARBINE (1928).

Manufacturer: Winchester Model: 1892 Serial No. 992219 Caliber/Bore: .44 WCF Barrel Length: 20â&#x20AC;?

FFL Status: Curio & Relic

Standard features include full barrel, full magazine, post front sight, ladder rear sight, saddle ring and stud, late blued hammer and lever, and blued carbine buttplate. CONDITION: The walnut stocks are like new and still show the original raised grain and proud to metal and are nearly flawless although there is a minor stress crack in forend that could easily be fixed. As for blue finish, aside from a handling mark remains at 99.9%. with light mark on frame from saddle ring. Buttplate retains 90% original blue with the only wear at toe and heel. The rear barrel band has some light flaking only. Mirror bore. About as good as it gets. Factory letter has no information. DB 8,000 - 12,000

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1567 - (C) HIGH CONDITION WINCHESTER MODEL 1873 SADDLE RING CARBINE (1907).

Manufacturer: Winchester Model: 1873 Serial No. 623388B Caliber/Bore: .38 WCF Barrel Length: 20â&#x20AC;?

FFL Status: Curio & Relic A collectors prize, this .38-40 caliber carbine is standard in all respects. Round barrel, full magazine, blue finish, post front sight, ladder rear sight, gumwood stocks, saddle ring and stud. This is a late gun and the PW stamp is found in front of sight and on frame. CONDITION: The hammer and lever retain generous amounts of case color. The barrel and tube retain 95% original blue with some patina showing through and some light freckling on left side of barrel. Bands retains 90% original blue. Right side of frame has some brown patina having simply turned from age mixed with 60% bright factory mirror blue while left side of frame retains 90% of this mirror factory blue. The buttstock has some large marks on left side and fewer on right side. This carbine has a mirror bore and fine action. Definitely one of the better ones. Factory letter confirms as .38 carbine shipped to Simmons Hardware in St. Louis on August 6, 1907. DB 6,000 - 10,000

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1568 - (C) HIGH CONDITION WINCHESTER 1892 14” .44-40 TRAPPER - ATF CLEARED. Manufacturer: Winchester Model: 1892 Trapper Serial No. 875201 Caliber/Bore: .44 WCF Barrel Length: 14” FFL Status: Curio & Relic

The serial number was applied on this gun on August 8th, 1919 with no other factory information which is common for this period. It is a factory all original so-called Trapper Model with a 14” and short forend.

The receiver shows that there had been a ring on this carbine for a short while before being removed and the stud is still present. All other features are standard such as walnut stocks and blue finish with ladder rear sight and post front. CONDITION: This carbine was found in a barn with original Winchester soft case wrapped around it, deteriorated but still there. It must have remained in that barn, untouched, for decades and saw no care. As a result, you have a Trapper that shows very little actual use but the frame finish has simply flaked to about 30% but that which remains is brilliant while balance is a smooth patina. There is a few age freckles and some light thinning on the tube and some spots on left side of barrel that have bubbled mixing with a solid 85-90% original bright Winchester factory blue. The bolt has nearly 99% original blue while the buttplate remains a solid 90% as well. The stocks are near mint with barely a few handling marks. The bore is near new mirror bright and the action is like new. A near new Trapper whose only real wear is not wear at all but simply storage flaws. A wonderful little .44 Trapper. DB 6,000 - 9,000

1569 - (C) WINCHESTER SPECIAL SPORTING MODEL HI-WALL THIN WALL SINGLE SHOT RIFLE. Manufacturer: Winchester Pope Model: Hi-Wall Serial No. 100125 Caliber/Bore: .32-40 Barrel Length: 30” FFL Status: Curio & Relic

Blued receiver with single trigger and trigger underlever, which is case colored. Lower tang is stamped with serial number. Buttstock is of fancy American walnut, checkered pistol grip with cap, and cheekpiece. Swiss style nickel plated buttplate. Fancy wood forearm is checkered with an ebony insert. No. 3 weight barrel, half octagon, marked for Winchester and .32-40. Front sight is a replacement blade front and a Winchester-Vernier rear. CONDITION: Receiver has almost all of its blue with some scattered scratches. Lever has considerable color remaining. Wood shows very minor scratches and handling marks. Buttplate has vast majority of its nickel, with only traces missing. Forearm has some wear to checkering from handling with some scattered minute handling marks. Barrel blue is in excess of 95% with some wear at muzzle and sharp edges of the octagon. Good action with excellent bore. A wonderful gun in wonderful condition. TR 7,500 - 9,500

1570 - (C) STEVENS 44-1/2 MODEL 54 SINGLE SHOT RIFLE. Manufacturer: Stevens Model: 54-44-1/2 Serial No. 1566 Caliber/Bore: .32-40 Barrel Length: 30” FFL Status: Curio & Relic

Action is fitted with double set triggers, scroll engraved. Action face stamped 54 and is fitted with a typical lever for this model. Sights are a globe front and a Stevens-Vernier windage adjustment rear, with no provisions for a scope. Buttstock is finely figured wood and fitted with a Schuetzen Special buttplate. Forearm is two screw Stevens style with exquisite checkering. No. 3 weight, half octagon barrel is correctly numbered to action. CONDITION: Case colors on action have faded. Buttstock finish is in excellent condition with only a few scratches, bumps, and handling marks. Buttplate has faded case colors. Forearm has small easily reparable split at tip, otherwise has minor handling marks and dents. Good action, excellent bore. Barrel blue is very thin underneath, obviously from shooting off a rest. Top of the barrel shows majority of the blue with wear showing at sharp edges and muzzle. TR 8,000 - 12,000 328

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1571 - (C) STEVENS POPE 44-1/2 ACTION MODEL 54 SCHUETZEN RIFLE. Manufacturer: Stevens Pope Model: Single Shot 54-44-1/2 Serial No. 939 Caliber/Bore: .32-40 Barrel Length: 32” FFL Status: Curio & Relic

Action is a Stevens Pope 54 action with typical non-animal scene engraving found on this model. Action face stamped 54. Fitted with double set triggers and Pope lever. Barrel is a full octagon, No. 4 weight marked “Stevens-Pope”. Under the forearm barrel is stamped Pope barrel number 678 and “21/1.24”. Buttstock is made from very fancy American walnut. Beautifully checkered, correct buttplate. Globe front sight, StevensVernier rear with wind gauge. Scope is a Winchester A5 with dirty optics. CONDITION: Most case colors on action are present but difficult to see how brilliant because of the engraving. Can be seen on flat surfaces. Barrel shows almost all bluing, except for on the sharp edges. Buttstock only shows the most minor of wear. Forearm has some minor rubs and handling marks, finish almost all three. Glass is dirty. TR 12,000 - 14,000

1572 - (C) STEVENS 44-1/2 ACTION MODEL 54 SINGLE SHOT RIFLE. Manufacturer: Stevens Model: Single Shot 54-44-1/2 Serial No. 9334 Caliber/Bore: .32-40 Barrel Length: 33 - 3/4” FFL Status: Curio & Relic

Case colored action Stevens 44-1/2 action with animal scene engravings with bear on left and deer on right. Face of the action marked “54”.

Fitted with double set triggers and correct lever for a 54 Model. Buttstock has a straight grip with lovely checkering, nickel plated buttplate.

Stevens forearm of the two screw design has a plate mounted with the initials “J.C.S.”, possibly where a palm rest was fitted. Barrel half octagon, No. 4 weight, correctly serial numbered to action. Fitted with a globe front sight with spirit level and a Stevens tang sight with Vernier style wind gauge. Also has No. 465 Stevens scope. CONDITION: Considerable bright case color remains. Buttstock has majority of the original varnish remaining with minor handling and storage marks. Checkering on forearm slightly worn. Buttplate appears to have all of its original nickel. Action is good, bore is excellent. Optics are good but need cleaning. TR 9,000 - 13,000

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1573 - (C) WINCHESTER THICK WALL HI-WALL SPECIAL SPORTING MODEL SINGLE SHOT RIFLE. Manufacturer: Winchester Model: Hi-Wall Serial No. 108068 Caliber/Bore: .38-55 Barrel Length: 30” FFL Status: Curio & Relic

Blued action, double set triggers, spur lever. Buttstock with checkered pistol grip and cheekpiece, made of very fancy American walnut. Nickel plated Swiss buttplate. Winchester forearm is checkered and also made of very fancy wood and sporting an ebony insert at the tip. Barrel is full octagon, No. 3 weight. Winchester wind gauge front sight with spirit level. Winchester-Vernier tang rear sight. CONDITION: Almost all blue remaining on action. Majority of finish on buttstock is excellent with a few rubs, dings, etc., from handling.

There is a tiny chip on the buttstock on the left side of the wrist next to the action. Almost all nickel present on buttplate. Small crack is present on the bottom of the forearm just in front of the action. Majority of the blue remaining on the barrel with a few bare patches and a few odd marks, possibly from a wrench or vise.

Good action, excellent bore. A fairly rare example in fine condition. TR 7,500 - 9,000

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1574 - (C) STEVENS 44-1/2 ACTION MODEL 51 SINGLE SHOT RIFLE. Manufacturer: Stevens Model: 44-1/2 Model 51 Serial No. 12326 Caliber/Bore: .22 Long Rifle Barrel Length: 30” FFL Status: Curio & Relic

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Case colored action with double set triggers, lower tang marked 51, scroll engraved action. Left side of action upper front corner marked “I” in a circle. Correct buttplate. Stevens forearm, beautifully checkered, two screw style. Half octagon barrel No. 3 weight. Globe front sight and Stevens-Vernier with wind gauge rear. Barrel is drilled and tapped for scope mounts. CONDITION: Action shows almost all of its original fiery colors. Buttstock shows virtually all of its finish with only the most minor of handling marks. Most case colors remain on buttplate except along top. Forearm shows very minor handling. Good action, excellent bore.

While not new, it is barely shop worn. TR 6,500 - 8,000

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1575 - (C) STEVENS 44-1/2 ACTION MODEL 51 WITH SCROLL ENGRAVED ACTION AND INTRICATE BORDERS. Manufacturer: Stevens Model: Single Shot Model 51 44-1/2 Falling Block Serial No. 556 Caliber/Bore: .32-40 Barrel Length: 30 - 3/4” FFL Status: Curio & Relic Length of Pull: 13 - 3/4”

Original case color, No. 6 Schuetzen special lever, normally found on the Model 54, has nicely checkered wood inserts. The lever also has a wood addition, nicely checkered, for the thumb when shooting offhand.

The action is fitted with double set triggers which work. Buttstock of fancy American walnut. On the left side, at the rear of the checkering pattern in the Fleur-de-Lis style, the wood is scalloped for your thumb to fit more comfortably on the stock, a feature that appears to be factory as the factory checkering goes over it, but has not been observed before. Obviously, this rifle was tailor made for an advanced shooter. Nickel plated No. 3 heavy Swiss buttplate, most unusual as a No. 4 Schuetzen buttplate would be standard on this model. Both buttstock and buttplate are numbered to the action. Full octagon barrel, No. 3 weight, and oddly unmarked except for the serial number matched to the action. Front sight is a Stevens wind gauge that has been gunsmith modified with the top of the sight cut away. Rear sight is a Ballard-Vernier mid-range style made by Ballard. Barrel has two holes several inches apart that are filled, probably originally for an old sight, now long gone. Forearm is checkered with one screw and numbered to rifle with a tip rest made out of a black material, checkered on the bottom, that may or may not be a later replacement for a cork tip rest. CONDITION: Quite a bit of case color remains. Buttstock has a significant grain separation which has been filled and the finish is thin but shows very little handling or abuse. Buttplate has majority of nickel present, except for where prongs would rest. Barrel blue shows very little wear except for high edges.

Forearm shows very few handling marks and checkering appears to have been cleaned. Good action with excellent bore. A great old shooters gun, and we wish it could tell us of its previous history. TR 6,000 - 8,000

1576 - (A) EXCEPTIONAL MARLIN BALLARD #9 UNION HILL TARGET RIFLE CALIBER .38-55.

Manufacturer: Marlin Model: Ballard No 10 Schuetzen Serial No. 19095 Caliber/Bore: .38-55 Barrel Length: 28” FFL Status: Antique

Believed manufacturing date is 1888, Marlin Ballard Union Hill Target Number 9 chambered for the .38-55 cartridge with 28” part round part octagon barrel. Hooded globe Marlin Ballard front sight with elevator adjustable sporting rear sight and fitted with Marlin graduated peep sight with thick base. Fine highly figured American walnut sporting forearms with cheek rest equipped pistol grip Schuetzen buttstock with Farrow pattern light Swiss buttplate. These rifles are frequently identified as the No. 9 Union Hill Target but were made by special order and rarely fit a specific configuration. CONDITION: Very fine with over 95% factory blue finish remaining on barrel. Receiver retains over 95% vivid to faded case colors. American Walnut stocks are very fine with most all varnish remaining and no material losses. The bore is very fine, bright and shiny, with sharp lands and grooves. Action operates properly and smoothly with very solid lock up. TDW 3,000 - 5,000

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1577 - (A) STUNNING REMINGTON HEPBURN TARGET RIFLE IN CALIBER .38-55.

Manufacturer: Remington Model: Hepburn Match Grade B Serial No. 9568 Caliber/Bore: .38-55 Barrel Length: 30” FFL Status: Curio & Relic

Antique production with barrel dated 92. 30” part round part octagon barrel chambered for the .38-55 cartridge. Fitted with Spirit level equipped micrometer adjustable front globe sight, not slotted for rear sight, and fitted with Mid-Range micrometer adjustable staff tang sight. Barrel is marked “REMINGTON ARMS CO, ILION N.Y.” Barrel is serial numbers matching to receiver. Case colored receiver with double set triggers. Checkered pistol grip target stock with nickel with special order wood of extraordinary quality.

Finished Swiss butt plate. Smooth ebony tipped forearm with internal pillar for palm rest. CONDITION: Very fine with excellent bore and crisp mechanics. Barrel still retains over 95% factory applied finish with slight loss at top to rear of muzzle. Receiver has vivid case colors remaining. Wood stocks are very good with slight oil finish missing on forearm at resting point from use. Very fine Hepburn. TDW 3,000 - 5,000

1578 - (C) STEVENS MODEL 52-44-1/2 SCHUETZEN RIFLE FACTORY ENGRAVED WITH SCOPE. Manufacturer: Stevens Model: SS Schützen 52-44-1/2 Serial No. 4784 Caliber/Bore: .25 RF Barrel Length: 32” FFL Status: Curio & Relic Length of Pull: 13 - 3/4”

Tapered octagon barrel holds folding rear sight, globe front, and is fitted with Stevens scope number 438.

Case hardened 44-1/2 action with loop lever and double set triggers is engraved with classic large open scroll. Stevens tang sight without windage adjustment has been fitted. Schuetzen buttstock with right hand cheekpiece, closely spaced checkering, and heavy Swiss buttplate is of finely crotch figured American walnut. Schnabeled forend matches well. Weight: 13 lbs 3 oz. CONDITION: Excellent. Barrel and action numbers match. Barrel retains approximately 80% original blue, thinning on sides, silvered on sharp edges.

Scope retains most of its blue with some patches of browning. Optically good. Action retains over 70% muted case colors with some scratches and marks, and fading but still visible. Blue on breech block and hammer is excellent, slightly silvered. Stocks retain over 90% original varnish, somewhat crazed, with some light marks. There is some staining and thinning of case color on buttplate. Bore is good, appears dark in grooves (may clean well). PROVENANCE: Estate Collection of Francis Brown. MGM 65 3,500 - 4,500

1579 - (C) STEVENS 44 ACTION MODEL 53 SCHUETZEN SINGLE SHOT RIFLE. Manufacturer: Stevens Model: 53-44 Serial No. 3317 Caliber/Bore: .28-30 Barrel Length: 28” FFL Status: Curio & Relic

Stevens 44 action. This is one of the rarest actions made by Stevens, featuring etched engraving showing a dog on point on left side and a deer head on right. Both vignettes are surrounded by a foliate design.

The action was originally case colored. Double set triggers and loop lever. Buttstock is pistol grip style, checkered, with a cheekpiece. Checkering is a coarse pattern. Material is a fairly plain walnut. Steel buttplate, No. 3 heavy Swiss, was originally case colored. Checkered forearm of the one screw style. Barrel is No. 3 weight and is serial numbered to the action. A number 1 is stamped under the forearm. Barrel also stamped J. Stevens Arms and Tool etc., as well as the caliber, .28-30. Barrel is half octagon. Barrel has been relined to .22 caliber. Front sight is a Lyman globe and the rear sight is a Stevens-Vernier with windage.

CONDITION: Only some of case color remains on the action. Buttstock is very fine with just a few dings, dents and scratches from handling over the years. Considerable case color remains on buttplate. Forearm shows considerable wear from handling, retaining approximately 60% of the varnish. Most blue remains on barrel, except at muzzle, where the blue is almost totally missing, probably from some cleaning solvent years ago.

A nice, lightweight little rifle and a true Stevens rarity in very presentable condition. TR 2,500 - 4,500

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1580 - (C) STEVENS 44-1/2 ACTION SINGLE SHOT RIFLE WITH SCOPE. Manufacturer: Stevens Model: SS 44-1/2 Serial No. 2685 Caliber/Bore: .32-40 Barrel Length: 29 - 1/2” FFL Status: Curio & Relic Length of Pull: 12 - 3/4”

Stevens 44-1/2 Action Model 49. Action is coarsely scroll engraved as is typical for this model. Fitted with a number three loop lever, which has been bent to fit the gun. Double set triggers. Buttstock is a straight grip checkered made of fancy American walnut and is not correct for this rifle as straight grips are only found on the Model 51 and 54 in higher grades. Buttplate is nickel plated and is believed to be a custom design.

Forearm is by Stevens, checkered, and made of fancy wood. Two screw design. Stevens barrel is 29-1/2” long, full octagon, drilled and tapped for a scope with scope blocks present. Globe front sight and a Stevens-Vernier fitted to the tang. Included is a Bedding & Mull target scope in micrometer rings with a broken rear bracket. CONDITION: There are just traces of case color remaining on the action in protected areas.

Buttstock shows very minor handling marks and is in excellent condition. Forearm is in excellent condition.

Most of the barrel blue remains except on the bottom flat, probably from use on a rest, and on the high edges. Good action, bore is excellent. Optics need work. TR 2,500 - 4,000

1581 - (C) STEVENS 44-1/2 FALLING BLOCK RIFLE IN .28-30 STEVENS. Manufacturer: Stevens Model: SS Falling Block 49-44-1/2 Serial No. 8273 Caliber/Bore: .28-30 Stevens Barrel Length: 27 - 1/2” FFL Status: Curio & Relic Length of Pull: 13 - 1/2”

Stevens 44-1/2 action is case colored and lightly scroll engraved. Fitted with a No. 4 loop lever. Lever appears to be slightly bent and does not fit closely to the lower tang, which should be a simple repair.

Single trigger. Buttstock of plain American walnut with pistol grip, cheekpiece on left side, nicely checkered.

Steel buttplate was originally case colored but no colors remain. Stevens forearm is of the two screw style and checkered. Barrel is half octagon, No. 3 weight, and is numbered to the action. CONDITION: Case coloring on action still has bright amounts remaining. Buttstock shows just minor scratches, dings, etc. Buttplate is devoid of case colors. Forearm has some minor scratches and dents from handling. Over 90% of the original blue remains. Good action, excellent bore. TR 2,500 - 4,000

1582 - (C) STEVENS 44 - 1/2 ACTION MODEL 47 SINGLE SHOT RIFLE. Manufacturer: Stevens Model: 47-44-1/2 Single Shot Serial No. 11095 Caliber/Bore: .22 Short Barrel Length: 28” FFL Status: Curio & Relic

Case colored 44-1/2 action and fitted with special order double set triggers and loop lever. Buttstock is of American walnut and in the pistol grip style, uncheckered. Buttplate is a No. 3 heavy Swiss, case colored.

Model number and serial number both marked on lower tang. Forearm is uncheckered. Barrel is partially octagon, No. 4 weight, correctly serial numbered to action. Marked with the J. Stevens Arms and Tool stamp and the caliber, .22 Short. Globe front sight for interchangeable disks is fitted, as is a Stevens-Vernier with wind adjustments on the tang. CONDITION: Case color on action is brilliant showing some wear just at the edges, while color of lever shows some wear. Buttstock has just the most minor of handling marks and two tiny cracks, almost unnoticeable, where the comb and buttplate come together. Forearm shows just minor handling marks, but there is a chip on the right hand side that is still present. Buttplate has some case color remaining, rest faded. Barrel shows just the minimum of wear. Good action, fine bore. This rifle remains in such wonderful condition that it could never have seen much use. TR 2,000 - 3,500

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1583 - (C) STEVENS POPE NO. 52-44-1/2 SINGLE SHOT SCHUETZEN RIFLE. Manufacturer: Stevens Model: SS Schützen Stevens Pope 52-44-1/2 Serial No. 1761 Caliber/Bore: .22 LR Barrel Length: 26” FFL Status: Curio & Relic Length of Pull: 12 - 5/8”

Case color action is engraved with a scroll pattern. Face of action is marked 52. Action is fitted with double set triggers and a No. 4 loop lever. Aftermarket wood knob palm rest is attached to the lever. The buttstock has been shortened and a custom brass buttplate is affixed. The buttstock is finely checkered.

Odd file marks are on the action frame bottom, just in front of the triggers. The forearm is an uncheckered replacement. The Stevens-Pope barrel, now 26” long, is full octagon, drilled and tapped for a scope, No. 4 weight, and has been set back at the breech end. Stevens-Pope number is 1746, but there is no Pope code shown. Globe front sight and Stevens-Vernier rear with windage. CONDITION: Traces of case color on action. Barrel has strong blue with some minor wear at sharp corners of the octagon. Buttstock shows some wear from handling and there is a crack at top tang. Good action with an excellent bore. TR 2,500 - 3,500

1584 - (C) STEVENS MODEL 49 (WALNUT HILL) ETCHED 44 ACTION, HEAVY BARREL SINGLE SHOT RIFLE. Manufacturer: Stevens Model: SS Schützen Model 49 Serial No. 10190 Caliber/Bore: .32-40 Barrel Length: 32” FFL Status: Curio & Relic Length of Pull: 13 - 1/2”

One-third octagon, two-thirds round, heavy barrel. 1.15” across flats, No. 4 weight. Stevens markings are on top flat, not cut for rear sight, globe front sight. No. 44 action with case colored loop lever and double set triggers is etched, leaving pattern of large open scroll surrounding vignettes of deer on left, and goat on right. Stevens-Vernier tang sight is installed. Replacement stocks of plain American walnut feature right hand cheekpiece, Swiss butt, and point pattern checkering. Weight: 12 lbs 2 oz. CONDITION: Very good to fine. Numbers on barrel and action match. Mismatched buttplate. Barrel retains most of its original blue with considerable browning and staining. Action retains over 50% of its original case hardening color. Traces of case color on lever remaining. Stocks have been heavily refinished with checkering re-cut. Buttplate is filed and polished bright. Bore is very fine to excellent. Set triggers work. PROVENANCE: Estate Collection of Francis Brown. TR 2,000 - 3,000

1585 - (A) WINCHESTER HI-WALL SINGLE SHOT RIFLE WITH SIDLE LONG TUBE SCOPE. Manufacturer: Winchester Model: SS Hi-Wall Serial No. 38370 Caliber/Bore: .25-35 WCF Barrel Length: 30” FFL Status: Antique Length of Pull: 13 - 3/4”

Round barrel is marked with Winchester information along with “WINCHESTER PROOF STEEL” and caliber on upper left side. Winchester proofs are on top of barrel and action. Barrel is fitted with dovetailed mounts for Sidle long tube scope (no. 2364) with ring post reticle in micrometer mounts. High wall action features long standard loop, double set triggers and light weight hammer. Breech block is case hardened. A factory letter may reveal that new barrel, stocks, etc. was factory work. Very finely crotch figured American walnut Winchester capped pistol grip buttstock measures 13-3/4” over hard rubber Winchester buttplate. Point pattern checkering is at grip, and matching large forend has inset ebony tip. (Serial number is in felt tip in barrel channel) Weight: 11 lbs. 2 oz. CONDITION: Very fine, as custom finished, possibly by factory, retaining nearly all blue on metal parts with some light subsequent scratches. Stocks have most of their original finish with some marks. Bore is excellent. Mechanically fine. Scope tube appears to be refinished.

Optically good, slightly cloudy. PROVENANCE: Estate Collection of Francis Brown. MGM 118 2,000 - 3,000

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1586 - (C) CUSTOM DELUXE ENGRAVED STEVENS MODEL 1915 FALLING BLOCK RIFLE. Manufacturer: Stevens Model: Favorite Custom Serial No. 558 Caliber/Bore: .22 Long Rifle Barrel Length: 24” FFL Status: Curio & Relic

If there exists a more handsome Stevens Model 1915, we have not seen it. This lovely custom rifle has been delicately and masterfully engraved in the scroll and leaf pattern, which covers the entire frame, breech block, lever, and hammer. Breech of barrel with double gold lines, double gold lines at muzzle. 2-1/2” of engraving at forward part of octagon barrel. Features deluxe Fleur-de-Lis checkered triple-X walnut stocks with blued rifle buttplate. The frame and lever are both color case hardened, screws are fire blue. Full octagon barrel with takedown. Barrel has been relined. Has a black ebony forearm tip. Sports a German knife blade front sight and sporting rear. CONDITION: The gun is in near mint condition as embellished and finished. Fine action, rifling with fine continuous lands and grooves. Simply one of if not the nicest and most ornate Model 1915s extant and a showpiece of master gunsmithing an engraving. DB 1,500 - 2,500

1587 - (M) FAMED MARINE SNIPER STEVE REICHERT’S PERSONAL KNIGHT’S ARMAMENT COMPANY SR-25 SEMI-AUTOMATIC RIFLE WITH BUSHNELL SCOPE AND KNIGHT’S ARMAMENT CASE. Manufacturer: Knight Model: SR-25 Serial No. KM090662 Caliber/Bore: 7.62x51mm NATO Barrel Length: 16” FFL Status: Modern On April 9th, 2004, when several U.S. Marines came under fire, Steve Reichert pulled off a nearly impossible feat and neutralized three insurgents with one shot, using a Raufoss round fired from an M82A3 and hitting his target through a wall. Reichert would proceed to stay on the rifle for twelve hours, providing overwatch and participating in the firefight. For this action, Reichert received the Bronze Star with a combat V and was medically discharged later that year after a run in with an improvised explosive device. Mr. Reichert has since founded his own training company, training some of the top fighters the world has seen. This rifle was one of Mr. Reichert’s personal rifles, identified by serial number in a private transaction when the rifle was sold. This rifle is build on a Knights Armament SR-25, later Titusville era lower with Magpul MOE pistol grip, Magpul MOE stock with compartment that contains a Ballisticard filled out to 1000 yards, cheekpiece with DOPE chart, extended charging handle, KAC trigger. Rare Knight’s Armament bolt carrier group with rare sand cuts and very rare dimpled barrel. Knight’s Armament quad rail with covers set back at 6 and 9 o’clock position, 3 o’clock rail cover is set forward. Mounted with a Bushnell 3.5-21x50 DMR II scope with Horus H59 reticle in first focal plane in one piece mount, Butler Creek flip scope caps, 45 degree offset iron sights. Three prong flash hider/suppressor attachment point. Rifle comes in a fitted Knight’s Armament travel case, with glued in foam, and an additional magazine. The whole rifle has been painted by Reichert himself in a camouflage pattern with Krylon paint. CONDITION: This rifle has seen use and some of the camouflage paintjob has chipped away, particularly at pivot and operational points, still retains majority of applied finish. Operates correctly with a fine bore, glass is clear. Rear scope cover is starting break at the flip juncture, exercise caution. If you are a fan on military sniper rifles, Marine history, or just a recreational shooter, you cannot afford to miss this. EW 8,000 - 12,000

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1588 - (M) FAMED MARINE SNIPER STEVE REICHERT’S PERSONAL SURGEON RIFLES SCALPEL MK-13 BOLT ACTION RIFLE WITH U.S. OPTICS SCOPE. Manufacturer: Surgeon Rifles Model: Scalpel MK-13 Serial No. L00264A Caliber/Bore: .300 Winchester Magnum Barrel Length: 26” FFL Status: Modern

On April 9th, 2004, when several U.S. Marines came under fire, Steve Reichert pulled off a nearly impossible feat and neutralized three insurgents with one shot, using a Raufoss round fired from an M82A3 and hitting his target through a wall. Reichert would proceed to stay on the rifle for twelve hours, providing overwatch and participating in the firefight. For this action, Reichert received the Bronze Star with a combat V and was medically discharged later that year after a run in with an IED. Mr. Reichert has since founded his own training company training some of the top fighters the world has seen. This rifle was one of Mr. Reichert’s personal rifles, and was identified in a private transaction by serial number. The rifle is built on a Surgeon Scalpel long action chambered in .300 Winchester Magnum, with a knurled “pineapple” bolt knob, spiral fluted bolt, 26” tapered Proof Research carbon fiber barrel ending in a six chamber muzzle brake. The action and barrel are installed in an Accuracy International AICS chassis with added forend rail for mounting night vision devices and side folding stock. Trigger is an X-Treme Shooting Products two stage. Left side of the buttstock has a DOPE chart for Mk248 Mod 1 ammo at 75% humidity in 80 degree heat, presumably what the rifle is zeroed for. Harris bipod mounted on forend. There is a section of rail on buttstock that was added to mount a monopod. Rifle is topped by a US Optics 5-25x56 with Horus H-37 illuminated reticle in the first focal plane on quick detach one piece mount with spirit level on rear ring, U.S Optics honeycomb sunshade on objective lens. The rifle has been painted by Steve Reichert in a camouflage pattern with Krylon paint. CONDITION: Very good used condition. The rifle has seen use and some of the camouflage paint job has rubbed away, mostly at sharp edges and pivot points. Bolt face has been recently replaced. Operates correctly with a fine sharp bore. If you are a collector of U.S. military firearms, a Marine enthusiast, or even a long range recreational shooter, this is a lot you cannot afford to miss. Comes with two additional AI pattern magazines. EW 10,000 - 15,000

1589 - (M) HIGHLY DESIRABLE HECKLER AND KOCH PSG-1 SEMI-AUTOMATIC SNIPER RIFLE WITH CASE AND ACCESSORIES. Manufacturer: HK Model: PSG-1 Serial No. 44-1555 Caliber/Bore: 7.62x51mm NATO Barrel Length: 25 - 1/2” FFL Status: Modern KC date coded for 1992. Designed partly in response to the 1972 Munich Massacre as a way to allow snipers to rapidly engage targets at distance. Comes with Hensoldt Wetzlar ZF 65x42 PSG1 scope, ergonomic palm shelf grip, adjustable trigger with shoe, and adjustable buttstock.

Comes in a fitted case with Loga system tripod, two additional twenty round magazines, two five round magazines, web sling, adjustment spanner, laminated test target, manual, and two extra batteries. CONDITION: Gun is in very fine condition with metal retaining the vast majority of its finish. Muzzle has some loss at sharp edges. Furniture has some handling marks from use. Bottom of grip marked “Fitz” for unknown purpose.

Previous owner scribed a line on the buttstock for where he wanted the cheekrest to sit. Scope is fine with one small area of paint chipping on left side and some silvering to high edges. Fine bore. Operates correctly. Optics are clear. Accessories are good with wear from use. Case has “ALPHA” on top and numerous handling marks, third latch from left is loose. A rare specimen for the collector of modern military firearms. EW 10,000 - 15,000 336

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1590 - (M) BROWNING BAR GRADE IV SEMI AUTOMATIC RIFLE Manufacturer: Browning Model: BAR Grade IV Serial No. 71290M71 Caliber/Bore: .300 Win. Mag. Barrel Length: 24” FFL Status: Modern Drop at Comb: approx 1 - 5/8” Drop at Heel: approx 1 - 3/4” Length of Pull: 14”

Nice Belgium made Browning circa 1971. .300 Winchester Magnum caliber. Shiny 24” round barrel.

Hooded ramp front and adjustable folding leaf rear sights and the standard address and caliber markings are on the barrel. Grey satin finished action receiver engraved with moose and elk in woods surrounded with fine scroll engraving. Floorplate is also scroll engraved. Engraved by R. Kowalski. Tapped with four top screws for mounts. Very nice high gloss walnut stock and forend with checkered and carved boarders on pistol hand grip. Fitted with Browning black rubber buttpad. Complimented with a gold washed trigger with a slide through trigger safe. Weight: 8 Lbs. 2 oz. CONDITION: Near new with only slight handling marks.

Mechanically excellent. CP 4,500 - 6,500

1591 - (M) LAKESIDE MACHINE VINDICATOR .22LR BELT FED SEMI-AUTOMATIC RIFLE. Manufacturer: Lakeside Machine Model: Vindicator Serial No. 11 Caliber/Bore: .22 LR Barrel Length: 16 - 1/4” FFL Status: Modern

This lovely .22 belt fed was produced by Lakeside Machine, well known for their .22 belt feds, including the ever popular Razorback AR uppers. Features the unique Summit Sighting System, wood stock with finger groove and pistol grip, ventilated barrel shroud, removable Lakeside Machine flash hider. Only 61 of these desirable guns were made in the first run and this gun, serial number 11, is among the earliest. Accessories comprise 100 disintegrating links, cloth 25 round belt, and chopsticks to aid in opening belt when tight.

CONDITION: Fine, retaining the vast majority of finish with light marks from handling and operation. There is some minor staining on exposed stainless parts. Wood is very good, with some handling marks, and one small chip near right side retaining bolt. Barrel is excellent, bright and shiny with well defined rifling.

Accessories are fine, cloth belt someone colored with age but does not appear to have been used. EW 1,500 - 3,000

1592 - (C) EARLY BROWNING SEMI-AUTOMATIC GRADE II (WHEEL SIGHT) - .22 RIFLE WITH CASE. Manufacturer: Browning FFL Status: Curio & Relic Model: Semi Auto .22 Drop at Comb: Approx. 1 - 1/2” Serial No. T31383 Drop at Heel: Approx. 2 - 7/8” Caliber/Bore: .22 LR Length of Pull: 14” Barrel Length: 19 - 3/8”

(ca 1958) Early rifle with T serial number prefix, made in Belgium, has 19-3/8” barrel, with all correct markings, fitted with wheel sight, adjustable for four elevations. Coin finished action is factory engraved in usual Grade II style with acanthus leaves in swirled borders flanking vignettes of a pair of squirrels on left side, with flushing duck on top of action, and a pair of gophers on right. Smoky marbled and lightly fiddle figured European walnut square knob buttstock measures 14” over ribbed steel buttplate. Point pattern checkering is at grip. Matching forend attaches to barrel with screw. Rifle is housed in brown and tan Browning case, gold embossed “WM. C. LUMM” on top front edge. Case is lined in royal blue velvet and contains instruction manual and owner registration card. Weight: 4 lbs 14 oz. CONDITION: Excellent. Barrel retains nearly all of its original blue. Action has almost all of its original coin finish, is browning from oxidation of accumulated oil, and there is some slight discoloration on bottom left side. Stocks retain nearly all of their original finish with a fair amount of light scratches and marks. Bore is excellent.

Mechanically fine. Exterior of case has some marks, interior has some rubs. PROVENANCE: Estate Collection of Francis Brown. MGM 92 1,250 - 1,750

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1593 - (M) KRIEGHOFF MODEL 32 SAN REMO GRADE SKEET GUN WITH TUBE SET AND CASE. Manufacturer: Krieghoff Model: OU 32 Serial No. 8530 Barrel Length: 28” FFL Status: Modern Drop at Comb: 1 - 5/16” Rear of Monte Carlo: 1 - 3/16” Drop at Heel: 2 - 1/16” Length of Pull: 14 - 1/4” Neutral Cast Weight: 8 lbs 6 oz Barrel Wall Thickness: 2 - 3/4” Choke: Skeet and Skeet Gauge: 12 Gauge

Mono-blocked 28” barrels with raised, ventilated rib are marked with Krieghoff Ulm address with no importers or dealers marks. Barrel flats are stamped with 1972 Ulm nitro proofs. Coin finished over/under action with blocked out safety and single selective trigger, is engraved in San Remo style with near full coverage large open scrolling acanthus in dot shaded background. This attractive scroll surrounds scenes of game and dogs on sides; pointer pointing a pair of flushing grouse on left, and a trio of ducks taking wing from marsh on right. Blued trigger guard bow has flush gold inlaid borders around central relief gold flushing quail. Locking slide on top of action is blued and relief gold and silver inlaid with a stooping eagle, talons outstretched. This inlay is signed “GC” (Gino Cargnel). Pointer and grouse scene is signed “HV”. Nicely crotch figured American walnut steel capped pistol grip Monte Carlo buttstock measures 14 - 1/4” over black Old English pad. Point pattern checkering is at grip. Coin finished steel grip cap is engraved with initials “FK”. Matching one piece semi-beavertail type forend has Krieghoff’s Deeley type release. Gun is housed in dark brown metal case with “K” stenciled on top. Interior is lined in dark blue velvet, and has tube sets for 20, 28, and .410 gauges in top compartment under dividing flap. Bottom section holds action and barrels and contains tube installation tools and a pull-through cleaning kit. CONDITION: Excellent, with evidence of considerable use. Barrels retain nearly all of their original blue, with two or three light marks where visible, and quite a few marks from assembly and disassembly under forend. Action retains nearly all of its coin finish with some marking on bottom from contact with forend. Stocks retain over 95% of their original finish, with a few light scratches and a couple of heavier dings. Checkering lightly worn. Bores are excellent. Action is tight. Mechanically fine. Tube set is excellent. Case is excellent. MGM 131 4,000 - 6,500

1594 - (M) 4 GUN SET - REMINGTON MODEL 1100 D GRADE GUNS IN 12 BORE, 12 BORE, 20 BORE, AND .410 BORE. Manufacturer: (ALL) Remington Model: (ALL) 1100-D Serial No. (A) M087268 (B) M087267X (C) M087262V (D) L953066V Barrel Length: (A) 25” (B) 25 - 1/2” (C) 25 - 1/2” (D) 29 - 3/4” FFL Status: Modern Chamber: (A) 2 - 1/2” (B)(C)(D) 2 - 3/4” Gauge: (A) .410 Gauge (B) 20 Gauge (C) 12 Gauge (D) 12 Gauge

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Truly a grand set - (A) 410 bore. Made with matted raised ventilated rib. Forearm is beautifully checkered in Fleur-de-Lis, wave and diamond pattern with finger grooves on sides. Action is nicely scroll engraved in “D” Grade pattern with wave border pattern.

Fire figured American Walnut buttstock with large capped pistol grip and terminates with a Pachmayr brand basket weave pad. (B) Same as gun (A) except in 20 bore.

(C) Same as gun (A) except in 12 bore with skeet choked barrel. (D) Similar to gun (A) except in 12 bore with Modified choke barrel. Pad is a different color. CONDITION: Set is in excellent all original condition retaining more than 97% original finish throughout.

There are a few minor flakes in the wood finish, most notably on the 20 bore and the 12 bore has a small area near the comb where the finish has a couple of bubbles.

Mechanics are crisp and bores are all brilliant and shiny. This is a great set and would last many lifetimes serving you all over North America. Beautiful and functional! JSL 5,000 - 8,000

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1595 - (M) VERY RARE AND BEAUTIFUL REMINGTON MODEL 31 F GRADE 20 BORE PUMP SHOTGUN. Manufacturer: Remington Model: 31 F Serial No. 501316 Barrel Length: 28” FFL Status: Modern Length of Pull: 14” Weight: 7lbs 7oz Chamber: 2 - 3/4” Choke: Marked “FULL”. .025 Gauge: 20 Bore Internal Bore Diameter: .619

Beautiful little gun with solid matted rib barrel with steel front bead. Breech end of barrel is beautifully engraved in scroll and gold inlaid “F GRADE”. Receiver is beautifully engraved in near full coverage floral scroll engraved with gold inlays on each side. Left side of action with two large gold dogs, two woodcock and two quail in gold. Trigger guard bow with scroll engraving and bust of gold dogs head. Right side of action with two large gold dogs, pheasant, and goose in gold surrounded by well executed scroll engraving.

Marble cake walnut stocks with beautiful grain are well figured and checkered in point and ribband pattern. Buttstock with capped pistol grip and thin red “Olde English” pad. Carrier jeweled at the factory.

CONDITION: Extremely fine retaining nearly all original finish to both wood and metal. Shows very limited use. Mechanics are crisp and bore is brilliant and shiny. An exceptionally beautiful gun. JSL 3,000 - 5,000

1596 - (C) FINE WINCHESTER MODEL 12 ENGRAVED PIGEON GRADE BLACK DIAMOND 12 GAUGE PUMP SHOTGUN. Manufacturer: Winchester Model: 12 Serial No. 572096 Barrel Length: 30” FFL Status: Curio & Relic Drop at Comb: 1 - 15/16” Drop at Heel: 2 - 7/16” Length of Pull: 13- 1/8” Chamber: 2 - 3/4” Gauge: 12 Gauge

Factory engraved pigeon grade gun produced in 1929. Engraving is believed to be executed by Alden George Ulrich. Right side of receiver features a setter & pointer with two flushing grouse. Left side of receiver features four flying mallards. Games scenes, top of receiver and trigger guard bow are accented with foliate scroll engraving and punch dot backgrounds. Solid rib 30” barrel is marked for full choke. Small field style forearm of fancy crotch figured American walnut has wraparound pigeon grade checkering. Pistol grip checkered stock with hard rubber cap of fancy walnut has black diamond inlays on both sides of wrist.

Left side of stock is fitted with oval brass presentation plate marked “Presented to / THOMAS N. MARLOW / CHAIRMAN / MONTANA FISH-GAME COMMISSION / BY THE / GAME WARDENS OF MONTANA / 1930”. Length of pull is 13 - 1/8” over black Pachmayr ventilated pad with 5/8” of black and white spacers. Accompanied by its George Lawrence Co. leather leg of mutton case. CONDITION: Gun is in sound overall condition retaining over 70% original blue. Forearm has original finish showing light wear & marks.

Stock has touched up finish with fitting marks from pad installation. Bore is very good and bright, front sight bead is missing. Case is in good condition with finish marks on the outside having lightly faded & worn interior. This is a very desirable engraved gun with Montana history. TDW 2,500 - 5,000

1597 - (C) SCARCE 1942 WINCHESTER MODEL 1897 TRENCH SHOTGUN Manufacturer: Winchester Model: M1897 Trench Gun Serial No. E936776 Barrel Length: 20” FFL Status: Curio & Relic Chamber: 2 - 3/4” Choke: Cylinder Gauge: 12 Gauge

Offered is a very scarce 1942 dated trench gun with all of the early features. The heat shield is a World War I style six row but no patent date. The change date to a four row was mid-1942. The left side of stock has the WB cartouche with ordnance wheel. Waldemar Broberg inspected 1897 trench guns from July of 1941 through June of 1942 only with most World War II trench guns bearing the GHD stamp. This is correct take down style and this gun falls right into the correct serial number range of 930,000-953,000. The left side of the frame is stamped simply US without the bomb which is only observed on the 1941-1942 made guns. The top of barrel has the WP stamp with ordnance bomb. Top of frame stamped with WP. The stock has correct fluted comb with Winchester logo black buttplate and sling swivel. The buttplate is proper style but is a bit shy to wood and may be a replacement. Finnish is commercial style blue. Bottom of barrel has 42 stamp for year made. CONDITION: Outstanding specimen with 97% original blue on frame with some light handling marks. The barrel retains the majority of original blue finish while the heat shield retains about 75% blue with balance a gun metal gray. Stocks are excellent with minor handling marks. Mirror bore.

Comes with M1917 bayonet and sheath. DB 4,000 - 6,000

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1598 - (C) WINCHESTER MODEL 1897 TRENCH SLIDE ACTION SHOTGUN WITH ORIGINAL BAYONET. Manufacturer: Winchester Model: 1897 Trench Serial No. E679384 Barrel Length: 20” FFL Status: Curio & Relic Chamber: 2 - 3/4” Choke: cyl Gauge: 12 Bore

According to noted authority Bruce Canfield, “most of the Winchester Model 1897 trench guns manufactured under World War 1 US government contracts were not stamped with martial markings”. This is such an example. Its serial number places it within excepted range (E613000-E705000). It has the correct six row heat shield with 1918 patent date stamped on left side. It bears a commercial grade Winchester blue finish.

This is proper solid frame example with a 20” barrel stamped “cyl”. Barrel and frame have proper WP stamp. Slide bar stamped Model 1897. The walnut stock has thin wrist with non-fluted high comb. Winchester logo black buttplate and sling swivels. No US stamps on gun of any kind. CONDITION: Frame retains nearly 90% of its factory original high polish blue with numerous handling marks. Barrel, tube, and shield retain majority of original blue. Stocks are excellent with light handling marks. Gun has a mirror bright bore.

Comes with 1910 dated sling and a M1917 bayonet. DB 3,500 - 5,500

1599 - (C) WORLD WAR I WINCHESTER MODEL 1897 US SLIDE ACTION TRENCH SHOTGUN. Manufacturer: Winchester Model: M1897 Trench Serial No. E683699 Barrel Length: 20” FFL Status: Curio & Relic Chamber: 2 - 3/4” Choke: Cyl Gauge: 12 Gauge

According to noted authority Bruce Canfield, “most of the Winchester Model 1897 trench guns manufactured under World War 1 US government contracts were not stamped with martial markings”. This is such an example. Its serial number places it within excepted range (E613000-E705000). It has the correct six row heat shield with 1918 patent date stamped on left side. It bears a commercial grade Winchester blue finish.

This is proper solid frame example with a 20” barrel stamped “cyl”. Barrel and frame have proper WP stamp. Slide bar stamped Model 1897. The walnut stock has thin wrist with non fluted high comb. Winchester logo black buttplate and sling swivels. No US stamps on gun of any kind. CONDITION: Frame retains nearly 90% of it’s factory original high polish blue with light handling marks. Barrel, tube and shield retain majority of original blue although the shield is flaking to patina a bit at front. Stocks are excellent with light handling marks. Gun has a mirror bright bore. Comes with a M1917 bayonet and scabbard. DB 3,500 - 5,000

1600 - (C) SCARCE 1942 WINCHESTER MODEL 1897 TRENCH SHOTGUN Manufacturer: Winchester Model: M1897 Serial No. E933521 Barrel Length: 20” FFL Status: Curio & Relic Chamber: 2 - 3/4” Choke: Cylinder Gauge: 12 Gauge

Offered is a very scarce 1942 dated trench gun with all of the early features. The heat shield is a World War I style six row but no patent date. The change date to a four row was mid-1942. The left side of stock has the WB cartouche with ordnance wheel. Waldemar Broberg inspected 1897 trench guns from July of 1941 through June of 1942 only with most World War II trench guns bearing the GHD stamp. This is correct take down style and this gun falls right into the correct serial number range of 930,000-953,000. The left side of the frame is stamped simply US without the bomb which is only observed on the 1941-42 made guns. The top of barrel has the WP stamp with ordnance bomb. Top of frame stamped with WP. The stock has correct fluted comb with Winchester logo black buttplate and sling swivel. Finnish is commercial style blue. Bottom of barrel has 42 stamp for year made. CONDITION: Fine specimen with 90% original blue on frame, balance blending to soft patina with some light handling marks. The barrel retains the majority of reapplied blue finish while the heat shield retains about 75% blue with balance a gun metal gray. Stocks are excellent with usual handling marks. Mirror bore. Comes with M1917 bayonet and sheath. DB 2,500 - 4,000

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1601 - (C) PROTOTYPE SERIAL NUMBER ONE MARBLES GAMES GETTER COMBINATION GUN IN 32-20 AND 28 GAUGE. Manufacturer: Marbles Model: Combination Serial No. 1 Caliber/Bore: .32/28GA Barrel Length: 20” FFL Status: Curio & Relic Maintained and handed down through the Marble’s family, this prototype “GAMEGETTER” combination gun, serial number 1, was patented in 1910 by W.L. Marble of Gladstone, Michigan.

This unique design evolved into the later production models that became synonymous amongst firearms enthusiast and collectors alike. This unique example operates by pivoting the barrel cluster to left as opposed to a breakdown as later models where. The 20” superimposed barrels are chambered for the .32-20 Winchester cartridge over a 28 gauge shotgun barrel. Front sight is a drift adjustable bead front sight and a folding express rear sight. A single trigger operates the dual pull-cocking striker mechanism. The rust blue action is mounted into what appears to be a varnished American walnut stock with hard rubber buttplate from a Stevens small frame Champion shotgun. A manual cartridge extractor is mounted to the right side of the barrel assembly as is the manual disconnect for opening the action. The serial number one is found on the lower tang to rear of trigger as well as on forward stanchion of the receiver at pivot point and on the breech in between the chambers. Gun is accompanied by extensive provenance by previous owner showing the chain of custody of the gun as well as documentation from the National Rifle Association awarding this gun with a Silver Medal (number 273) for one of the “10 best Weapons” from the 1987 Reno, Nevada annual meeting and firearms exhibit. Gun is also cased for display in a velvet lined fitted walnut trunk pattern case with brass furniture and carry handle.

CONDITION: Very fine with over 97% of the rust blue finish remaining with losses at edges and areas of lever operation. The bores are excellent, the action operates properly and smoothly. Walnut stock is very good with varnish loss at wrist from handling. Case is very good with several minor exterior scratches. NRA “COIN# 273” is excellent with presentation box, certificate and award plaque. Rarely can a 100 year old firearm be traced from its patent stage through development, manufacture, and to its current caretaker. Unique in every respect. TDW 18,000 - 25,000

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1602 - (A) A FANTASTIC PAIR OF FRENCH MODEL 1786 STYLE 2 - 1/2 POUNDER BRONZE NAVAL GUNS ON WHAT APPEAR TO BE PERIOD MAHOGANY BRASS BOUND CARRIAGES. 39” from muzzle to cascabel, these lovely cannons have three turnings, reinforced breeches, 2 - 1/2” bores. CONDITION: Fantastic, with beautiful unpolished rich deep patination. Bores are patinated but smooth throughout. Though unmarked, these cannon correspond very closely to the French Model of 1786 2 - 1/2 pounder. Mahogany carriages with brass mountings appear to be 19th century, possibly earlier, and are in excellent condition for naval gun carriages throughout, still retaining wood quions, wooden wheels, and all necessary fittings. These handsome cannons would make a lovely addition to any gun room, or living room, and are of musem quality throughout. MZ 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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1603 - (A) VERY ATTRACTIVE WATERVLIET ARSENAL 1898 DATED TUBE MODEL 1897 3.2 INCH ANTIQUE CANNON ON ORIGINAL CARRIAGE. Great looking model 1898 Watervliet arsenal cannon (tube #170) on original Rock Island Armory carriage with data plate (#153) with 1901 date.

Carriage has operating elevation gear, bore swabs, and original metal and wood furnishings. No rear sight present. CONDITION: Overall appearance and finish is near excellent painted green finish with some slight rub marks here and there. Breech is extremely fine with attractive brass hardware handle. Elevation gear moves very smoothly. Steel rims of wooden wheels extremely fine turning to a brown patina at contact surfaces. Wooden wheels of carriage are exceptional, near excellent beautiful wood finish.

Museum quality appearance. Rifled bore has distinct rifling at the muzzle becoming worn and pitted towards the breech. This in no way detracts from the museum quality display presence of this piece. This is not a standard shippable item and will require third party shipping or pickup arrangements to be made.

JWK 2019-10-218 This is not a standard shippable item and will require 3rd party shipping or pickup arrangements to be made. 17,500 - 22,500

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1604 - (A) HOTCHKISS 1.65” MOUNTAIN GUN. American Ordnance Company manufacturer marking on top of breech with number “120”. This 2 pounder cannon has been converted to center fire and sits on an absolutely fantastic condition original American Ordnance steel carriage with bronze furnishings, complete with American Ordnance data plate at front. Tube measures just over 46” long muzzle to breech. Muzzle to end of trail is 76”. Beautiful wood spoke wheels with brass hubs and steel tires were manufactured

by Archibald Wheel Company and are 38” high. Width hub to hub is also 38”. Muzzle exhibits 1897 date. Correct sights are present and are in excellent condition. CONDITION: Overall appearance and finish is near excellent correct rich brown refinish over light pitting on tube.

Carriage is near excellent olive green painted finish on steel parts with some small chips and scratches revealing gray patina, with bronze and brass parts left bare. Attractive oak wooden spoke wheels are also near excellent with black painted steel tires with typical loss of paint from use turning a brown patina on contact surfaces. Mechanics are crisp. Bore has very strong rifling with shiny lands and starting to turn dark in the grooves. Breech block is appropriately in the white and in near excellent condition just starting to patina. Truly an exceptionally attractive and not too difficult to move around 19th century cannon.

A museum quality specimen in all respects. JWK 2019-10-217 25,000 - 50,000

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1605 - (A) HISTORIC AND EXCITING U.S. NAVY 3 INCH BREECH LOADING CANNON OFF 1880’S USS BROOKLYN. Original 19th century U.S. Navy 3” breech loading cannon in the 500 pound class marked on top of tube between trunnions, “3”/RIFLE/500LBS/ NO.8/” with Naval anchor proof and right trunnion marked “463 lbs” and dated 1881. Brass elevation screw on carriage is dated 1878 and U.S.N.Y. inspected. This gun is identified by serial number as being deployed on the USS Brooklyn. This would have been an early breech loading replacement for the Dahlgren boat howitzer. PROVENANCE: Formerly in the Springfield Arsenal LLC Artillery collection of John Morris.

CONDITION: Overall appearance and finish is very good to fine with a nice pleasing patina. Exterior of barrel very good with a pleasing patina. No breech block present. Markings are fairly crisp and discernible. Brass components on carriage have been heavily polished but markings are mostly discernible. Trunnions and left rimbase are pitted. Bore rifling is crisp with pitting. A historic navy piece from the latter park of the 19th century seldom encountered. JWK 2019-10-216 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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1606 - ATTRACTIVE MODEL 1895 WATERTOWN ARSENAL MANUFACTURED 3.6 INCH FIELD MORTAR IN ORIGINAL STEEL MOUNT ON WOODEN ROLLING DISPLAY STAND. Attractive green painted Watertown arsenal 3.6 inch breech loading mortar as manufactured in 1898 with original brass data plate on steel mount. Serial number “41” matches on tube and mount with “JWR” inspectors initials. One original banded projectile is included with this lot. This was the first modern breechloading mortar developed for the U.S. Army. Used mostly for coastal and fixed fortification defense, there were only 76 units built between June of 1890 and early 1904, procured in several batches. Four were sent to Cuba via Tampa, Florida for the Spanish American War, and at least two and possibly four were shipped to and deployed in the Philippines during the insurrection there. They were deemed obsolete in 1919 and many were scrapped or otherwise became decorative or memorial pieces. Several, including this one, made it into the hands of private collectors. CONDITION: Green repainted finish on metal parts with brass data plate turning a pleasing dull patina with fuse primer brass thumbpiece presenting a more polished appearance. Bore is well worn and pitted and would benefit from being relined if one desired to shoot this wonderful antique piece of siege and coastal defense. Steel breechblock in the white and very clean. A great piece for the turn of the century heavy ordnance collector which rolls well on its display stand. JWK 12,500 - 15,000

1607 - FINE ORIGINAL CONDITION, LARGE SIZE STRONG YACHT CANNON. 4 gauge, 31” overall. 24” barrel marked “MAN’D BY” “STRONG FIRE ARMS” “CO” and with 1883 patent dates, eagle, and New Haven address on heavy pivoting breech section. Breech has hooked steel sliding cartridge extractor. Barrel is fitted with removable steel adapter for ten gauge blanks which are readily available. Usual high quality varnished mahogany carriage has two front 6” diameter lignum vitae wheels with leather “tires”. Brass hardware including assembly bolts, trunnion covers, yoke type restraining line fittings, and capstan elevation screw, are nicely finished. CONDITION: Very fine, original, as found. Barrel is a fine mustard brown patina. Breech section of slightly different alloy is toned a bit darker. Deeply stamped breech markings (unusual as most are fairly light). Firing mechanism appears to be in fine condition. Extractor moves freely. Carriage retains most of what appears to be its original varnish with considerable alligatored attic burn. Brass furniture also nicely toned. Wheels have some old, possibly original, infill in stress cracks, right wheel has old repairs. An exceptionally fine example of this highly sought after signal cannon.

MGM48. 3,000 - 5,000

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1608 - (A) A RARE ISLAMIC 7 POUND RIFLED CANNON BEARING THE ROYAL ARMS OF AFGHANISTAN AND FARSI INSCRIPTION. This well forged steel rifled cannon is similar to the British muzzle loading mounting cannon. This cannon was cast, likely in Kabul, and bears the deeply engraved Afghani National Arms. The tube is 40” including cascabel. The 3” bore has three three small grooves and three large lands. Middle Eastern cannons from this period are rarely encountered in America or Europe as most were melted and reused.

Cannon comes on a wooden naval type carriage with mounts. Quite possibly the only cannon of its type in the United States and thus a rare opportunity to purchase such a historic cannon, considering the Afghan War is the longest war in American history. CONDITION: Fine for a cannon of this period. The engraved Royal Arms are extremely crisp.

Original machining marks are still visible, with the number “8” stamped on the muzzle face, cascabel, and midsection. Bore has good rifling, though somewhat corroded. Original brass vent will accept a friction primer. PROVENANCE: Springfield Arsenal LLC Artillery Collection, John Morris. MZ This is not a standard shippable item and will require 3rd party shipping or pickup arrangements to be made. 3,000 - 5,000

1609 - LOT OF 3: COLT .36 REVOLVING BELT PISTOL AND AMERICAN POWDER .31 REVOLVING POCKET PISTOL CARTRIDGE SKINS. Included are two full sealed boxes of six combustible rounds for the Colt Revolving Belt Pistol (1851 Navy size).

Both have Colt address on box. The third box is a partial .31 caliber for Remington and Colt pocket pistol (not maker marked). PROVENANCE: Max Guenthert collection. CONDITION: Very fine. DB 800 - 1,200 1610 - LOT OF TWO: SYMS & BROS. AND AMERICAN POWDER .44 COLT ARMY PISTOL CARTRIDGE SKINS, FORMER DR. JOSEPH MURPHY COLLECTION The rare sealed Syms box is dated 1862 and marked for Colt’s .44 Army. The other sealed box of .44 skins mentions Remington and others. CONDITION: Extremely fine and completely sealed. All markings are crisp and legible. Corners are solid and package in not soiled. PROVENANCE: Former Dr. Joseph Murphy Collection, Max Guenthert collection. Two great Civil War era sealed packages. TDW 600 - 1,000 1611 - LOT OF 2: SAGE & CO. AND HAZARDS POWDER .44 COLT ARMY REVOLVER CARTRIDGE SKINS Outstanding lot of two packages of .44 caliber cartridge skins for the percussion revolver. The Sage box is sealed and dated 1862, six seamless skin cartridges for the Colt’s Army Pistol. The other box is also sealed and made for Colt’s Army .44 but no manufacturer name present, only Hazard powder. PROVENANCE: Formerly from the Dr. Joseph Murphy collection, Max Guenthert collection. CONDITION: Extremely fine with crisp marking and little exterior handing evident.

TDW 600 - 1,000 1612 - LOT OF 2: COLT .36 REVOLVING BELT PISTOL CARTRIDGE SKINS, FORMER DR. JOSEPH MURPHY COLLECTION. Both appear factory sealed. Both contain six skins. Made by Colt for Colt with Colt address. The .36 Colt belt pistol such as 1851-61 Navy were the intended weapons but could have been used in any .36 caliber weapon such as Starr or Whitney. PROVENANCE: Former Dr. Joseph Murphy collection, Max Guenthert collection. CONDITION: Extremely fine with little to no distress. Crisp lettering and little to no soiling on exterior. TDW 550 - 950

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1613 - ORIGINAL WILLIAM EVANS SHOTSHELL DISPLAY BOARD. A ready-to-hang, factory made shotshell display board, completely framed and under glass. Large leather trade label reads “William Evans Gun & Rifle Makers Established 1883 67a St. James Street, London SW1A 1PH” Their logo also appears in all four corners. Displaying approximately 40 shells, all stamped with St. James, Pall Mall, Marlboro or William Evans. The piece measures 25” square as framed which appears to be done for the factory.

Established 1883, William Evans is one of the last remaining independent gun makers in the UK. Located in St. James’s, London & Bisley Camp, Surrey. A great board that probably hung at their store. Unlike Winchester or Remington, they had no need to make extra boards for dealers so existing examples are not only rare but probably each is one of a kind. CONDITION: Near mint overall. DB 3,500 - 5,500

1614 - FRAMED HOLLAND & HOLLAND CARTRIDGE DISPLAY. This great board is number ‘10’ and features the largest commercial cartridge made, the .700 Nitro Express, which rests dead center on this board. It is surrounded by some of the largest cartridges they make along with various shot-shells. There are approximately 50 cartridges on this display. Holland & Holland will produce a board for you starting at 7000 pounds and that does not include a .700 Nitro. CONDITION: Near mint overall.

Measures 25” x 29”. DB 5,000 - 8,000

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1615 - CIRCA 1890’S SINGLE W WINCHESTER CARTRIDGE BOARD. This is the board that everyone wants. It has the rare .70-150 cartridge top and center. The familiar background consists of a pair of hanging Mallards and two panel scenes. The left scene is a hunter and Indian guide using a Winchester lever action. The right panel is a cowboy shooting his 1873 rifle over his dead horse. CONDITION: The right panel is fading and the image is not quite crisp but still well defined. The other panel is sharp and bright. A UV light showed no signs of any repair or inpainting. The board is missing the No. 12 hull and the Star hull at bottom.

Both should be easy to find and are quite common. The 8 & 4 hulls have some damage. The wood grain paper back ground is still sharp. Frame has been refinished. A very nice example that just needs a couple of shotgun hulls to be complete and fine. Framed 51” x 38”. DB This is not a standard shippable item and will require 3rd party shipping or pickup arrangements to be made. 25,000 - 35,000

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1616 - FRAMED WINCHESTER DOUBLE W CARTRIDGE STONE LITHOGRAPH PRIN. The famous image entitled Success was painted by A.B. Frost and is first seen on the Winchester 1895 calendar and used again on the actual cartridge board circa 1897-1898 as well as on this print. This is the stone litho version of the true cartridge board.

These were given to dealers across the country to advertise their product but due to the large size and fragile nature of these items, seldom did they survive in any condition having been stored for decades in hot attics and moldy basements. CONDITION: Exceptional. It was completely black lighted and there were no signs of any inpainting or paper repair, just the normal minor storage marks one would expect to find on a hundred plus old piece that was never protected under glass. The frame has been expertly restored. The prices on the cartridge boards have soared making these period litho prints an absolute bargain when they show up. It measures 40” tall and 57” long. It is ready for that gun room and needs only to be hung.

A fantastic piece with bright original color and images. DB 4,500 - 7,500

1617 - CIRCA 1910 ELEY’S LOADED CARTRIDGES STORE DISPLAY BOARD. The Eley Cartridge Company was founded by Charles and William Eley in London in the 1820’s. This is a large display that measures 25” x 31” framed. This display is filled entirely with self contained brass cartridges. There are five rare pinfire rounds, a center display of 12 .450 yhtu .577 British rounds, 12 Spencer rounds, 14 Winchester and Marlin rounds, along with .303, No. 1 Express, Peabody Martini, with numerous hand-gun cartridges. Of over 84 cartridges, the only one missing is the 7mm WS round. Fine original red painted wood liner with beige cardboard back-board and red printing. CONDITION: Few scuffs and some light soiling inside but still crisp. Outer frame has some chipping to finish. Some really scarce cartridges on this early British board. DB 3,000 - 5,000

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1618 - FINE CIRCA 1910 ELEY SHOTSHELL STORE DISPLAY BOARD. The Eley Cartridge Company was founded by Charles and William Eley in London in the 1820’s. This is a large display that measures 25” wide and 31” tall (framed). The store display features 70 cardboard hull shotshells and 11 brass. These include both the 4 and 8 bore. Also included are two cutaways. Trade names include; Amberite, Pegamoid and Cannonite. The display also has a few wads. The liner frame is original red painted wood. Board is manila in color with bright red print. CONDITION: Display has all original shells and is in excellent, extremely clean and crisp condition with the exception of outer wood frame which has some chipping but could easily be refinished if so desired. DB 3,000 - 4,000

1619 - PRE-WAR FRENCH MGM MANUFACTURE GENERALE DE MUNITIONS CARTRIDGE DISPLAY BOARD. Offered is a very rare cartridge display board manufactured by the French munition company using the MGM moniker. The board consists of 13 cardboard hull shotshells, five of which are cutaways. Two shells display the rifled shotgun slug. The majority of shells have the trade name printed. In addition to the large shotgun shells, there are four small shotshells cartridges and 15 cartridges along with various wads. Looks complete sans a couple of caps. CONDITION: Excellent. Board measures 25” x 18” framed. This is the first board by this company that we have encountered as there are very few French made boards of any manufacture. DB 1,500 - 2,500

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1620 - FINE CIRCA 1910 ELEY CARTRIDGE & SHOTSHELL STORE DISPLAY BOARD. The Eley Cartridge Company was founded by Charles and William Eley in London in the 1820’s. This board consists of 20 shotshells, one of brass with all others constructed of cardboard. There are 12 small handgun self-contained rimfire cartridges. The mission oak style original frame is stenciled in black on top and bottom. Trade names on cartridges include; Lenith, Comet, Rocket, Thor, Ecar, Pluto, Grand Prix, Mars, Acme, and others. Their London trademark is stamped in center on a dull grey cardboard with original wood backing. Piece measures 16” x 17”. CONDITION: Excellent, original condition. DB 1,500 - 2,000

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1621 - FRAMED SHOT-SHELL CARTRIDGE DISPLAY BOARD. Dated on lower frame 1935-1985 in gold leaf. The top of the frame reads “The Sporting Cartridge”, also in gold. Within the professionally framed display are over fifty cartridges or shells from just as many makers and tag names as there are cartridges. Even the brass cartridges are for shot. This took a lot of time and a lot of different shells to build but we have no idea as to who or why. Measures 25”x 29”. CONDITION: Excellent overall. A great gun room display for any shotgun enthusiast. DB 1,000 - 1,500

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1622 - WINCHESTER STORE MODEL 1903 DISPLAY BOARD. Following the end of World War I, they made the decision to manufacture tools as well as firearms and ammunition. Partly this was done to better utilize their plants and equipment which had been beefed up to meet the demands for steel-related war goods. However they did not have much success in distributing these tools and hardware goods on a national scale. Distributed under “The Winchester Store”, they launched a nationwide marketing campaign. Around 1919, the company expanded into other areas of manufacture and product distribution, even going so far as to come close to having “retail” stores, putting the famous Winchester brand on nearly everything from tools, sporting goods to housewares and hardware items, with its slogan being ....”As Good As The Gun”. By 1931, Winchester was in bankruptcy and no longer producing tools. Subsequent mergers and partnerships changed the name and look of the Winchester logo. It was Winchester-Western for a while, starting in 1931. This was the end of the Winchester Store. This panel is double sided and one panel of the five total. Each of the panels measures 40” tall and 19” wide and made of light, very fragile cardboard. The first five panel display was sent to the Winchester store in March of 1920. Each of the five panels would sit in a wooden five panel frame that was hinged and could be used to divide departments. The last five panels were used in 1928.

This panel features the Winchester Model 1903 semi-automatic rifle.

It is dated for display August 31st-September 6th. CONDITION: It is housed in a modern frame and there is a visible small chip at base and some storage scuffs but is extremely clean and bright and would really shine in any gun room, especially if you collect Winchester .22 rifles.

DB 800 - 1,200

1623 - ORIGINAL PRINTING PLATE FOR COLT CARTRIDGE WORKS NEW MODEL POCKET PAPER CARTRIDGE PACKS This unique printing plate is from Colt Patent Firearms and was used to produce the paper cartridge package for the Pocket Model Colt revolvers with Hazard’s powder.Wonderfully marked “FOR THE COLT NEW MODEL POCKET CARTRIDGES” indicating this was intended for the Model 1855 Root as well as other pocket models as opposed to the earlier printing intended for the Model 1848 models. Hand engraved in reverse for ink printing on bronze base metal and mounted on a walnut fixture or base.Provenance, Max Guenthert collection CONDITION: Very fine with traces of ink remaining in background. Bronze printing plate is very fine with no distress and walnut base is excellent as well. TDW 750 - 1,000

1624 - RARE COLT FIRST MODEL DRAGOON COMBINATION TOOL. Colt combination tool for the maintenance and disassembly of the Colt 1st Model Dragoon revolver. Identified in the book “COLT ACCOUTERMENTS 1834-1911” by Robin Rapley. Listed on page 151 as type T#9 and listed as extremely rare. This combination tool works as a nipple wrench, screw driver, and spring vise, and is identified as the correct tool for the Colt First Model Dragoon. The First Model Dragoon, unlike its later variations, used a “V”shaped mainspring. This tool was made to remove it for maintenance. PROVENANCE: Robin Rapley. Dr. Robert Pershing Collection, Max Guenthert Collection.

CONDITION: Very fine with most fire blue finish remaining with slight period oxidation present. TDW 2,000 - 3,000

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1625 - UNIQUE MARTIALLY INSPECTED COLT 1ST MODEL DRAGOON CYLINDER WITH MARTIALLY MARKED LEATHER CARRIER. Serial No. 6689 Original Martial First Model Dragoon spare or extra cylinder with Indian and Dragoons cylinder scene by W.L. Ormsby signature.

Serial number 6689 with “T” sub inspectors mark on rear of cylinder.

Accompanied by unique U.S. Marked leather carry case of russet leather with white cotton stitching and matching leather retention strap.

US inspections on both top and bottom. No other example has ever been identified or offered and this unique case is more than likely an experimental/prototype. PROVENANCE: Richard Neff collection, Max Guenthert collection. CONDITION: Very fine as cylinder scene is very strong. Finish is overall grey, inspectors mark is legible and safety pin intact. Leather case is very good with strong stitching. Markings are strong. Strap is slightly crazed but solid. TDW 5,000 - 7,500

1626 - LOT OF 3: COLT DRAGOON AND POCKET POWDER FLASKS. Lot consists of (A) Fine, all brass flask, about 9 inches overall with a 1 3/8 inch spout. It is double sided with deep repoussed trophy of arms over crossed Patterson rifles and crossed Patterson revolvers. On the very bottom is a long ribbon embossed, “COLT’S PATENT”. Both sides are identical. The collar and spout are all brass with the collar secured with three small screws. The filler cap and the spout are spring-loaded.

The ball magazine cover is marked “COLTS PATENT”. The lower edges of the flask have staples with triangular hanger rings. CONDITION: Very fine. Retains a medium dark brass patina with scattered spots of red-brown patina. All of the Repousse detail is sharp however the base has a small dent as does one side, seam is slightly loose at bottom. (B) Two very fine Colt Pocket model flask with repoussed eagle on both sides. One for 1855 root and other for 1849 pocket. CONDITION: Both are very fine with solid seams and functioning lever and spout systems. TDW 2,000 - 4,000 354

1627 - MARTIALLY MARKED COLT FIRST MODEL DRAGOON POWDER FLASK. Fine, all brass flask, about 9 inches overall with a 1 - 5/8 inch spout.

It is double sided with deep repoussed trophy of arms over crossed Patterson rifles and crossed Patterson revolvers. On the very bottom is a long ribbon embossed, “COLT’S PATENT”. Both sides are identical.

The collar and spout are all brass with the collar secured with three small screws. The filler cap and the spout are spring-loaded. The ball magazine cover is marked “COLTS PATENT”. Top is inspected W.A.J. next to spout and small letter “p”. The lower edges of the flask have staples with triangular hanger rings. Provenance Max Guenthert collection CONDITION: Very fine. Retains a medium dark brass patina with scattered spots of red-brown patina. All of the Repousse detail is sharp and clear with some light wear at the top of the flags and spear points. Spout operates properly and smoothly. An exceptional First Model Dragoon Flask. TDW 1,000 - 2,000

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1628 - ONE OF A KIND COLT PATERSON ROLL DIES FOR NO 2 AND NO 3 BELT MODELS SET WITH STAND. Serial No. (A) 1 (B) 2 Rated by authority R.L. Wilson as the rarest of all Colt collectibles ever to be offered, these Paterson Roll dies are some of the very few tools manufactured at the Patent Arms Factory for the production of the Paterson Revolver. Hand engraved by master engraver W.L. Ormsby himself and verified by Colt master engraver George Spring that these dies were hand engraved and not produced in the transfer plate process as later dies were done. Master Die and Dressing dies produced so they could be used on the No. 2 and No. 3 belt Model pistols from 1837 through 1838. This set of cylinder dies are responsible for the Centaur cylinder scene. W.L. Ormsby himself convinced Samuel Colt to have the cylinders engraved as were banknotes of the day to prevent counterfeiting of Coltâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s new firearms. This started a relationship between Samuel Colt and Waterman Ormsby that lasted from the creation of the Paterson pistol until the conclusion of the production or the 1972 Open Top revolver when the process of roll marking Colt cylinders was discontinued. These two pieces of unique Colt ephemera are a once in a lifetime opportunity to own one of the rarest of Colt Collectibles. PROVENANCE: Robert Pershing, John Gangle, Richard Ellis auctions, David Cline, Frank Singer, Denny Levett, Max Guenthert collections. CONDITION: Exceedingly fine with a slight mottled patina at end and in knurled areas of the dressing die. Displayed on a custom Lucite stand and comes with a small copy of the Larry Wilson letter as well as the unpublished Robert Pershing article about these tools. TDW 15,000 - 25,000

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1629 - (A) COLT 1851 NAVY CASE WITH ACCESSORIES. Deluxe Colt partition style Rosewood case fitted for an 1851 Colt Navy. Includes powder flask, steel bullet mold, nipple wrench, and percussion cap tin. CONDITION: Case is excellent with most original varnish finish, accessories very good to fine condition. -MKS4,500 - 6,500

1630 - SCARCE HICKORY NEW HAVEN ARMS 4 PIECE HENRY CLEANING ROD. Outstanding original four piece hickory cleaning rod for New Haven Arms Henry rifle. These rare rods were produced for the early Henry rifles that had a slightly larger trap in the butt to facilitate these rods.

These early rifles included the 1st Martial series delivered to the US Government for Civil War service. These rods are well published in Les Quick’s fabulous book “The Henry Rifle” and identifies this set as the early 1st Variation without markings. Measuring 27-1/8” overall assembled, and 7” (including male threaded ferrule) individual sections. The iron ferrules are properly pinned and have the correct chamfered threaded end. CONDITION: Superb original condition with very little staining or patina on iron. Hickory shafts are very fine with original varnish intact as well as being very straight and having not warped as is common with these rods. Original early pattern Henry rods are very uncommon and finding them in superb condition is a great rarity. These rods were a recent discovery in Colorado and have never been offed prior. TDW 1,250 - 1,750

1631 - R/M EQUIPMENT M-16 VERTICAL FOREGRIP. This clever foregrip, designed by RM Equipment, is designed to attach to M16 style rifles that lack an attachment rail by attaching instead to two of the ventilation ports in the forearm. The foregrip has been designed for real world usage and is impact resistant, chemical resistant, and UV stabilized, all while weighing only 8 ounces.

These grips have a National Stock Number of 1005-01-644-8192.

CONDITION: Very fine with just a touch of silvering at the attachment points and a few marks from handling. Operates correctly with the bottom knob rotating to raise the central piece into position. If you have an M16 pattern rifle and want to put a foregrip on it without needing to change out the forearm, this clever design is the solution.

EW 600 - 1,200

1632 - R/M EQUIPMENT INC H&K G36 VERTICAL FOREGRIP. Similar is design to the R/M Equipment M16 grip, the G36 grip attaches to a G36 that does not have an accessory rail by attaching to two ventilation ports and locking in place. Manufactured out of Delrin and thus suitable for outdoor use being impact resistant and UV stabilized. This is the first time one of these grips has been offered to the civilian market. CONDITION: Very fine with some light marks from handling and use, most notable on left side of the grip, probably from a ring worn during use. Locking lugs lift correctly when bottom knob is spun. If you have a G36 and desire to put a foregrip on it without changing out to a railed forearm, this clever design is the solution for you. EW 600 - 1,200

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1633 - LOT OF 10: H&R MODEL 65 MAGAZINES IN MILITARY SHIPPING ENVELOPE. Thick paper envelope marked “10 MAGAZINE, assembly / B-SA22-61 / Line Item #3148 / P.S. Reising, M65”. CONDITION: Excellent overall.

The envelope is very good with a few tears in the envelope and some patina from age but printing is still legible. The magazines are liberally coated in cosmoline but otherwise excellent. Finding one H&R 65 magazine can be difficult, and finding all a complete set of ten in the issue packing is even harder. EW 500 - 1,000

1634 - LOT OF LAKESIDE MACHINE BELT FED .22 RIFLE PARTS INCLUDING TWO RAZORBACK UPPERS. Lot consists of one Lakeside Machine Razorback upper with ventilated barrel shroud, flip up front and rear iron sights on removable bases, fixed bipod, canted UTG vertical foregrip.

Lakeside Machine rubber covers have been applied over rails to allow a more comfortable gripping area. Second upper is also a Lakeside Machine Razorback with more classical A2 stylings with ribbed polymer forearm, and birdcage flash hider, no sights. Barrel assembly is another Razorback assembly with quad rails with “shark fin” cutouts and a ventilated barrel shroud, still in its plastic envelope. Replacement parts include six railed gas blocks anodized in different colors and still sealed, a two port flash hider, extra rubber covers,a pair of feed boxes, one with attachment to in the magazine well, a small bag of .22 dummies, nine feed belts, of which 2 are 12 rounds, six are 25 rounds, and one is 100 rounds, three bags of links, two rimfire buffer spring assemblies one, a belt loading device, two additional hammer springs with tool, a bag of additional charging handles, lower adapter, and a threaded nut. There is a Razorback manual and a Small Arms Review dated March 2004 with an article on the Tippman miniature guns. CONDITION: Very good, spare parts are near excellent and many are still sealed. Belts are very good and show signs of careful use and maintenance. Uppers are very good, upper with A2 styling has a very good bore with some areas of roughness but still sharp. Upper with bipod and foregrip has a near excellent bore, bright and shiny with sharp rifling. Both bolt faces are very good with evidence of use. If you have an interest in belt fed weapons or a cheap way to shoot your AR-15 rifle, this is the lot for you. EW 400 - 800

1635 - A VERY RARE GIRANDONI AUSTRIAN REPEATING AIR GUN, SIGNED JOS. SCHENBOR IN WIEN, CIRCA 1800.

Manufacturer: Jos. Schenbor Model: Air Rifle Serial No. 71 Caliber: .44

The barrel with two-stage octagon sections, the one unscrewing from the other. Signed in gold Ios. Schenbor in Wien, stamped 71. Deeply rifled octagonal barrel. The breech is inlaid in gold with two bands at breech and one where barrel screws in. The barrel section with brass fore sight and steel rear sight. The breech is deeply engraved with foliage. The receiver is deeply engraved with foliage en suite and a game scene with three ducks in a reserve. The magazine is of plain steel. The lock is deeply engraved with foliage en suite with breech and side plate. The cock is formed as a dragon with gold eye beautifully engraved en suite. Hammer spur finely checkered. Trigger guard deeply engraved en suite. Most screws engraved. The butt reservoir with brown leather covering (renewed). The foreshortened wooden fore stock is of walnut with good figure. CONDITION: Barrel is European polished over pitting. Lock cleaned bright with no pitting.

Hammer cleaned bright, engraving sharp and crisp throughout. Breech has no visible pitting, clean and bright. Action appears to work as it should. Renewed leather on butt in excellent condition with only minor marks. Bore is fine, with well defined spiral groove rifling. Wooden fore end is crisp with minor marks. These extremely rare and interesting guns are the subject of a lengthy article in Robert Held’s “Arms and Armor Annual,” entitled “Napoleon Was Not Afraid of It.” MZ 4,000 - 6,000

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1636 - FINE & RARE JAPANESE TYPE 90 WWII NAVY THREE BARREL FLARE PISTOL WITH HOLSTER. Manufacturer: Japanese Serial No. 2189 Caliber/Bore: 28mm Barrel Length: 4-1/4â&#x20AC;?

5,500 of these were produced during World War II for the Japanese Navy. This gun features the Japanese Naval anchor on top of the frame/ barrel cluster. Each barrel was painted with a different color code to denote the type of flare to be used. Made by Kayaba Kogyo. Accompanied by the extremely rare original leather holster with shoulder strap. CONDITION: Retains 95% of the black enamel type finish with some minor wear. Colors on barrels show some wear. All markings are clear. Grips are fine with minor handling marks. Bores are all fine. Fine mechanical function. Holster is solid with some scuff marks and strong stitching. A small section on the flap shows leather loss. There is a stitched repair that appears period to the bottom of the holster. Naval inspectors marks on inside of flap are clear. GR 2,500 - 3,500

1637 - FINE KOKURA ARSENAL TYPE 10 FLARE GUN WITH HOLSTER. Manufacturer: Kokura Serial No. 2503 Caliber/Bore: 35mm Barrel Length: 4 - 3/4â&#x20AC;?

Standard Type 10 single barrel flare gun. Made at Kokura arsenal. Introduced in 1921. These were the most prolific of Japanese flare pistols produced. Accompanied by the very hard to find original brown leather holster. CONDITION: Retains 95% original finish overall. Markings are sharp and clear. Excellent wood grips with minor handling marks. Bore is excellent. Fine mechanical function. Holster is solid with strong stitching.

Has a few period stitched repairs to the body. GR 1,500 - 2,000

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2001 - (N) GREAT POLYTECH AK-47 MACHINE GUN WITH UNDERFOLDING STOCK AS CONVERTED BY SWD MANUFACTURING TO 7.62 X 39MM (FULLY TRANSFERABLE).

Manufacturer: Polytech Model: AKS-223 Serial No. PF85000605 Caliber/Bore: 7.62x39mm Barrel Length: 16” FFL Status: NFA This great under-folding stock assault rifle has been converted by SWD to machine gun in 7.62x39 mm using Chinese parts, yet receiver marking still reads AKS-223. Gun has matching 0605 on dust cover, recoil spring assembly, and bolt carrier, bolt numbered 4162 and replaced at time of conversion. “SWD INC ATL GA” electro-penciling on the side of trigger. Import marked on bottom of receiver for Keng’s Firearm Specialty.

Internals have been replaced with Chinese internals converting the gun to 7.62x39mm. Left side of receiver with Poly-Tech legends and original information. Hooded post front sight, rear adjustable out to 800 yards. Pistol grip with crosshatch checkering. Wooden forearm with reinforcing bolt. Extra notch in the receiver for full auto selection when converted to select fire. One 30 round magazine is included. CONDITION: Very good with some scratches and marks from handling and operation, majority of finish still remains. Some silvering at pivot points and at the right side of the top of the pistol grip. Wood is very good with typical bumps and bruises, particularly where stock folds to meet wood. Mechanics are crisp, bore is excellent, bright and shiny, with sharp rifling. Bolt face is near excellent, with some evidence of use. If you want an example of one of the most iconic assault rifles in the world, this is your chance. 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 2019-10-230 15,000 - 20,000

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2002 - (N) CLASSIC AND ALWAYS DESIRABLE COLT M16A1 MACHINE GUN WITH TELESCOPING BUTTSTOCK (FULLY TRANSFERABLE).

Manufacturer: Colt Model: M16A1 Serial No. 9287925 Caliber/Bore: 5.56mm NATO Barrel Length: 16” FFL Status: NFA Classic 1980’s configuration of the Colt M16A1 with telescoping buttstock, round handguards, and bird cage flash hider. One 30-round NHMTG manufactured magazine is included. Barrel is marked “C MP 8”. Forward assist at right side of receiver with classic Rampant Colt logo and markings on left side of magazine well. CONDITION: Overall appearance and finish is near excellent original matte finish with a couple nicks to the finish at the high edges. Composite furnishings near excellent. Mechanics are crisp. Bore near excellent, shiny and bright. Bolt also near excellent. This is a select-fire machine gun. A nice compact M16A1 like so many American soldiers are familiar with. A great machine gun for the modern military enthusiast or for someone who simply wants a great machine gun to take to the range. As a Colt this will always be a step above the others. 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 2019-10-012 17,000 - 22,500

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2003 - (N) VERY ATTRACTIVE CHINESE UNDER-FOLDING STOCK AKS-223 MACHINE GUN (FULLY TRANSFERABLE).

Manufacturer: SWD Model: AKS-223 Serial No. PF85000402 Caliber/Bore: 5.56mm NATO Barrel Length: 16” FFL Status: NFA Attractive Chinese AKS-223 as imported by “Kengs Firearm Speciality, Atlanta, GA” and is so marked on receiver forward of magazine well.

Left side of receiver retains original Polytech manufacturer, model, caliber and “semi-auto” markings. Manufactured in 1985, the NFA registry shows the manufacturer of this gun as simply, “China” in E-file. Selector markings indicate “S”, and “F” with an added cut for fully automatic fire incidental to conversion by SWD to being a select-fire registered receiver machine gun. One 30-round magazine and one web sling is included with this machine gun. CONDITION: Overall appearance and finish is near excellent original lustrous blue finish. Wood furnishings also near excellent with typical bruising where the folding stock comes in contact with forearm. Magazine exhibits light speckling of old corrosion in places.

Mechanics are fine. Bore is very good, shiny and bright with some slight pitting midway to the muzzle. Bolt extremely fine and matches receiver number as does action cover. A very popular design and model in .223 for the enthusiast who wants to shoot the same caliber out of their AK as their M-16 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 2019-10-017 22,500 - 27,500

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2004 - (N) VERY POPULAR AND FUN PLAINFIELD M2 CARBINE MACHINE GUN IN WOODEN STOCK WITH TELESCOPING EXTENSION (FULLY TRANSFERABLE).

Manufacturer: Plainfield Model: M2 Serial No. 2170A Caliber/Bore: .30 Carbine Barrel Length: 18â&#x20AC;?

FFL Status: NFA

Plainfield manufactured select fire .30 carbine with attractive wooden stock with wire loop shoulder extension. Includes one 30 round magazine. This is a registered receiver machine gun with vertical wooden foregrip, and ventilated barrel handguard. Receiver serial number is the only visible serial number. The .30 carbine cartridge gained great popularity as a recreation shooting cartridge after WW2 and fueled by surplus carbine sales to civilians there was sufficient demand for Plainfield to assemble guns for civilian sales to include fully automatic guns such as this one. It is loads of fun at machine gun shoots and sub-gun matches.

CONDITION: Overall appearance and finish is extremely fine to near excellent lustrous blue original finish with some wear to grey patina on the round bolt and a little bit of corrosion to the left side of the adjustable rear sight. Magazine also has a few flecks of corrosion. Mechanics are crisp. Bore is extremely fine, shiny and bright. Bolt face also extremely fine. A great, handy bullet projector. 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 2019-10-233 6,500 - 8,500

2005 - (N) ACTION ARMS / IMI UZI MODEL B HOST GUN WITH B & G REGISTERED MACHINE GUN BOLT (FULLY TRANSFERABLE).

Manufacturer: Action Arms/ B&G Machine Model: Uzi Model B Serial No. SA 62595 Sear Serial 748 Caliber/Bore: 9mm FFL Status: NFA

Action Arms / IMI Uzi Model B host gun SA 62595 with under-folding buttstock which has a registered B & G machine full-auto bolt installed. IMI ISRAEL markings on right side with Actions Arms Limited on left side of receiver. Israeli selector markings on left side of receiver. One 32 round magazine present. The Uzi machine gun is one of the most popular and effective modern select fire sub-machine guns. They are quite accurate at medium ranges in the hands of practiced shooters, reliable and controllable. CONDITION: Overall appearance and finish is extremely fine to near excellent. Original black hard coat finish on receiver with extremely fine original matte finish on other metal parts with some loss of finish to grey patina in places.

Composite furnishings near excellent. Bore is extremely fine shiny and bright. Bolt near excellent. Mechanics are crisp. THIS IS A NATIONAL FIREARMS ACT ITEM AND REQUIRES BATF APPROVAL PRIOR TO TRANSFER. THIS ITEM IS FULLY TRANSFERABLE ON AN ATF FORM 3 OR 4. JWK 7,000 - 10,000

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2006 - (N) FANTASTIC FLEMING REGISTERED HK MP5K MACHINE GUN IN TACTICAL BRIEFCASE (FULLY TRANSFERABLE) Manufacturer: Fleming firearms Model: MP5-K Serial No. 9035 Caliber/Bore: 9mm Para Barrel Length: 4” FFL Status: NFA Four position selector Heckler & Koch MP5K Fleming registered receiver machine gun with in a West German manufactured “covert operations” tactical briefcase with one 25 round MP5 magazine clipped to the inside top. Case is specially designed and manufactured to accept the loaded H & K MP5. The barrel of the gun fits into a socket in the side of the case with a very positive clamp arrangement to maintain the gun steady in the case. Once so employed, the machine gun can be fired by sliding the safety catch on the handle and depressing the trigger integral to the handle. There is a metal brass deflector integral to the interior of the case. Manufactured of impact resistant composite material, and includes two keys.

Gun manufactured in 1986 according to proof code on top of receiver. This gun incorporates a telescoping stock and vertical forend. Two 25 round magazines total are included.

CONDITION: Overall appearance and finish on gun is extremely fine original hard coat finish. Composite furnishings near excellent. Mechanics are fine. Bore is near extremely fine shiny and bright. Bolt also extremely fine. This is a select fire machine gun. Case is near excellent with no evidence of ever having been used to fire a firearm. This is a simply a great condition very desirable tactical case and gun ensemble. 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 2019-10-32 25,000 - 35,000

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2007 - (N) RARE AND HIGHLY SOUGHT PRE-86 DEALER SAMPLE CRANSTON ARMS JOHNSON MODEL 1941 MACHINE GUN (PRE-86 DEALER SAMPLE).

Manufacturer: Cranston Arms Co. Model: Johnson 1941 Serial No. 2360 Caliber/Bore: .30-06 Springfield Barrel Length: 24” FFL Status: NFA Very rare and desirable Johnson 1941 light machine gun with one magazine. No bipod present. This weapon is marked with patent dates and “JOHNSON AUTOMATICS” information on top of receiver above ejection port, and on right side of receiver “CRANSTON ARMS CO” within an inverted triangle. Bottom of magazine housing is marked “2-NE-41” indicating this was supplied in 1941 by New England Arms as a sub-contractor. Front of bbl is marked “30-06” and “41”. Bolt is # C6250 (bolt numbers were never intended to match receiver numbers). Bbl reciprocating spring has good tension. CONDITION: Overall appearance and finish is fine original finish turning an even brown patina with some high areas exhibiting a gray patina, with typical dings and scratches to the wood as one would expect from a combat used weapon. Very interesting are two neatly cut notches on the left side of the buttstock. Wish this gun could tell us why they were there, but one can guess based upon the overall condition of the weapon and the fact that these guns were used in the Pacific theater by the Marine Corps during World War 2. Mechanics are fine. Slot in front of grip frame is vacant. Magazine has a ding on underside 1/3 of way down from top. Consignor states he purchased this from the original importer nearly 40 years ago and has never fired this gun. Bore is very good, turning dark in the grooves. Bolt face is fine. This is an interesting select fire machine gun which fires from the open bolt in full-auto and closed bolt in Semi-auto. A wonderful piece of WW2 history for the machine gun enthusiast. 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 2019-10-66 22,000 - 42,000

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2008 - (N) EXTREMELY FINE FLEMING REGISTERED HECKLER & KOCH G3 MACHINE GUN (FULLY TRANSFERABLE).

Manufacturer: Fleming Arms Model: G3 Serial No. A044975 Caliber/Bore: .308 Winchester Barrel Length: 17 - 3/4” FFL Status: NFA Fleming registered Heckler & Koch Model G3 machine gun manufactured in 1981 according to proof mark “IB” on left side of magazine well.

This is a registered receiver machine gun with “tabbed” three position selector for the American market indicating, “0, 1, A”. This gun is equipped with a bipod and includes one original “G3” marked magazine dated 10/85. CONDITION: Overall appearance and finish is extremely fine to near excellent original matte finish to metal and composite furnishings. Magazine extremely fine with some handling marks. Mechanics are crisp.

Bore very fine, shiny and bright. Bolt also very fine. This is a select-fire machine gun. The Heckler and Koch firing platform is rightly regarded as one of the best in the world. One cannot do much better in a rifle caliber accurate arm than this model. 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 2019-10-10 16,000 - 22,000

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2009 - (N) EXCEPTIONALLY CLEAN HIGH CONDITION CHINESE UNDER-FOLDING STOCK AKS MACHINE GUN (FULLY TRANSFERABLE).

Manufacturer: China Model: AKS Serial No. 1048 Caliber/Bore: 7.62X39mm Barrel Length: 17 - 1/4” FFL Status: NFA Very clean high condition Chinese AKS with underfolding stock.

Manufactured in 1985. NFA registry shows the manufacturer of this gun as simply, “China” in the electronic registry. Selector markings indicate “U”, “R”, “J”. Importer marking at bottom of receiver as shown in photos. Hinged action cover is a very convenient improvement when checking internals of action at the range or in the field as one need not set it down to free up both hands. One 30-round magazine is included with this machine gun.

CONDITION: Overall appearance and finish is near excellent original finish. Both wood and composite furnishings are also near excellent. Magazine has numerous light handling marks.

Mechanics are crisp. Bore near excellent, shiny and bright. Bolt extremely fine. This is a select fire machine gun. This configuration is among the most popular of all assault rifles, and is the most remarkable definitive of the name. Compact reliable firepower which is easy to maintain in the field and works in a wide variety of conditions. Whether it is your “cup-of-tea” or not, one must concede that it is an important part of military weapons development, and always fun 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. JWK 2019-10-16 20,000 - 25,000

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2010 - (N) FINE ORIGINAL ERMA MANUFACTURED GERMAN WORLD WAR II MP-40 MACHINE GUN (CURIO AND RELIC) Manufacturer: Germany Model: MP-40 Serial No. 3852g Caliber/Bore: 9mm Barrel Length: 9.9” FFL Status: NFA Erma manufactured German MP-40 machine gun marked “ayf 41” on end cap with numerous Nazi proof marks throughout. Both “WaA280” and “WaA44” denoting both Erma and cos (Mertzwerke) manufacture.

Mertzwerke was a subcontractor for sheet metal parts for many German weapons including the MP40. Actual serial number is 3252g with 1942 date on receiver tube.

This indicates that the gun was finished soon after the new year. Visible numbers appear matching on front sight hood, barrel resting bar, barrel, barrel nut, receiver tube, lower assembly, firing pin, swing out shoulder loop, and rear sight. Bolt number does not match. The MP40 was designed to be a compact burst fire weapon originally intended for dismounted vehicle and armor troops but as time passed it was fielded in ever increasing numbers to all unit formations. Production continued until it was subsumed by the fielding of the MP44/Sturmgewehr weapons as Germany devoted more and more of its sheet metal manufacturing capacity to that arm and less to the MP40. Accessories include one original 32 round magazine. CONDITION: Overall appearance and finish are very good to fine. About 75% original blue finish thinning to a grey patina with otherwise brown patina scattered throughout. Bakelite has typical handling marks.

White pot metal barrel resting bar. Mechanics are fine.

Bore is good to very good turning dark in the grooves.

Bolt face is fine. This is a fully automatic only machine gun. A nice German World War II machine gun with nearly all matching parts. PROVENANCE: From the Estate of noted cartridge collector William H. Woodin. 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 2019-10-76 18,000 - 24,000

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2011 - (N) FLEMING ARMS MACHINE GUN SEAR INSTALLED IN VALMET M-78 HOST RIFLE. Manufacturer: Valmet Model: M-78 Serial No. 390110 Sear Serial K149 Caliber/Bore: .308 Winchester Barrel Length: 22 - 1/2” FFL Status: NFA Utterly fantastic high-quality manufacture and condition Valmet Model 78 host rifle with wooden furnishings converted to a full-auto, select-fire machine gun by installing a Fleming registered sear. Three position lever selector indicates full-auto position with three “dots” with semi-auto operation indicated with a solitary “dot”. Otherwise this gun incorporates the desirable features of wood furnishings, folding carrying handle and bipod affixed to a heavy barrel with three prong flash hider incorporating a bayonet lug. CONDITION: Overall appearance and finish is near excellent original finish on metal, wood, and composite parts. Original 20 round magazine also near excellent dated “06 / 81” with crown proof.

Mechanics are crisp. Bore near excellent, shiny and bright. This is a select-fire machine gun. For someone who desires the pinnacle of the AK-47 design in .308 combined with the highest standards of manufacture and high original condition, this is it !! 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 2019-10-8 15,000 - 20,000

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2012 - (N) RARE AND VERY HIGHLY SOUGHT ORIGINAL AUSTRALIAN LYSAGHT WORKS OWEN MK I MACHINE GUN (PRE-86 DEALER SAMPLE).

Manufacturer: Lysaghts Newcastle Works Model: Owen MK I Serial No. 32372 Caliber/Bore: 9mm Para Barrel Length: 9 - 3/4” FFL Status: NFA

Very rare and desirable Lysaght Works Owen MK I machine gun. A very effective albeit unusual all Australian designed machine gun manufactured despite resistance and adversity generated by the Australian military. A very informative and detailed article about the development and this model is at https://www.forgottenweapons.com/submachine-guns/owen-smg/ -This specimen is the rarer Mark I version with wooden buttstock with visible matching numbers and # “9” rack number on the stock. Manufacturer’s markings on right side clearly indicate this is a 1943 produced gun. ATF Registration form shows, “Inter American Import Export Company” as the importer. Includes one original green painted 32 round Owen magazine. CONDITION: Overall appearance and finish is very fine original finish turned a pleasing smooth brown patina. Mechanics are fine. Bore is extremely fine to near excellent shiny and bright. Bolt face is very fine. This is a select fire machine gun. A fantastic opportunity for the discerning machine gun collector to acquire an extremely desirable rare machine gun in great original condition. 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 2019-10-45 10,000 - 18,000

2013 - (N) FANTASTIC THIRD REICH MARKED MAUSER MODEL 1932 SCHNELLFEUER MACHINE GUN PISTOL (CURIO AND RELIC).

Manufacturer: Mauser Model: 1932 Schnellfeuer Serial No. 87573 Caliber/Bore: 7.63 mm Mauser Barrel Length: 6 - 1/2” FFL Status: NFA 370

Exceptionally attractive and rare Curio and Relic eligible fully transferable Mauser broomhandle Schnellfeuer Machine Pistol with Nazi Eagle firing proof on left side of chamber flat below crown over “U” proof. Otherwise typical Mauser markings and proofs with “N” and “R” selector switch. Right receiver panel has absolutely clear “WAFFENFABRIK MAUSER OBERNDORF A. NECKAR D.R.P.u.A.P.” One Mauser marked 20 round magazine is included. Although these pistols were manufactured and marketed primarily for police and government use, some of them found their way into service with German military forces as well. One is more likely to find this with the later manufactured specimens as this guns serial number indicates it is. CONDITION: Overall appearance and finish is extremely fine to near excellent original finish with some slight scratches in places and just a little loss of finish at the muzzle and on the underside of the barrel and at the selector switch. Lettering of the markings is sharp and clear. Wood grips extremely fine to near excellent with non-matching four-digit number visible on inside of one panel. Mechanics are fine. Bore is very fine with shiny rifling with frosting in the grooves. Bolt face is near excellent. This is a select fire machine gun. A wonderful find for the discerning German machine gun collector and broomhandle Mauser collector alike. 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 2019-10-101 12,500 - 17,500

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2014 - (N) ALWAYS DESIRABLE H&K MP5A3 MACHINE GUN WITH R/M EQUIPMENT M203 PI GRENADE LAUNCHER AND RM ATTACHMENT POINT (DD) (PRE-86 DEALER SAMPLE).

Manufacturer: (Gun) Heckler and Koch; (Grenade Launcher) R/M Equipment Model: (Gun) MP5A3; (Grenade Launcher) M-203 PI Serial No. (Gun) 87070; (Grenade Launcher) A06046 Caliber/Bore: (Gun) 9mm Luger; (Grenade Launcher) 40mm Barrel Length: (Gun) 8-7/8”; (Grenade Launcher) 9” FFL Status: NFA Manufactured 1973. This lovely MP5A3 has the retracting two lug stock, four position trigger pack with push pin. Composite forend has been cut to allow the addition of a RM Equipment M203 attachment piece which incorporates a five vent muzzle brake, grenade launcher sight, and two attachment points. Top of receiver marked “HK MP5 Kal. 9mmx19 87070 9/73”, right side of magazine well marked “Made in Germany / Excl. for SACO / Arl. Va. 22 209”. Early 1972 straight magazine. Hammer marked “3”. Bolt carrier marked “HK 9/73”. M203 is rifled, 40mm with polymer forend, and a plastic tube cover. CONDITION: Very good, with bumps and bruises from usage, most noticeable on the stock but also on the receiver. Bolt carrier is turning plum at extraction port. Bore is excellent, bright and shiny with sharp rifling, bolt face is near excellent with some evidence of firing residue. Mechanics are crisp. The MP5 has always been one of the most desirable of the select fire machine guns, and the clever addition of an M203 makes this even more desirable. THESE ARE NATIONAL FIREARMS ACT ITEMS AND REQUIRE BATF APPROVAL PRIOR TO TRANSFER. THIS MACHINE GUN IS TRANSFERABLE AS A PRE-86 DEALER SAMPLE ONLY TO ACTIVE CURRENT FFL/SOT DEALERS ON AN ATF FORM 3 ONLY. DESTRUCTIVE DEVICE IS FULLY TRANSFERABLE ON AN ATF FORM 3 OR 4 AS A DESTRUCTIVE DEVICE. EW 10,000 - 15,000

2015 - (N) WILSON REGISTERED TUBE TRANSITIONAL FLAT MAG HOUSING GERMAN WORLD WAR II MP-40 MACHINE GUN (FULLY TRANSFERABLE).

Manufacturer: Steyr Model: MP-40 Serial No. MP470 Caliber/Bore: 9mm Para Barrel Length: 8” FFL Status: NFA This is Wilson registered receiver tube which has had German MP-40 machine gun parts assembled onto it. End cap is marked “bnz 43” indicating Steyr manufacture. Nazi proofs visible on other components as well. Noteworthy is that this gun has the early flat magazine housing. This is a non-matching gun. Barrel resting bar is bakelite. Two original Nazi marked 32 round magazines are included. The flat housing MP-40 was the second transition MP-40 model after the ones which utilized the leftover MP-38 housings which had lightening holes in the sides. During use the flat, “slab-sided” housing did not hold up as well to impact, and very soon the design was changed to the familiar corrugated mag housings.

CONDITION: Overall appearance and finish of gun is near excellent matte gray refinish with plum colored extractor. Bakelite is extremely fine as are grips which exhibit some handling marks. Mechanics are crisp. Bore is fine with shiny lands turning dark in the grooves. Bolt face is extremely fine to near excellent. This is a fully automatic only machine gun. A wonderful gun for the WW2 enthusiast to take to the range and enjoy. One of the best, if not THE best entry level machine gun for someone who wants to enter the recreational machine gun hobby. 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 2019-10-187 10,000 - 15,000

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2016 - (N) GUNSMITH’S PROJECT WORLD WAR I FRENCH MODEL 1914 HOTCHKISS MACHINE GUN ON U.S. STANDARD PARTS COMPANY MOUNT (CURIO AND RELIC).

Manufacturer: French Model: 1914 Serial No. 37085 Caliber/Bore: 8mm Lebel Barrel Length: 30 - 1/2” FFL Status: NFA This is an amnesty registered World War I French model 1914 Hotchkiss machine gun in original 8mm Lebel on an original U.S. Standard Parts Company ground mount. Only about 2500 of these mounts were manufactured and most were scrapped many years ago. This Hotchkiss is dated “1918” on right side of receiver, and “MITRAILLEUSE AUTOMATIQUE HOTCHKISS / BREVETEE S.G.D.G. / CALIBRE 8 M/M” on left side of receiver. Receiver, barrel, and handgrip are matching numbers. Bolt is un-numbered, without extractor present, and has been drilled through and torch melted through extractor area. Probably repairable with the right amount of skill and effort. No muzzle present. No gas regulator present.

No feed block present. Two non-original coil springs are within action which serve to keep the operating piston under tension in a rudimentary way. This gun’s rear sight is marked for “D” ammunition which indicates it was probably a WW1 bring-back gun and was never retrofitted for the later “N” Type ammunition. Chamber was at one time welded shut but has been opened up. Weighty Standard Products tripod retains both traverse stops yet is missing one of the locking wedges which retains the guns trunnion in place. Attachment pin between tripod head and gun is a contemporary standard bolt. Traverse lock lever is bent. The French Model 1914 Hotchkiss machine gun is an extremely durable design and was used by both the French and U.S. forces during World War I. The heavy cooling rings on the barrel are an instantly recognizable trademark.

This gun is a reactivated amnesty registered gun with appropriate markings and remains Curio and Relic eligible. CONDITION: Overall finish and appearance is a fine thick coverage of added black enamel paint on gun and an especially thick coat on the tripod over pitting and scale. Rear sight ladder escaped the paint, but is missing the ladder lock and took a blow, which bent it in a curve and made it non-functional. Operating piston looks serviceable with some brown patina. Mechanics need attention as noted above. Bore of gun is actually fine with strong rifling, dark in the grooves. This would be a full-auto only machine gun if functional. There is no doubt in this cataloger’s mind that many will see this as an attractive project to take on. Hotchkiss guns are popular 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 5 DEACTIVATED YET REMAINS CURIO AND RELIC ELIGIBLE. JWK 2019-10-222 7,500 - 12,500

2017 - (N) AMERICAN RESEARCH AND DEVELOPMENT M2 AMERICAN 180 MACHINE GUN (FULLY TRANSFERABLE).

Manufacturer: American Research & Development Co. Model: American 180 Serial No. ARB0161 Caliber/Bore: .22 LR Barrel Length: 16” FFL Status: NFA

American Research and Development marked on underside flats of receiver, with M2 model marking and address. Primarily made of aluminum, this gun comes with both a vertical foregrip un-ribbed barrel and a horizontal foregrip barrel. It incorporates many features found on the popular Thompson machine gun including detachable buttstock. Rear sight is very reminiscent of the U.S. 30 carbine. There is a sliding catch which holds the included pan magazine and winder/drive mechanism in place. A knurled knob retains the barrel and fore grip assembly and removing them allows this gun to become a nice compact package for transport. Cocking handle is on the left side, safety on the right side. Sights are quite high as a consequence of having its rotating pan mag on top of the receiver reminiscent of the Russian DP-28. Magazine system utilizes a hand-wound spring device to rotate the drum on a steel plate which brings the rounds within the mag in-line to feed into the gun. CONDITION: Overall appearance and finish is extremely fine to near excellent deep lustrous blued finish on barrels with black anodization on aluminum parts. Feed-way block shows some light use. Wood has some light handling marks. Mechanics are fine. Bores of both barrels are near excellent, shiny and bright. Some slight frosting on the one outer edge of horizonal foregrip barrel on left side. Original steel magazine in extremely fine condition, as is driving mechanism.

This is a select-fire machine gun. A very popular recreational machine gun with plentiful and relatively inexpensive ammo. 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 2019-10-147 8,000 - 12,000 372

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2018 - (N) VERY FINE MARLIN ROCKWELL MODEL 1918A2 BROWNING AUTOMATIC RIFLE (B.A.R) MACHINE GUN (PRE-86 DEALER SAMPLE).

Manufacturer: Marlin Rockwell Model: 1918A2 Serial No. 255256 Caliber/Bore: .30-06 Springfield Barrel Length: 24” FFL Status: NFA Classic World War 2 retrofit of a Marlin Rockwell WW1 model 1918 Browning Automatic Rifle originally manufactured in November 1918 as indicated by the barrel date. As many were, this specimen was retrofitted during WW2 and has added “A2” hand stamped after “1918” on top of receiver. The gun retains the 1st variation adjustable gas cylinder plug, and also has a bipod, carrying handle, smooth wooden fore-end, composite buttstock, and “F A S” selector markings with updated internals. British nitro proof and firing test proofs on left side of barrel indicate this gun was in British hands before returning to the United States. Inter American Import Export Company markings are visible on left side of barrel. Twelve original 20 round magazines and a modern black sling are included with this gun. CONDITION: Overall appearance and finish is extremely fine over about 92% WW2 Era smooth arsenal refinish with some thinning and some wear to a grey patina at the high edges. Wood and composite furnishings exhibit light but typical handling marks and dings. Mechanics are fine. Bore near excellent shiny and bright. Bolt face is extremely fine. This is a full-auto only (fast and slow) machine gun. The BAR is always a favorite among collectors and shooters. A historic classic which is also loads of fun as the range. A great specimen which may well have seen use in both world wars and likely a returned “lend lease” gun from Great Britain. 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 2019-10-48 9,000 - 12,000

2019 - (N) ATTRACTIVE MAUSER MODEL 1932 SCHNELLFEUER MACHINE GUN (PRE-86 DEALER SAMPLE).

Manufacturer: Mauser Model: 1932 Schnellfeuer Serial No. 86950 Caliber/Bore: 7.63mm Mauser Barrel Length: 5 - 1/2” FFL Status: NFA Very attractive Mauser broomhandle Schnellfeuer machine pistol with typical Mauser banner logo on left receiver panel just to the rear of the “N” and “R” 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 markings on chamber. One Mauser marked 10 round magazine included. This pistol has a fast cyclic rate of 800-1100 rounds per minute when fired in fully automatic mode, and is tremendous fun to shoot at the range. These pistols were manufactured and marketed world-wide, primarily for police and government use. CONDITION: Overall appearance and finish is extremely fine to near excellent professional refinish with some softening to the lettering and high edges. Wood grips are very fine turned dark with some handling marks. Mechanics are fine. Bore is very good with shiny rifling with frosting in the grooves. This is a select fire machine gun. 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 2019-10-100 7,000 - 10,000

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2020 - (N) RPB INDUSTRIES MAC M11-A1 .380 AUTO MACHINE GUN WITH SWD COBRAY M11 SUPPRESSOR IN COVERT OPERATIONS BRIEFCASE (FULLY TRANSFERABLE & SUPPRESSOR).

Manufacturer: (A) RPB Industries, (B) SWD Model: (A) M11-A1, (B) M11 Suppressor Serial No. (A) 3808756, (B) S021 Caliber/Bore: (A) .380 Barrel Length: (A) 5 - 1/4” FFL Status: NFA Near mint, probably unfired RPB Industries Military Armament Corp M-11 in .380 acp, with SWD M11 suppressor inside leather covered covert operations briefcase with keys and magazine loader.

Telescoping shoulder loop not present. One 30 round magazine and magazine loader are also included. There are two NFA items in this lot and these will incur two separate transfer taxes if transferred on ATF Form 4’s. The case is green felt line and utilizes a spring-loaded lever to actuate the firing of this weapon through a hole in one end of the case. A business card within a sleeve conceals the hole from view.

CONDITION: Overall appearance and finish of gun is near excellent original smooth dark blue finish with some slight handling marks, probably unfired judging from the chamber. Mechanics are crisp. Bore is near excellent, shiny and bright. Bolt face also near excellent. This is a select fire machine gun. Suppressor also extremely fine. Very nice set-up with attractive leather case with wood framing around inner edges. Never had gun fired within the case. THESE ARE NATIONAL FIREARMS ACT ITEMS AND REQUIRE BATF APPROVAL PRIOR TO TRANSFER. THESE ITEMS ARE FULLY TRANSFERABLE ON AN ATF FORMS 3 OR 4. JWK 2019-10-205 6,000 - 8,000

2021 - (D) A NICE JC MANUFACTURING CO. M79 GRENADE LAUNCHER WITH SLING (DESTRUCTIVE DEVICE).

Manufacturer: JC Manufacturing Co. Model: M79 Serial No. 1744 Caliber/Bore: 40mm Grenade Barrel Length: 14” FFL Status: Destructive Device Affectionately referred to as a “Thumper” or “Bloop Tube” due to the distinct firing sounds, the M79 grenade launcher saw widespread use throughout Vietnam as a man-portable force multiplier. This example has the correct folding ladder sight, protected blade front sight, pivoting trigger guard, anodized aluminum tube, and wooden stocks with NOSHOC brown pad. Bottom of the receiver marked “J C MANUFACTURING CO / MPLS. MINNESOTA USA / 40MM M79 / 1744”. Accompanied by an unmarked sling. CONDITION: Very fine as partially refinished. Receiver has been reparkerized with some pits underneath parkerization. Tube is very good, with some rubs on anodization, wood is very good with same bumps and bruises and one small chip at wrist. There is a small but noticeable splice on each side of the upper tang. Bore is very good with some evidence of firing and light pitting, bore face is excellent, with some finish loss. Mechanics are very good. 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. EW 5,000 - 8,000

2022 - (N) TAYLOR MANUFACTURING REGISTERED MK II MACHINE GUN RECEIVER TUBE (FULLY TRANSFERABLE) Manufacturer: Taylor Manufacturing Model: Sten MK II Tube Serial No. BT196 Caliber/Bore: 9mm FFL Status: NFA Taylor manufacturing “MK II” registered fully transferable machine gun receiver tube machined with slots and blued without any ejector, trunnion or any parts other than the tube itself. Please note that this lot contains only a registered receiver tube. CONDITION: Overall appearance and finish of tube is near excellent matte blue finish with clear manufacturer’s marking and serial number. The essential part needed to turn your parts set into a fully transferable machine gun. It is getting harder and harder to locate unfinished registered receiver tubes to finish off STEN’s, MP-40’s, and a number of other sub-machine guns. This could be one of the best investments you ever make. There are three of these tubes 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. JWK 2019-10-153 5,000 - 8,000 374

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2023 - (N) NEW IN BOX MILITARY ARMAMENT CORP INGRAM M10 MACHINE GUN WITH MATCHING SUPPRESSOR (FULLY TRANSFERABLE).

Manufacturer: (Both) Military Armament Corporation Model: (Gun) M10; (Suppressor) M10 MAC Serial No. (G)13002032(S)S13002032 Caliber/Bore: (Both) .45 ACP Barrel Length: (Gun) 6”; (Suppressor) 11 - 1/2” FFL Status: NFA New in original factory packaging MAC M10 machine gun complete with shipping box, moisture absorbent paper, and clear plastic bag.

Includes one sealed in wrapper magazine, and out of wrapper magazine loader and front holding strap. Folding stock is present.

Additionally, a new in box silencer with matching serial number except for “S” prefix to number (indicating silencer) is included as part of this lot. Silencer has original fabric cover held on by springs and is in original cardboard box, unfired. These items will incur two separate transfer taxes if transferred on ATF Form 4’s. CONDITION: Overall appearance and finish is mint, new in original factory packaging, opened only to verify serial number. Outside of cardboard shipping box has ink stamped MAR 1972 date visible with hand-inked serial number of gun annotated within factory ink-stamped template of data which indicates this is a “INGRAM MODEL M-10/45 CAL SUBMACHINE GUN”. Original factory wrapping not displaced to observe any other details such as condition of bore, or functioning of mechanics, etc.. This is a select-fire machine gun. About as high condition specimen as possible for the forward-thinking machine gun aficionado, and a choice entry level recreational machine gun which has proven for many to also have been a good investment. 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 FULLY TRANSFERABLE. JWK 2019-10-91 5,500 - 7,500 2024 - (N) ITHACA GUN CO. AUTO & BURGLAR MODEL A 20 GAUGE SHOTGUN (ANY OTHER WEAPON) Manufacturer: Ithaca Gun Co. Model: Auto & Burglar Serial No. 372747 Caliber/Bore: 20 Bore Barrel Length: 10” FFL Status: NFA This is one of 2,500 guns build using the Flues model action, commonly referred to as a “Model A”. These were made from 1921 until 1925. 10 inch barrels are chambered for the 2 1/2 inch 20 gauge shell. Saw handle wood grip with large spur to help the hand absorb recoil. Engraved “AUTO & BURGLAR GUN/ ITHACA GUN CO. ITHACA. NY” on either side of the receiver. Checkered grip and forend. CONDITION: Retains 15% case colors on receiver mixed with a pleasing patina. Barrels retain 85% dull blue finish with some light pitting. Markings are clear. Wood has dings and handling marks, showing use. Checkering is worn but good. Bores are very good with some slight frosting. Fine mechanical function. THIS IS A NATIONAL FIREARMS ACT ITEM AND REQUIRES BATF APPROVAL PRIOR TO TRANSFER. THIS ITEM WILL INCUR A $5.00 TRANSFER TAX IF TRANSFERRED ON AN ATF FORM 4. THIS ITEM IS FULLY TRANSFERABLE ON AN ATF FORM 3 OR 4 CLASSIFIED AS “ANY OTHER WEAPON”. GR 3,500 - 7,500 2025 - (N) HIGH CONDITION DESIRABLE INGRAM M-10 POWDER SPRINGS MACHINE GUN (FULLY TRANSFERABLE).

Manufacturer: MILITARY ARMAMENT CORP Model: M10 Serial No. 1-4007788 Caliber/Bore: .45 ACP Barrel Length: 5 - 3/4” FFL Status: NFA Outstanding condition Ingram Military Armament Corporation M10 machine gun as produced in Powder Springs, Georgia. Receiver serial number is the only visible serial number. Incorporates telescoping shoulder stock and includes one lustrous blue finish 30 round “Grease Gun” magazine. CONDITION: Overall appearance and finish is near excellent dull grey matte finish. Bore is near excellent shiny and bright. Bolt is extremely fine. Mechanics are crisp. This is a select-fire machine gun. These guns have enjoyed a rise in popularity as a result of availability of aftermarket attachments which increase their tactical effectiveness.

The .45 ACP guns pack a significantly increased punch and have an appeal all their own. 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 2019-10-114 5,500 - 7,500

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2026 - (N) DLO REGISTERED RECEIVER BRITISH STEN MK II MACHINE GUN (FULLY TRANSFERABLE) WITH PERMANENTLY ATTACHED S.C.R.C. MK 25 SUPPRESSOR (SUPPRESSOR).

Manufacturer: D.L.O. Model: Sten MK II Serial No. (Gun) 86MK024 (Sup) S0113 Caliber/Bore: 9mm Para Barrel Length: 7 - 1/2” FFL Status: NFA For the machine gun enthusiast who wants a low cost 9mm suppressed machine gun this is a DLO registered receiver tube on a Sten MK II parts kit with a S.C.R.C. MK 25 suppressor attached. This lot will require two separate $200.00 BATF transfer fees (one for gun, and one for suppressor if this lot is transferred on ATF Form 4s. Currently on Form 3’s with Morphy Auctions.) D.L.O. manufacturing marking and registration number is heavily electro-penciled onto left side of action housing welded to receiver tube. Some original British markings are discernible on parts of this gun. One 32 round magazine included. CONDITION: Overall appearance and finish is extremely fine to near excellent smooth grey refinish.

Mechanics are fine. Bore is good with some pitting towards the muzzle. Bolt face is fine. This is a select fire machine gun, and also a suppressor.

THESE ARE NATIONAL FIREARMS ACT ITEMS AND REQUIRE BATF APPROVAL PRIOR TO TRANSFER. THESE ITEMS ARE FULLY TRANSFERABLE ON AN ATF FORMS 3 OR 4. JWK 2019-10-021 5,000 - 7,000

2027 - (N) ATTRACTIVE HARRINGTON AND RICHARDSON REISING MODEL 50 MACHINE GUN (CURIO AND RELIC).

Manufacturer: H&R Model: 50 Serial No. 2305 Caliber/Bore: .45 ACP Barrel Length: 11 - 1/2” FFL Status: NFA Attractive commercial blue finish 28 fin barrel Reising Model 50 machine gun with compensator. Two 20 round magazines are included. The Reising Model 50 was fielded in limited numbers mostly to the Marine corps during World War II. It also was extensively used by police departments. The Reising has an intrinsic accuracy advantage of firing from a closed bolt on the first shot and it is a popular entry level machine gun today. CONDITION: Overall appearance and finish is extremely fine original finish with a couple handling marking and thinning here and there. Trigger guard starting to turn a brown patina. Wood exhibits some light dings and handling marks with a small ½” long chip at rear of cocking slot. Mechanics are fine. Bore is extremely fine, shiny and bright. Bolt face is extremely fine. This is a select fire machine gun. A really nice specimen of a .45 ACP machine gun. THIS IS A NATIONAL FIREARMS ACT ITEM AND REQUIRES BATF APPROVAL PRIOR TO TRANSFER. THIS ITEM IS FULLY TRANSFERABLE ON AN ATF FORM 3 OR 4 AS CURIO & RELIC ELIGIBLE. JWK 2019-10-55 5,000 - 7,000

2028 - (N) A VERY GOOD VALMET DEFENSE M82 MACHINE GUN (FULLY TRANSFERABLE).

Manufacturer: Valmet Defense Model: M82 Serial No. 161615 Caliber/Bore: 5.56X45mm NATO Barrel Length: 17” FFL Status: NFA

The Valmet M82 is a bullpup select fire machine gun derived from the M76 internals configured to fit a bullpup footprint. It briefly saw service with Finnish Paratroopers, but was quickly dismissed due to an unwieldy distribution of weight and the tendency of paratroopers to hit themselves in the face with the offset sights during jumps. This is a standard configuration M82 with sights offset to left of barrel, right side ejection, polyuerthane stock. Right side has selector switch with settings for full, semi, and safe. Rear sight marked on front “M82/Cal. 5,56 (.223)” rear marked “(Valmet Logo) / Made in Finland / 161615”. Front sight marked on rear with importer stamp for ODIN International. This example is also accompanied by its original box, correctly numbered to gun with small empty oil bottle, three piece cleaning rod, tool, manual. CONDITION: Rifle is extremely fine, with very light markings from usage and operation. Stocks are fine with a few minor marks. Action moves smoothly when operated by hand with fine bore, bright and shiny with sharp rifling. If you are a fan of bullpups, this is a harder one to find. THIS IS A NATIONAL FIREARMS ACT ITEM AND IS SUBJECT TO BATF APPROVAL PRIOR TO TRANSFER. THIS ITEM IS TRANSFERABLE ON AN ATF FORM 3 OR FORM 4.

EW 5,000 - 7,000

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2029 - (N) MATCHING ORIGINAL WALTHER MP-K MACHINE GUN (PRE-86 DEALER SAMPLE).

Manufacturer: Walther Model: MP-K Serial No. 17598 Caliber/Bore: 9mm Luger Barrel Length: 10.2” FFL Status: NFA High condition Walther manufactured MPK machine gun. Includes one magazine and a web sling. Marked with Walther banner logo on left side of lower receiver and typical German ambidextrous selector markings of, “S”, “D” and “E” (Safe, Full, and Semi-Auto to us here in America), this machine gun has a folding steel shoulder loop covered in hard gray enamel paint, hard dark brown composite grips. The “K” in MPK indicates “Kurz” or “Short” in German, and is their designation for the short-barreled model. This word, “Kurz” is on the left side of the upper assembly currently on the gun. Lower and upper assemblies serial numbers match. CONDITION: Overall appearance and finish is near excellent original dull gray finish. Mechanics are crisp. Bore is extremely fine shiny and bright. Bolt face extremely fine. This is a select fire machine gun. A German machine gun classic from the Post WW2 Era which is acknowledged as a well-made and popular tactical and recreational machine gun. 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 2019-10-98 5,000 - 7,000

2030 - (N) UNUSUAL EARLY PRODUCTION VENEZUELA CREST “F.A.P.” MARKED MADSEN M-50 MACHINE GUN (PRE-86 DEALER SAMPLE).

Manufacturer: Madsen Model: 1950 Serial No. 495 Caliber/Bore: 9mm Barrel Length: 7 - 13/16” FFL Status: NFA Early Madsen M50 machine gun as supplied to Venezuela with coat of arms and “F.A.P.” on left side of receiver. This indicates Venezuelan Air Force use. Sheet metal construction with unusual bolt safety at the magazine housing which needs to be actuated and held forward in order for the bolt to chamber a round as well as a standard sliding safety button on left side of the receiver. Includes five original 30 round magazines. No leather covering on shoulder loop and it appears it was never equipped with one. CONDITION: Overall appearance and finish is good dull black enamel finish with some flaking away to reveal gray metal, particularly at the high edges. Mechanics are fine. Bore very fine, shiny and bright.

Bolt face is also fine. A nice simple open-bolt full-auto only machine gun that is a lot of fun at the range. 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 2019-10-234 4,000 - 6,000

2031 - (N) PLAINFIELD M2 CARBINE MACHINE GUN IN ATTRACTIVE REPRODUCTION WW2 FOLDING PARATROOPER STOCK (FULLY TRANSFERABLE).

Manufacturer: Plainfield Model: M2 Carbine Serial No. 2011A Caliber/Bore: .30 Cal Barrel Length: 18” FFL Status: NFA Plainfield manufactured select fire .30 carbine in an attractive reproduction World War II paratrooper folding stock with added muzzle flash hider. Includes one contemporary 30 round magazine and a green web sling. This is a registered receiver machine gun. Plainfield markings on the receiver with round bolt and ramp style rear sight. Receiver serial number is the only visible serial number. Plainfield produced the M1 carbine in response to market demand. Relatively inexpensive, light, compact and easy to transport; it is a favorite. CONDITION: Overall appearance and finish are extremely fine lustrous blue original finish with some wear to gray patina on the round bolt. Mechanics are crisp. Bore has shiny lands with some darkness in the grooves. Bolt face extremely fine. Until one takes a closer look, under a cursory glance, this gun really looks the part of a World War II carbine. Would be great for a reenactor event. THIS IS A NATIONAL FIREARMS ACT ITEM AND REQUIRES BATF APPROVAL PRIOR TO TRANSFER. THIS ITEM IS FULLY TRANSFERABLE ON AN ATF FORM 3 OR 4. JWK 2019-10-212 4,000 - 6,000

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2032 - (D) EXTREMELY FINE ORIGINAL AMNESTY REGISTERED U.S. M5 60MM MORTAR (DESTRUCTIVE DEVICE).

Manufacturer: United States Model: M5 Serial No. IRS-5924 Caliber/Bore: 60mm Barrel Length: 25 - 3/4” FFL Status: Destructive Device Extremely fine condition original U.S. Model M5 60mm mortar complete with original bipod and baseplate. The M5 Mortar was an improved version of the World War II M2 60mm Mortar and was used alongside the older World War II mortars in U.S. inventory until both were eventually displaced in favor of the Model 224 starting in the mid 1970’s. The M5 mortar is essentially the same as the M2 mortar except the baseplate is more portable and easily deployed in a hasty manner. The U.S. had learned from their encounters with the Japanese that the ability to be versatile and to quickly use the mortar for direct fire on the battlefield provided a tactical advantage. Not often seen on the collector market for sale, this is an Amnesty registered piece with an IRS number and “Unknown” in the manufacturer block is a very desirable item. CONDITION: Overall appearance and finish is fine original painted finish on tube flaking off in place to reveal either a gray or brown patina. Baseplate is in a comparable condition.

Bipod is extremely fine, with very much nicer paint with preservative grease on mechanism parts. Bore is very good, turned a brown patina with age. A nice U.S. 60mm Mortar. Registered live and ready to take to the range. THIS IS A NATIONAL FIREARMS ACT ITEM AND REQUIRES BATF APPROVAL PRIOR TO TRANSFER. THIS ITEM IS FULLY TRANSFERABLE ON AN ATF FORM 3 OR 4 AS A DESTRUCTIVE DEVICE. JWK 2019-10-71 2,500 - 4,500

2033 - (N) EXCEPTIONAL HIGH ORIGINAL CONDITION WORLD WAR II BRITISH BIRMINGHAM SMALL ARMS (BSA) BOYS ANTI-TANK RIFLE (DESTRUCTIVE DEVICE).

Manufacturer: BSA Model: Boys Serial No. A7.102 Caliber/Bore: .55 Boys Barrel Length: 36” FFL Status: NFA Beautiful condition Boys anti-tank rifle marked with “BSA” (Birmingham Small Arms) proof on top of receiver and bipod “R.B. MK I” (For Rifle Boys) on left side of receiver. Visible numbers matching. Original early British disk-type muzzle and bracket-feet bipod present. Includes one original five round magazine. The Boys Anti-Tank rifles were issued to British, Canadian and US forces in the early years of World War II. They were effective against lightly armored vehicles, and punching through emplacement barriers. Highly accurate, they were effective at, “putting the round where I wanted”, according to one Veteran this cataloger knew. CONDITION: Overall appearance and finish is extremely fine to near excellent original smooth dull blue finish with preservative grease, with bolt near excellent in the white with brown preservative grease. Mechanics are crisp.

Bore and bolt in near excellent condition. Wood cheek rest near excellent with a couple light handling marks. The covering of the butt shoulder pad is starting to crack at the edges but remains 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”. JWK 2019-10-53 4,000 - 6,000

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2034 - (N) HIGH CONDITION BERETTA MODEL 4 MACHINE GUN (MODERN BERETTA 38/42 SUCCESSOR) (PRE-86 DEALER SAMPLE).

Manufacturer: Beretta Model: 4 Serial No. A07682 Caliber/Bore: 9mm Barrel Length: 8” FFL Status: NFA

The Beretta model 4 is the immediate post-WW2 successor to the Beretta Model 38/42, and retains the silhouette and double trigger system of its ancestor. One trigger for semi-auto fire and the other for full-auto fire. What is new is the safety button through the stock and the very fine fit and high lustrous blue finish found on these weapons. Sliding cover at cocking handle slot on receiver tube, simple fixed sights, and smooth barrel with two-slot muzzle break. One sling, one 30 round, and one 20 round magazine are included with this gun as well as gray nylon sling. CONDITION: Overall appearance and finish is near excellent lustrous blue finish on metal parts with some very light handling marks to the wood. Mechanics are crisp. Bore is near excellent, shiny and bright. Bolt face extremely fine although action has firing residue and could use a cleaning. This is a select-fire machine gun and the consignor states a fantastic shooter ! Attractive blonde wood ! 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 2019-10-177 3,000 - 6,000

2035 - (N) HIGHLY DESIRABLE ORIGINAL ISRAELI MILITARY INDUSTRIES UZI MACHINE GUN (PRE-86 DEALER SAMPLE).

Manufacturer: IMI Model: UZI Serial No. 59629 Caliber/Bore: 9mm Para Barrel Length: 10” FFL Status: NFA

High condition original IMI Uzi complete with one 25 round magazine and original web sling. A very versatile and effective machine gun which our own U.S. Secret Service used for many years when guarding our president. Anyone of the appropriate age will recall the agent holding the Uzi after President Regan was shot. Marked “SMG UZI” with serial number and IMI Uzi oval logo. Importer marked “Interarms – Alexandria – Virgina” marked on center left side of receiver. CONDITION: Overall appearance and finish is near excellent original smooth gray finish with attractive dark composite furnishings. Mechanics are crisp.

Bore is near excellent shiny and bright. Bolt face extremely fine. This is a select fire machine gun with “A”, “R”, “S” markings at selector. Attractive and high condition gun. 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 2019-10-107 5,000 - 7,000

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2036 - (N) NEAR MINT HARRINGTON & RICHARDSON REISING MODEL 50 MACHINE GUN (CURIO & RELIC).

Manufacturer: Harrington and Richardson Model: Reising M-50 Serial No. S5317 Caliber/Bore: .45 ACP Barrel Length: 13-1/2” FFL Status: NFA Exceptional condition parkerized grey finish Harrington & Richardson Reising Model 50 machine gun with 14 ribs on barrel. One magazine included. The Reising Model 50 was fielded in limited numbers to the Marine Corps during World War II when there were insufficient Thompson machine guns to meet military demand. The Resing Model 50 has the intrinsic accuracy advantage of firing from a closed bolt on the first shot.

Police departments took a significant number of these Reisings into their inventories during and after World War II. This particular gun has a sticker on the right side of the stock, “Drug Enforcement Administration Evidence”. A semi-automatic model with a longer barrel was also produced in response to civilian private factory security demands. Today the Reising Model 50 has gained popularity as a well-made and fun .45 ACP entry level machine gun. CONDITION: Overall appearance and finish is near excellent parkerized gray original finish. Wood is near excellent with only the slightest of handling marks. Mechanics are crisp. Bore is near excellent shiny and bright. Bolt face near excellent. A fantastic investment level specimen so clean that it catches the eye from a distance! 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 2019-10-175 5,000 - 7,500 2037 - (N) TAYLOR MANUFACTURING REGISTERED MK II MACHINE GUN RECEIVER TUBE (FULLY TRANSFERABLE).

Manufacturer: Taylor Manufacturing Model: Sten MK II Tube Serial No. BT195 Caliber/Bore: 9mm FFL Status: NFA Taylor manufacturing “MK II” registered fully transferable machine gun receiver tube machined with slots and blued without any ejector, trunnion or any parts other than the tube itself. Please note that this lots contains only a registered receiver tube. CONDITION: Overall appearance and finish of tube is near excellent matte blue finish with clear manufacturer’s marking and serial number. The essential part needed to turn your parts set into a fully transferable machine gun. It is getting harder and harder to locate unfinished registered receiver tubes to finish off STEN’s, MP-40’s, and a number of other sub-machine guns. This could be one of the best investments you ever make. 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 2019-10-154 5,000 - 8,000

2038 - (N) VERY DESIREABLE POWDER SPRINGS ADDRESS MILITARY ARMAMENT CORPORATION MAC M-11 .380 AUTO MACHINE GUN WITH GEM TECH VIPER .380 SUPPRESSOR (FULLY TRANSFERABLE).

Manufacturer: Military Armament Corp Model: M11 Serial No. (G)32000286 (S) S0826751 Caliber/Bore: .380 ACP Barrel Length: 5” FFL Status: NFA Very desirable Powder Springs address Ingram Military Armament Corp M-11 in .380 auto. Incorporates standard telescoping shoulder loop and includes one 30 round magazine as well as Gem Tech Viper .380 suppressor. These items will incur two separate transfer taxes if transferred on ATF Form 4’s. CONDITION: Overall appearance and finish on gun is near excellent original smooth dark blue finish with some handling marks.

Mechanics are crisp. Bore is near excellent, shiny and bright with very little evidence of firing. Bolt face also near excellent. This is a select fire machine gun. Very attractive Powder Springs manufactured gun with a very nice suppressor with comfortably knurled gripping surface. These make great little recreational machine guns, and with the availability of aftermarket attachment kits, are high effective competition machine guns.

THESE ARE NATIONAL FIREARMS ACT ITEMS AND REQUIRE BATF APPROVAL PRIOR TO TRANSFER. THESE ITEMS ARE FULLY TRANSFERABLE ON AN ATF FORMS 3 OR 4. JWK 2019-10-95 4,000 - 8,000 380

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2039 - (N) VERY CLEAN AND ATTRACTIVE ERB REGISTERED RECEIVER BRITISH STEN MK V MACHINE GUN (FULLY TRANSFERABLE).

Manufacturer: CHARLES ERB Model: Sten MK V Serial No. E592 Caliber/Bore: 9mm Para Barrel Length: 7 - 3/4” FFL Status: NFA Attractive British Sten MK V machine gun on a Charles Erb registered receiver tube. Familiar Charles Erb bullet logo marking on left side of tube with registered serial number. Original British manufacturing markings and broad arrow proofs visible on parts of gun. One 32 round magazine included. The Sten was manufactured in great numbers for WW2 and is a very simple and straightforward machine gun made mostly of metal stampings. It was far less costly and quicker to produce than the previous models such as the Lanchester. The Mk V model was the final configuration with wooden buttstock and handgrip and sometimes a vertical wooden foregrip. This particular receiver tube shows as model “Mk II” in the NFA registry. The difference in the Sten models was in their attachments and accessories fitted. CONDITION: Overall appearance and finish is extremely fine to near excellent smooth grey refinish. Mechanics are fine. Bore is very fine, shiny and bright with some light frosting in the grooves. Bolt face is fine. Wood exhibits typical light dings and handling marks yet remains attractive. 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 2019-10-18 5,000 - 8,000

2040 - (N) ABSOLUTELY BEAUTIFUL WILSON ARMS REGISTERED STEN MK II TUBE STERLING MACHINE GUN (FULLY TRANSFERABLE).

Manufacturer: Wilson Arms Model: Sten MK II Serial No. HF960 Caliber/Bore: 9mm Para FFL Status: NFA Registered simply as a Wilson Arms Sten Mk II tube without overall length and barrel length. In fact there is a Sterling attached to this tube. Registered serial number on left side of receiver below rear sight. Otherwise Sterling factory markings on both top and bottom of magazine well. Pebble refinish has caused folding stock to become stuck in the extended position. Butt portion still deploys properly. One 32 round magazine is included. CONDITION: Overall appearance and finish is near excellent pebble finish with smooth gray finish at selector switch. Mechanics are crisp. Bore is fine, shiny and bright. Bolt face near excellent. This is a select fire machine gun. One of the very best sub-machine guns available on the market today and an exceedingly attractive specimen. THIS IS A NATIONAL FIREARMS ACT ITEM AND REQUIRES BATF APPROVAL PRIOR TO TRANSFER. THIS ITEM IS FULLY TRANSFERABLE ON AN ATF FORM 3 OR 4. JWK 2019-10-24 7,000 - 10,000

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2041 - (N) VERY FINE IMI ISRAEL UZI MACHINE GUN (PRE-86 DEALER SAMPLE).

Manufacturer: IMI Model: Uzi SMG Serial No. 102840 Caliber/Bore: 9mm Para Barrel Length: 10 - 3/8” FFL Status: NFA Very clean high condition UZI marked “SMG UZI / 9mm / IMI – ISRAEL” with serial number on left side of receiver, with “A”, “R” and “S” selector.

Right side of receiver has “Action Arms LTD / Phila. Pa.” markings. Attractive bird cage type flash hider at muzzle. One 32 round magazine is included. CONDITION: Overall appearance and finish is extremely fine to near excellent black enamel finish with black composite furnishings.

Mechanics are crisp. Bore is near excellent shiny and bright. Bolt is extremely fine. This is a select fire machine gun. The Uzi is a highly effective machine gun even out to longer ranges in the hands of a practiced user. Good running, fun, and versatile machine gun. 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 2019-10-113 4,500 - 6,000

2042 - (N) GUN TRADER REGISTERED UZI MODEL B MACHINE GUN WITH SWD SUPPRESSOR AND ACCESSORIES (FULLY TRANSFERABLE).

Manufacturer: IMI Model: UZI Carbine Serial No. (Gun) SA59110 (Sup) N267 Caliber/Bore: 9mm Para Barrel Length: 10 - 1/4” FFL Status: NFA Very nice ensemble of a registered receiver conversion by Gun Trader of an IMI UZI Model B as imported by Action Arms. Included with this lot is the original Action Arms hard plastic case complete with sight adjustment wrench, 3 ½” dummy barrel, magazine loader, two 32 round and one 25 round magazines, green web sling. A SWD suppressor with soft pad covering has been fitted to this UZI. Marked “UZI semi auto / MODEL B / 9mm PARA / IMI – ISRAEL” on left side of receiver, with professionally added “A” at “F” and “S” selector. Right side of receiver has had the “Action Arms LTD” and other markings except for serial number covered with black enamel paint. These items will incur two separate transfer taxes if transferred on ATF Form 4’s. CONDITION: Overall appearance and finish is extremely fine to near excellent original smooth gray finish with black composite furnishings. Mechanics are crisp. Bore is near excellent shiny and bright. Bolt face near excellent. This is a select fire machine gun. Suppressor is very fine with some slight brassing to the high edges. THESE ARE NATIONAL FIREARMS ACT ITEMS AND REQUIRE BATF APPROVAL PRIOR TO TRANSFER. THESE ITEMS ARE FULLY TRANSFERABLE ON AN ATF FORMS 3 OR 4. JWK 2019-10-108 8,000 - 12,000 382

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2043 - (N) VERY ATTRACTIVE AND WELL ACCESSORIZED GERMAN WORLD WAR I MG 08/15 MAXIM MACHINE GUN WITH ACCESSORIES (CURIO AND RELIC).

Manufacturer: Spandau Arsenal Model: 08/15 Maxim Serial No. 8767 Caliber/Bore: 7.92mm Barrel Length: 20 - 1/2” FFL Status: NFA This Spandau manufactured 1918 dated Maxim 08/15 machine gun has been in the possession of the consignor for many decades and this man has spent uncounted hours working with this gun, making or retrofitting additional parts and succeeded in perfecting the use of reloaded cast bullet ammunition and browning belts in this gun.

Allotted space does not allow me to go into detail, but very comprehensive typewritten notes from the consignor are included with this lot which provides details of how to install and fire 8mm/.308 cartridges in this gun using custom made and/or modified parts. This gun can also be fired in 8mm Mauser in the usual way. The consignor was very mindful to ensure that the gun could be returned to its original configuration if desired. This guns top cover, fusee cover, and buttstock assembly match the receiver number. The feed block and locks do not match. No steam port cover or assault drum hanger present, nor wood thumb pieces on water fill cap.

Bipod and booster are present along with numerous other accessories including repainted assault drum with Vickers belt, two 250 round cloth Browning belts, one 250 round brass tabbed WW2 Vickers belt, one 250 round tab-less Vickers belt, and one approximately 55 round aluminum Turkish Maxim belt. In addition to what is in the gun, two locks, two spare sets of rails and crossheads, one fusee spring, one stripped top cover, one stripped buttstock with separate hardware, four 8mm barrels one of which with extension, one 8mm/308 barrel with homemade extension, one set of homemade adapter mounts to shoot this gun on Browning 1917A1 & M2 tripods, and two custom made boosters, and a modified feedblock to facilitate shooting reloaded ammunition. Lastly, and perhaps most critical to these modified parts is a professionally typed and painstakingly detailed set of written instruction on how to set-up, and shoot this gun using these various parts, and how to handload ammunition with lead projectiles which will work in this gun ! CONDITION: Overall appearance and finish is near excellent on receiver with attractive green repainted water jacket and booster bell. Fusee cover has black enamel repaint over light pitting. Charging lever and check lever are non-matching and refinished over pitting. Wood is very fine with chips and dings under an attractive shiny refinish. Mechanics are fine. Bores range from good to extremely fine shiny and bright. Locks are all renumbered. Drum box repainted same green as water jacket. In more than 3 decades collecting machine guns this cataloger has never encountered a Maxim which has been so well documented as specifically tuned with special custom parts to function with custom reloaded .30 caliber ammunition, as well as being able to be shot “in stock original” configuration with 8mm Mauser ammunition. 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 2019-10-183 7,500 - 12,500

2044 - (N) B & G MACHINE REGISTERED BOLT IN IMI UZI MODEL B HOST GUN MACHINE GUN (FULLY TRANSFERABLE).

Manufacturer: B & G Machine / IMI Model: Model B Serial No. SA59447 Sear Serial 773 Caliber/Bore: 9mm Para Barrel Length: 9 - 1/2” FFL Status: NFA Very clean high condition IMI UZI Model B as imported by Action Arms host gun with B & G Machine registered full-auto bolt. One 32 round magazine and one green web sling included. Marked “UZI semi auto / MODEL B / 9mm PARA / IMI – ISRAEL” on left side of receiver, with “A”, “F” and “S” selector. Right side of receiver has the familiar “Action Arms LTD / Phila. Pa.” markings with serial number. CONDITION: Overall appearance and finish is near excellent original smooth grey finish with black composite furnishings. Mechanics are crisp. Bore is near excellent shiny and bright. Bolt is near excellent with registration number professionally and prominently visible on left side when removed from the gun.

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 2019-10-112 7,500 - 12,500

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2045 - (N) REGISTERED SIDEPLATE VICKERS ARMSTRONG COMMERCIAL FLUTED JACKET MACHINE GUN CONVERTED TO FIRE 7.62 RUSSIAN AMMUNITION (FULLY TRANSFERABLE).

Manufacturer: Britain Model: Vickers Serial No. 85386 Caliber/Bore: .303 British Barrel Length: 28 - 1/4” FFL Status: NFA Very attractive Vickers Armstrong commercial machine gun which has been converted to fire 7.62 Russian ammunition. Form 2 registered by Group Industries, but this is actually a commercial Vickers as produced in the 1930’s in Great Britain with a modified extractor, feedblock and barrel so it can shoot 7.62 x 54R mm ammunition on either Russian metal link or cloth belts. Both side and top of the feedblock are so marked. Top of feed block cover marked “VA” (Vickers Armstrong). There are some Australian manufactured internals in this gun. Registered serial number matches between top of water jacket and right sideplate below feed block. There are adequate spare parts to readily convert this gun back to fire .303 British should one wish to do so. There is a .303 extractor, two brass .303 feedblocks (one is “VAC” marked original to this gun), and 4 spare .303 barrels (one is serial numbered to this gun). Other spare parts include a fusee spring, stripped and disassembled lock, one firing pin, and a sear, as well as two spanners (one with broken case extractor), packing string for barrel glands and a wooden transit chest. One brass head Australian manufactured Vickers tripod. The wonderful thing about Vickers guns is that they can be readily converted to shoot .30-06, 8 mm Mauser, or even .308 if one had the correct parts. CONDITION: Overall appearance and finish is extremely fine with a mixture of original and refinished parts with repainted dull green water jacket and fusee cover without either having any dents, with refinished feedblock and sideplates, The backplate finish is turning a gray and light brown patina. Spare parts range from fine to one barrel being near excellent. Mechanics are crisp. Bore is near excellent, shiny and bright. Bolt face is near excellent. Tripod is extremely fine. This is a great Vickers gun to take to the range in 7.62 Russian and presents extremely well when on display. A nice gun which would be ones of the last of this model to be manufactured in Great Britain. 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 2019-10-202 12,000 - 16,000

2046 - (N) EXCEPTIONALLY RARE AND DESIRABLE FRENCH DARNE MANUFACTURED LEWIS AIRCRAFT MACHINE GUN (CURIO & RELIC).

Manufacturer: Darne Model: Lewis Serial No. A293 Caliber/Bore: .303 British Barrel Length: 26 - 1/8” FFL Status: NFA Manufactured by Darne in France this gun is marked with Darne manufacturer’s markings on both cover plate and receiver itself, this Lewis machine gun would have been a top wing gun on an aircraft as there has never been a front sight fitted to this gun, nor graduations on the rear sight window. No radiator nor shroud ever fitted. Registered serial number in the NFA registry is “A293” which is at forward right top corner of receiver and at bottom right corner of forward portion of gun. Factory serial number 2934 on receiver and on forward portion of gun. Bolt has a non-matching number visible through ejection port. Other parts are non-matching, however are from same factory and of the same vintage.

No pan magazine is included with this gun but .303 pans are readily available. This gun, like most others encountered has been renumbered from its original 5-digit number to an “A” prefix number which is the registration number with BATF. Marked on receiver “DARNE” / “REVISE” and on top cover rear of receiver also with factory Darne marking and indicating model of 1916. CONDITION: Overall finish and appearance is extremely fine original finish with small scattered areas of brown patina and thinning to gray patina at high edges. Make no mistake that this remains an extremely attractive piece. Mechanics are fine. Bore is fine, shiny and bright. Bolt face is fine. Grip panels and rear handle are very good with some dings, bruises and handling marks. A very attractive and exceptionally rare variation of the Lewis machine gun suitable for the most discerning 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 2019-10-169 12,500 - 17,500 384

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2047 - (N) INCREDIBLE NEW IN BOX AUTO ORDNANCE WEST HURLEY THOMPSON MODEL 1928 MACHINE GUN (CURIO AND RELIC).

Manufacturer: Auto Ordnance Model: 1928 Serial No. 1152A Caliber/Bore: .45 ACP Barrel Length: 11 - 1/2” FFL Status: NFA

This Auto Ordnance 1928 Thompson was manufactured in West Hurley, New York, and remains new unfired with its original box. The original owner purchased it, and for whatever reason never fired it. One 50 round “Bridgeport” marked drum in original World War II “R.M. Co.” “1942” marked pouch, and one 30 round U.S. Cartridge Co magazine is included. Original cardboard factory shipping box with gun serial number on end, and copy of bill of sale to the original owner (dated 1981) is included. CONDITION: Overall appearance and finish is mint original lustrous blue finish throughout with perhaps the slightest of handling marks upon closest possible inspection. Wood is likewise mint with perhaps some nearly indiscernible handling marks. Drum is near excellent dull original finish. Pouch is extremely fine. Box shows typical brassing at the high edges with some tearing at the corners. Mechanics are crisp. Bore is mint unfired as is the bolt.

This is a select fire machine gun. How often does a new in the box Thompson with original receipt surface?

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2048 - (N) HECKLER & KOCH HK 91 CONVERTED BY OZARK TO G3 MACHINE GUN (FULLY TRANSFERABLE).

Manufacturer: HK Model: 91 Serial No. A059192 Caliber/Bore: .308 Winchester Barrel Length: 17 - 3/4” FFL Status: NFA Desirable Ozark Mountain Arsenal registered Heckler & Koch Model 91 machine gun manufactured in 1982 according to proof mark “IC” on left side of magazine well. This is a registered receiver machine gun with a pinned front end three position selector, “S, E, F”. This gun includes three 20 round magazines. Ozark markings with “G3A3” on left side of receiver forward of magazine well. Features includes bird cage flash hider at muzzle, and carrying handle on this gun.

Green web sling is also included. CONDITION: Overall appearance and finish is extremely fine to near excellent matte refinish on metal parts with some slight loss of finish to high edges and where selector rotates. Composite parts near excellent. Mechanics are crisp. Brilliant near excellent mirror bore. Bolt extremely fine. This is a select-fire machine gun. A very high quality and reliable .308 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 2019-10-179 17,500 - 25,000

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2049 - (N) ICONIC WORLD WAR II GERMAN MG-42 MACHINE GUN WITH TWO MOUNTS AND ACCESSORIES (CURIO AND RELIC).

Manufacturer: Maget Model: MG-42 Serial No. 5413k Caliber/Bore: 7.92x57mm Barrel Length: 26” FFL Status: NFA Maget 1944 manufactured MG-42 machine gun marked “cra” and “N.C.” with Nazi proofs on receiver. Top cover and shroud were manufactured by “bpr” (Grossfuss). Other Nazi proof marks on various parts on this gun. Maget manufactured barrel serial number does not match receiver number. Nazi marked bolt also non-matching. Accessories include three original Nazi belt segments in green World War II 1938 dated can with added “SA” indicating Finnish use, two original assault drums in carrier, one original leather gunners pouch with mitt, vintage unmarked leather sling, post-war gunners kit with oil cans, carbon cleaning tool, screwdriver, brushes, and cleaning rod. Also included is post-war 7.62mm loading machine in can, Yugoslavian manufactured Lafette mount with AA post, and near mint MG-3 groud tripod with optic in seat. CONDITION: Overall appearance and finish is extremely fine original finish thinning in some places to grey patina with scattered scratches, and little dings. Loss of finish to bare metal where charging handle rides on the receiver. Grip frame mostly grey patina. Grips and butt have some dings with reinforcement wire not present on butt with 2-1/4” crack on right side which does not affect serviceability. Sling remains serviceable but getting soft and starting to tear at swivel point. Original green paint on ammo can and drum carrier. Post-war accessories extremely fine to near excellent.

Mechanics of gun are fine. Bore and bolt are near excellent as is exterior of Nazi barrel. This is a full auto only machine gun. This cataloger knew the consignor, and it is doubtful that this gun has been fired in more than 30 years. Any who are considering bidding on this gun know what a great machine gun this is to take to the range and that finding good original finish World War II guns is tough. If this cataloger was going to choose a MG-42 to add to my collection, this would be the one. A fantastic World War II iconic gun which is very impressive on the firing line.

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 2019-10-184 35,000 - 50,000

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2050 - (N) DOCUMENTED, LESS THAN 20 MADE, COLT HBAR M2 BELT FED MACHINE GUN, EX BOB MILLER COLLECTION, AND PICTURED ON PAGES 175 & 176 OF “THE BLACK RIFLE”

BY STEVENS AND EZELL (FULLY TRANSFERABLE).

Manufacturer: Colt Fireams Model: AR-15 Serial No. 18954 Caliber/Bore: 5.56mm NATO Barrel Length: 21 - 3/4” FFL Status: NFA This is an exceptionally rare piece of Colt history, with less than 20 having been made. Colt developed these rifles during their experimentation with the new CAR-15 system, during which they focused on seven different versions. Ultimately, the HBAR M2 was discarded, but before production was discontinued, less than twenty were produced. This gun is pictured on pages 175 and 176 of “The Black Rifle” by Stevens Ezell, and close examination of both the photos and the gun confirms that this is the actual item pictured in the book, despite not being listed by serial number. This example has the early second type three prong flash suppressor, heavy barrel, modified M2 bipod, fitted with one of the early round interchangeable handguards from Colt’s first offering, carryhandle sights, early A1 style pistol grip, and buttstock with rotatable sling swivel and cupped rubber buttplate. Colt then added a very clever belt feed mechanism, that sits in the magazine well when the rifle is opened and locks in when the rifle is closed. The vertical actuator attaches to a special cut in the bolt carrier group to actuate, and a slot was added on the right side, where a feed chute would feed spent links into a separate compartment of the feed box. This rifle is accompanied by three drum magazines and a link of 25 dummy cartridges. One drum magazine has the removable top attaching section, other two do not have this piece and are filled with links. There is also an additional pin equipped with a pull ring. CONDITION: Very fine overall, retaining the vast majority of its finish with some markings from usage. Bolt face is excellent, bore is excellent, mechanics are crisp. As to be expected of an early experimental gun, some of the work is a little crude, but still well executed. This lot is also accompanied by a copy of “The Black Rifle” by Stevens and Ezell, as well as a printout of the Bob Miller Estate sale, where this gun was number 32. PROVENANCE: Bob Miller Estate. If you are a collector of rare firearms, belt fed machine guns, or even Colts, this is a collector’s prize. 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 FORM 4. EW 50,000 - 100,000

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2051 - (N) EXCEPTIONALLY RARE WORLD WAR II GERMAN ERMA DUAL MAGAZINE HOUSING MP-40/ II MACHINE GUN (CURIO AND RELIC).

Manufacturer: Erfurter Maschinenfabrik Model: MP-40/2 Serial No. 6081i Caliber/Bore: 9mm Luger Barrel Length: 10” FFL Status: NFA One of the rarest and most sought of the German World War II machine guns is the dual magazine housing MP-40. Fielded as a trial in response to army requests for a machine pistol with a higher magazine capacity as was encountered when fighting troops carrying the Russian PPSh-41, the MP-40 / II weapon incorporated a special magazine housing which allowed two standard 32 round MP-40 magazines to be attached to the lower housing which would slide from side to side when a simple release catch was pressed. This meant that when one magazine was empty the other could be immediately slid into place and firing continue within seconds. Much faster than removing an empty magazine and employing another from a belt pouch. Marked with both “ayf” (Erma) and Eagle over 280 (Erma) and eagle over 254 (Krupp) proofs on the receiver tube with numerous Nazi proofs on other parts, this is the only opportunity this cataloger has had to closely examine one of only three reported registered specimens in the United States. Close examination reveals no markings on the magazine housing assembly other than the gun serial number “6081 i”, this number is on both the upper and lower magazine housing parts as well as on the receiver tube, bolt, lower assembly (which is also Krupp manufacture with Erma final assembly dated “42”), and grip frame. Abbreviated “081” serial number is on the swing out shoulder loop and rear sight. Barrel is unnumbered but bears “ayf” eagle over 280 and eagle over Swastika markings on left side. Barrel hook, barrel nut, and sling ring also exhibit eagle over 280. Bakelite barrel resting bar has clear casting number on flat. Two original Nazi marked magazines are included with this gun. CONDITION: Overall appearance and finish is extremely fine to near excellent; deep lustrous blue finish on barrel,

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barrel nut, and sling ring, turning to more faded and thinning finish at the magazine housing and to the rear where there is some grey and light brown patina, more so at the high edges. Finish is thinner at the high edges of the front sight hood as well. And at the high edges of the magazine housing and latches just as one would expect. Lower assembly parts also exhibit a some thinning to the finish to very attractive and pleasing grey patina. Make no mistake, this is a VERY attractive looking firearm indeed. Bakelite furnishings have some very light handling marks. Mechanics are crisp to include magazine housing mechanics which function well. Bore had a coating of preservative grease inside which was removed to observe bore and then re-emplaced. Bore is stunning, near excellent shiny and bright. Bolt face near excellent with preservative grease. This is a fully automatic only machine gun. It is one of the rarest, most highly sought and interesting machine guns the German fielded. The high command obviously decided that despite the clever way this variant was designed to utilize existing magazines and parts exclusive of the magazine housing, which would allow for ready retrofit of existing weapons in the field by Waffenmeisters, this variant was not adopted for use beyond trials. So few survived and found their way west to Americans and even then, were registered for private ownership, that this gun might well be viewed as the â&#x20AC;&#x153;Holy Grailâ&#x20AC;? by German World War II gun collectors. Far, far rarer than even the FG-42. The importance of the public offering of this firearm cannot be overstated. 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 2019-10-77 70,000 - 100,000

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2052 - (N) EXCEPTIONALLY RARE NEAR MINT CHARTERED ARMS ULTIMAX 100 MARK III MACHINE GUN (PRE-86 DEALER SAMPLE).

Manufacturer: Chartered Industries Model: Ultimax 100 Mark III Serial No. 100115 Caliber/Bore: 5.56mm Barrel Length: 14 - 1/2” FFL Status: NFA

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This is one of the very few (perhaps only two) Mark III models of this machine gun in the National Firearms Act registry which are registered as Pre-86 dealer samples. The Ulimax 100 was tested by the Marine Corps as a competitor to the Squad Automatic Weapon. This near mint specimen comes with its original box and had the original factory preservative grease on it when this cataloger first saw it. It includes in addition to the buttstock, one 100 round drum magazine. Other accessories are being offered in this auction as a separate lot. The Ultimax machine gun was designed in the 1970’s with particular attention to reducing recoil. It utilizes a short stoke gas piston system and no buffer. This allows the gun to be very compact and light with obvious advantages. This Mark III model incorporates a quick-change barrel and is the “Ultimate Ultimax” for the shooter/collector. CONDITION: Overall appearance and finish is near excellent in original shipping box. Mechanics are crisp. This is a select-fire machine gun. Museum quality specimen which is an important example of a firearm considered for modern U.S. Military use. 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 2019-10-79 45,000 - 75,000

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2053 - (N) DESIRABLE CHARLES ERB REGISTERED RECEIVER M-60E4 MACHINE GUN (FULLY TRANSFERABLE) Manufacturer: Charles Erb Model: M60 Serial No. C92252 Caliber/Bore: 7.62MM FFL Status: NFA

Desirable example of the US M60E4 machine gun. This gun incorporates the improvements implemented in the mid-1990â&#x20AC;&#x2122;s with the most notable being the bipod attachment to receiver and an improved gas regulator system over the E3 model. Lighter weight than the base base M-60 model which was the staple for US forces during the Vietnam War and into the contemporary Army era. Instantly recognizable by veterans and as seen in films, its steady rate of fire combined with the ability to quickly change barrels make it a very popular machine gun. The external serial number at left side of the trunnion is the only visible serial number. CONDITION: Overall appearance and finish extremely fine original finish. Feed tray shows some loss of finish where the belt rides. Inside of receiver extremely fine. Top cover has slight loss of finish.

Composite furnishings extremely fine. Mechanics are fine. Bore is extremely fine shiny and bright. A fine machine gun for the modern military machine gun enthusiast. THIS IS A NATIONAL FIREARMS ACT ITEM AND REQUIRES BATF APPROVAL PRIOR TO TRANSFER. THIS ITEM IS FULLY TRANSFERABLE ON AN ATF FORM 3 OR 4. JWK 2019-10-229 35,000 - 55,000

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2054 - (N) VERY FINE ORIGINAL WORLD WAR I WINCHESTER MODEL 1918 BROWNING AUTOMTIC RIFLE (B.A.R) MACHINE GUN AS ARSENAL RETROFITTED TO 1918A2 CONFIGURATION FOR WW2 (CURIO AND RELIC).

Manufacturer: Winchester Model: 1918A1 Serial No. 105073 Caliber/Bore: .30-06 Barrel Length: 24” FFL Status: NFA

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Classic World War II retrofit of a really nice World War I Model 1918 Browning Automatic Rifle originally manufactured in October 1918 as indicated by the original Winchester barrel date. This specimen was retrofitted and updated for World War II and has a bipod, carrying handle, smooth wooden forend, composite buttstock, and “F A S” selector markings with updated internals. British nitro proof and firing test proofs on right side of barrel indicate this gun was in British hands before returning to the United States. Beautiful clear flaming bomb and crossed cannon ordnance proofs on this gun. Ten grey phosphate finish post-war 20 round magazines and an original leather sling are included with this gun. CONDITION: Overall appearance and finish is extremely fine World War II era smooth arsenal refinish with some thinning and some wear to a grey patina at the high edges with some pinpricks on the barrel above the forend. Mechanics are fine. Bore extremely fine, shiny and bright. Bolt face is extremely fine. Wood and composite furnishings exhibit typical albeit light handling marks and dings. This is a full-auto only (fast and slow) machine gun. This is a particularly attractive specimen, especially with its original October 1918 barrel. Could very well be a Veteran of both World Wars. Deserves a special place in the collection of an appreciative 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 2019-10-87 35,000 - 45,000

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2055 - (N) H.T. ARMORY REGISTERED COLT AR-15 A2 SPORTER II (M-16) MACHINE GUN (FULLY TRANSFERABLE).

Manufacturer: Colt Model: AR-15A2 Sporter Serial No. SP308272 Caliber/Bore: .223 Remington Barrel Length: 12 1/2” FFL Status: NFA This short and handy full auto AR-15 has telescoping buttstock and short barrel. Marked with standard Colt markings on left hand side of receiver, the selector markings “SAFE” & “FIRE” are factory, “AUTO” has been added in a larger font. Marked on front side of magazine well “HT ARMORY/SMYRNA GA”. This model has the forward assist on the right side of receiver and bayonet lug. One Colt 20-round magazine is included. PROVENANCE: From the NFA weapons formerly on loan to Evergreen Aviation & Space Museum. CONDITION: Overall appearance and finish is near excellent original finish with some scuffs and loss of finish at high points. Receiver is very clean and has a light coat of oil.

Handguards exhibit some handling wear. Mechanics are fine. Bore is near excellent, shiny and bright. Bolt face is near excellent. Magazine is a dull metallic color having lost nearly all of its finish. This is a great little rifle in popular M-4 style configuration and is certain to be popular at any shooting event. THIS IS A NATIONAL FIREARMS ACT ITEM AND REQUIRES BATF APPROVAL PRIOR TO TRANSFER. THIS ITEM IS FULLY TRANSFERABLE ON AN ATF FORM 3 OR 4. JWK 2019-10-193 17,500 - 22,500

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2056 - (N) OUTSTANDING BRITISH VICKERS MODEL 1912 MACHINE GUN MADE FOR THE EL SALVADOR GOVERNMENT WITH RARE ORIGINAL COMMERCIAL TRIPOD (CURIO AND RELIC).

Manufacturer: Vickers Sons & Company Model: 1912 Serial No. 11262 Caliber/Bore: .303 British Barrel Length: 20” FFL Status: NFA

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This is a Commercial Class C fluted jacket Vickers gun made under contract for El Salvador. Graduated peep sight affixed to feed shuttle cover and has a brass plate mounted to top cover indicating British patent numbers from 1901-1910. SN is on top rear of water jacket, bottom of backplate, bottom plate as well as inside of feed shuttle cover. Muzzle booster is of unarmored type with original brass looped chain and cork present with retention hooks. Marked Inside feed-way on top of trunnion, “REBUILT BY STUMP ARMAMENT HARLAN, KY”. Bolt face is marked “VSM”, bottom of bolt has British broad arrow proofs, nitro proofs and dated “43”. Bottom of trunnion marked “MKII”. Feed block is marked “VSM.303”. Bottom of trunnion is marked, “JPL T AZ85653”, which indicates that at one time this arm was in the possession Pat Tomlinson, a noted firearms enthusiast and personal friend of Dolf Goldsmith. Backplate trigger marked “VSM”, handles are contoured commercial type without provision for brushes. Extremely rare commercial tripod marked “VSM 191 NO 9017”. Brass data plate on both left and right side of tripod head marked “VICKERS LIMITED LONDON” and marked “VSM 1913” with SN in several places. PROVENANCE: The class III weapons formerly on loan to Evergreen Aviation & Space Museum. CONDITION: Overall finish and appearance is extremely fine. Over 90% coverage dull blue military finish with fusee cover a brown patina over numerous spots of light pitting. Some loss of finish to bright metal at high points of feed shuttle and moving points of rear sight. Water jacket retains over 95% coverage green, repainted finish. Drain cork in fine, serviceable condition. Wooden handles on backplate have some chips, gouges and handling marks but still present well. Mechanics are fine. Bore has strong rifling, dark in grooves. Bolt face extremely fine.

Tripod retains over 90% of its original green painted finish; cloth pads on seat 90% complete with some loss on high ridges; strap which holds legs together is a replacement web; leveling bubble unbroken but no liquid inside. This is an unusual and exceedingly scarce variant of the Vickers water cooled machine gun and the tripod is an absolutely outstanding accessory. 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 2019-10-86 12,500 - 20,000

www.MorphyAuctions.com | October 23, 2019

2057 - (N) R/M EQUIPMENT INC MODEL C CETME SELECT FIRE MACHINE GUN (PRE-86 DEALER SAMPLE).

Manufacturer: R/M Equipment Inc Model: C Serial No. 104520 Caliber/Bore: 7.62mm NATO Barrel Length: 17 - 3/4” FFL Status: NFA Marked on right side of the magazine well “R/M EQUIPMENT, INC / MIAMI FL”. Left side of magazine well marked “F.A.-CETME-C (CETME Logo) Cal. 7,62 / E.T. 104520”. C configuration CETME with ventilated wooden forearm, painted black rear stock. Birdcage flash hider, pistol grip with thumb shelf on left side. Four position rear sight with “1” being an open V notch, other options are aperture rears, front sight is a hooded post. Selector is Semi-Safe-Full. Magazine is unmarked. CONDITION: Good used condition. Receiver has extensive silvering from operation and handling, mostly on top of receiver and at high edges, still retains the majority of finish. Rear stock has been repainted to black, some brown wood can be seen at edges where paint is flaking. Mechanics are crisp. Bore is excellent, bright and shiny with sharp rifling. Bolt face is excellent with some evidence of firing. CETME rifles are always a delight to shoot and the range and this one should be no exception! THIS IS A NATIONAL FIREARMS ACT ITEM AND REQUIRES BATF APPROVAL PRIOR TO TRANSFER. THIS ITEM IS TRANSFERABLE ONLY TO CURRENT ACTIVE FFL/SOT HOLDERS ON AN ATF FORM 3 ONLY. THIS STATUS ALLOWS THIS GUN TO BE RETAINED BY THE FFL/SOT DEALER PRIVATELY WITH BATF APPROVAL UPON THEIR RELINQUISHING THEIR FFL/SOT LICENSE, SUBJECT TO ANY STATE AND LOCAL RESTRITCTIONS. EW 10,000 - 15,000

2058 - (N) FINE CHATELLERAULT MODEL 24/29 (FRENCH VERSION OF B.A.R.) MACHINE GUN (CURIO AND RELIC).

Manufacturer: French Model: 1924/29 Serial No. C14395 Caliber/Bore: 7.5x54mm French Barrel Length: 20 - 1/4” FFL Status: NFA This Chatellrault is marked on right side of the receiver “MLE 1924” with serial number. Serial number on gas tube and on barrel do not match receiver number. Evidence on chamber and at joint between barrel and receiver that this is a reactivated gun. Everything appears to be in order. One original 25 round magazine is included with this lot. Bipod retains its original cast brass feet and deploys properly. Tripod attachment post not present at bottom of buttstock however mounting latch and flip-up buttplate serviceable. Sheet metal cover over tool compartment inletted into the stock. No tools present. The magazine well and ejection port has a very well-fitted and effective cover arrangement designed to keep dust and grime out of the action. It is worth noting that the bolt holds open on the final shot when the magazine is in place on this arm. CONDITION: Overall finish and appearance is fine retaining over 85% of a black enamel finish with scratches and chips revealing brown and grey patina in places. Barrel has reapplied enamel at joint between barrel and receiver. Mechanics are fine. Barrel retains about 90% of a black enamel paint with some scratches to bare metal in places. Barrel and bipod retain over 90% of their original black painted finish. Wooden forend, handgrip and buttstock have some small chips, dings and handling marks. Bore is very good with shiny lands and frosted in the grooves. Bolt is fine. The Chatellrault was a successful adaptation of the Browning automatic rifling principal by the French with the idea it could provide “walking fire” upon offensive maneuver. Two trigger design, one for semi-automatic and one for fully automatic fire. Those who have fired this machine gun will attest to its effectiveness. A rare gun to find registered for private ownership in the United States and really fun gun 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 AND RELIC ELIGIBLE. JWK 2019-10-141 7,500 - 12,500

www.MorphyAuctions.com | October 23, 2019

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2059 - (N) HIGH CONDITION YUGOSLAVIAN MODEL 56 MACHINE GUN (PRE-86 DEALER SAMPLE).

Manufacturer: Yugoslavia Model: Type 56 Serial No. E82160 Caliber/Bore: 7.62 x 25 mm Barrel Length: 10” FFL Status: NFA

Another Yugoslavian machine gun which adopted features from guns they were used to using. The Model 56 incorporates a tubular folding stock, folded metal trigger, and front sight hood which is very familiar to those who have seen a German MP-40. The magazine and top ejection port one can see was borrowed from the Russian PPSh-41 and PPS-43, and the receiver tube cap is reminiscent of the Beretta 38/43. It incorporates a simple and reliable push-through selector above and forward of the trigger, and a simple forward bolt lock which disengages when one depresses a tab at the front of the bolt handle. One 35 round magazine is included. CONDITION: Overall appearance and finish is extremely fine to near excellent original matte finish with assembly numbers on receiver and barrel, and attractive Yugoslavian crest at top of receiver. This is a registered receiver machine gun. Mechanics are crisp. Magazine extremely fine with some handling marks. Bore very fine, shiny and bright. Bolt very fine. This is a select-fire machine gun.

An “improved” MP-40 incorporating a bayonet lug and the more powerful high velocity 7.62 x 25mm Russian pistol cartridge. Fun gun to shoot !!! 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 2019-10-60 7,500 - 12,500

2060 - (N) CLASSIC U.S. PROPERTY MARKED WORLD WAR II AUTO ORDNANCE M1A1 THOMPSON MACHINE GUN (PRE-86 DEALER SAMPLE).

Manufacturer: Auto Ordnance Model: M1A1 Thompson Serial No. 623250 Caliber/Bore: .45 ACP Barrel Length: 10 - 1/2” FFL Status: NFA

This is an Auto Ordnance, Bridgeport manufactured gun imported by the Inter-American company with tiny marking on the bottom of the receiver forward to the mag well. This gun is a real WW2 Veteran with original “U.S. Property” marking behind the rear sight, with Thompson bullet logo forward of the sight.

Typical M1A1 markings with “FJA” and “GEG” markings as well as “P” proof at top of smooth barrel.

Gun includes one original G.I. 30 round magazine. CONDITION: Overall appearance and finish is good, with classic combat theater original finish loss to exterior metal surfaces with about 50% finish remaining otherwise thinning to gray patina and turning a pleasing brown in places. Mechanics are crisp and positive, with a very good shiny bore and fine bolt face. Wood exhibits some unmistakable wear with gouges, dings and bruises again consistent with combat theater use. In fact, everything about this gun “speaks” to this.

Occasionally, clients have asked this cataloger, “How do you discern combat wear patterns?” Think about how the guns would have been carried, and cleaned under “camping out” or “field” conditions. One might not be able to keep the exterior looking nice, but the critical internal parts of the action and the quality of chamber and bore were of paramount importance. Loss of finish from constant field condition handling is different from “neglect”. There are discernable initials hand inscribed on the left side of buttstock. This is a select fire machine gun. A true piece of American combat history ready for use at the range for the Thompson enthusiast. THIS IS A NATIONAL FIREARMS ACT ITEM AND REQUIRES BATF APPROVAL PRIOR TO TRANSFER. THIS ITEM IS TRANSFERABLE ONLY TO CURRENT ACTIVE FFL/SOT DEALERS ON AN ATF FORM 3 AS CURIO & RELIC ELIGIBLE. NFA GUNS IN THIS CATEGORY MAY BE RETAINED PRIVATELY BY SOLE PROPRIETOR DEALER UPON THEIR RELINQUISHING THEIR LICENSES, SUBJECT TO STATE AND LOCAL RESTRICTIONS AND BATF APPROVAL. JWK 2019-10-7 8,000 - 12,000

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2061 - (N) FINE CONDITION VERY RARE LATE KOKURA MANUFACTURED JAPANESE TYPE 96 MACHINE GUN (CURIO AND RELIC).

Manufacturer: Kokura Model: Type 96 Serial No. 51818 Caliber/Bore: 6.5mm Barrel Length: 21.7” FFL Status: NFA Japanese Type 96 light machine gun as manufactured by Kokura in 1942, June. Visible serial numbers are matching on barrel, receiver, lower assembly, charging handle, buffer, as well as safety. Bolt does not match nor does original 30-round magazine. Bottom stock screw not present. No flash hider present. Consignor states this is a reactivated gun and there is evidence of this detectible in the feedway and on the joint between barrel and receiver. The Japanese Type 96 machine gun was an effective full-auto only automatic rifle which fired from an open bolt. This model was superseded by the more powerful Type 99 machine gun chambered in 7.7 Japanese, and as production of the Type 99 ramped up, the Type 96 was discontinued. This specimen incorporates the improved wedge and nut barrel retention feature implemented on the newer Type 99 model, not often found on the Type 96. In fact, this gun is misregistered in the NFA registry as a Type 99. This can be requested correction upon transfer. CONDITION: Overall appearance and finish is extremely fine to near excellent refinish over some very small areas of light pitting, particularly on the buttplate and magazine well dust cover. There is a chip off of the carrying handle as is common, and otherwise small dings and handling marks to the other wood furnishings. There is evidence of reactivation inside magazine well which does not affect functionality. Mechanics are fine. Bore is fine with a coating of preservative oil. Magazine is in good condition with some pitting to floorplate yet presents well. The high serial number in the 51 thousand range and the fact this gun was completed in mid-1942 makes this among the last of this model to be produced. A nice WW2 Pacific Theater collector’s item. THIS IS A NATIONAL FIREARMS ACT ITEM AND REQUIRES BATF APPROVAL PRIOR TO TRANSFER. THIS ITEM IS FULLY TRANSFERABLE ON AN ATF FORM 3 OR 4 AS CURIO AND RELIC ELIGIBLE. JWK 2019-10-126 6,000 - 12,000

2062 - (N) S & H ARMS REGISTERED AUTO SEAR IN FABRIQUE NATIONALE 5.56 MM SEMI-AUTO TO FN-C MACHINE GUN (FULLY TRANSFERABLE).

Manufacturer: S & H Arms Model: FNC Serial No. 37689 Sear Serial 3123 Caliber/Bore: .223 Remington Barrel Length: 17 - 3/4” FFL Status: NFA Rather seldom available 5.56 mm FN-C machine gun as converted from an original Fabrique Nationale semi-auto upper imported by “Gun South” with markings below original FN Herstal markings on left side of receiver. “CAL .223 REM SPORTER” also on left side of receiver. Four position smooth-sided aftermarket aluminum lower marked “S, 1, 3, and A”. One can see the serial numbered auto-sear when lower is removed from upper. Five 30 round M-16 magazines are included as well as a black web sling. The FN-C is immediately recognizable from the spring tension cover on the charging handle slot. Each time the charging handle moves to the rear it raises the cover against light spring tension. When the charging handle moves forward the cover closes again. An innovative way to keep the action closed from foreign material getting into the action. CONDITION: Overall appearance and finish is near excellent black anodized finish on lower near excellent black hardcoat and blued finish on remaining parts. Composite parts near excellent with some slight handling marks and a yellow sticker on right side. Mechanics are crisp. Bore is near excellent, shiny, and bright. Bolt face is extremely fine. 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 2019-10-181. 9,000 - 12,000

www.MorphyAuctions.com | October 23, 2019

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2063 - (N) S & S ARMS AMERICAN 180 MACHINE GUN (FULLY TRANSFERABLE).

Manufacturer: S&S Arms Co. Model: American 180 Serial No. X-012 Caliber/Bore: .22 LR Barrel Length: 13 - 1/8” FFL Status: Modern This nifty little machine gun utilizes .22 LR ammo only and includes one pan magazine and one drum driving mechanism. It is clear that someone had the Thompson machine gun in mind, at least superficially, when this was designed. The ribbed barrel, vertical foregrip, pistol grip, and detachable buttstock all are all reminiscent of Thompson features. Rear sight is very reminiscent of the U.S. 30 carbine. Markings are located on the left side of the receiver. There is a large knurled knob which allows for the removal of the barrel and fore grip assembly. This is a nice feature as it allows this gun to be disassembled for ease of transport in a very compact package. Cocking handle is on the left side, safety on the right side. As a consequent of having its rotating pan mag on top of the receiver reminiscent of the Russian DP-28, the sights of this machine gun are quite high. The neat magazine system utilizes a hand-wound spring device to rotate the drum on a steel plate which brings the rounds within the mag in-line to feed into the gun. When these are fired, the sound has been likened to that of a sewing machine, with the spay of bullets likened to, “A swarm of angry bees”. CONDITION: Overall appearance and finish is extremely fine to near excellent deep lustrous blued finish on barrel with black hardcoat on receiver and top cover. Feed-way block shows use and loss of finish to a gray patina. Very attractive wood with some light handling marks. Mechanics are crisp. Bore is extremely fine, shiny and bright. Original steel magazine in extremely fine condition, as is driving mechanism. This is a select-fire machine gun. These are popular recreational machine guns as ammo is plentiful and clean-up is straight- forward.

A great little well-made piece! 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 2019-10-146 8,000 - 12,000

SEE WEBSITE FOR ADDITIONAL PHOTOS 2064 - (N) RARE TRANSITIONAL FLAT MAGAZINE HOUSING STEYR MANUFACTURED GERMAN WORLD WAR II MP-40 MACHINE GUN (PRE-86 DEALER SAMPLE).

Manufacturer: Steyr Model: MP-40 Serial No. 2551 Caliber/Bore: 9mm Para Barrel Length: 10” FFL Status: NFA Scarce earlier Steyr manufactured German MP-40 machine gun marked “bnz 41” with early flat magazine housing. Numerous Nazi proof marks throughout and mostly matching with exception of bolt. Front sight hood, barrel, barrel nut, receiver tube, and lower assembly all match. Very neat original tiny “WaA 623” (Steyr) code on left side of magazine housing. Barrel resting bar is white pot metal and rough to the touch.

One original 32 round magazine is included. The flat housing MP-40’s were the second transition after the ones which utilized the leftover MP-38 housings which had lightening holes in the sides. During use the flat, “slab-sided” housing did not hold up as well to impact, and very soon the design was changed to the familiar corrugated magazine housings. The slab-sided mag housing guns are scarce and sought-after specimens on the collector market. CONDITION: Overall appearance and finish of gun and magazine is fine to extremely fine original finish thinning to a grey and brown patina in places.

Bakelite is fine and serviceable with a 3” long crack running roughly parallel to the bore line on the left side, not very discernible because it is in the ridges of the bakelite.

Mechanics are fine. Bore is extremely fine shiny and bright. Bolt face is extremely fine. This is a fully automatic only machine gun. What a great specimen for an FFL/SOT dealer to acquire and then keep upon relinquishing their license! THIS IS A NATIONAL FIREARMS ACT ITEM AND REQUIRES BATF APPROVAL PRIOR TO TRANSFER. THIS MACHINE GUN 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 2019-10-166. 7,000 - 10,000 400

www.MorphyAuctions.com | October 23, 2019

2065 - (N) TED NUGENT SIGNED HIGH QUALITY STEYR MP69 MACHINE GUN (PRE-86 DEALER SAMPLE).

Manufacturer: Steyr Werke Model: MP69 Serial No. 2978 Caliber/Bore: 9mm Para Barrel Length: 10 - 1/5” FFL Status: NFA Steyr-Daimler-Puch manufactured MP69 machine gun with ”L.E.S.” import marks on top of receiver and “ G C S O” hand inscribed on underside of composite forward of magazine well. This gun was signed in black ink on the left side composite by Ted Nugent, a very popular and well-known firearms enthusiast. Four 30 round magazines are included with this lot as well as a photo of Ted Nugent with this gun and the persons who were with him. Later configuration akin to the MP81 with sling mounted on barrel instead of the cocking handle, the MP69 is a high quality manufactured machine gun with an unusual select fire mechanism utilizing the safety/selector above the trigger. When in the leftmost position, short pulls on the trigger result in semi-auto, and long pulls result in full-auto fire. If the safety/selector is in the middle position, only semi-auto will result. All the way to the right is “Safe”. CONDITION: Overall appearance and finish is near excellent original smooth gray finish on metal parts with near excellent composite furnishings. Bore is near excellent, shiny and bright. Bolt face extremely fine. Mechanics are crisp. This is a select fire machine gun with added value of being linked to a renown firearms enthusiast. 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 2019-10-58 6,000 - 10,000

2066 - (N) SWD M-11 SUBMACHINE-GUN IN LASER SIGHT EQUIPPED TACTICAL BRIEFCASE WITH ARES NEBULA SUPPRESSOR (FULLY TRANSFERABLE).

Manufacturer: SWD Model: MAC-11 Serial No. (Gun) 860010831 (Suppressor) 860013806S Caliber/Bore: 9mm Para Barrel Length: 6” FFL Status: NFA

RPB manufactured suppressed Cobray marked M11 9mm machine gun with a ARES Nebula suppressor in a really neat black leather covered covert operational case which has also been fitted with an operational laser dot sight. There is a activation tab at the handle of the case which when pressed sends a beam out a hole adjacent to where the projectiles would exit. A really great idea to help the firer aim. Firing is actuated but a lever concealed at the bottom of the case. Case is specifically fitted to take gun without shoulder loop, and no shoulder loop is present. One 30 round magazine is included. The tactical case is specifically designed to hold this model machine gun and suppressor positively and securely. The method of employing this case would be that the user would carry the case under their arm, step up close to the intended target, and then actuate the lever, spraying bullets into the target, then walk away. CONDITION: Overall appearance and finish is near excellent original smooth grey finish on gun and suppressor. Mechanics are fine. Bore is very fine, shiny and bright. Suppressor bore also extremely fine as is bolt face. This is a select fire machine gun. The tactical case is in unused condition with leather covering remaining extremely fine, and the interior devoid of any indication of firing residue. THIS LOT INCLUDES TWO NATIONAL FIREARMS ACT ITEMS (MACHINE GUN AND SUPPRESSOR) AND REQUIRES BATF APPROVAL PRIOR TO TRANSFER. THESE ITEMS ARE FULLY TRANSFERABLE ON TWO SEPARATE ATF TRANSFER FORMS 3 OR 4. JWK 2019-10-33 8,000 - 10,000

www.MorphyAuctions.com | October 23, 2019

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2067 - (N) COBRAY S M10 9MM MACHINE GUN (FULLY TRANSFERABLE) WITH RPB M10 9 MM SUPPRESSOR IN HIGHLY DESIRABLE COVERT OPERATIONAL BRIEFCASE. Manufacturer: (Gun) RPB Industries, (Suppressor) RPB Industries Model: (Gun) M10, (Suppressor) SM10 Serial No. (Gun) SAP94140, (Suppressor) T5010K Caliber/Bore: 9mm Luger Barrel Length: 6” FFL Status: NFA RPB manufactured suppressed Cobray 9mm M10 machine gun in a black leather covered covert operational case. Typical M10 markings with an added “S” and “S A P” as seen in the photos. Case is specifically fitted to take gun without shoulder loop in place but shoulder loop is still included with this lot as is one 30 round magazine and one black foam suppressor cover. The tactical case is specifically designed to hold this model machine gun and suppressor positively and securely. There is a steel brass deflector shield within the case to protect the interior of the case when the gun is fired. Firing actuating lever is located at the bottom or the case. Business card holder at the leading edge of case is where projectiles would exit upon firing. When business card is in place it covers the hole very nicely, and is easily replaced when required.

The method of employing this case would be that the user would carry the case under their arm, step up close to the intended target, and then actuate the lever, spraying bullets into the target, then walk away.

CONDITION: Overall appearance and finish is near excellent original smooth grey finish with one or two handling marks on gun and suppressor.

Mechanics are crisp. Bore is very fine, shiny and bright. Suppressor bore also extremely fine as is the guns bolt face. This is a select fire machine gun. The tactical case is in unused condition with leather covering remaining extremely fine, and the interior devoid of any indication of firing residue. THIS LOT INCLUDES TWO NATIONAL FIREARMS ACT ITEMS (SUPPRESSOR AND MACHINE GUN) AND REQUIRES BATF APPROVAL PRIOR TO TRANSFER. THESE ITEMS ARE FULLY TRANSFERABLE ON TWO SEPARATE ATF TRANSFER FORMS 3 OR 4. JWK 2019-10-235 5,500 - 6,500

2068 - (N) EXCEPTIONALLY SCARCE HIGH CONDITION ORIGINAL SPANISH CETME C2 MACHINE GUN (STERLING LOOK ALIKE) (PRE-86 DEALER SAMPLE).

Manufacturer: Canadian Arsenals Model: C-2 Serial No. 2955 Caliber/Bore: 9mm Luger Barrel Length: 7 - 3/4” FFL Status: NFA Sterling was manufacturing their 9mm submachine guns in England, Spain took a look at what Britain was doing and manufactured their own variation. At first glance they might look the same, but they are actually quite different. Virtually none of the parts interchange. Barrels at muzzle are different. No bayonet lug on the C-2. There is a sling ring to the left of the front sight. Construction of the magazine housing is different with a different mag catch and ejector. Charging handle is completely different which does not allow foreign matter into the receiver when the bolt is closed. Internally the firing pin within the bolt has a lever which actuates the firing pin only when the bolt is properly in battery. Top of magazine housing is simply marked, “C2” followed by serial number. Rear sights, folding stock and selector marked, “S, T, R” are all different form its British counterpart. CONDITION: Overall appearance and finish is near excellent original factory black pebble finish. Mechanics are crisp. Bore is near excellent shiny and bright. Bolt face extremely fine. Mechanics are crisp. This is a select fire machine gun. Exceptional rare model to find available here in the United States, and this one is in outstanding condition. THIS IS A NATIONAL FIREARMS ACT ITEM AND REQUIRES BATF APPROVAL PRIOR TO TRANSFER. THIS MACHINE GUN 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 2019-10-182 5,000 - 8,000

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2069 - (N) VERY HANDSOME FINE CONDITION ORIGINAL BRITISH LANCHESTER MK I * MACHINE GUN (PRE-86 DEALER SAMPLE).

Manufacturer: England Model: Lanchester MK I Serial No. 49163 Caliber/Bore: 9mm Para Barrel Length: 10” FFL Status: NFA Extremely handsome original British Lanchester machine gun. Immediately recognizable by its brass magazine housing and classic profile, this model is the culmination of the Bergmann MP/18, and MP-28 designs as essentially copied by the British in an attempt to utilize less expensive materials and time-consuming manufacturing processes in the final days before stamped sheet metal machine guns became the order of the day.

British proofmarks are clearly visible on the top of the magazine housing with a clear “15” on left side of stock. One Sten 32 round magazine.

Number on top of receiver is “S230”. CONDITION: Overall appearance and finish is very fine original blue finish turning brown with attractive uncleaned patina to brass magazine housing. Mechanics are fine. Bore has very fine sharp rifling with some darkness just starting. Bolt is very fine. This is a full-auto only machine gun. This would be a particularly welcome addition to any World War II, or later machine gun collection, as well as a fun gun for the recreational shooting enthusiast. The gun the British fielded before the Sten. 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 2019-10-39 6,000 - 8,000

2070 - (N) UNUSUAL EARLY PRODUCTION VENEZUELA CREST “F.A.P.” MARKED MADSEN M-50 MACHINE GUN (PRE-86 DEALER SAMPLE).

Manufacturer: Madsen Model: 50 Serial No. 592 Caliber/Bore: 9mm Para Barrel Length: 7 - 3/4” FFL Status: NFA Unusual and early production Madsen M50 machine gun with coat of arms for Venezuela and “F.A.P.” on left side of receiver (This cataloger is advised this indicates the Air Force). Very clear “Inter American” importer markings on left side of barrel. This was an inexpensive to produce, yet effective machine gun utilized by police in many countries. It incorporates both a standard sliding safety button on left side of the receiver, and also an interesting grip safety to the rear of the magazine well, which much be depressed in order for the bolt to move fully forward to chamber a round. Includes one original 30 round magazine. No leather covering on shoulder loop and it appears it was never equipped with one. Front sight blade not present. CONDITION: Overall appearance and finish is very good original black enamel finish with some flaking away to reveal gray metal, particularly at the high edges. Mechanics are fine. Bore very fine, shiny and bright with some frosting in the grooves. Bolt face is also fine. A nice simple open-bolt full-auto only machine gun that is always popular at the range. 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 2019-10-41 5,000 - 8,000

www.MorphyAuctions.com | October 23, 2019

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2071 - (N) VERY FINE SWD COBRAY M-11 MACHINE GUN (FULLY TRANSFERABLE) WITH BOWERS CAC 9 SUPPRESSOR (SUPPRESSOR).

Manufacturer: S.W.D. Model: M11 Serial No. (Gn)860014121(Sup)S489 Caliber/Bore: 9mm Para Barrel Length: 6” FFL Status: NFA Attractive S.W.D. M-11 with Cobray logo and screw-on Bowers CAC 9 silencer. Includes one 30 round plastic magazine and fabric cover for silencer. This lot will require two separate $200.00 BATF transfer fees (one for gun, and one for suppressor if this lot is transferred on ATF Form 4s. Currently on Form 3’s with Morphy auctions. CONDITION: Overall appearance and finish is extremely fine smooth gray matte finish with a little loss of finish at top of receiver. Mechanics are crisp. Bore is extremely fine, shiny and bright. Bolt face near excellent. This is a select fire machine gun. The MAC 11 has a high rate of fire and is especially popular at the recreational shooting range. With available aftermarket attachments its tactical performance rates right up with the high-end German made machine pistols. THESE ARE NATIONAL FIREARMS ACT ITEMS AND REQUIRE BATF APPROVAL PRIOR TO TRANSFER. THESE ITEMS ARE FULLY TRANSFERABLE ON AN ATF FORMS 3 OR 4. JWK 2019-10-23 6,000 - 8,000

2072 - (N) HIGH CONDITION ORIGINAL STERLING ARMAMENT MK 4 L2A3 MACHINE GUN (PRE-86 DEALER SAMPLE).

Manufacturer: Sterling Armament Co. Model: L2A3 Serial No. S13870 Caliber/Bore: 9mm Luger Barrel Length: 7.8” FFL Status: NFA

Attractive Sterling Mark 4 L2A3 machine gun. Marked as manufactured by Sterling Armament, Dagenham, England and imported by “Law Enforcement Athens Georgia”, this British machine gun classic comes with one magazine, one green web sling, and one original “STERLING” marked bayonet with scabbard. Factory markings on top of magazine housing STERLING SMG 9 m/m MK 4 L2A3”, followed by serial number.

CONDITION: Overall appearance and finish is near excellent original factory black pebble finish. Bayonet is extremely fine with extremely fine blade. Mechanics are crisp. The guns bore is near excellent shiny and bright. Bolt face extremely fine. This is a select fire machine gun. Wonderful shooting gun to take to the range for the modern machine gun enthusiast! THIS IS A NATIONAL FIREARMS ACT ITEM AND REQUIRES BATF APPROVAL PRIOR TO TRANSFER. THIS MACHINE GUN 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 2019-10-139 5,000 - 8,000

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2073 - (N) UNDERWOOD M-1 CARBINE CONVERTED TO M2 CARBINE MACHINE GUN (CURIO AND RELIC) Manufacturer: United States Model: M2 Carbine Serial No. 2375904 Caliber/Bore: .30 Carbine Barrel Length: 18” FFL Status: NFA Handy and popular U.S. M-1 .30 Carbine as manufactured by Underwood converted to full-auto M-2 Carbine at some point in the past. Many M1 carbines were converted to select fire machine guns by the U.S. government as part of their updating and rebuild program after WW2.

Others were converted by civilians and registered. Electronic registry shows manufacturer as “US”. This is a registered receiver machine gun, and retains “U.S. Carbine Cal .30 M1 on top of receiver band. Features include round bolt, flip-type safety and 4-rivet upper handguard. Includes one 15 round magazine and original green web sling and oiler. CONDITION: Overall appearance and finish is fine over 90% smooth arsenal refinish with some thinning to a grey patina at the contact points of the bolt and charging handle. Wood is fine with numerous light handling marks and no discernable cartouches. Mechanics are fine. Bore is fine shiny and bright. Bolt face is fine. This is a select fire machine gun. These M2 carbines are always very popular. Light and handy with readily available ammunition. Just a great recreational machine gun! THIS IS A NATIONAL FIREARMS ACT ITEM AND REQUIRES BATF APPROVAL PRIOR TO TRANSFER. THIS ITEM IS FULLY TRANSFERABLE ON AN ATF FORM 3 OR 4 AS CURIO & RELIC ELIGIBLE. JWK 2019-10-30 5,000 - 8,000

2074 - (N) DESIRABLE INGRAM M-10 POWDER SPRINGS .45 ACP MACHINE GUN (FULLY TRANSFERABLE).

Manufacturer: MILITARY ARMAMENT CORP Model: M10 Serial No. 1-3004883 Caliber/Bore: .45 ACP Barrel Length: 5 - 3/4” FFL Status: NFA Very fine Ingram Military Armament Corporation M10 machine gun as produced in Powder Springs, GA. Receiver serial number is the only visible serial number. Incorporates telescoping shoulder stock and includes original styrofoam box without cardboard sleeve, front hold strap, magazine loader, and one lustrous blue finish 30 round “Grease Gun” magazine with added stamped Cobray logo at front base of magazine. CONDITION: Overall appearance and finish is extremely fine dull gray matte finish. Mechanics are fine. Bore is extremely fine shiny and bright. Bolt is extremely fine. This is a select-fire machine gun. A very popular recreational machine gun especially with the availability of aftermarket attachments which increase their tactical effectiveness. 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 2019-10-151 5,500 - 7,500

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2075 - (N) AMERICAN ARMS M2 AMERICAN 180 MACHINE GUN (PRE-86 DEALER SAMPLE).

Manufacturer: American International Corp.

Model: American 180M2 Serial No. A001719 Caliber/Bore: .22LR Barrel Length: 17” FFL Status: NFA American Arms M2 American 180 with typical markings and serial number on underside of receiver and matching barrel with horizontal foregrip.

This model utilized an aluminum receiver to save on weight and this specimen has sling swivels on the side of receiver and barrel. The American 180 is considered by many to be one of the best of the .22 machine guns. Magazine system utilizes a hand-wound spring device to rotate the drum on a steel plate which brings the rounds within the mag in-line to feed into the gun. Accessories include one steel and three 275 round E & L Plastic drums, 2 drum winders, drum loading stand and loading tray. Also included are spare parts including a tall sight set, select fire trigger, feed block assembly, bolt spring, and magazine retainer & release. A cyclic rate readout from Val Cooper dated 4/13/2011 within a sealed plastic packet also is present documenting this gun was tuned up to fire well with Federal Lightning ammunition and instruction sheet. CONDITION: Overall appearance and finish is near excellent black anodized finish on receiver with loss of finish only at contact points for magazine latch and charging handle. Original deep lustrous blued finish on Austrian-made barrel. Black composite buttstock has tiny hairline crack at receiver. Forend has lost some of its black topcoat revealing brown composite underneath. Mechanics are crisp. Bore is near excellent, shiny and bright with small ring about 4” back from the muzzle.. A very well-accessorized example of a highly popular .22 machine gun. THIS IS A NATIONAL FIREARMS ACT ITEM AND REQUIRES BATF APPROVAL PRIOR TO TRANSFER. THIS MACHINE GUN 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 2019-10-180 4,000 - 6,000

2076 - (N) NEAR NEW IN BOX SWD M11 MACHINE GUN (FULLY TRANSFERABLE).

Manufacturer: Cobray Model: M11 Serial No. 86-0009059 Caliber/Bore: 9mm Barrel Length: 5 - 3/8” FFL Status: NFA New in original factory packaging SWD M11 machine gun complete with shipping box, styrofoam tray, one plastic magazine, steel magazine loader and front holding strap, and original factory operators manual. Folding stock is present. CONDITION: Overall appearance and finish is mint, new in original factory packaging, opened only to verify serial number. Outside of cardboard shipping box has ink inscribed serial number of gun. Mechanics are crisp. Bore and bolt are near excellent. This is a select-fire machine gun and an investment level condition example of a machine gun classic. 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 2019-10-206. 5,000 - 7,000

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2077 - (N) MILITARY ARMAMENT CORPORATION, STEPHENSVILLE, TX INGRAM M10A1 MACHINE GUN (FULLY TRANSFERABLE).

Manufacturer: Military Armament Corp Model: M10A1 Serial No. A6041642 Caliber/Bore: 9mm Para Barrel Length: 5 - 3/4” FFL Status: NFA Military Armament Corporation Ingram M10A1 as manufactured in Stephensville, TX. with Cobray logo on left side of receiver which is also marked for both 9mm and .45 A.C.P. calibers. Swing out shoulder loop deploys properly. This particular gun is in 9mm and includes a front “hold-down” strap and one 20-round magazine. CONDITION: Overall appearance and finish is near excellent original gray parkerized finish with blackening still on selector switch and attractive deep brown composite grips. Mechanics are fine. Bore is near excellent, shiny and bright.

Bolt face extremely fine. 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 2019-10-15 5,000 - 7,000

2078 - (N) EXCELLENT WALTHER MP-L MACHINE GUN (PRE-86 DEALER SAMPLE).

Manufacturer: Walther Model: MPL Serial No. 29365 Caliber/Bore: 9mm Para Barrel Length: 10 - 1/4” FFL Status: NFA Outstanding high condition specimen of the Walther manufactured MPL machine gun. Includes two 32 round magazines. Marked with Walther banner logo on left side of lower receiver and typical German ambidextrous selector markings of, “S”, “D” and “E” (Safe, Full, and Semi-Auto to us here in America), this machine gun has a folding steel shoulder loop covered in hard gray enamel paint, hard brown composite grips. The “L” in MPL indicates “Lang” or “Long” in German, and is their designation for the longer-barreled model. This designation “Mod. lang” is on the left side of the upper assembly. Lower assembly serial number is 29365 and bears 1971 proof mark. CONDITION: Overall appearance and finish is near excellent original dull gray finish. Mechanics are crisp. Bore is near excellent shiny and bright. Bolt face extremely fine. This is a select fire machine gun. A very well made, good running, and popular tactical and recreational machine guns. 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 2019-10-189. 5,000 - 7,000

2079 - (N) VERY POPULAR AND FUN PLAINFIELD M2 CARBINE MACHINE GUN IN TELESCOPING LOOP WOODEN STOCK (FULLY TRANSFERABLE).

Manufacturer: Plainfield Model: M2 Carbine Serial No. 2167A Caliber/Bore: .30 Carbine Barrel Length: 18” FFL Status: NFA

Handy and fun to shoot Plainfield manufactured select fire .30 carbine with beautiful high condition attractive wooden stock with extendable wire loop shoulder extension. Includes one 15 round magazine. This is a registered receiver machine gun. Vertical wooden foregrip and ventilated barrel handguard makes this gun instantly recognizable. Receiver serial number is the only visible serial number. This gun was made for the recreational machine gun market and is light, handy and has low recoil. It is loads of fun at machine gun shoots and sub-gun matches. CONDITION: Overall appearance and finish is extremely fine to near excellent lustrous blue original finish with some wear to grey patina on the round bolt. Mechanics are crisp. Bore near excellent, shiny, and bright. Bolt face extremely fine. A wonderful entry level machine gun that is easy to maintain. 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 2019-10-176 4,500 - 6,500

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2080 - (N) FINE CONDITION ORIGINAL BRITISH STEN MK II MACHINE GUN (PRE-86 DEALER SAMPLE).

Manufacturer: England Model: STEN MK II Serial No. T95820 Caliber/Bore: 9mm Para Barrel Length: 7 - 3/4” FFL Status: NFA Fine British “SJENG” Sten MK II machine gun with broad arrow proof visible on top of magazine housing. Underside of magazine housing exhibits Royal Ordnance Factory, Teal marking. This gun comes with three original 32 round magazines, two of which are still wrapped in paper. The Sten machine gun is a very simple and straightforward machine gun made mostly of metal stamped parts. It was far less costly $10.00 U.S. in 1942 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. CONDITION: Overall appearance and finish is fine original dull gray blue finish with some thinning to show some gray patina at high edges and scattered spots of brown on tube. Mechanics are crisp. Bore is very good with some brown in the grooves. Bolt face is fine. This is a select fire machine gun. 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 2019-10-40 2,500 - 5,000

2081 - (D) GILBERT EQUIPMENT CO REGISTERED PRECISION USAS-12 SEMI-AUTOMATIC SHOTGUN (DESTRUCTIVE DEVICE).

Manufacturer: Gilbert Equipment Co. Model: USAS12 Serial No. A0001972SA Caliber/Bore: 12 Gauge Barrel Length: 18 - 1/2” FFL Status: Destructive Device Produced in the 1990’s by the South Korean Daewoo Company, these shotguns take 12 gauge 2 - 3/4” shells and have sold pretty well to a number of Asian nations for military and security purposes. One can certainly imagine they would be an effective anti-personnel weapon and a significant deterrent to any would-be potential adversary. I would not want to be in crowd or demonstration anywhere authorities armed with these. Gilbert Equipment Company brought in a number of these in as semi-automatic, and they were classified as destructive devices because they, “serve no sporting purpose”. Six box magazines and one drum magazine is included with this lot. CONDITION: Overall appearance and finish near excellent original finish with some very light handling marks. Receiver is in the white with Gilbert Equipment Co. markings.

Also some light nearly indiscernible handling marks to the black composite buttstock and forend. Mechanics are crisp. Bore is extremely fine, shiny and bright. Bolt face also extremely fine. Actually quite controllable after a bit of practice on the range. One can certainly see this as a VERY destructive device! THIS IS A NATIONAL FIREARMS ACT ITEM AND REQUIRES BATF APPROVAL PRIOR TO TRANSFER. THIS ITEM IS FULLY TRANSFERABLE ON AN ATF FORM 3 OR 4 AS A DESTRUCTIVE DEVICE. JWK 2019-10-236 3,500 - 5,000 2082 - (N) STEMPLE MODEL 76/45 MACHINE GUN (FULLY TRANSFERABLE) Manufacturer: STEMPLE Model: 76/45 Serial No. 158 Caliber/Bore: .45 ACP Barrel Length: 9 - 3/4” FFL Status: NFA Marked “J Stemple Groveport, Ohio” with serial number on right side of receiver. This machine gun rather closely resembles the Smith & Wesson model 76, however, this gun is in .45 ACP and not so finely finished. It utilizes M3 Grease gun magazines, of which four are included with this lot. Fires from an open bolt. The safety is just forward of the trigger guard. This is a full auto only machine gun, making it attractive to residents of states such as Connecticut. Folding shoulder loop with rubber protective covering for shooter comfort. Receiver serial number is the only visible serial number. CONDITION: Overall appearance and finish is extremely fine original gray parkerized finish with some pitting visible on one magazine under its refinish, the other three mags are near excellent. Shoulder loop has slight play when in the extended position as is common. Safety knob unfinished white aluminum. Action moves smoothly when actuated by hand. Bore is very good with some light pitting in the grooves. Bore is fine. A fine entry level .45 ACP machine gun. THIS IS A NATIONAL FIREARMS ACT ITEM AND REQUIRES BATF APPROVAL PRIOR TO TRANSFER. THIS ITEM IS FULLY TRANSFERABLE ON AN ATF FORM 3 OR 4. JWK 2019-10-213. 3,500 - 5,000 408

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2083 - (N) SWD REGISTERED VOERE 2005/1 MACHINE GUN RIFLE IN .22 LR (FULLY TRANSFERABLE).

Manufacturer: Voere Model: 2005 / 1 Serial No. 895338 Caliber/Bore: .22LR Barrel Length: 21 - 3/4” FFL Status: NFA Converted from an open bolt firing semi-auto rifle to a fully automatic machine gun, this Voere Model 2005 /1 fires from an open bolt and includes one 10-round magazine. The rifle is immediately recognizable from its rich attractive red/brown wood furnishings, and beautiful high quality construction. Marked with original German markings along with electro pencil “SWD INC / ATL, GA” tastefully etched unobtrusively under the barrel. CONDITION: Overall appearance and finish is extremely fine to near excellent original blued finish. Mechanics are fine. Bore is extremely fine, shiny and bright. Bolt face also extremely fine. Wood has a couple scratches revealing light wood which could be touched up. This is a full auto only machine gun. A really nice, inexpensive to shoot 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 2019-10-14 4,000 - 5,000

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2084 - (N) VERY CLEVER FACTORY BERETTA 92SB SEMI-AUTOMATIC SHORT BARREL RIFLE. Manufacturer: Beretta Model: 92 SBR Serial No. C31525Z Caliber/Bore: 9mm Para Barrel Length: 5” FFL Status: NFA This is a standard Beretta 92SB pistol that has had an added cut in the backstrap and an added loop at the rear of the magazine well for attachment of a shoulder stock, the same set of cuts that the 93R uses to attach a stock. Beretta only made 27 92SBs with stocks and registered them as short barrel rifles as part of a special run. The stock itself folds out before clipping into the backstrap cut and another small cut on the left side of the grip, attaching very firmly. Beretta stock is quite sturdy and made out of a combination of a machined fore piece and a sheet metal pivoting piece. Comes in a cardboard box correctly numbered to gun with extra standard length magazine, paperwork. CONDITION: Very fine, showing only very light evidence of use. Stock attaches firmly. Operates correctly with a fine sharp bore. Accompanying this lot is a letter from Russell Logan, the Military Marketing Manager of Beretta, to the renowned collector of Berettas, Bradley Taylor, confirming that the run of 27 92SBs was unique. THIS IS A NATIONAL FIREARMS ACT ITEM AND REQUIRES APPROVAL FROM BATF PRIOR TO TRANSFER. THIS ITEM IS FULLY TRANSFERABLE ON AN ATF FORM 3 OR FORM 4. EW 2,500 - 3,500

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2085 - (D) VERY RARE AND INTERESTING BRITISH WORLD WAR II TRIGGER FIRED 2” MORTAR “BOMB THROWER” EQUIPPED WITH TANK MOUNTING ACCESSORIES (DESTRUCTIVE DEVICE).

Manufacturer: England Model: MK I* 1942 Serial No. L/23541 Caliber/Bore: 2” FFL Status: Destructive Device

Exceedingly scarce trigger fired British 2” Mark I* bomb thrower with tank mounting apparatus. Manufacture indicated as “Unknown” in the NFA registry, but this is clearly British made and marked “C.E.E. Co” and dated 1942. Markings also include “Bomb Thrower 2” with added “*” after Mk I. Very robustly constructed and with innovative gas tapping regulator on left side with “Long”, “Medium”, and “short” indicator marks next to selector lever. This allows operator to select the amount of propellant gas bled off through a side mounted tube when firing, thereby adjusting the range. Enormous forged locking collar with detent latch and under-swivel hinged arrangement allows for loading the projectile into this device from midpoint of the barrel. Heavy four-bolt mounting plate attached to front section is for mounting this to a tank. No provision for sights.

CONDITION: Overall appearance and finish is very fine original dull matte finish turning brown with some scattered areas of light corrosion.

Mechanics are fine in that the action gives a “snap” when trigger is actuated with action closed. Smooth bore is good with light corrosion. Base within which would equate to bolt face is very good with gray patina. It has been said that the American WW2 G.I. would bring back just about anything they could get a hold of which was intricate, regardless if it had a practical use in peacetime. If this item does not illustrate this point, nothing will. Our thanks to our “greatest generation” who provided those who came later with such interesting souvenirs. THIS IS A NATIONAL FIREARMS ACT ITEM AND REQUIRES BATF APPROVAL PRIOR TO TRANSFER. THIS ITEM IS FULLY TRANSFERABLE ON AN ATF FORM 3 OR 4 AS A DESTRUCTIVE DEVICE. JWK 2019-10-68 2,500 - 3,500

2086 - (N) RARE JAPANESE TRAINING MACHINE GUN (CURIO AND RELIC).

Manufacturer: Japan Model: Trainer Machine Gun Serial No. 328 Caliber/Bore: 6.5x50mm Wooden Training Projectile Cartridges ONLY Barrel Length: 21 - 3/4” FFL Status: NFA Rather rare Japanese training machine gun which bears a resemblance to the Type 96 in rear sight, carrying handle and magazine housing, and to the Type 11 in barrel appearance. No magazine present. These guns were utilized at Soldier training schools in Japan and there were quite a variety of different models and styles produced. One thing they all had in common was that they were designed to shoot ONLY much reduced charge wooden projectile cartridges. There is no bolt locking apparatus in this training arm and firing a traditional cartridge in it would have catastrophic results. DO NOT ATTEMPT TO FIRE THIS ARM WITH STANDARD CARTRIDGES. CONDITION: Overall appearance and finish is extremely fine to near excellent original finish with some areas starting to turn a brown patina such as the cylinder, stock receptacle and towards muzzle of barrel. Stock is loose in it’s socket and the buttplate is loose on the stock. Charging handle slightly loose on bolt. Typical light handling marks and a couple noticeable chips out of the bottom of the pistol grip. Mechanics are functional albeit with play in the safety button. Smooth bore is fair with moderate pitting toward muzzle. Bolt face is good with pitting in a ring around the firing pin hole. This is a full-auto only machine gun. A nice display and conversation piece from the Japanese empire’s Soldier training system. 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 2019-10-127 2,500 - 3,500

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2087 - (N) FINE ORIGINAL JAPANESE TYPE 89 GRENADE DISCHARGER (DESTRUCTIVE DEVICE) Manufacturer: Japan Model: Type 89 Serial No. 92544 Caliber/Bore: 50mm FFL Status: Destructive Device Very fine Japanese Type 89 grenade discharger with matching numbered external parts, and internals numbered “194”. Trigger slot dust cover springs intact and serviceable without canvas cover present. The Type 89 grenade discharger was a mainstay of the Japanese platoon during WW2 and was a highly portable and effective weapon. It was as often used as an impromptu direct fire weapon as an indirect fire weapon. Americans coined the phrase “Knee Mortar” due to the curved baseplate, however utilizing this weapon against the leg would result in grievous injury to the leg. The range is adjustable by turning a knurled adjustment knob at the right side. Many American soldiers wished the United States had provided something similar to them. U.S. soldiers took to using our own 60mm mortar in a like manner even though the nature of the base was less than ideal for this employment. CONDITION: Overall appearance and finish is extremely fine original lustrous blue finish turning a pleasing brown patina with some scattered oxidization. Mechanics are fine. Bore is very fine, as is face of firing pin head. A fine well-made World War II souvenir suitable for any discerning 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 A DESTRUCTIVE DEVICE. JWK 2019-10-62 2,000 - 3,500

2088 - (N) FINE CONDITION ORIGINAL RUSSIAN MODEL 1940 MORTAR IN 50MM (DESTRUCTIVE DEVICE) Manufacturer: Russia Model: 1940 Serial No. 852-40 Caliber/Bore: 50mm Barrel Length: 20 - 1/2” FFL Status: Destructive Device Very nice original paint Russian model 1940 50mm mortar, complete with bipod, base plate, and attractive brown bakelite adjustment rings. Data plate on bipod present. Wooden windage adjustment knob also present and serviceable. Detachable sight not present.

Adjustment knob base bears multiple numbers one of which matches bipod number. Registry shows manufacturer as “Russian Federation”. The 1940 model Russian mortars were a simplified design over the 1939 model with round hole vents at the detachable base. They provide handy and portable firepower at the tactical level. CONDITION: Overall appearance and finish very good with the majority of original green paint remaining with scattered areas of brown patina and pitting. Mechanics are functional. Bore shows light areas of corrosion and light pitting. Adjustment knobs show scrapes and scratches but move freely. Not bad at all and a nice display piece, and registered live and ready to take to the range. THIS IS A NATIONAL FIREARMS ACT ITEM AND REQUIRES BATF APPROVAL PRIOR TO TRANSFER. THIS ITEM IS FULLY TRANSFERABLE ON AN ATF FORM 3 OR 4 AS A DESTRUCTIVE DEVICE. JWK 2019-10-64 2,000 - 3,000

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2089 - (D) RARE GERMAN WORLD WAR II 88MM PANZERSCHRECK 54 ROCKET LAUNCHER (BAZOOKA)(DESTRUCTIVE DEVICE).

Manufacturer: Germany Model: Panzerbuchse 54 Serial No. IRS-5926 Caliber/Bore: 88mm Barrel Length: 63” FFL Status: Destructive Device Very desirable German WW2 Raketenpanzerbuchse 54 rocket launcher complete with shield with spare sight glass still wrapped in protective paper within storage compartment. Also included are two ends of a vintage leather sling. This weapon was acquired by a now very elderly collector who registered it during the amnesty with an IRS number and displayed it for many years until recently. It retains stenciled “SA” markings from when it was at one time in Finnish service. There is an excellent video presentation on this model from a past auction conducted by Ian McCollom at https://www.forgottenweapons.com/panzerschreck-germany-makes-a-bazooka/ CONDITION: Overall appearance and finish is good to very good Finnish green painted finish with moderate chipping revealing brown and grey patina underneath with dust from years of hanging on display. Glass vision pane in shield extremely fine, with spare present in shield compartments apparently still unopened in paper.

Mechanics are functional with firing mechanism producing a nice “snap” when actuated but otherwise does not actuate mechanism at rear of tube.

Bore has remnants of original WW2 German mustard brown paint with gray and brown patina. With the original paint color available within the tube this piece would make a good candidate for an external paint restoration to reflect exactly as it would have looked pre-May 1945.

A very interesting historical display piece for the German or Finnish WW2 collecting 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 A “DESTRUCTIVE DEVICE”.

JWK 2019-10-200 1,500 - 3,000

2090 - (D) VETERAN ORIGINAL WORLD WAR II RUSSIAN MODEL 1939 MORTAR IN 50 MM (DESTRUCTIVE DEVICE) Manufacturer: Russia Model: 1939 Serial No. 33178-8 Caliber/Bore: 50mm Barrel Length: 21 - 7/8” FFL Status: Destructive Device Undoubtedly Soldier used Russian model 1939 50mm mortar, complete with bipod and base plate. Detachable sight not present. NFA registry shows manufacturer as “Russian Federation”. The 1939 model Russian mortars were a conventional design largely unchanged from WW1 designed with a simple steel tube with fixed firing pin. What set the Russian mortars apart was an adjustable “micrometer-like” collar which rotates on the mortar tube base support shaft. As the collar is rotated it regulates the amount of propellant gas vented and adjusts the range the projectile is thrown. These mortars provided portable firepower at the tactical level. CONDITION: Overall appearance and finish fair to good, mostly bare gray metal and brown patina with some finish remaining. Bipod wooden knob present. Mechanics are functional. Bore is dark with corrosion and pitting. A specimen from the “Great Patriotic War” which broke the back of the German Wehrmacht during WW2. Registered live and ready to take to the range. THIS IS A NATIONAL FIREARMS ACT ITEM AND REQUIRES BATF APPROVAL PRIOR TO TRANSFER. THIS ITEM IS FULLY TRANSFERABLE ON AN ATF FORM 3 OR 4 AS A DESTRUCTIVE DEVICE. JWK 2019-10-69 1,500 - 3,000

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2091 - (D) FINE PRESENTABLE WORLD WAR II RUSSIAN MODEL 1939 MORTAR IN 50MM (DESTRUCTIVE DEVICE).

Manufacturer: Russian Model: 1939 Serial No. 2596 Caliber/Bore: 50mm Barrel Length: 21 - 7/8” FFL Status: Destructive Device Amnesty registered Russian model 1939 50mm mortar direct to Morphy’s from original registrant. Complete with bipod and base plate.

Detachable sight, and sight retention knob not present. NFA registry shows manufacturer as “Russian Federation” with multiple serial numbers on base and bipod. Adjustment knob base bears multiple numbers one of which matches bipod number and is registered number with BATF. The 50 mm 1939 Russian mortar is set-up for firing at one of two different fixed angles and has an adjustable “micrometer-like” collar which rotates on the mortar tube base support shaft. As the collar is rotated it regulates the amount of propellant gas vented and adjusts the range the projectile is thrown. These mortars provided portable firepower at the tactical level and were highly effective judging by the combat accounts of German soldiers. CONDITION: Overall appearance and finish very good to fine matte probably vintage refinish with wear to grey and brown patina. Bipod wooden knob present. Mechanics are functional. Bore is good with some light corrosion and pitting. A nice presentable specimen from our Russian allies during World War II. Registered live and ready to take to the range. THIS IS A NATIONAL FIREARMS ACT ITEM AND REQUIRES BATF APPROVAL PRIOR TO TRANSFER. THIS ITEM IS FULLY TRANSFERABLE ON AN ATF FORM 3 OR 4 AS A DESTRUCTIVE DEVICE. JWK 2019-10-70 1,500 - 3,000 2092 - (N) BEAUTIFUL LIMITED EDITION LWRC INTERNATIONAL SPARTAN M6IC-XIPHOS 5.56 MM (1 OF 300) SHORT BARRELED RIFLE (SHORT BARREL RIFLE).

Manufacturer: LWRC Model: M6 Serial No. 384801 Caliber/Bore: 5.56 NATO Barrel Length: 7 - 1/2” FFL Status: NFA Extremely attractive and well-made LWRC International Spartan short barreled rifle. Features include: Burnt Bronze finish with Spartan logo on mag well. “No Retreat, No Surrender” engraving on dust cover, LWRCI High Efficiency Flash Hider 1/2x28 Threads Per Inch, two position telescoping stock, flip-up sights, and Geissle trigger. No magazine present, but will accept standard M-16/AR-15 magazines. CONDITION: Overall appearance and finish is near excellent original finish. Mechanics are crisp. Bore is near excellent. Bolt face near excellent. This is a semi-automatic short barreled rifle. Exceedingly attractive specimen for the discerning buyer. 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. JWK 2019-10-25 1,500 - 2,500

2093 - (N) LOT OF TWO: REMINGTON MODEL 870 WITH BENELLI M4 ENTRY SHOTGUNS. (SHORT BARREL SHOTGUNS).

Manufacturer: (A) Remington (B) Benelli Model: (A) 870 (B) M4 Entry Serial No. (A) RS48406K (B) Y051711G Caliber/Bore: (Both) 12 Bore Barrel Length: (BOTH) 14” FFL Status: NFA Lot consists of (A) Remington Model 870 Police Magnum slide action shotgun with ribbed synthetic forearm, synthetic stock checkered at wrist and terminating in a Remington recoil pad. Gun is finished in black. Rifle sights on barrel. Barrel marked for Modified choke, 2 - 3/4” or 3” shells.

Comes in Remington cardboard box correctly numbered to gun with styrofoam liner. CONDITION: Very fine with factory grease still present.

Retains the vast majority of factory finish with only very light traces of use, probably from factory testing and assembly. Operates correctly with a fine bore. (B) Benelli M4 Entry with telescoping stock and pistol grip. Ghost ring aperture sights, top rail. Marked for 2 - 3/4” or 3” shells.

Cylinder choke. Comes in Benelli cardboard box with accessories. CONDITION: Very fine, with what appears to be factory oil present. Retains the vast majority of factory finish with only very light traces of use, probably from factory testing. Operates correctly with a fine bore, lifter pops up properly. THIS LOT CONTAINS TWO NATIONAL FIREARMS ACT ITEMS AND REQUIRE BATF APPROVAL PRIOR TO TRANSFER. THESE ITEMS ARE FULLY TRANSFERABLE ON AN ATF FORM 3 OR 4. THEY WILL NOT BE SEPARATED. EW 1,400 - 2,000

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2094 - (D) FINE ORIGINAL FRENCH TRIGGER FIRED MODEL 37 GRENADE LAUNCHER (MORTAR) (DESTRUCTIVE DEVICE).

Manufacturer: France Model: Model 37 Serial No. 13493 Caliber/Bore: 50mm FFL Status: Destructive Device The French model 37 grenade launcher derives its design from 1924 after the French realized how useful “portable pocket artillery” could be after World War I. However, there was very little sense of urgency after the “War to End All Wars” was over to spend money. It was when Germany rearmed in the 1930’s that the French perceived they would greatly need arms and the design was approved, and it went into production. It is a very portable and easily deployed mortar which is trigger fired. The range was adjusted by both changing the angle of fire and changing the volume of the combustion chamber below the top loaded grenade using an hand adjustable collar with range graduations. Together with a simple leveling bubble and guide wire to control the angle relative to the ground and adjustable front sight a soldier could aim pretty effectively with a little practice.

Manufacturer’s markings “JB” at bottom of tube with model and serial number at right side. CONDITION: Overall appearance and finish is very good original black enamel finish covering about 80% of this piece, otherwise exposing a grey patina. Leveling bubble glass broken and receptacle vacant. Mechanics are functional yet stiff, with windage stuck in place. Smooth bore is also fine. A World War II era mortar which carried on to see service through to the Vietnam era. THIS IS A NATIONAL FIREARMS ACT ITEM AND REQUIRES BATF APPROVAL PRIOR TO TRANSFER. THIS ITEM IS FULLY TRANSFERABLE ON AN ATF FORM 3 OR 4 AS A DESTRUCTIVE DEVICE. JWK 2019-10-63 1,000 - 2,000

2095 - (N) NEW IN BOX STAINLESS FINISH G.R.A.D. MODEL RS1 HYBRID KNIFE/ GUN (ANY OTHER WEAPON).

Manufacturer: G.R.A.D. Model: RS1 Serial No. D0565 Caliber/Bore: .22LR Barrel Length: 3 - 1/2” FFL Status: NFA This G.R.A.D. (Global Research And Development) bayonet-revolver conceals a .22 LR six shot revolver within the handle. This firearm incorporates a six round capacity revolving cylinder within the handle. Pressing the low profile fold-out trigger in the handle fires the revolver over the flat edge of the blade. Blade is just over 6 1/2 inches from tip to base. The mechanism is accessed by depressing a button at the hilt which opens the action cover to allow loading/unloading. These weapons were produced in Las Vegas in the early 2000’s and are no longer being manufactured.

Includes original box and instruction sheet. CONDITION: Unfired and new in the original box. Stainless finish. THIS IS A NATIONAL FIREARMS ACT ITEM AND REQUIRES BATF APPROVAL PRIOR TO TRANSFER. THIS ITEM WILL INCUR A $5.00 TRANSFER TAX IF TRANSFERRED ON AN ATF FORM 4. THIS ITEM IS FULLY TRANSFERABLE ON AN ATF FORM 3 OR 4 CLASSIFIED AS “ANY OTHER WEAPON”. JWK 2019-10-038a 1,000 - 2,000

2096 - (N) GLOBAL RESEARCH & DEVELOPMENT MB16F BAYONET REVOLVER (ANY OTHER WEAPON).

Manufacturer: Global Research & Development Model: MB16F Serial No. GB0127 Caliber/Bore: .22 LR Barrel Length: 3 - 1/2” FFL Status: NFA The G.R.A.D. (Global Research And Development) bayonet-revolver is, as the name implies, a bayonet which conceals a .22 LR six shot revolver within the handle. This model fits perfectly on an M16/AR15 with a standard military configuration 21 - 1/2” barrel and bayonet lug. This high quality weapon incorporates a six round capacity revolving cylinder within the handle. Pressing the low profile fold-out trigger in the handle fires the revolver over the flat edge of the blade. Blade is just over 6 - 1/2 inches from tip to base. The mechanism is accessed by depressing a button at the hilt which opens the action cover to allow loading/unloading. These weapons were produced in Las Vegas in the early 2000’s and are no longer being manufactured. Includes original box. CONDITION: Mint un-fired in the original box. Original preservative oil still in mechanism. A neat way to take a gun to a knife fight! THIS IS A NATIONAL FIREARMS ACT ITEM AND REQUIRES BATF APPROVAL PRIOR TO TRANSFER. THIS ITEM WILL INCUR A $5.00 TRANSFER TAX IF TRANSFERRED ON AN ATF FORM 4. THIS ITEM IS FULLY TRANSFERABLE ON AN ATF FORM 3 OR 4 CLASSIFIED AS “ANY OTHER WEAPON”. JWK 2019-10-34 1,000 - 2,000 414

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2097 - (N) MINT G.R.A.D. MODEL MB16F BAYONET REVOLVER (ANY OTHER WEAPON).

Manufacturer: Global Research & Development Model: MB16F Serial No. GB0140 Caliber/Bore: .22 LR Barrel Length: 3 - 1/2” FFL Status: NFA The G.R.A.D. (Global Research And Development) bayonet-revolver conceals a .22 LR six shot revolver within the handle. This model fits on an M16/AR15 with a standard military configuration 21 - 1/2” barrel and bayonet lug. This firearm incorporates a six round capacity revolving cylinder within the handle. Pressing the low profile fold-out trigger in the handle fires the revolver over the flat edge of the blade. Blade is just over 6 1/2 inches from tip to base. The mechanism is accessed by depressing a button at the hilt which opens the action cover to allow loading/unloading. These weapons were produced in Las Vegas in the early 2000’s and are no longer being manufactured. Includes original box. CONDITION: Mint un-fired in the original box. Original preservative oil still in mechanism. THIS IS A NATIONAL FIREARMS ACT ITEM AND REQUIRES BATF APPROVAL PRIOR TO TRANSFER. THIS ITEM WILL INCUR A $5.00 TRANSFER TAX IF TRANSFERRED ON AN ATF FORM 4. THIS ITEM IS FULLY TRANSFERABLE ON AN ATF FORM 3 OR 4 CLASSIFIED AS “ANY OTHER WEAPON”. JWK 2019-10-35 1,000 - 2,000

2098 - (N) ITHACA GUN COMPANY M6 OVER/UNDER SURVIVAL RIFLE IN .22 HORNET AND .410 BORE (AOW).

Manufacturer: Ithaca Gun Co. Model: M6 Survival Rifle Serial No. 130842 Caliber/Bore: .22 Hornet/.410 Bore Barrel Length: 14” FFL Status: NFA These diminutive rifles were produced for U.S. Air Force crews, with the intent being that they could be used to hunt for food in the event of a crash. It folds on a hinge, bringing it down to a 15” length. The stock holds a folding compartment that could hold 9 rounds of .22 Hornet and 4 rounds of .410. There is a knurled selector that can be pulled up or pushed down in order to choose which barrel is fired. Iron sights are a fixed blade front and a flip rear sight, one a v-notch marked “410”, and the other is a ghost ring marked “22”. Squeeze trigger. Marked on left side of the breech “U.S.A.F. PROPERTY / 130842 / RIFLE-SHOTGUN. SURVIVAL / CAL. .22/.410. M6”. Right side with “ITHACA GUN CO., INC. ITHACA, N.Y. / (Ordnance Cannons) / P.A.”. CONDITION: Very good, retaining the vast majority of its parkerized finish with some scuffs to exterior of compartment and some handling and operation marks on the gun. Some silvering at pivot points and on bottom of magazine compartment. .22 bore is fine, bright and shiny with sharp rifling, .410 bore is very good, with some minor pitting. THIS IS A NATIONAL FIREARMS ACT ITEM AND REQUIRES BATF APPROVAL PRIOR TO TRANSFER. THIS ITEM WILL INCUR A $5.00 TRANSFER TAX IF TRANSFERRED ON AN ATF FORM 4. THIS ITEM IS FULLY TRANSFERABLE ON AN ATF FORM 3 OR 4 CLASSIFIED AS “ANY OTHER WEAPON”. EW 1,000 - 2,000

2099 - (D) VERY NICE ORIGINAL RUSSIAN MODEL 1940 MORTAR IN 50MM (DESTRUCTIVE DEVICE) Manufacturer: Russia Model: 1940 Serial No. 6886 Caliber/Bore: 50mm Barrel Length: 22” FFL Status: Destructive Device Very nice original Russian model 1940 50mm mortar, complete with bipod, base plate and attractive brown bakelite adjustment ring.

Data plates and windage adjustment knobs not present on bipod.

Detachable sight not present. NFA registry shows manufacturer and model as “Unknown”. Multiple numbers on cup, one of which is registered serial number. The 1940 model Russian mortar was a simplified design over the 1939 model with round hole vents at the detachable base. They provided handy and portable firepower at the tactical level. CONDITION: Overall appearance and finish extremely fine blue refinish over some light pitting and what appears to be a shrapnel scar 5” to 5 - 1/2 ” from the muzzle with scattered areas of brown patina. Bipod and base plate exhibit over 90% original dark sand paint with flaking to reveal brown patina. Mechanics are fine with very smoothly rotating base cap. Very attractive clear markings. Very clean bore shows light areas of corrosion and light pitting. An attractive display piece, registered live and ready to take to the range. THIS IS A NATIONAL FIREARMS ACT ITEM AND REQUIRES BATF APPROVAL PRIOR TO TRANSFER. THIS ITEM IS FULLY TRANSFERABLE ON AN ATF FORM 3 OR 4 AS A DESTRUCTIVE DEVICE. JWK 2019-10-171. 1,000 - 2,000

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2100 - (N) LOT OF TWO: STILL SEALED OF TWO ARES DEFENSE SYSTEMS .380 ACP COMPANIONS (ANY OTHER WEAPON).

Manufacturer: (Both) Ares Defense Systems Model: (Both) Companion Serial No. (A) 99175C (B) 99147C Caliber/Bore: (Both) .380 ACP Barrel Length: (Both) 1” FFL Status: NFA Lot consists of two Ares Defense Systems .380 Companions. They are functional miniature MagLite flashlights that fire a .380 ACP round out of the rear when a safety pin is released and releases a spring loaded firing pin. One is black finish, one is red finish. CONDITION: Both of these Companions are still in their sealed factory packaging with accessories, flashlight pouch. THESE ARE NATIONAL FIREARMS ACT ITEMS AND REQUIRE BATF PRIOR TO TRANSFER. THESE ITEMS ARE FULLY TRANSFERABLE ON AN ATF FORM 3 OR 4. EW 800 - 1,600

2101 - (D) LOVELY HIGH CONDITION COBRAY STREET SWEEPER, STILL IN THE ORIGINAL SHIPPING BOX (DESTRUCTIVE DEVICE).

Manufacturer: Cobray Model: Street Sweeper Serial No. 12762 Caliber/Bore: 12 Gauge Barrel Length: 18” FFL Status: Destructive Device Street Sweepers and their like were declared destructive devices in 1994 as weapons with “no sporting purpose” and have been tightly controlled since. They have also become collector items, sought after for their clever feeding mechanism and fun shooting. This is a black finished Cobray Street Sweeper fed from an attached drum with winder on front, top folding stock with rubber shoulder piece, manual ejector, and forward pistol grip. This example is accompanied by its shipping box which correctly identifies the gun by serial number on right most apron.

Additional information is present, identifying the contents. CONDITION: Shotgun is in phenomenal condition and still had some small pieces of styrofoam stuck to it when examined for description. Retains the vast majority of finish with some marks from handling and manual operation.

Operates correctly with a fine bore. Drum has one significant area of silvering approximately 1-1/2” at rear piping, left side. The box is in very good condition, complete, with some roughness to edges and corners. THIS IS A NATIONAL FIREARMS ACT ITEM AND REQUIRES BATF APPROVAL PRIOR TO TRANSFER. THIS ITEM IS TRANSFERABLE ON AN ATF FORM 3 OR FORM 4. EW 1,000 - 1,500

2102 - (N) CRESCENT DAVIS ARMS “CERTIFIED SHOTGUN” .410 BORE HANDY GUN (ANY OTHER WEAPON).

Manufacturer: Crescent Davis Arms Model: Handy Gun Serial No. 3190 Caliber/Bore: .410 Bore Barrel Length: 12 - 3/8” FFL Status: NFA These guns were made by the Crescent Davis Arms Corp from 1930 until 1934. Total production of approximately 4,000. They were made to compete with the H&R Handy Gun for home defense and small game shooting. This gun is marked “PROOF TESTED 410 GAUGE” on top, and “2 1/2” SHELLS” on left side of barrel. Case hardened top lever hammer action is marked “CRESCENT CERTIFIED SHOTGUN” “CRESCENT - DAVIS ARMS CORPORATION” “NORWICH, CONN, U.S.A.” on left side. Grip frame is cast integral with action and serial number is on butt. Slab grips are of walnut. Splinter type forend has spring tension release. CONDITION: Very fine with most of the original case colors on the frame and barrel blue. Markings are sharp and clear. Wood has minor handling marks. Bore is fine. Fine mechanical function. THIS IS A NATIONAL FIREARMS ACT ITEM AND REQUIRES BATF APPROVAL PRIOR TO TRANSFER. THIS ITEM WILL INCUR A $5.00 TRANSFER TAX IF TRANSFERRED ON AN ATF FORM 4. THIS ITEM IS FULLY TRANSFERABLE ON AN ATF FORM 3 OR 4 CLASSIFIED AS “ANY OTHER WEAPON”. GR 750 - 1,500

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2103 - (N) HARRINGTON & RICHARDSON .410 BORE HANDY GUN WITH AN ORIGINAL BOX. Manufacturer: Harrington & Richardson Model: Handy Gun Serial No. 28054 Caliber/Bore: .410 Bore Barrel Length: 12” FFL Status: NFA H&R produced approximately 54,000 of these guns between 1921 and the passage of the National Firearms Act in 1934. Very popular for both home defense and the hunting of small game, it’s no wonder why so many of these were produced. There are also numerous small variations, making these fun and interesting to collect. Marked with the Harrington & Richardson address on the right side of the receiver, “H&R HANDY-GUN” on the left side. Barrel is marked “410-12m/mCHOKE”. Blued barrel with a case colored frame. Checkered wood grip, plain wood forend. This gun is accompanied by a correct and period original H&R Handy-Gun cardboard box with clear end label and original H&R 3-in-1 oil recommendation paper. Unfortunately, the serial number on the box does not match the serial number of this gun. CONDITION: Fine with 95% striped case colors on frame. 95%+ barrel blue. All markings are clear. Wood is excellent with minor handling marks and sharp checkering.

Bore is fine. Fine mechanical function. Box has scuff marks with some tearing and separation at corners. Accompanying the box is an early factory advertisement for “3-IN-ONE” oil that recommends it be used with the Handy-Gun as well as other H&R products . While all pieces are present, the advertisement has separated at the creases and is currently in numerous parts and very fragile. THIS IS A NATIONAL FIREARMS ACT ITEM AND REQUIRES BATF APPROVAL PRIOR TO TRANSFER. THIS ITEM WILL INCUR A $5.00 TRANSFER TAX IF TRANSFERRED ON AN ATF FORM 4.

THIS GUN IS FULLY TRANSFERABLE ON AN ATF FORM 3 OR FORM 4 CLASSIFIED AS “ANY OTHER WEAPON”. GR 750 - 1,500 2104 - (N) HARRINGTON & RICHARDSON .410 BORE HANDY GUN. Manufacturer: Harrington & Richardson Model: Handy Gun Serial No. 27082 Caliber/Bore: .410 Bore Barrel Length: 12 - 1/4” FFL Status: NFA H&R produced approximately 54,000 of these guns between 1921 and the passage of the National Firearms Act in 1934. Very popular for both home defense and the hunting of small game, it’s no wonder why so many of these were produced. There are also numerous small variations, making these fun and interesting to collect. Marked with the Harrington & Richardson address on the right side of the receiver, “H&R HANDY-GUN” on the left side. Barrel is marked “410-12m/mCHOKE”. Blued barrel with a case colored frame. Checkered wood grip, plain wood forend. CONDITION: Fine with 90% striped case colors on frame. 90% barrel blue. All markings are clear. Wood has some light handling mark with sharp checkering. Bore is very good with some very slight frosting. Fine mechanical function. THIS IS A NATIONAL FIREARMS ACT ITEM AND REQUIRES BATF APPROVAL PRIOR TO TRANSFER. THIS ITEM WILL INCUR A $5.00 TRANSFER TAX IF TRANSFERRED ON AN ATF FORM 4. THIS ITEM IS FULLY TRANSFERABLE ON AN ATF FORM 3 OR 4 CLASSIFIED AS “ANY OTHER WEAPON”. GR 750 - 1,500

2105 - (N) BROWNING .22 SEMI-AUTO GRADE I RIFLE WITH JONATHAN ARTHUR CIENER INTEGRALLY SUPPRESSED BARREL. Manufacturer: (Gun) Browning; (Suppressed Barrel) Ciener, Jonathan Arthur Model: (Gun) Auto .22; (Suppressed Barrel) Auto Serial No. (Gun) 04502PZ146; (Suppressed Barrel) S04502PZ146 Caliber/Bore: .22 LR Barrel Length: 18 - 3/4” FFL Status: NFA Rifle manufactured in 1981. Browning .22 Semi-Auto with Ciener integrally suppressed barrel. Receiver with standard Grade I floral scroll with lined border. Tube fed from right side of stock. Blued finish. Added section of rail on receiver. Barrel correctly no longer takes down. CONDITION: Good, used. Suppressor and receiver retain majority of finish with some silvering at sharp edges. Some scattered scratches and nicks that would befit a well loved gun. Bolt has some very fine oxidation. Wood is good, with handling en suite with metal. Bore is good with evidence of use. This would be a lovely gun for recreational shooting or small game. 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. EW 800 - 1,200

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2106 - (N) COLT HUNTSMAN SEMI AUTOMATIC PISTOL WITH MILITARY ARMAMENT CORP. S10 SUPPRESSOR. Manufacturer: (Gun) Colt; (Suppressor) Military Armament Corporation Model: (Gun) Huntsman; (Suppressor) S10 Serial No. (Gun) 040551S; (Suppressor) S10-3000048 Caliber/Bore: (Both) .22LR Barrel Length: (Gun) 4 - 5/8”; (Suppressor) 5 - 3/4” FFL Status: NFA Pistol manufactured 1973. Wind drift adjustable rear sight, fixed notch front sight. Lovely original Colt blue with strong Pony over Huntsman logo on left side of frame. Later checkered wooden grips. What makes this gun particularly interesting is the addition of a Military Armament Corporation slip-on suppressor, which lines up with with the front sight before sliding onto the barrel and pivoting 90 degrees to attach. The suppressor is of mesh design with internal porting to bleed gasses off early. CONDITION: Very good, with the pistol retaining the majority of its finish with a few marks from handling and operation and some very light silvering to the trigger guard edges. Barrel is good, but has distinct areas where the suppressor has rubbed through the finish, either during operation or attachment. The front sight has areas of rounding, presumably where the front sight bumped the suppressor during operation. Bore of pistol is good, with some areas of light roughness, but still sharp. Suppressor is good with some build up on internals and in need of a replacement mesh. This is a very slick design and sure to provide a lot of fun! 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. EW 800 - 1,200

2107 - (N) RUGER MK I SEMI-AUTOMATIC PISTOL WITH INTEGRALLY SUPPRESSED BARREL BY JONATHAN A. CIENER. Manufacturer: (Gun) Ruger; (Suppressed Barrel) Ciener, Johnathan Arthur Model: (Gun) MK. I; (Suppressed Barrel) MKI Serial No. (G) 1765423 (S) S1765423 Caliber/Bore: .22 LR Barrel Length: 6” FFL Status: NFA Jonathan Ciener is a well known figure in the .22 community, producing a number of .22 conversions for popular firearms. This particular example is a Ruger Mark I with a suppressor designed to mimic a bull barrel. Other features include an adjustable rear sight mounted to receiver, fixed front sight mounted to suppressor shroud. Baffle designed suppressor with internal porting. Serial number and Mr. Ciener’s information is on the right side of the shroud. Ruger silver phoenix medallion plastic grips. Black finish. CONDITION: Good used condition. Shows marks from operation and handling on exterior with some scratches and marks. Barrel is good with visible sharp rifling but extensive carbon build up, easily cleaned. Operates correctly. 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. EW 800 - 1,200

2108 - (N) ALWAYS DESIRABLE RUGER MK I SEMI-AUTOMATIC PISTOL WITH MILITARY ARMAMENT CORP MARK I INTEGRALLY SUPPRESSED BARREL (SUPPRESSOR).

Manufacturer: (Gun) Ruger; (Suppressed Barrel) Military Armament Corporation Model: (Gun) MK. I; (Suppressed Barrel) MarkI Serial No. (Gun) 12-93748; (Suppressed Barrel) S136000120 Caliber/Bore: .22 LR Barrel Length: 8” 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. Standard configuration with blue refinish, Ruger markings on left side of receiver, serial number and Ruger address on right. Suppressor marked with serial number on right side. Black plastic scales with Ruger phoenix in silver. Adjustable rear sight, fixed front sight attached to suppressor. CONDITION: Good used condition and as refinished, retaining the majority of refinish, with some high edge wear and scattered marks from handling and operation. Poor bore with areas of significant roughness. Internals have some carbon build up, easily cleaned. Operates correctly. THIS LOT CONTAINS A NATIONAL FIREARMS ACT ITEM AND REQUIRES BATF APPROVAL PRIOR TO TRANSFER. THIS ITEM IS FULLY TRANSFERABLE ON AN ATF FORM 3 OR 4. EW 600 - 1,200 418

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2109 - (N) U.S. PROPERTY STAMPED HI STANDARD MODEL H-D SEMI AUTOMATIC PISTOL WITH 10X GUNS SUPPRESSOR Manufacturer: Hi-Standard Model: H-D Serial No. (Pistol) 116540 (Suppressor) 40 Caliber/Bore: .22LR Barrel Length: 7 - 5/8” FFL Status: NFA Hi-Standard suppressed pistols were used extensively for clandestine operations during World War II and into Vietnam, as with the correct ammunition selection, sound could be reduced by as much as 20 decibels. Ported barrel with 44 holes, 11 on each side, copper mesh. Fixed front sight attached to suppressor shroud, wind drift adjustable notch rear sight. Bottom of shroud marked for 10X Guns from Vero Beach, Florida and serial number. Left side of frame marked with High Standard information and caliber, front strap with serial number, left side of slide with “HI-STANDARD / U.S.A. MODEL H-D”, right side of frame with “PROPERTY OF / U.S.”. CONDITION: Good, with some marks from handling and operation. Refinished at one point, but retains the majority of that refinish. Needs some mechanical adjustment as the slide does not return properly, otherwise operates correctly. Bore is good, although dirty, with visible rifling. Silenced .22 pistols are some of the most fun plinkers available! THIS IS A NATIONAL FIREARMS ACT ITEM AND REQUIRES BATF APPROVAL PRIOR TO TRANSFER. THIS ITEM IS TRANSFERABLE ON AN ATF FORM 3 OR 4. THESE ITEMS WILL NOT BE SEPARATED. EW 800 - 1,200

2110 - (N) NOVESKE N4 SHORT BARRELED SEMI-AUTOMATIC RIFLE. Manufacturer: Noveske Model: N4 Serial No. 1525 Caliber/Bore: 5.56mm Barrel Length: 14 - 1/2” FFL Status: NFA

Noveske N4 5.56 lower married to a Noveske upper. Features a VLTOR six point adjustable stock, stippled grip with hollow compartment with two Streamlight CR123A batteries, BCM Gunfighter extended charging handle, Noveske/Superior Weapons Systems 10” rail, Noveske flip up iron sights, TangoDown vertical grip, and Surefire CAM4FA556 compensator and suppressor mount. Magazine stamped NHTMG S/42 with Magpul Magazine Assist. CONDITION: Fine used condition. Retains the vast majority of finish, with a few bumps and scratches from use. Operates correctly with a fine bore. 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 BARRELED RIFLE. EW 800 - 1,200

2111 - (N) MILITARY ARMAMENT CORPORATION MAC10/22 SHORT BARRELED RIFLE WITH M.A.C. MAX10/22 SUPPRESSOR. Manufacturer: (Both) Military Armament Corporation Model: (Gun) MAC10/22; (Suppressor) MAX10/22 Serial No. (Gun) 11362992; (Suppressor) S85000289 Caliber/Bore: (Both) .22 LR Barrel Length: (Gun) 11”; (Suppressor) 12-5/8” FFL Status: NFA

Built off the Ruger 10/22 action with a Bushnell 4x Banner scope with duplex reticle on added section of rail attached to receiver. Gun was professionally turned into a short barrel rifle by Military Armament Corporation and fitted with a copper mesh Military Armament Corporation suppressor. Wooden stock with pistol grip, checkering at forearm and pistol grip, Ruger rubber buttplate. Forearm was cut through checkering to allow full length of suppressor. CONDITION: Shows sign of extensive use, with a good number of nicks and dings, mostly on suppressor and wood. Wood has one chip missing on right side of forearm, otherwise complete. Still retains majority of finish. Action functions properly, bore has sharp rifling with signs of prolonged use. Copper mesh is old, grey. This would be a lovely gun for recreational shooting or small game. THESE ARE NATIONAL FIREARMS ACT ITEMS AND REQUIRE BATF APPROVAL PRIOR TO TRANSFER. THESE ITEMS ARE FULLY TRANSFERABLE ON AN ATF FORMS 3 OR 4. THE ITEMS WILL NOT BE SEPARATED. EW 500 - 1,000

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2112 - (N) ALWAYS DESIRABLE MILITARY ARMAMENT CORP MAC10/22 SHORT BARRELED RIFLE WITH MAC10/22 SUPPRESSOR. Manufacturer: (Gun and Suppressor) Military Armament Corp Model: (Gun and Suppressor) MAC10/22 Serial No. (G)11362980; (S) S85000288 Caliber/Bore: .22 LR Barrel Length: 11 - 3/4” FFL Status: NFA

Built off a Ruger 10/22 action. Suppressor copper mesh looks recently replaced. Suppressor shroud with Military Armament Corp markings. Internally ported barrel for bleeding gasses off early. Receiver drilled and tapped at top with filler screws. Wood stock with checkering at forearm and pistol grip, cut at forearm to allow for full length of suppressor. Sling swivels at forend and near toe of butt. Black rubber buttplate with Ruger phoenix. CONDITION: Very good used condition. Metal has handling and operation marks, some silvering at areas of operation and high edges. Some of the machining under stock is rough. Carrier has significant amounts of old oxidation. Operates properly with a good bore with visible rifling. A pest terror!

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2113 - (N) INTERESTING H&R HANDY GUN .410 MARKED ESSEX GUN WORKS (ANY OTHER WEAPON).

Manufacturer: Harrington & Richardson Model: Handy Gun Serial No. 24136 Caliber/Bore: .410 Bore Barrel Length: 8” FFL Status: NFA H&R produced approximately 54,000 of these guns between 1921 and the passage of the National Firearms Act in 1934. Very popular for both home defense and the hunting of small game, it’s no wonder why so many of these were produced. There are also numerous small variations, making these fun and interesting to collect. Made by H&R for Belknap Hardware Company of Louisville, Kentucky, who used Essex Gun Works as a trade name. Barrel marked “410-12m/m CHOKE” on top.

Nickel plated is marked “ESSEX/ GUN WORKS” stamped over the large letters “SX” on left side. Checkered wood grip, plain wood forend. Very tight taper to muzzle of barrel. CONDITION: Fine with 85% original nickel plating on receiver. Barrel retains some blue with mostly a pleasing patina and very light pitting. Some minor surface rust here and there. Markings are clear. Wood has dings and handling marks with a piece broken off of the right side of the hand stabilizing spur at top of grip. Bore is fine. Fine mechanical function. THIS IS A NATIONAL FIREARMS ACT ITEM AND REQUIRES BATF APPROVAL PRIOR TO TRANSFER. THIS GUN IS FULLY TRANSFERABLE ON AN ATF FORM 3 OR 4 CLASSIFIED AS “ANY OTHER WEAPON”. GR 500 - 1,000

2114 - (N) SCARCE VINTAGE NEW IN BOX INGRAM MODEL M-10 9MM SUPPRESSOR (FULLY TRANSFERABLE).

Manufacturer: Military Armament Corp Model: MAC-10 Suppressor Serial No. S22001460 Caliber/Bore: 9mm Para FFL Status: NFA Very seldom encountered still mint new in box Military Armament Corporation Ingram M-10 Suppressor. Original factory box with red ink stamped nomenclature with hand inscribed serial number. CONDITION: Overall appearance and finish of suppressor is mint in box with original soft pad covering and plastic bag. Box is extremely fine with some wear to the corners and marking legible. Very rare to find a suppressor of this vintage still “New Old Stock”. An opportunity for the both the nostalgic and forward-thinking investor. 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 2019-10-109 500 - 1,000

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2115 - (N) MINT ORIGINAL MILITARY ARMAMENT CORPORATION COVERT OPERATION “STINGER” IN VERY RARE ORIGINAL PLASTIC BOX WITH LABEL AND SPARE BARREL (AOW).

Manufacturer: Military Armament Corp.

Model: Stinger Serial No. 42000738 Caliber/Bore: .22 LR Barrel Length: 1 - 1/2” FFL Status: NFA Mint in the original box Military Armament Corporation Powder Springs “SSSW” Single-Shot Survival Weapon (Pen Gun) as was supplied to U.S. government for covert operations use and also offered on the civilian market. 3 - 1/4” long in carry-mode and only 5/8” in diameter, when supplied for covert operations it included a rubber sleeve so it could be concealed in a body cavity until needed for use. The muzzle end unscrews to load/unload a solitary .22 cartridge and it can be carried safely while loaded. One cocks it by unscrewing and pulling the rear end cap to where a simple lever in the side holds the striker against spring tension. Depressing the lever releases the striker which fires the .22 Long rifle cartridge out of the muzzle end. Marked, “Military Armament Corporation” and Cobray Logo. Includes a spare “barrel” with disk red sticker covering muzzle and belt clip/carrier. CONDITION: Overall appearance and finish is near mint in original plastic box with original label intact and in good legible condition. Box is cracked with one plastic hinge broken. Mechanics of SSSW are crisp. This is a very real and classic part of the development of the modern “Any Other Weapon” category of firearms. THIS IS A NATIONAL FIREARMS ACT ITEM AND REQUIRES BATF APPROVAL PRIOR TO TRANSFER. THIS ITEM WILL INCUR A $5.00 TRANSFER TAX IF TRANSFERRED ON AN ATF FORM 4. THIS ITEM IS FULLY TRANSFERABLE ON AN ATF FORM 3 OR 4 CLASSIFIED AS “ANY OTHER WEAPON”. JWK 2019-10-143 500 - 1,000

2116 - (N) HIGH CONDITION “PETER FLEIS” CONVERTED AKS-74NU SEMI-AUTOMATIC SHORT BARREL RIFLE IN 5.56X45MM. Manufacturer: Peter Fleis Model: AKS-74NU Serial No. 2335 Caliber/Bore: 5.56x45mm Barrel Length: 8 - 3/8” FFL Status: NFA Bottom of receiver in trigger guard marked “P.L.F / St. L. Mo.”, serial number adjacent to trigger. Manufacturer logo on left side of receiver now obscured by scope mount, caliber stamping, model, and “Made in USA” still visible. AKS-74NU converted to 5.56x45mm and shortened it to a 8-3/8” barrel length. Wood handguard, polymer pistol grip. Circle 10 5.56x45mm magazine. Folding stock, left side scope mount. Flip sight rear sight, adjustable front sight. Cotton sling. CONDITION: Fine, with some marks from handling and operation. Some high edge wear at actuation points. Operates correctly with a fine bore. 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 BARRELED RIFLE. EW 500 - 1,000

2117 - (N) LOVELY AND DESIRABLE “PETER FLEIS” AKS-74U SEMI-AUTOMATIC SHORT BARREL RIFLE IN 5.45X39MM. Manufacturer: Peter Fleis Model: AKS-74U Serial No. 2347 Caliber/Bore: 5.45x39mm Russian Barrel Length: 8 - 3/8” FFL Status: NFA Bottom of receiver in trigger guard marked “P.L.F / St. L. Mo.”, serial number adjacent to trigger.

Manufacturer logo on left side of receiver now obscured by scope mount, caliber stamping, model, and “Made in USA” still visible. Converted AKS-74U in 5.45x39mm. Folding stock, flip rear sight, adjustable front sight. TacFire muzzle brake. Left side scope mount. Polymer pistol grip, wooden handguard. CONDITION: Excellent used condition, showing some marks from handling and operation. Retaining vast majority of finish. Operates correctly with a fine bore. 45 round Bakelite magazine is mislabeled as a “5.54x39.5mm” magazine. THIS LOT CONTAINS 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 BARRELED RIFLE. EW 500 - 1,000

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2118 - (N) INTERESTING H&R HANDY GUN .410 MARKED ESSEX GUN WORKS (ANY OTHER WEAPON).

Manufacturer: Stevens Model: Handy Gun Serial No. 12297 Caliber/Bore: .410 Bore Barrel Length: 8” FFL Status: NFA H&R produced approximately 54,000 of these guns between 1921 and the passage of the National Firearms Act in 1934. Very popular for both home defense and the hunting of small game, it’s no wonder why so many of these were produced. There are also numerous small variations, making these fun and interesting to collect. Made by H&R for Belknap Hardware Company of Louisville, Kentucky, who used Essex Gun Works as a trade name. Barrel marked “410-12m/m” on top. Nickel plated is marked “ESSEX/ GUN WORKS” stamped over the large letters “SX” on left side. Checkered wood grip, plain wood forend. CONDITION: Fine with 90% original nickel plating on receiver. Barrel retains 90% blue. Some minor surface rust here and there. Markings are clear. Wood has some light dings and handling marks with a small old chip out of the hand stabilizing spur at top of grip.

Bore is fine. Fine mechanical function. THIS IS A NATIONAL FIREARMS ACT ITEM AND REQUIRES BATF APPROVAL PRIOR TO TRANSFER. THIS ITEM WILL INCUR A $5.00 TRANSFER TAX IF TRANSFERRED ON AN ATF FORM 4. THIS ITEM IS FULLY TRANSFERABLE ON AN ATF FORM 3 OR 4 CLASSIFIED AS “ANY OTHER WEAPON”. GR 500 - 1,000 2119 - (N) STEVENS NO. 35 OFF HAND .410 PISTOL (ANY OTHER WEAPON).

Manufacturer: Stevens Model: No. 35 Serial No. 13547 Caliber/Bore: .410 Bore Barrel Length: 12” FFL Status: NFA These were made from 1929 to 1934. Good for small game. Barrel is marked “410 GAUGE ONLY” on the left flat, “J. STEVENS ARMS COMPANY/ CHICOPEE FALLS, MASS U.S.A.” on the right. Barrel is round with an octagonal breech.

Wood grips. CONDITION: Retains 65% blued finish with a pleasing patina and light surface rust. Markings are good. Grips are solid with varnish wear and handling marks. Fine mechanical function. Barrel is a little loose. THIS IS A NATIONAL FIREARMS ACT ITEM AND REQUIRES BATF APPROVAL PRIOR TO TRANSFER. THIS ITEM WILL INCUR A $5.00 TRANSFER TAX IF TRANSFERRED ON AN ATF FORM 4. THIS ITEM IS FULLY TRANSFERABLE ON AN ATF FORM 3 OR 4 CLASSIFIED AS “ANY OTHER WEAPON”. GR 500 - 1,000 2120 - (N) FANTASTIC AND DESIRABLE AWC SYSTEMS TECHNOLOGY MK 9 OSS .45 CALIBER SUPPRESSOR FOR GREASE GUNS (SUPPRESSOR).

Manufacturer: AWC Systems Technology Model: MK 90’sS Serial No. 091565A Caliber/Bore: .45 ACP FFL Status: NFA AWC MK 9 in a special run that mounts directly to M3 and M3A1 Grease Guns. Designed to mimic the Bell Labs suppressor used by the Office of Strategic Services during World War II. Wipeless/wearless dry suppressor with a length of rifling at breech. Comes in AWC cardboard box with suppressor cover, store hangtag. CONDITION: Very fine, with traces of use on internals. External shows very little wear. 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. EW 400 - 800 2121 - (N) MILITARY ARMAMENT CORPORATION MAW-A1 M-16 SUPPRESSOR (SUPPRESSOR).

Manufacturer: Military Armament Corp.

Model: MAW-A1 Serial No. S73000043 Caliber/Bore: 5.56mm NATO FFL Status: NFA Produced by Military Armament Corporation (MAC) with patents from Mitch WerBell of SIONIC fame after the merger that formed MAC. This suppressor utilizes a locking O ring in order to attach the suppressor to the rifle, making threading unnecessary. Threaded gas relief valve with flathead screw. Thread locking hole at front is currently off of the witness hole and will not rotate the last quarter turn. CONDITION: Fine, with some marks from handling and operation, still retaining the vast majority of finish with just a touch of silvering, mostly around the MAC address stamping. There is some evidence of use internally. 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. EW 400 - 800 422

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2122 - (N) BOXED HIGH CONDITION COLT M4LE SHORT BARRELED RIFLE. Manufacturer: Colt Model: M4LE Serial No. LE081377 Caliber/Bore: 5.56mm NATO Barrel Length: 14 - 1/2” FFL Status: Modern

Flat top receiver with carry handle sights on picatinny rail, 14 - 1/2” short barrel with A2 style flash hider, round handguards, A2 style grip, four position telescoping stock, “C” marked bolt carrier with forward assist serrations, shell deflector, bayonet lug. Comes in Colt cardboard box correctly numbered to gun with accessory package, including two 20 round magazines, sling, cleaning tools and manual. CONDITION: Very fine with what appears to be factory grease still present. There are some very light traces of use scattered around rifle, but superficial. Picatinny rail has silvering where carry handle is attached. Box is fine, accessories sealed. Operates correctly with a fine bore. EW 500 - 700

2123 - (N) MOSSBERG M590A1 SHORT BARREL PUMP AUCTION SHOTGUN (SHORT BARREL SHOTGUN).

Manufacturer: Mossberg Model: M590A1 Serial No. P357146 Caliber/Bore: 12 Bore Barrel Length: 14” FFL Status: NFA

Classic pump action shotgun in a desirable short barrel configuration. Ribbed forearm with length of strap to keep hand on forearm. Mossberg adjustable ghost ring rear sight, orange fluorescent post front sight. Fixed cylinder choke and marked for 2 - 3/4” or 3” shells. Tang safety. Top of receiver drilled and tapped, filler screw present. Sling swivel near toe of butt. Mossberg recoil pad. Stock with shell storage. CONDITION: Good used condition. Extensive markings indicating significant use with some silvering on operational areas and on high edges. Operates correctly with a fine bore. Just the thing for home defense! 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. EW 500 - 1,000

2124 - (N) LOT OF 2: ADVANCED ARMAMENT CORPORATION 9MM AVENGER AND S.C.R.C MK 25 SUPPRESSORS. (SUPPRESSOR) Manufacturer: (A) Adanced Armament Corp (B) S.C.R.C. Model: (A) Avenger (B) MK 25 Serial No. (A) SA3044 (B) S0118 Caliber/Bore: (Both) 9mm Para FFL Status: NFA Lot consists of (A) Advanced Armament Corporation 9mm Avenger suppressor for an Uzi. Baffle construction with no wipe. CONDITION: Very good, with some handling marks from storage and operation, still retaining the majority of finish. Some silvering at high edges. Internals are fine. (B) S.C.R.C Mark 25 9mm set up for a Sten gun. Rifled bore with internal porting for bleeding off gasses early. CONDITION: Externally very good with some handling marks from storage and operation but retaining majority of finish. Some silvering at high edges. Bore is shiny with light pitting throughout and soft lands. THESE ARE NATIONAL FIREARMS ACT ITEMS AND REQUIRE BATF APPROVAL PRIOR TO TRANSFER. THESE ITEMS ARE FULLY TRANSFERABLE ON AN ATF FORMS 3 OR 4. EW 300 - 500

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2125 - (M) RARE AND HIGHLY DESIRABLE WW2 GERMAN GRB-39 ANTI-TANK GRENADE LAUNCHING RIFLE. Manufacturer: German Model: Grb 39 Serial No. 10395 Caliber/Bore: 7.92x57mmHV Barrel Length: 26” FFL Status: Curio & Relic This is a rare GRB-39 (Grenade Launching Rifle) Anti-Tank Rifle marked “cpj” with eagle over “882” proof and dated “41” on top of receiver. Receiver and sights match serial number with beautifully clear Nazi manufacture and firing proofs on this gun. This particular specimen was originally built as a PzB-39 Anti-Tank rifle which fired a high velocity 7.92x94 mm diameter round. Subsequently, as opposing armor became thicker, the Germans converted these earlier rifles, such as this specimen to launch grenades using a special wood bullet “blank”. One will note the new model designation plate riveted to the top of the receiver upon conversion. As this is indeed an original vintage World War II German conversion, the breechblock and pistol grip are numbered “613a”. This rifle’s specially designed original long legged bipod, original carrying handle, and original grenade launching muzzle cup is included. Shoulder stock number is 4486 with Gustfoff eagle over “4” proof. CONDITION: Overall appearance and finish is fine to extremely fine original blue finish thinning to a gray patina on the high points of the muzzle with some loss of finish to a gray patina a little forward to the center of the barrel. Bore and bolt near excellent. Mechanics need attention as release latch sticks.

Leather covered butt fine and serviceable with some wear to the corner edges. This short barreled version of the PzB-39 rifle is a highly sought collectors item, and this specimen would make a fine addition to any German World War II weapon collection. This gun originally fired a high velocity 7.92x94 mm diameter round and is NOT subject to the provisions of the National Firearms Act. It remains a Curio and Relic eligible long gun. JWK 18-80 7,500 - 12,500

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2126 - (M) BARRETT MODEL 82A1 SEMI-AUTOMATIC .50 BMG RIFLE. Manufacturer: Barrett Model: 82A1 Serial No. 3863 Caliber/Bore: .50 BMG Barrel Length: 29â&#x20AC;?

FFL Status: Modern

Black finish, four port arrowhead muzzle brake, fluted barrel, protected front post flip up sight, ventilated forearm, bipod, plastic finger groove carry handle, monolithic section of rail welded on top of receiver for mounting of scope, ladder rear sight graduated out to 1500 yards, Stonewall plastic grip. CONDITION: Fine overall, with some light marks from handling, storage, and assembly. Gun still appears to have preservative grease in some places. Bore is excellent, bright and shiny, bolt face is excellent with some light traces of firing. Mechanics are crisp. Rifle is accompanied by a Pelican 1750 case with a foam top liner, and a plastic fitted bottom liner. Case contains two additional magazines, five replacement bumpers, a replacement recoil pad which has some silvering as though it scraped against something in the case, cleaning kit, and extra parts to include a firing pin, extractor, small springs, pins, and buffer. Replacement parts are fine, with exception given to recoil pad. This is a very good setup for a shooting enthusiast looking to reach out and touch something. EW 6,500 - 8,500

2127 - LOT OF 2: M3 GROUND TRIPODS FOR BROWNING M2 .50 CALIBER MACHINE GUN. Two post-World War II M3 Tripods for Browning M2 HB machine gun. Includes mounting stirrups and Traverse and Elevation mechanisms for each.

CONDITION: One tripod is new in original shipping box complete with silver foil packing paper and packaging in near mint condition.

The other tripod is unused, but exhibiting light corrosion over original gray parkerized finish.

Should clean up just fine. A nice pair of post-World War II M3 tripods for the Browning M2 HB machine gun, or adapt to another gun of your choice. Great steady mounts! JWK 2019-10-223 1,000 - 2,000

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2128 - LOT OF DESIRABLE M60 PARTS INCLUDING BARRELS, ASSAULT BOXES, LINKS, AND MORE. Lot consists of 5 Capco plastic assault boxes, approximately 2000 links, barrel bag, sling, bolt, buffer assembly, forearm, operating rod assembly, bipod, E4 Mod 0 cover with relief cut and nickel plated feed cam, and three barrels. Barrels are two heavy fluted commando barrels, one unfluted commando barrel. CONDITION: Very good with some marks from handling and usage. Bores are very good, bright and shiny, with sharp rifling and some evidence of firing. EW 2,000 - 4,000

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2129 - DESIRABLE AND VERY INTERESTING HECKLER & KOCH MP5 TACTICAL BRIEFCASE. This is a briefcase designed by H&K to mount an MP5 inside with the barrel mounting into a small port on the left side and a clamp system with brass deflector to secure the gun and deflect fired brass into the bottom of the briefcase. When mounted, a safety mounted on the handle is slid back and the trigger can be depressed, actuating a lever that pulls the firearm trigger. The case itself is manufactured out of pebble textured composite plastic with some metal reinforcement. CONDITION: Excellent. There are some traces of markings from usage, including some silvering to metal and some marks on plastic interior.

Exterior has some marks from use and storage. Operates correctly. If you have an MP5, this is an item that should pique quite some interest! EW 300 - 500

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2130 - A VERY DESIRABLE LOT OF MG-42/MG3 PARTS. Lot consists of two bipods, one top cover, two MG3 rear sight graduated out to 1200 meters, two ammo boxes with brass headstamped DAG93A0309 and PPU .308 Win in links, two HK MG3 drums with more PPU .308 Win in links, two feed trays, wood buttstock, flash hider, two bolts, grip assembly with bakelite scales, charging handle, buffer, barrel gate, recuperator, barrel in carry tube in .308, a belt loading machine in can, and associated small parts. CONDITION: Parts appear to be serviceable. Due to the extensive nature of this lot, it would behoove an interested buyer to examine the lot in person. EW 1,000 - 2,000

2131 - LOT OF 2: PARTS KITS - ONE FOR A BERETTA PM 38/43 AND ONE FOR A STEN MKIII. Lot consists of (A) Beretta PM 38/43 parts kit that was torch cut through the receiver. Aluminum grip frame with wood grip and forend. Fluted barrel with two port muzzle brake. Interestingly, the top of the receiver was hand engraved with one section of receiver with a still legible “BERETTA” and the other with “M38/43” and “C / 785”. CONDITION: Torch cut. Remaining metal is good with some patination and usage marks from when this was a complete gun. Wood is good with numerous handling marks. Numerous areas of slag and heat marks. (B) Sten Mark II parts kit, complete, but torch cut in three spots. “STEN MK II” and small proofs visible on left side of forward receiver cut. “6,1 S” near trigger guard.

Bolt is welded, marked “FY”. Bore is welded. One magazine, marked “I.C.R. 1” Buttstock marked “M/16” (?) CONDITION: Torch cut. Metal is fair with some patination. Numerous areas with slag, sanding, and heat marks. EW 1,500 - 2,000

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2132 - LOT OF DESIRABLE M60E3 CONVERSION PARTS WITH BARRELS. Lot consists of E3 ambidextrous safety, E3 forearm with vertical foregrip, E3 buttstock, E3 trigger group, E3 top cover, E3 sling swivels, E3 bipod, E3 commando barrel, E3 long barrel, two E3 pistons, E3 hanger, E3 heatshield, along with a feed tray, two bolts, feed cam, two buffer assemblies, chrome gas tube, two loose flash hiders, drive rod assembly, and associated small parts. CONDITION: Parts are very good with some handling marks. Bores of barrels are excellent, bright and shiny, with sharp rifling and some evidence of firing. If you have an M60 and want to convert it to an E3 or just reduce the weight, this is an excellent lot. EW 1,200 - 1,800

2133 - LOT OF M2 .50 BROWNING MACHINEGUN PARTS AND ACCESSORIES. Large lot consisting of: belt loading machine, barrel wrench, 2 different style barrel handles, flashider, bolt, barrel extension, buffer assembly, two hand delinkers in boxes, two driving rod assemblies, firing pins, timing gauge, cleaning brushes, lever lock release, two paper manuals, and several small parts in sealed bags. Most appear to be newer production items. CONDITION: All parts and tools appear to be in fine and usable condition. GR 800 - 1,200 2134 - LOT OF DESIRABLE ULTIMAX 100 MACHINE GUN ACCESSORIES. The Ultimax 100 that is associated with these accessories are being offered in a separate lot in this auction. Lot consists of two additional barrels, three drum magazines, and four standard magazines. One barrel with plastic protective cover over the birdcage flash hider, adjustable gas port, adjustable front sight, and slanted carrying handle.

Marked “115” on left side of barrel. Second barrel with birdcage flash hider, adjustable gas port, adjustable front sight, slanted carrying handle. Drum magazines marked for production by Chartered Industries of Singapore, one drum marked “Restricted Enforcement Law and Military Only / CTS, Inc - Hermitage PA” as part of manufacture, second marked “Restricted Law Enforcement/Military / Use Only” and “ODE SG CTS, Inc. Heritage, PA” in electropencil. Three of the 30 round magazines are marked for Chartered Industries manufacture on baseplate, one has “Ultimax 100” label on bottom.

CONDITION: Barrels are very good, retaining majority of finish, with bright and shiny bores. Barrels both have some black finish left, scattered around the barrels. 30 round magazines are good with handling marks from use. Drums are very good with marks from use. If you have an Ultimax, this is a very desirable lot. EW 500 - 1,000

2135 - LOT OF 12: STEYR MP69 MAGAZINES. Lot consists of 12 Steyr MP69 25 round magazines. 11 of the magazines have silver metal followers, one has black plastic follower. Five are still in their original sealed packaging. Magazine with black follower has a solid baseplate, others have a small viewport cut into baseplate. Black follower magazine also has “Steyer / MPi69” on baseplate and a small viewport on left side of body. CONDITION: Very good.

Some magazines show some finish loss from being inserted and removed from magazine well and usage.

Magazines that are not sealed have good spring tension. Packaging is good with some minor tears from storage and transportation, but still sealed. EW 500 - 1,000

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2136 - LOT OF 10: H&R MODEL 65 MAGAZINES IN THE STILL SEALED MILITARY SHIPPING ENVELOPE. Thick paper envelope marked “10 MAGAZINE, assembly / B-SA22-61 / Line Item #3148 / P.S. Reising, M65”. There is pencil initialing to the top right of the stamp, potentially acknowledging receipt. Envelope is still sealed. CONDITION: Excellent overall. The packaging has a small tear on the bottom left side where a baseplate poked through and some patina from age by complete but printing is still legible. The package was not opened to confirm condition of magazines. Finding one H&R 65 magazine can be difficult, and finding all a complete set of ten in the sealed issue packing is even harder. If you collect military .22 trainers, this is a collector’s prize. EW 500 - 1,000

2137 - (A) FANTASTIC UNTOUCHED U.S. MODEL 1808 NAVY FLINTLOCK PISTOL

BY NORTH. Manufacturer: Simeon North Model: 1808 Navy Caliber/Bore: .65 Smoothbore Barrel Length: 10 - 1/8” FFL Status: Antique This pistol is known by collectors as the best existing example of an 1808 North Navy. Only 3,000 of these pistols were made by Simeon North between 1808 and 1810. They feature a steel belt hook for naval use. Round steel smoothbore barrel is unmarked, which is correct for this model. Flat lockplate stamped with large eagle over “U. STATES” in center, tail stamped “S. NORTH/BERLIN/CON.” vertically, brass pan and reinforced cock.

All screws are marked with small inspection marks. Standard brass Model 1808 furniture. Full length walnut stock and original wooden ramrod.

CONDITION: This pistol is in excellent condition with crisp markings overall. It has dark, untouched, as found patina throughout. Lock is in its original flintlock configuration. Belt hook has a corroded, dark patina. Brass retains a dark, completely unpolished patina. Stock retains a dark surface with sharp edges showing very little use, one minor crack above lockplate tail. This is a particularly nice example of the earliest naval pistol used by the United States. DMG 5,000 - 10,000

2138 - (A) FINE SILVER MOUNTED DITTRICH MOBILE, ALABAMA RETAILER MARKED FLINTLOCK TARGET OR DUELING PISTOL BY SIMEON NORTH. Manufacturer: S. North Model: Target/Dueling Pistol Caliber/Bore: .56 Smoothbore Barrel Length: 10” FFL Status: Antique This is perhaps the only silver mounted Simeon North target or dueling pistol in existence. Any Simeon North pistol of this style is rare, especially accompanied by retailer markings of Dittrich in Mobile, Alabama. This example has a smoothbore octagonal barrel with hooked patent breech, top flat stamped “J.R. DITTRICH / MOBILE” as well as partially visible “Connecticut” in script. Barrel retains some Damascus finish. There is a small front post sight and a notched rear sight, mounted on the engraved tang. Flat lockplate engraved on tail with a scene of a tree and house, center inscribed “North” above Middletown, Conn”. Lock is engraved with an acanthus leaf border. The left side features a period and original belthook with the tang inlaid around and behind the lock retaining screw. There is is silver rib mounted on the bottom of the barrel with a ringed silver ramrod ferrule. The mounts are all of solid sterling silver, including the silver oval wrist escutcheon with vacant inscription, the barrel wedge escutcheons, the tip of the ebony ramrod, and the target trigger guard with a pineapple finial, acanthus leaf borders and engraved designs on the bow. Partially figured walnut half-stock with shaped checkered panels on each side of the grip, relief panels around the lock and sideplate, and a silver nosecap. Complete with original silver-tipped ebony ramrod. The pistol has an adjustable set trigger. CONDITION: Barrel shows some wear and light light pitting, retaining a brown patina with visible Damascus. Stamped retailer markings are clear but “Connecticut” marking is only partially visible. Lock is a reconversion and retains a grey patina, some wear to “Middletown”, which is only partially visible. Silver mounts are excellent, showing little wear and mostly polished, retaining some old dark patina in protected areas. Stock shows some marring to checkering and has one minor splinter replaced near nosecap on right side, probably during period of use. Bore has been polished bright. With some restoration, this has great potential. Belthook shows a grey patina with some scattered pitting. A fantastic Alabama retailer marked silver-mounted North pistol. DMG 5,000 - 8,000

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2139 - (A) RARE US MODEL 1807 FLINTLOCK CONTRACT PISTOL BY MARTIN FRY. Manufacturer: Martin Fry Model: 1807 Contract Caliber/Bore: .58 Smoothbore Barrel Length: 10” FFL Status: Antique For another identical example, see number 109 on pages 228-229 of “Historic Pistols” by Samuel E. Smith and Edwin W. Bitter. A record in the National Archives dated 1811 lists the number of pistols delivered under the 1807 contracts by each contractor. Martin Fry was credited with 58 pairs. Only three pistols by Fry are known to exist, according to “Historic Pistols”. The pistol has a round, smoothbore barrel with small brass front sight and is stamped at the breech with “US” and an eagle’s head over “CT”. The flat lockplate has beveled edges and is stamped at the tail, vertically, “M FREY US”. Standard brass 1807 contract furniture. Full length plain walnut stock stamped behind the sideplate on the left side with inspector’s cartouche “V / JS” for Jacob Shough. CONDITION: Barrel retains a grey patina and the markings are clear. Some additional finish has been added. The lock appears to be a good, professional reconversion with excellent markings. The lock retains a grey patina. Brass retains a mellow mustard patina. The last 6” of the forend have been professionally replaced. This rare pistol is one of only three known. DMG 10,000 - 20,000

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2140 - (A) U.S. MODEL 1805 HARPER’S FERRY FLINTLOCK PISTOL, SERIAL NUMBER 1365, DATED 1807.

Manufacturer: Harpers Ferry Model: 1805 Caliber/Bore: .54 Smoothbore Barrel Length: 10 - 1/16” FFL Status: Antique This model is considered among the most beautiful and aesthetically pleasing of American martial pistols.

The prestigious American Society of Arms Collectors chose this gun in profile as their logo. These guns were made in pairs between 1806 and 1808 with a total production of about 4,000 guns with each gun of a pair having the same serial number. This gun is the standard pattern with round steel barrel, breech marked with stamped serial number “1365”, “US” in an oval, and an eagles head over “P”. Lock is marked “HARPERS/FERRY/1807” in vertical arcs behind cock. Under the pan is a spread-winged eagle facing toward the cock over “US”. The plain walnut stock is marked opposite the lock with clear inspector cartouche “V / JS” for inspector James Stubblefield. Right side of pommel stamped “MB”. Standard brass Model 1805 furniture. CONDITION: Very good, overall. Steel retains a freckled grey brown patina with some scattered minor pitting. Lock is in its original flintlock configuration, but cock is a period replacement and has matching patina. Touchole slightly enlarged from period use. Markings are excellent and lock retains a spotted grey patina. Stock good with some scattered marks from use, minor crack between bottom of lockplate and triggerguard. Ramrod is a period replacement. Brass retains a dark, unpolished patina. This is a very nice untouched and as found example. DMG 4,000 - 8,000 2141 - (A) RARE U.S. MODEL 1817 SPRINGFIELD ARMORY FLINTLOCK MARTIAL PISTOL TYPE I. Manufacturer: Springfield Armory Model: 1817 Caliber/Bore: .70 Smoothbore Barrel Length: 11” FFL Status: Antique A rare gun with only approximately 400 manufactured using the 1807 style lock under the supervision of Colonel Robert Lee. Of standard configuration throughout. The long 11” barrel stamped “T”, eagle and “V”, dated 1818. The lock with swan-neck cock, lock struck with eagle and shield over “U.S.”, tail of lock marked “SPRINGFIELD 1818”. Walnut stock with inspector’s marks. CONDITION: Barrel is mostly smooth, even aged brown with some marks, lock is similarly even age brown over pinprick pitting, hammer and frizzen with pinprick pitting, pistol shows no evidence of re-conversion, frizzen spring is possibly replaced, stock rates very good with small chunks missing at breech. Inspector’s marks are somewhat obscured but visible. Wood has an attractive hand-worn patina. Oak ramrod with cleaning jag possibly original. Action is excellent, bore is good. One of the rarest and most desirable U.S. flintlock Martiall pistols. MZ 5,000 - 7,000 2142 - (A) A RARE AND DESIRABLE MID-18TH CENTURY SCOTTISH ALL STEEL FLINTLOCK RAMSHORN BUTT PISTOL BY JOHN A MICHIE. Manufacturer: J Michie Model: Scottish All-Steel Pistol Caliber/Bore: .63 Smoothbore Barrel Length: 7 - 1/4” FFL Status: Antique Steel barrel fluted at breech, octagonal and swamped at muzzle, finely engraved in typical Scottish fashion with scrolls. Steel stock finely engraved throughout with characteristic Scottish scroll and wriggle work. Ramshorn butt engraved with scrolls, unusual pierced pricker en suite with pierced trigger. The lock engraved en suite with stock and barrel, well signed “I.A. Michie”. Hammer and frizzen engraved as well. Finely pierced ramrod an indication of trigger and pricker, is the original. Belt hook is the original engraved en suite and extremely well pierced. CONDITION: Barrel mostly smooth steel color. Stock in crisp condition with the exception of some extremely minor pitting, mostly on left side. Lock is very crisp. Some minor pitting on underside of hammer. Frizzen is good, all screws appear to be original as are small parts on lock. Action is extremely crisp. Bore is good.

Basically an untouched all original mid-18th century Scottish pistol by a well known maker, worthy of inclusion in any collection of Scottish weapons. MZ 4,000 - 6,000

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2143 - (A) DESIRABLE U.S. MODEL 1855 PERCUSSION PISTOL CARBINE DATED 1856.

Manufacturer: Springfield Model: 1856 Pistol Carbine Caliber/Bore: .58 Smoothbore Barrel Length: 12” FFL Status: Antique Pistol and stock of standard configuration throughout. Barrel dated on tang 1855, lock dated 1856, stock properly numbered on yoke “5”. With only 4021 manufactured, the 1855 pistol carbine is a very scarce Martial pistol.

Most of these have reproduction stocks, this example has its original Springfield stock. CONDITION: Barrel rates excellent with a coat of old varnish protecting the bright polished metal, lock is equally crisp, Maynard primer parts are intact and still retain original arsenal finish.

Walnut stock rates excellent, with the exception of a lozenge shaped carving forward of the trigger guard. No inspector’s mark on the stock but retains considerable raised grain. Brass mounts show very little wear, butt stock rates excellent overall. Good crisp “5” on yoke and “U.S.” on buttplate. Overall one of the better examples of this handsome U.S. Martial single-shot pistol. Many were issued for the 1st and 2nd U.S. Calvary in the American West. MZ 4,000 - 6,000

2144 - (A) SECONDARY 1807 TYPE FLINTLOCK PISTOL BY HENRY. Manufacturer: Joseph Henry Model: 1807 Type Caliber/Bore: .62 Smoothbore Barrel Length: 10” FFL Status: Antique This pistol was one in the William M. Locke Collection and is shown as pistol “D” on page 77 of “The American Arms Collector”. The pistol is also shown in plate 13 on page 122 and 123 of “UNITED STATES MARTIAL PISTOLS & REVOLVERS” by Major Arcadi Gluckman. The pistol has an octagonal smoothbore barrel with hooked breech and small brass front sight. The flat lockplate is stamped “J. HENRY” in the center. The furniture is the style of the 1807 contract pistol with the addition of a silver oval-shaped wrist escutcheon and slightly different sideplate. Full length plain walnut stock with replaced steel tipped wooden ramrod. CONDITION: Barrel and lock have an applied brown finish, showing some wear and minor pitting. Lock reconverted to flintlock configuration professionally. Brass retains a mellow mustard patina. Stock a couple minor slivers replaced around lockplate. A nice unusual variation. DMG 3,000 - 5,000

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2145 - (A) SCARCE T. FRENCH NAVEL PISTOL CIRCA 1812-1815.

Manufacturer: T. French Model: Navy Pistol Caliber/Bore: .67 Smoothbore Barrel Length: 10” FFL Status: Antique For another example with the same markings, see number 124 on pages 260-261 of “Historic Pistols”

by Samuel E. Smith and Edwin W. Bitter. All French pistols were made in Canton, Massachusetts between 1810 and 1815 and were used in the War of 1812. The round barrel is deeply stamped with an eagle’s head over “P” cartouche over the breech, as well as small “W.N.Y.”, which is the mark of the Washington Navy Yard. It is believed that this mark was put on when the pistol was converted to percussion. The flat lockplate has a molding at the tail and beveled edges; in the center there is a stamped eagle over “US” in an oval, below that it is stamped “T. FRENCH”. The brass furniture is similar to that on the North Berlin pistols, including a flat, long, serpentine sideplate. The full length walnut stock is stamped behind the sideplate with traces of the marking “MARSH / MA / V”, which is believed to be that of an inspector at the Washington Navy Yard at the time they were converted to percussion. The pistol has a bag grip. Complete with a replaced ramrod. CONDITION: Barrel retains an applied brown finish and shows some scattered marks. Lock retains a matching applied brown finish with some wear to eagle marking and some scattered denting. The lock has been professionally reconverted to flintlock configuration. Stock shows heavy marks from use, a couple minor repairs around the lockplate, and some minor cracks. Brass retains a mellow patina. The belt hook mounted on the left side is a contemporary replacement. DMG 3,000 - 5,000 2146 - (A) 1807 STYLE MILITIA CONTRACT PISTOL BY HENRY. Manufacturer: Joseph Henry Model: Militia Contract Pistol Caliber/Bore: .60 Smoothbore Barrel Length: 9 - 7/8” FFL Status: Antique Tapered smoothbore steel barrel with indistinct proof on left side of breech, flat lockplate stamped “PHILA” vertically at tail and “J HENRY” in center. Standard Model 1807 style brass furniture with the addition of a brass oval wrist escutcheon. Full length plain walnut stock complete with associated ramrod. CONDITION: Barrel and lock retain a freckled grey patina with some light pitting and wear to markings. Lock is in its original flintlock configuration. Brass retains a mellow mustard patina with some scattered marks from use. Last 3” of forend have been replaced, as well as a small sliver above the lock tang. Otherwise good, showing edge wear and scattered marks. DMG 2,500 - 4,500 2147 - (A) A GOOD ALL STEEL SCOTTISH RAMSHORN BUTT FLINTLOCK PISTOL BY CHARLES PLAYFAIR OF ABERDEEN. Manufacturer: Charles Playfair Model: Scottish All-Steel Pistol Caliber/Bore: .56 Smoothbore Barrel Length: 6 - 1/2” FFL Status: Antique Steel barrel is heavily engraved at breech with wriggle work and spray of leaves.

Swamp muzzle chiseled and engraved en suite. Barrel signed in a flourished reserve “Playfair Aberdeen”. Charles Playfair worked between 1796 and 1859. Bolted lock with push on safety finely engraved with scrolls and signed “Playfair Aberdeen”. Double neck cock engraved en suite with lock. Roller bearing frizzen engraved. Steel stock engraved with foliage en suite with lock and barrel. Plain ball trigger and pricker. Finely made ramrod, possibly the original. Playfair made excellent guns, the present example is no exception. CONDITION: Barrel is cleaned over minor pitting, stock is cleaned with more significant pitting on spine and left side. Mainspring is either absent or broken as gun will not cock properly. Push on safety likely a replacement. Bore is fair. Steel belt hook the original. A good example of a Scottish flintlock dress pistol by one of the better makers. MZ 2,000 - 3,000

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2148 - (A) A GOOD ALL STEEL SCOTTISH PERCUSSION DRESS PISTOL BY DANIEL ROSS, 9 SOUTH STREET, EDINBURGH, 1838.

Manufacturer: Daniel Ross Model: Scottish All-Steel Pistol Caliber/Bore: .50 Smoothbore Barrel Length: 6” FFL Status: Antique Barrel is fluted at breech with octagonal muzzle, engraved signed “Ross Edinburgh”. Bolted lock with push on safety and sparse engraving signed “Ross Edinburgh”. Steel stock engraved throughout its length with scrolls and inlaid with silver dots, Scottish thistles, and Clan MacLean armorial “Altera Merces”. Owner’s initials in silver reserve, “HML”. Silver pricker engraved with expanded flowers en suite with silver ball trigger. Original belt hook. CONDITION: Barrel with significant pitting, mostly at muzzle. Lock has been cleaned, leaving engraving light. Hammer has been damaged and repaired, obscuring all engraving. Steel stock with minor pitting throughout, however, silver inlay is crisp and legible with beautiful armorial and Clan MacLean motto. Action is crisp. Bore is good. Ramrod appears to be an old period replacement. MZ 1,800 - 2,600 2149 - (A) KENTUCKY STYLE SECONDARY FLINTLOCK MARTIAL PISTOL BY SQUIRE & CO. Manufacturer: Squire & Co. Model: Secondary Martial Kentucky Pistol Caliber/Bore: .60 Rifled Barrel Length: 11 - 15/16” FFL Status: Antique This pistol has a long, octagonal, heavily rifled steel barrel with front sights mounted on top.

There is a “P” deeply stamped on the left side of the breech. The flat lockplate is marked “SQUIRE & Co.” in the center and features a reinforced cock and a waterproof pan with roller frizzen. Plain Martial type brass furniture includes trigger guard, pommel cap with tombstone shaped tang; and ramrod ferrules, the foremost ferrule is trumpeted. There is a brass nosecap as well. Full length plain walnut stock complete with associated wooden ramrod.

CONDITION: Barrel retains a brown patina with some scattered pitting, especially around touch hole. Lock retains a dark grey patina and is in its original flintlock configuration, functions well. The cock screw is a later replacement. Brass retains a mellow mustard patina with some scattered marks from use. Stock very good with some scattered bruising and hairline age cracks. A very attractive Kentucky style pistol with an unusually long barrel. DMG 2,000 - 4,000 2150 - (A) 2ND MODEL VIRGINIA MANUFACTORY FLINTLOCK PISTOL DATED 1812.

Manufacturer: Virginia Manufactory Model: 2nd Model Caliber/Bore: .62 Smoothbore Barrel Length: 10 - 1/8” FFL Status: Antique For another example of this model, see number 117 on pages 244-245 in “Historic Pistols” by Samuel E. Smith and Edwin W. Bitter. Like the 1st Model, these pistols were issued to Virginia Cavalry, and each trooper carried one pistol and a sword. A total of 2,044 2nd pistols were made during the four years of production. This graceful pistol was copied from the Harper’s Ferry Model 1805. This model was the first American made Martial pistol to have an iron swivel ramrod. The round barrel in unmarked and is mounted with an iron rob below which connects the iron swivel type ramrod. The flat lockplate is marked “VIRGINIA” in the center and “RICHMOND / 1812” at the tail. Standard brass 2nd Model furniture and plain walnut halfstock with brass band at the end. CONDITION: Barrel has been cleaned and retains a translucent applied brown finish with some marks around touch hole. Ramrod is a replacement. Lock retains an applied brown finish with chemical spotting. Lock has been reconverted and markings have been refreshed. Brass retains a dark, unpolished patina. Stock is very good showing some wear and scattered marks. DMG 3,000 - 5,000

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2151 - (A) A REMARKABLE AND MONUMENTAL PAIR OF 18TH CENTURY CONTINENTAL FLINTLOCK BRONZE MOUNTED HOLSTER PISTOLS. Manufacturer: (BOTH) Unknown Model: (BOTH) Flintlock Caliber/Bore: (BOTH) .72 Smoothbore Barrel Length: (BOTH) 16 - 7/8” FFL Status: Antique The nearly 17” long steel barrels with raised rib inlaid with silver in imitation of Arabic calligraphy.

Moulded breeches with poincon with crown over “CO/NA”. The breech is further embellished with silver inlaid scrolls and gold colored pellets.

The stepped bolted locks engraved with foliage. Bridled frizzens. Iron pans. Swan neck cocks engraved en suite. Brass mounts in the Dutch style. Solid sideplates with three piercings engraved with scrolls and foliage. Trigger guard with urn finial and sparse engraving. Heavy spurred butt caps, cast and chased in relief with florals and grotesque mask buttcap. Thumbpiece with decoration en suite with butt. Moulded, figured walnut full stocks with relief carving behind tang and rear ramrod pipe. CONDITION: Barrels is smooth grey metal with some minor spotting. Locks mostly smooth grey metal with some minor pitting. Frizzens in similar condition. Swan neck cock in good condition; top jaw and screw probably replaced long ago. Stocks appears to have some old possibly original varnish and no significant defects throughout other than minor marks. Carving is crisp. Ramrods are replacements.

Otherwise small parts original. Roller bearing frizzens work correctly. Both guns have both full and half cock. Bores are fair and will clean better.

These pistols are over 2 feet long and must have been special ordered for a very large European gentleman. A most impressive addition to a collection of European flintlock pistols. MZ 3,000 - 5,000 2152 - (A) EXTREMELY RARE U.S. MODEL 1813 FLINTLOCK SHIP’S PISTOL BY NORTH. Manufacturer: S. North Model: 1813 Navy Caliber/Bore: .69 Smoothbore Barrel Length: 9 - 1/16” FFL Status: Antique Only 1,626 of this model were made by Simeon North between 1813 and 1815, only 1,000 were delivered to the Navy. This makes it rarer than the Model 1799 North & Cheney martial pistol, as less were made. The original government contract called for 20,000 of these but due to harsh recoil and large size, this was revised. This contract is also important because it was the first time that a gun maker offered a product with interchangeable parts. Round smoothbore steel barrel stamped “P/US” on left side of breech. Flat beveled lockplate with rounded tail, brass pan, and reinforced cock, center of lockplate stamped “S. NORTH/U./eagle/S./MIDDLN. CON.” Standard Model 1813 steel furniture including belt hook. Walnut half-stock with Wickham band. Replaced wooden ramrod. CONDITION: Steel components have been heavily cleaned and retain a bright surface with some minor freckling and light pitting, markings good. Appears to be in its original flintlock configuration. Stock good with scattered marks from use and some minor grain cracks. This is a fine example of a very scarce and early American martial pistol. DMG 3,000 - 6,000 2153 - (A) VIRGINIA MANUFACTORY 2ND MODEL FLINTLOCK PISTOL DATED 1815.

Manufacturer: Virginia Manufactory Model: 2nd Model Caliber/Bore: .60 Smoothbore Barrel Length: 10” FFL Status: Antique For another identical example, see number 118 on pages 246-247 in “Historic Pistols” by Samuel E. Smith and Edwin W. Bitter. This 2nd Model has two variations that only pistols of this date have. They have a thicker and straighter grip, but the most noticeable difference int he lock marking. “RICHMOND” is stamped in block letters in a horizontal curve in the center of the lockplate and the date 1815 stamped vertically at the tail. This pistol has assembly number 44 on the left side of the barrel at the breech, on all of the brass mounts, and on the stock behind the sideplate. Virginia Manufactory issued only one pistol to each trooper, unlike the pairs issued with Harper’s Ferry pistols. Armory records show only 366 pistols were made in 1815, making this variation as rare as the wooden ramrod variation. CONDITION: Barrel retains a grey patina with scattered dark spotting and light freckling. Lock retains a grey patina with very good markings. Pistol appears to be in its original flintlock configuration. Cock is a replacement. Brass furniture retains a mustard patina and shows some scattered marks from use. Stock is very good with some wear and scattered marks, and two tiny repairs around the lock. A very good and scarce Southern pistol. DMG 5,000 - 8,000

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2154 - (A) UNTOUCHED U.S. MODEL 1805 HARPER’S FERRY FLINTLOCK PISTOL, SERIAL NUMBER 1162, DATED 1807.

Manufacturer: Harper Model: 1805 Serial No. 1162 Caliber/Bore: .54 Smoothbore Barrel Length: 10 - 1/8” FFL Status: Antique This model is considered among the most beautiful and aesthetically pleasing of American martial pistols.

The prestigious American Society of Arms Collectors chose this gun in profile as their logo. These guns were made in pairs between 1806 and 1808 with a total production of about 4,000 guns with each gun of a pair having the same serial number. This gun is the standard pattern with round steel barrel, breech marked with stamped serial number “1162”, “US” in an oval, and an eagles head over “P”. Lock is marked “HARPERS/FERRY/1807” in vertical arcs behind cock. Under the pan is a spread-winged eagle facing toward the cock over “US”. The plain walnut stock is marked opposite the lock with clear “V / JS” inspector cartouche for James Stubblefield. Standard brass Model 1805 furniture. Period horn-tipped wooden ramrod. CONDITION: Untouched and “as found” with dark patina overall. Lock is in its original flintlock configuration and has a dark patina. Markings are excellent.

Stock shows some scattered marks from use, period crack from left side of breech to trigger floorplate and hairline crack between lock and trigger guard, one chip at lockplate tail. Ramrod is a period replacement. Brass retains a dark, unpolished patina. Brass band loose at top on right side, pommel screw and screw cap are absent. This is a very nice untouched and honest example. DMG 4,000 - 8,000 2155 - (A) UNIQUE AND EXTREMELY RARE PAIR OF FLINTLOCK PISTOLS, PATTERNED AFTER THE MODEL 1811, ATTRIBUTED TO SIMEON NORTH, KNOWN AS THE NORTH PRIVATEER PISTOLS. Manufacturer: (BOTH) Simeon North Model: (BOTH) 1811 Caliber/Bore: (BOTH) .69 Smoothbore Barrel Length: (BOTH) 8 - 3/16” FFL Status: Antique One of the rarest War of 1812 period pistols we have ever offered, these pistols closely follow the 1811 pattern so closely that the owner, Mr. Sadler, was able to interchange parts with his four other model 1811 North pistols. These pistols are thought to be produced for American privateers as the half-round, half-octagonal barrels are stamped Royal Exchange London with standard British proofs on left flat. The maker of the barrels is undoubtedly Bennett, who worked at the Royal Exchange at the address of “At the Cross Daggers, No. 67 Threadneedle Street opposite the North Gate of ye Royal Exchange.”

These pistols are subject of a number of articles, including the May 2003 issue of the Monthly Bugle, page 3, as well as prominently featured in a lavishly color illustrated article in the Man At Arms December 2005, pages 28, 29, and 44, entitled “Privateer Pistols by Simeon North,” Robert A. Sadler III. The Model 1811 style locks are unmarked, however one pistol has an “O” stamped on the screws and frizzen, while the other has a “V” stamped in the same places as the “O” on its mate. CONDITION: Exemplary, with only minor wear to the brass barrels and a few very minor marks. Locks appear to have some original polish remaining. All small parts appear to be original. The walnut full stocks with what appears to be much original varnish finish and only extremely minor marks.

Brass mounts are nearly identical to the Model 1811 and in crisp condition throughout. Action on one pistol is perfect and crisp; the other will not hold on full cock. One ramrod of oak, possibly the original, the other a period (?) replacement. Bores are very good, showing little if any use. Both are original flint. The use of brass barrels likely from a few years prior to the War of 1812 makes perfect sense, as these would have been made for a privateer in the Atlantic or Caribbean. With their extensive publication history and extremely handsome appearance, these pistols should appeal to any collector of US marshal flintlocks or War of 1812 firearms. Complete with extensive documentation. MZ 6,000 - 12,000 436

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2156 - (A) SCARCE US MODEL 1799 2ND CONTRACT NORTH & CHENEY FLINTLOCK SINGLE SHOT MARTIAL PISTOL, SERIAL NUMBER 1011.

Manufacturer: North & Cheney Model: 1799, Second Contract Serial No. 1011 Caliber/Bore: .71 Smoothbore Barrel Length: 8 - 1/2” FFL Status: Antique Scarce original and correct Second Contract North & Cheney pistol. Under 2,000 specimens are believed to be made by Simeon North and Elisha Cheney of Berlin, Connecticut between 1799 and 1802. Copied after the French Model 1777 pistol, it is the first official model of pistol adopted by the United States. In recent years, it has been determined that there were two contracts, this is a Second Contract as it was one of the later 1,500 manufactured. This example is one of only a small number of authentic extant specimens. It features a tapered smoothbore steel barrel, stamped “B” near the breech. Correctly marked in all three locations with the serial number, in the correct font. Bottom of barrel marked with serial number “1011”, corresponding to the same numbers on both the breech plug’s left side and inside the frame, where the barrel rests. Brass frame with lock on right side, brass pan, original reinforced cock. The bottom of the frame stamped “NORTH & CHENEY BERLIN” in an interrupted curve around the front of the trigger guard. Brass trigger guard and buttcap, iron backstrap. Almost all screws, with the exception of two, appear to original. Steel ramrod is a replacement. One piece walnut grip with slight bulbous area on left side, opposite the lock. CONDITION: In dark, “as found” and untouched condition, overall. Barrel and original steel components retain a dark, heavy brown patina with scattered areas of freckling and marks from use. Brass components retain a dark unpolished patina with scattered marks from use, excellent markings. Grip shows shrinkage, deterioration, and scattered cracks and splinters missing, retains a dark patina. Overall, a very nice and authentic example in untouched condition. DMG 20,000 - 40,000

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2157 - (A) A FINE AND RARE J.J. HENRY BOULTON FLINTLOCK KENTUCKY PISTOL. Manufacturer: John Joseph Henry Model: Kentucky Pistol Caliber/Bore: .45 Smoothbore Barrel Length: 9” FFL Status: Antique A classic early flintlock Kentucky pistol of characteristic Henry form with octagonal barrel and simple but elegant lock. Struck “J.J. Henry Boulton”. John Joseph Henry worked from 1786 until his death in 1836. In 1822 he worked with his brother William in the Boulton works. This pistol likely predates that period. Relatively plain lock with swan neck cock, firing pan, well-shaped frizzen spring, and barrel with brass foresight. Simple but elegant brass side plate with two side nails. Brass Kentucky style furniture comprising forend cap, plain trigger guard, and large brass buttcap. Maple full stock with considerable and beautiful figure. CONDITION: Barrel bright steel with slight patination, heavier at touch hole. Lock is clean, slightly patinated. Hammer and small parts appear to be original to the pistol. Brass parts with aged patina. Walnut full stock appears to have considerable original varnish finish. Action works perfectly. Smooth bore is very good. The form on this pistol can only be regarded as near perfect for an American flintlock pistol of this period. An elegant specimen that will please the most discerning collector. MZ 5,000 - 10,000

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2158 - (A) FINE SIMEON NORTH FLINTLOCK DUELING PISTOL. Manufacturer: Simeon North Model: Dueling Pistol Caliber/Bore: .56 Smoothbore Barrel Length: 10” FFL Status: Antique Simeon North dueling pistols are extremely rare.

This professionally refinished example displays the high quality work that Simeon North was capable of doing.

The smoothbore octagonal barrel has a patent hooked breech decorated with two gold bands and a gold inlay with raised lettering “S. NORTH / CONN. / MIDDLETOWN”. The top flat is inscribed “Connecticut” slightly in front of the breech. There is a front sight dovetailed on the top flat, near the muzzle and a rear sight mounted on the decorated tang. The flat lockplate is decorated with a bird and other foliate motifs at the tail, center marked “S. NORTH / Middletown, CON.” Lock has acanthus leaf borders and a sliding half-cock safety. Silver barrel key escutcheons and a horn nosecap.

Fire blued trigger guard with pineapple finial and engraving on bow. Small silver oval-shaped wrist escutcheon. Stock of figured walnut with checkering on grip. Complete with horn tipped ebony ramrod. Complete with a tiger maple display stand for two pistols. CONDITION: Very good as professionally refinished, recheckered, and reconverted. Excellent and proper professional reconversion. Trigger guard and ramrod ferrule reblued and show some pitting beneath. Barrel browned and shows some light pitting. Stock very good with one minor chip at front lock tang.

Horn ramrod tip cracked. Bore has been resurfaced. A very attractive pistol. DMG 5,000 - 10,000 438

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2159 - (A) T. FRENCH FLINTLOCK NAVY PISTOL STAMPED “CANTON”.

Manufacturer: T. French Model: Navy Pistol Caliber/Bore: .62 Smoothbore Barrel Length: 10 - 5/8” FFL Status: Antique This pistol is featured as number 128 on pages 266-267 of “Historic Pistols” by Samuel E. Smith and Edwin W. Bitter. It was once a Chamber’s alteration , as is evident by the piece of wood replaced near the barrel. It was apparently reconverted back to flint by the government. Thomas French was a partner int he firm of French, Blake & Kinsley, who has a musket contract dated 1808 for 4,000 stand of arms. It is believed that Blake was the stockmaker for French pistols and some are marked “Blake”. The round, smoothbore barrel is stamped at the breech with the typical “PM / PC” in a sunken rectangle and “M” over 1814, as well as “EY”. The internal lock parts are numbered 40. The flat lockplate has a molded tail and is marked “CANTON” vertically. There is no French marking, but there are faint traces of an eagle over “US”. The pistol has an iron backstrap running from and integral with the barrel tang and pommel cap. The brass furniture includes an unusual trigger guard with an acorn finial, a plain round pommel cap; and a small, round escutcheon around the front lock screw. There is a large iron belt hook with the tang inlaid into the stock and retained by the rear lock screw. CONDITION: Barrel and lock have been cleaned and retain a pitted, grey surface. Barrel markings are good and visible. Lock markings show wear. Lock has been reconverted. Belt hook is original and shows some pitting. Brass furniture retains a mellowing patina and shows some scattered marks and wear. Stock shows heavy wear and scattered marks from use. There is a piece of wood replaced beneath the belt hook and a piece above the front lock tang. Ramrod is a replacement. PROVENANCE: S.E. Smith Collection. DMG 5,000 - 8,000

2160 - (A) PAIR OF EARLY BRASS BARRELED NEW ENGLAND FLINTLOCK MILITIA PISTOLS. Manufacturer: (BOTH) Unknown Model: (BOTH) Officer Caliber/Bore: (BOTH) .60 Smoothbore Barrel Length: (BOTH) 8” FFL Status: Antique

Circa 1790-1810, this pair of pistols have two-stage brass barrels separated by a relief wedding-band, integral tangs are brass. The unmarked lockplates are flat and have beveled edges, appear to be American. The brass furniture includes small escutcheons around each lock retaining screw, buttcaps, brass triggers, trigger guards with acorn finials and trumpeted ramrod ferrules. The plain stocks have relief beaver tails carved around the barrel tangs. CONDITION: Barrels retain a mellow mustard patina with some areas of dark patina. Locks have been polished and retain a light grey patina, original flintlock configuration. Brass mounts retain a mellowing patina. Stocks show some wear and have been cleaned. Some minor marks from use, small filled holes, and minor small age cracks. One with a small chip to forend near muzzle on right side. A very attractive pair of New England pistols. DMG 4,000 - 6,000

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2161 - (A) U.S. MODEL 1805 HARPER’S FERRY FLINTLOCK PISTOL SN. 814, DATED 1807.

Manufacturer: Harpers Ferry Model: 1805 Serial No. 814 Caliber/Bore: .54 Smoothbore Barrel Length: 10 - 1/16” FFL Status: Antique This model is considered among the most beautiful and aesthetically pleasing of American martial pistols. The prestigious American Society of Arms Collectors chose this gun in profile as their logo. These guns were made in pairs between 1806 and 1808 with a total production of about 4,000 guns with each gun of a pair having the same serial number. This gun is the standard pattern with round steel barrel, breech marked with stamped serial number “814”, “US” in an oval, and an eagles head over “P”. Lock is marked “HARPERS/FERRY/1807” in vertical arcs behind cock. Under the pan is a spread-winged eagle facing toward the cock over “US”. The plain walnut stock is marked “JS” on the right side of the pommel.

Standard brass Model 1805 furniture. Brass-tipped wooden ramrod. CONDITION: Steel retains a freckled light grey patina with some scattered dark spots, has been cleaned at some time. Lock is in its original flintlock configuration and has some minor areas of light corrosion and dark patina. Markings are excellent and lock retains a spotted grey patina. Stock good with some scattered marks from use, some minor chips replaced along pommel cap, and a small piece at the back of the lockplate on the bottom edge. Stock has been refinished. Brass retains a mellowing patina. Cock does not hold on full cock. Bore is good. DMG 4,000 - 6,000

2162 - (A) SCARCE U.S. MODEL 1811 FLINTLOCK MARTIAL PISTOL BY NORTH. Manufacturer: Simeon North Model: 1811 Caliber/Bore: .73 Smoothbore Barrel Length: 8 - 11/16” FFL Status: Antique This is one of only 606 made of the early pinned barrel versions of the Model 1811 pistol. There were only 2,000 Model 1811 pistols of two variations, produced between 1811 and 1813 by Simeon North.

This is one of two types, the other type has a double-strap barrel band. Round steel smoothbore barrel, stamped with eagle head over “CT” inspector’s proof and “US” on left side, near breech. Flat lockplate stamped with large eagle over “U. STATES” in center, tail stamped “S. NORTH/BERLIN/CON.” vertically, brass pan and reinforced cock. Standard brass furniture similar to that of the Model 1808 Navy pistol, but with “S” shaped sideplate and brass pommel cap. Full length plain walnut stock stamped visible but not legible inspectors cartouche behind sideplate. Complete with wooden ramrod.

CONDITION: Barrel and lock retain a later applied brown finish patina with some scattered light freckling. Lock is in its original flintlock configuration. Brass retains a mellow patina with a few scattered marks. Stock good with a more recent finish added and a few light scattered marks from use. One small sliver professionally replaced along top of lockplate tail. This is a hard to find and early transitional martial pistol. DMG 3,000 - 6,000

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2163 - (A) PAIR OF SCOTTISH FLINTLOCK FLINTLOCK RAMSHORN BUTT BELT PISTOL, LOCKS SIGBED NAIRN, DATE OF MANUFACTURE UNCERTAIN. Manufacturer: (BOTH) Nairn Model: Scottish All-Steel Pistol Caliber/Bore: (BOTH) .56 Smoothbore Barrel Length: (BOTH) 8 - 7/8” FFL Status: Antique Brass barrels, octagonal at muzzle, engraved with urns and strapwork.

Steel stocks crudely engraved in the Scottish manner. Plain locks engraved Nairn. Plain swan neck cocks. Plain frizzen. Pierced steel ball trigger.

Pierced steel ball pricker en suite with trigger. Steel ramshorn butt crudely engraved with strapwork.

Steel belt hook pierced and slashed.

CONDITION: Barrels are excellent with only a few minor marks. Barrel pulling away from stock on one pistol, missing barrel key. One ramrod missing. Actions function. One pistol with split at breech. Bores are excellent as new. A most interesting pair of brass barreled ramshorn butt Scottish pistols. As stated, date of manufacture uncertain. PROVENANCE: Sotheby’s London, Lot 459, June 1987.

MZ 3,000 - 5,000

2164 - (A) A RARE AND DESIRABLE U.S. MODEL 1813 US MARTIAL SINGLE SHOT FLINTLOCK PISTOL BY SIMEON NORTH. Manufacturer: Simeon North Model: 1813 Caliber/Bore: .69 Smoothbore Barrel Length: 9-1/16” FFL Status: Antique

Only 1150 of these scarce martial pistols were made from 1813 to 1815. Though the original order called for 20,000, the large caliber and punishing recoil caused the order to be revised. The 1813 is also the first contract in which a gunmaker agreed to provide parts interchangeability. Considering that at least half were converted to percussion, this leaves fewer than 600 original flint 1813’s for collectors. CONDITION: The barrel with spotty brown patina, stamped “HHP” on right side of breech and “P” over “US” on left. The lock is in its original flintlock configuration and has deep even age brown and no significant pitting, and is stamped S. NORTH MIDLN CONN. Iron mounts are good, possibly retaining traces of original lacquer brown. Barrel band spotted en suite with barrel. Stock has very little wear and only minor marks. Stock appears to retain some original raised grain. One side nail sheared. Good inspector’s cartouche “V / HHP” for Henry H. Perkin, matching “HHP” on barrel. Action is excellent. Bore is excellent.

Oak ramrod with slotted tip is possibly the original. Altogether an unusually good example of this most desirable primary U.S. martial pistol. DG 3,500 - 5,500

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2165 - (A) SCARCE U.S. MODEL 1813 NAVY FLINTLOCK PISTOL BY NORTH. Manufacturer: S. North Model: 1813 Navy Caliber/Bore: .69 Smoothbore Barrel Length: 9 - 1/8” FFL Status: Antique Only 1,626 of this model were made by Simeon North between 1813 and 1815, only 1,000 were delivered to the Navy.

This makes it rarer than the Model 1799 North & Cheney Martial pistol, as less were made. The original government contract called for 20,000 of these but due to harsh recoil and large size, this was revised. This contract is also important because it was the first time that a gun maker offered a product with interchangeable parts. Round smoothbore steel barrel stamped “P/US” on left side of breech. Flat beveled lockplate with rounded tail, brass pan, and reinforced cock, center of lockplate stamped “S. NORTH/U./eagle/S./MIDDLN. CON.” Standard Model 1813 steel furniture. Walnut halfstock with Wickham band and wooden ramrod with steel cleaning rod tip. Left side of stock shows a hole for the belthook, which is now absent and a wooden plug fills the hole. CONDITION: Spotted brown patina on barrel and furniture with some minor freckling and light pitting, markings excellent. Touchole has been rebushed or reconverted, lock retains a dark brown freckled patina with some wear to “S. NORTH” marking. Appears to be a very good professional reconversion with proper parts. Stock with loss above pommel cap on left side and a small chip missing along top of sideplate, edges are worn. This is a fine example of a very scarce and early American martial pistol. DMG 3,000 - 5,000 2166 - (A) FINE U.S. MODEL 1836 FLINTLOCK SINGLE SHOT MARTIAL PISTOL BY JOHNSON. Manufacturer: R. Johnson Model: 1836 Caliber/Bore: .54 Smoothbore Barrel Length: 8 - 1/2” FFL Status: Antique The Model 1836 was the last U.S. martial pistol made using the flintlock mechanism.

About 41,000 were manufactured between 1836 and 1844 by Asa Waters and Robert Johnson. This was the standard issue pistol for the Mexican War and many were converted to percussion for later use during the American Civil War. Round smoothbore steel barrel with markings “U.S./EB/P” near breech and left side with small “H” inspector stamp. Small brass half moon front sight and oval rear sight on tang. Flat beveled lockplate with rounded tail section, stamped in the center “U.S./R. JOHNSON/ MIDDN. CONN/1842”, brass pan and reinforced cock. Standard Model 1836 steel furniture and swivel type ramrod with button plunger. Plain walnut half-stock with deep inspector cartouches “JH” for Joseph Hannis and “WAT” for William A. Thornton. CONDITION: Excellent. Barrel and furniture retain most of original polish and only have some light scattered spots, markings excellent. The lock retains most of its original original case colors which have darkened somewhat. Stock excellent with most of original finish, only a few scattered storage marks, excellent cartouches. It would be very difficult to find an example in better condition. This model is considered by many collectors to be the best made, best looking, and best performing flintlock martial pistol produced. DG 2,000 - 3,500 442

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2167 - (A) AN EARLY 19TH CENTURY RAMSHORN BUTT ALL STEEL SCOTTISH FLINTLOCK DRESS PISTOL SIGNED CAMPBELL. Manufacturer: J. Campbell Model: Flintlock Caliber/Bore: .54 Smoothbore Barrel Length: 6â&#x20AC;?

FFL Status: Antique Steel barrel octagonal at breech and muzzle, engraved with Scottish thistles, shield with Cross of St. Andrew, once heightened with gilding. Bolted lock engraved with scrolls signed Campbell in script. Roller bearing frizzen, double neck cock engraved en suite with lock. Top jaw is a replacement. Steel stock etched throughout its length with trophy of arms and Cross of St. Andrew on spine. Ramshorn butt, plain steel pricker en suite with plain steel trigger. Plain steel belt hook. Ramrod has been replaced. CONDITION: Barrel slightly worn with little gilding remaining in engraving. Lock is crisp with little or no patination. Stock is heavily worn and etching is difficult to discern in places. Trophy of arms on spine readily discernible. Action is stiff but functions properly.

An attractive Scottish all steel ramshorn butt dress pistol. MZ 2,000 - 3,000

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2168 - (A) A GOOD ALL STEEL SCOTTISH FLINTLOCK RAMSHORN BUTT BELT PISTOL. Manufacturer: Unknown Model: Flintlock Caliber/Bore: .48 Smoothbore Barrel Length: 5 - 3/8â&#x20AC;?

FFL Status: Antique Steel barrel octagonal at breech and muzzle engraved with florals, vines, and heightened with gold and gilding. The unsigned lock with good floral engraving. Swan neck cock engraved en suite. Plain frizzen. Roller bearing frizzen spring. Plain steel trigger engraved with an expanded flower. Plain pricker. Steel stock engraved en suite with barrel. Cuts in engraving heightened with gilding. Steel ramrod a replacement. Original belt hook engraved en suite. CONDITION: Barrel with some very minor pitting, engraving still crisp, some gilding remaining. Stock with minor pitting throughout, some gilding remaining in engraving. Small parts on lock appear to be original. Pan is lined in gold. Pricker possibly the original. Action is excellent, as new. Bore is bright. A very attractive Scottish flintlock ramshorn butt dress pistol. MZ 2,000 - 3,000

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2169 - (A) TRYON MARTIAL STYLE PERCUSSION RIFLE. Manufacturer: Tryon Model: Percussion Caliber/Bore: .45 Rifled Barrel Length: 35 - 1/4” FFL Status: Antique Unusual Tryon marked rifle with half round half octagon rifled barrel fitted for socket style bayonet. Front blade sight with rear military style graduated sight. Curly maple checkered wrist stock with cheekpiece and iron four piece patchbox, trigger guard and toeplate. Barrel held by two brass musket style bands with brass musket style nosepiece.

Gun has military style sling swivels. Percussion lock marked “Tryon Philada” with patent breech and double set trigger control. Gun comes with steel ramrod, mold marked “CP 178” and “US” marked socket style bayonet with leather scabbard. Interesting gun with consignor indicating manufacture as a sniper’s rifle. CONDITION: Gun exhibits overall original patina with some light handling marks. Good mechanics. Bayonet is clean with good sheath. Bullet mold is pitted from use with visible markings. DLM 2019 5,000 - 10,000

2170 - (A) WILLIAM HENRY MARKED KENTUCKY RIFLE. Manufacturer: W. Henry Model: Flintlock Rifle Caliber/Bore: .60 Rifled Barrel Length: 50 - 5/8” FFL Status: Antique Massive octagon barreled fullstock Kentucky rifle stamped “W. HENRY LANCASTER” on top barrel flat. 1-3/4” wide butt curly maple full stock with Lancaster style patchbox and toe release. Massive 50-5/8” long barrel with deep rifling and .60 caliber. Lancaster style sideplate and trigger guard. Huge faceted brass ramrod pipes holding a large hardwood ramrod with hidden worm attachment in tip. Flat iron barrel keys with barrel having rifle sights. Lancaster style sideplate holding an early style handmade lock with a tipped rear controlled by a single trigger. Consignor has paperwork indicating possible manufacture for use by colonial troops in the Revolution. CONDITION: Rifle has aged patina on metal parts with unpolished brass having a golden patina.

Lid on patchbox has small dent. Lock is possible replacement with gun never converted. Wood has excellent original finish with no visible restoration and light handling and usage marks. Mechanics are good.

A very interesting rifle. DLM2019 10,000 - 15,000

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2171 - (A) FINE CARVED BUCKS COUNTY LONGRIFLE SIGNED WEIKER ON PATCHBOX WITH PRICE. Manufacturer: George Wiker Model: Kentucky Longrifle Caliber/Bore: .50 Smoothbore Barrel Length: 43 - 1/8” FFL Status: Antique A pewter Kentucky Rifle Association medallion accompanies this rifle, as it was in the 2016 President’s display. George Wiker was a Bucks County, Pennsylvania gunsmith. The rifle has a full length octagonal barrel with a dovetailed silver front sight, and an iron rear sight centered on block. The underside of the barrel is stamped “CHRIST”.

The handmade flat lockplate is decorated with springs of engraving at the tail and in the center. The rifle has a classic Bucks County trigger with rearward facing curl. The brass furniture includes the classic one piece Bucks County patchbox with hinge horizontally on the bottom. The lid is decorated with fine foliate borders and is inscribed “G Wiker gun Smith / Price $18” along with a small flower with propeller, typically associated with Shuler. Classic Bucks County trigger guard with large lug at the front of the bow. Toeplate patchbox release. Elongated ramrod entry ferrule with integrated wearplate decorated with vine borders and floral engraving around the screws. The brass nosecap has an open face at the muzzle with the wood exposed, as typically found in Bucks County. Classic Bucks County sideplate with beveled edges and terminating with a ball in the back. Silver oval wrist escutcheon with rocker panel border and vacant inscription. Silver oval escutcheon above elongated relief cheekpiece, also engraved with rocker panel borders and fastened with brass pins. Full length figured maple stock of class Bucks County, Pennsylvania form showing clear Northampton County influence. Decorated with finely executed incised carved ‘C’ scrolls on both sides of the cheekpiece, as well as on the right side behind the wrist. There is a fine relief carved shell design around the barrel tang as well as incised panels around the lock and sideplate, both terminating with a Fleur-de-Lis type design at the rear. Both sides of forend carved with a deep flute as is common on Bucks County rifles.

CONDITION: Barrel retains a dark brown patina with some edge wear and scattered denting. Lock retains an applied brown finish and is crudely reconverted to flintlock configuration. Brass retains a mustard patina with some scattered marks from use and light wear. Stock shows traces of original finish beneath a later coat of finish and shows some scattered marks and denting. There is some minor well done restoration to the last few inches of forend on both sides. Ramrod is a replacement.

Signed Bucks County specimens are scarcely encountered. This example is especially scarce as the price is inscribed on the patchbox lid. DMG 12,000 - 25,000

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2172 - (A) IMPORTANT AND HISTORIC DOCUMENTED DUTCH FLINTLOCK MUSKET, BAYONET AND COMMISSION OF PRIVATE JOHN SIMPSON OF BUNKER HILL FAME. Manufacturer: Dutch Model: Type III Musket Serial No. 696 Caliber/Bore: .79 Smoothbore Barrel Length: 40 - 3/8” FFL Status: Antique

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This musket is probably the most significant identified Revolutionary War long arm in existence. The welldocumented musket, bayonet, and commission have been passed down in the family from John Simpson to the current owner, who is a Simpson descendant. John Simpson was born in 1748 and died in 1825 in Deerfield, New Hampshire. Private John Simpson was the only man who received a court martial for firing the first shot, against the famous order of Colonel William Prescott: “Don’t shoot until you see the whites of their eyes!”. He was only lightly reprimanded for his enthusiastic and patriotic mishap and went on to serve with honor throughout the war, eventually becoming a Major. A historical marker stands in Deerfield, New Hampshire today. It reads “MAJOR JOHN SIMPSON: Born in Deerfield and buried in Old Center Cemetery on road west, he gained fame by the unauthorized first shot at Bunker Hill while serving as a private in Captain Dearborn’s Company of Colonel Stark’s Regiment. Although reprimanded for this disobedience, he afterward served his country with honor.” Major John Simpson was the grandfather of Ulysses S. Grant and the great grandfather of Meriwether Lewis. The musket was passed down to his son, Samuel Simpson, Sr. then to his grandson, Samuel N. Simpson, Jr. The musket then went to the current owner’s maternal great-grandfather Charles Lyon Simpson. It was then given to his grandmother, then his mother, and finally, to the current owner. The musket was featured in an article from “The Granite State Magazine” Volume 11, in 1906, on pages 14-19, where it is photographed with the commission and captioned “The gun that fired the first shot at Bunker Hill”. The musket itself is a Dutch Type III musket. For an identical example, see page 390-391 of “American Military Shoulder Arms, Volume I: Colonial and Revolutionary War Arms” by George D. Moller. Moller states that that thousands of Dutch muskets were shipped to the colonies before and during the Revolutionary War. In a 1797 inventory of small arms at the Schuylkill Arsenal near Philadelphia, there were 525 Dutch muskets listed as the arms remaining from the Revolutionary War. It is also known that with the help of Benjamin Franklin, several

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thousand Dutch muskets were purchased by the colony of Massachusetts. One of these Type III musket is known with “CITY OF BOSTON” branded on the buttstock. In 2009 George C. Neumann wrote an article titled “Dutch Arms in the American Revolution” for the NRA magazine “American Rifleman”. The article states that this Type III pattern saw service in the American colonies as early as the 1750’s and that this type was altered with barrel bands added by the salvage contractors when the muskets were shipped. He dates the Type III muskets between 1750 and 1770.

Neumann states that Dutch muskets were common from the very beginning of the American Revolution and were employed through the end of the epic conflict and played a significant role in our independence. Under the section of the article titled “Firearms Characteristics” he describes the Type III muskets and discusses their predominance in the war. The musket features a tapered round smoothbore barrel inscribed “No. 696” on top, near the breech. There is a bayonet lug on the bottom. This musket is one of those probably altered by the salvage contractors, as the barrel retaining pins were removed as well as the ramrod ferrules, and four brass bands were added during the period. The flat banana lockplate has beveled edges and is stamped in the center with a small rectangular “FC” cartouche. Standard Type III brass furniture, buttplate tang inscribed “G”, which is probably an inspection mark. The walnut stock is of typical early Dutch form with carved teardrops around the lock, sideplate, and barrel tang. The comb is high and pronounced in the early Dutch and German fashion. The musket is complete with its original matching numbered bayonet inscribed “G - No. 696” on the socket. It has a faceted double edged blade of 12-1/8” and measures 16-5/8” overall. CONDITION: Barrel and lock retain an undisturbed heavy brown patina, lock is in its original flintlock configuration. The post on the cock was broken off during the period and is absent. Brass has been partially polished and shows some marks from use and darker areas. Stock shows some scattered marks from use and light areas around brass furniture from polishing. Stock retains an original undisturbed surface. Complete with original iron ramrod.

Bayonet retains a matching dark heavy patina with some minor period nicks to edges. All markings on musket are excellent. The musket comes with several copies of a 50 page book of extensive professional research compiled and written by Jonathan Holstein for the current owner. The encompassing and well-written book outlines the provenance, history of Simpson and the Simpson family, photographs of the musket, history of the battle of Bunker Hill and Simpson’s court martial, and a history of the musket being published. It includes photographs of John Simpson’s home, his gravestone, historical marker, and other pertinent images and documentation. The musket is accompanied by Second Lieutenant John Simpson’s original commission dated March 13th, 1778 from the state of New Hampshire. The appointment is in “Captain Simon Marston’s Company in the Battalion of troops raised within said state for the Defence of the States of New England & New York Commanded by Lieut. Col. Stephen Peabody, Esq.” It is signed by E. Thompson and M. Weare and has the pressed seal of New Hampshire. The commission is mounted in a 16” x 11-1/4” gilt frame with glass. The commission itself measures 13” x 8-1/4”. CONDITION: Commission shows some minor losses along creases.

Shows some minor staining and fold marks but is clearly legible and complete. The musket is also featured in a 7 page article in “U.S. Martial Arms Collector” and “Springfield Research Newsletter” in Number 160 from September, 2019. This grouping has indisputable provenance and extensive documentation. This musket made a certain contribution to achieving this country’s independence and is a national treasure worthy of the most important institution or advanced collection. DMG 100,000 - 300,000

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2173 - (A) FINE AND RARE PALMETTO ARMORY 1842 PATTERN RIFLED MUSKET, DATED 1852.

Manufacturer: Palmetto Armory Model: 1842 Caliber/Bore: .69 Rifled Barrel Length: 42” FFL Status: Antique This gun features the very desirable brass barrel bands. Originally made as a smooth bore, a small percentage of these were rifled and sighted.

This gun has the correct block style rear sight. Barrel tang marking of “S.C.” which is only found on a small portion of production. There is no evidence of this gun ever having had a date. “V / P” over a Palmetto Tree markings on the barrel are well stamped and clear, as is the rare marking variation “W.G&CO.” at breech of barrel on left side. Lock is smooth and gray with crisp “Palmetto Armory, S*C” around a Palmetto tree forward of lock and rear of lock marked “Columbia/ S.C. 1852”. Markings are sharp and clear. Butt plate has “SC” surcharge. Palmetto utilized Springfield 1842 inspected barrels, stamping the Palmetto tree proof over the Springfield eagle head proof, as seen on this gun. This is a very fine example of an all original Palmetto musket which is well marked. As these were made for South Carolina, many were in state arsenals at the outbreak of the Civil War and subsequently utilized by Confederate troops. The ramrod sticks out slightly past the muzzle, possible correct style replacement. PROVENANCE: The Confederate and Civil War estate collection of Fred Donaldson, Julia Auctions 2017. CONDITION: Fine overall, complete and original. Metal is smooth and gray with areas of staining and very minor pitting, a pleasing even patina throughout. Bore shows discernible rifling with apparent little use as there is little pitting at bolster. Brass bands have light mustard patina. Stock is very good with some slight age cracks along the grain and light handling marks. Fine mechanical function. GR 10,000 - 15,000

2174 - (A) FINE AND RARE IRON MOUNTED FLINTLOCK KENTUCKY LONGRIFLE SIGNED P&D MOLL, HELLERSTOWN. Manufacturer: P&D Moll Model: Kentucky Longrifle Caliber/Bore: .54 Smoothbore Barrel Length: 41 - 7/8” FFL Status: Antique This rifle was obviously created on special order. It is the only known iron mounted Moll rifle and possibly the only Lehigh County iron mounted rifle in existence. David Moll (1807 – 1853) was the brother of John Jr. and Peter Moll. David joined his brother, Peter, in Hellerstown in the late 1820’s. Together they formed the P&D Moll gunshop of Hellerstown. They are well known for their high grade pistols and fine rifles. This rifle has a full octagonal barrel signed “P&D Moll Hellerstown” om script on the top flat near the breech. There are concentric circles engraved on the muzzle face. Dovetailed brass front sight and iron rear sight on brass block decorated by a line in front and behind both sights. The flat lockplate is inscribed “LONDON” in the center and has a roller frizzen. All of the furniture on the rifle, which is typically brass, is done in iron. Classic iron Moll two piece patchbox with single line borders. Iron buttplate with faceted tang and toeplate. Iron Lehigh trigger guard with lug in front of the bow. Flat, later Lehigh County sideplate. Iron ramrod ferrules and open ended iron nosecap. Full length maple stock of classic Lehigh County form with stepped wrist and double line borders along both sides of forend and both sides of buttstock. The entire stock is decorated with faux striping. CONDITION: Barrel retains a grey patina showing some light corrosion near breech and some wear to edges and markings. Lock retains a matching patina with some freckling. Iron furniture was cleaned at one time and retains a lightly pitted, grey patina. Lock is in its original flintlock configuration. Stock very good, retaining most of its original striping; one minor area of wood loss just behind pan at breech, and one crack between sideplate and barrel. Complete with period ramrod. DMG 7,000 - 12,000 448

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2175 - (A) ADAM ANGSTADT ATTRIBUTED FLINTLOCK KENTUCKY RIFLE. Manufacturer: A. Angstadt, Attributed Model: Flintlock Caliber/Bore: .54 smoothbore Barrel Length: 41 - 1/4” FFL Status: Antique

Rifle attributed to Adam Angstadt of Kutztown, Pennsylvania circa 1815. Rifle has octagon smoothbore barrel with rifle sights. Rifle has brass hardware with Angstadt style toeplate and engraved four piece patchbox. Full curly maple stock with back to back “C” scroll incised carving behind and in front of the cheekpiece. Shield pattern incised carving around tang and molding line along forestock. Unmarked commercial flint lock with Angstadt style brass sideplate and controlled by double set triggers. Consignor provides packet comparing this rifle with other signed examples of Adam Angstadt’s work. CONDITION: Metal parts have aged patina with some peppery pitting near breech. Brass parts have golden yellow patina. Wood retains what looks to be an old finish with a crack on patchbox side of buttstock that doesn’t appear to protrude to the other side. Small hairline crack from trigger guard to entry pipe. Several stress cracks along forestock with large chip missing near nose cap. Lock is a replacement and gun has been reconverted to flint with some wood missing around lock from percussion ignition. DLM2019 6,500 - 9,500

2176 - (A) A BRASS BARRELED FLINTLOCK BLUNDERBUSS BY THE RENOWNED ENGLISH GUN MAKER H.W. MORTIMER, WITH FLEET STREET ADDRESS, 1753-1819, WORKED AT 89 FLEET STREET 1800-1806.

Manufacturer: H.W. Mortimer Model: Blunderbuss Barrel Length: 13 - 7/8” FFL Status: Antique Gauge: 1 - 1/4” Internal Bore Diameter: 1 - 1/4” A handsome flintlock blunderbuss by the renowned H.W. Mortimer. The barrel has four rings, viewed and proofed at breech, Fleet Street London in script. The flared cannon muzzle is of good size. Bolted lock signed H. W. Mortimer. Brass mounts engraved with trophies of arms. Brass thumb piece with shell finial. Side nail screws are engraved. The lock is fairly plain. There is line engraving on hammer and cock screw. Figured walnut full stock with beautiful form and high tone. CONDITION: Barrel is good. Slight wear to Fleet Street address engraving. Lock is polished over very minor erosion. Hammer is the original. Frizzen spring is cracked and does not retain any tension on frizzen. All small parts of lock appear to be original. Brass furniture in good condition with crisp engraving. Stock rates very fine, with good color, full dimension, and only minor marks. Steel ramrod appears to be original to the piece. Action is excellent. Bore is fine. A most attractive brass barreled blunderbuss by one of England’s truly premiere gun makers. MZ 2,500 - 4,500

2177 - (A)J. HENRY AND SONS SABER RIFLE. Manufacturer: J. Henry & Son Model: Saber Rifle Caliber/Bore: .58 Barrel Length: 35” FFL Status: Antique

J. Henry “Saber Rifle” manufactured in Boulton, Pennsylvania between September 1861 and March 1862.

Percussion lock marked “J. Henry and Son” vertically behind hammer and also on the left rear barrel flat.

One of 30 rifles supplied to “P.S. Justice” with flattened trigger guard according “American Shoulder Arms”

by George D. Moller. Original fixed front sight with adjustable rear sight. Gun has brass furniture with full walnut musket style stock. Rifled barrel with stud for saber style bayonet. Comes with 1861 dated “Collins and Co” marked brass hilted saber style bayonet. Bayonet is not serial numbered and comes with original style leather sheath. Original style leather sling and wooden muzzle plug and cleaning worm in patchbox.

CONDITION: Gun has aged patina with metal surfaces having handling marks with unpolished brass parts.

Lock has traces of original finish fading to a plum color. Wood has traces of original varnish with small handling marks and scratches. Gun has good mechanics with a shootable bore. Leather sling appears to be period with some small cracking. Bayonet has usage marks and has been possibly sharpened at one time.

Sheath appears to be a replacement. DLM2019 5,000 - 9,000

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2178 - (A) BRITISH FLINTLOCK BRASS BARRELED BLUNDERBUSS WITH SNAP BAYONET. Manufacturer: English Model: Blunderbuss Barrel Length: 14 - 1/8” FFL Status: Antique Gauge: 1 - 1/4” at muzzle

Appears to be by Lacy & Company, circa 1822. The 14” brass barrel characteristic Blunderbuss form with 1-1/4” bell at muzzle; half round, half octagon and marked “LONDON” on top flat with British proofs on left flat and a lion with “2” above. Step bolted lock with push-on safety, indistinctly signed “LACY & CO”.

Frizzen with roller bearing spring. Figured walnut fullstock. Brass trigger guard with acorn finial. Brass buttplate engraved with a shield trophy of arms. Engraved steel side nails. Snap bayonet with blood groove measures 11”. CONDITION: Brass barrel in very good condition with crisp proofs and London mark. Lock has been polished bright, obscuring the maker’s name. Hammer with correct small parts. Frizzen is the original, possibly slightly reduced at apex. Bayonet with extremely minor pitting. Stock in generally good condition with a few minor dents and one period wooden inset at wrist. Action is crisp. Snap bayonet has strong spring but does not lock properly, easily remedied. Ramrod fragmentary. This attractive Blunderbuss in 30” overall and a classic example of its type. DG 2,500 - 3,500

2179 - (A) SCARCE 1814 TRYON MADE “CP” MARKED FLINTLOCK RIFLE. Manufacturer: Tryon Model: CP Rifle Model 1814 Caliber/Bore: .58 Rifled Barrel Length: 40” FFL Status: Antique

This is a Tryon of Philadelphia, Pennsylvania made rifle with 1814 style patchbox and cheekpiece. Gun has “Tryon of Phila” marked octagon rifled barrel with rifle sights and “CP 172” on left rear barrel flat along with “P” in circle proof. “Tryon” marked flintlock with musket style sideplate. Full walnut stock marked “CP 172” and a name which is unreadable with flat iron barrel keys. Brass furniture with 1814 style side opener patchbox. Steel ramrod. CONDITION: Gun has fine aged original finish with handling and usage marks.

Buttplate appears to be a replacement with added finish. Wood has aged finish with visible cartouche and no visible restoration. Most of the Tryon CP rifles have have slight variations. Tryon always had a strained relationship with the government and eventually quit contract work for them. A scarce and desirable Pennsylvania contract rifle. DLM 4,000 - 8,000

2180 - (A) J. HENRY MARKED KENTUCKY STYLE RIFLE. Manufacturer: J. Henry Model: Flintlock Caliber/Bore: .54 Smoothbore Barrel Length: 40 - 1/2” FFL Status: Antique

J. Henry stamped octagonal barreled rifle with German silver front blade sight and rear notched sight. Full curly maple stock with brass hardware including a plain four piece patchbox with push button release in the toe. Large Germanic style flintlock marked “J. Henry Phila” fastened with two screws and no sideplate and controlled with a single trigger. Plain stock except for beaver tail carving behind locks. CONDITION: Overall aged patina with metal parts having some aged pitting. Brass parts have been cleaned and have faded to a nice golden patina. Lock is a reconversion with period original parts being used. Stock has been cleaned with applied finish. Gun has had a foot long section of the forestock replaced and very nicely done. Gun is mechanically sound. DLM 2019 4,000 - 8,000

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2181 - (A) EXTRAORDINARY AND ORNATE PERCUSSION PILL LOCK KENTUCKY RIFLE SIGNED HENRY YOUNG. Manufacturer: Henry Young Model: Kentucky Longrifle Caliber/Bore: .47 Smoothbore Barrel Length: 42” FFL Status: Antique The barrel of this attic condition rifle is signed “Henry Young” in script and retained by three barrel wedges, each of which is surrounded by a silver oval silver inlay. The excellently engraved brass two piece patchbox with one piercing has the customary Young style captured lid, hinged on the bottom and contained within the brass plate encircling the door. The patchbox release is in the 3-3/4” brass engraved toeplate and there is an engraved 9” comb inlay. The cheekpiece side of the rifle features an engraved oval silver inlay on the cheek depicting the American eagle and an elaborate 4-1/2” long engraved pick holder with two piercings. There is an attractive 1/4” wide brass decorative engraved inlay that running along the buttplate on the left-hand side. There is a very nice engraved 10” long saddleplate from the trigger guard to the rear ramrod entrance pipe. The full brass engraved sideplate features two engraved lock screws, the actual lock screw being under the hammer on the lockplate side. The lockplate is handsomely engraved as is the pill lock hammer suggesting this gun was produced very early in the percussion period. The pill lock precedes both tube lock and percussion cap. The pill itself was a tiny pellet filled with what literature calls simply ‘detonating powder’. A hammer fell upon the pill, setting it off, which in turn exploded fire into the powder charge in the breech. Longrifles and pistols made by the Young family of Easton, Pennsylvania have a proud heritage spanning four generations and over 100 years. There were five members of this family that were gunsmiths. Their names were Henry, John, John, Jr., Peter, and John K. Young. Henry Young, the progenitor of this famous family, was born about the year 1720. The old stone, one-story building which served as the first of the Young’s two gun shops still stands along the Sullivan Trail in north Easton. The building is reportedly the oldest building still extant in the city of Easton. The Young gun shop enterprise was established in 1759 making it one of the few remaining orig gun shops in the United States dating from the Colonial period. Henry Young taught his son, John, the profession and art of gun making. The Northampton County tax list includes Henry Young as a locksmith 1774 and John as a gunsmith at the time of the American Revolution. Both are listed as gunsmiths in the tax lists of 1779. The Young family made flintlock rifles and pistols for private customers, the Continental Congress and later the United States Government. It is interesting to note Henry Deringer, Jr. apprenticed to the Young family before beginning his business in Philadelphia where he invented the famous Deringer pistol. The Young gun shop at Easton was a place of importance and the family became generally known, not only in Pennsylvania, but throughout the other colonies. John and Henry Young took the Oath of Allegiance on October 17th and 26th, 1778, respectively. CONDITION: Excellent attic condition. The original stock finish shows the expected dents and bruises associated with age. There is an 11” x 1/8” wood sliver missing along the right-hand side of the barrel from the muzzle. The first silver oval wedge inlay is missing on the left-hand side at the muzzle. There is a small piece of wood missing in front of the lock. Pill lock rifles are extremely rare and this one is especially nice with its untouched condition and elaborate engraving and decoration. DMG 4,000 - 8,000

2182 - (A) RELIEF CARVED AND ORNATE FLINTLOCK KENTUCKY RIFLE SIGNED JOHN YOUNG ON PATCHBOX AND BARREL. Manufacturer: John Young Model: Kentucky Longrifle Caliber/Bore: .52 Smoothbore Barrel Length: 48 - 9/16” FFL Status: Antique The two stage barrel has a dovetailed silver front sight and a molded notched rear sight centered on the block. Top flat is stamped “JOHN YOUNG”. The handmade diminutive lock features a roller frizzen and the front tang is tombstone shaped. The brass furniture is very ornate and includes a Lehigh County trigger guard with lug at front of bow, and ornate foliate decoration. The extended tang of the ramrod entry ferrule is engraved with scrollwork and an eagle, and has four piercings. The ornate three piece patchbox is fastened with pins. It has eight piercings and is profusely engraved with foliate scrolls. There is an engraved eagle both above and below the lid. The captured patchbox lid is signed in script “John Young Gunsmith”. Each side of the forend has four silver barrel key escutcheons decorated with tooled rocker panel borders and there is a silver, pierced, and engraved eight pointed star inlaid above the cheekpiece. The toeplate has a piercing for the horn patchbox release button and is decorated with floral motifs. The full length, partially figured maple stock is of classic Lehigh County, Pennsylvania form. It has a tooled border carved in relief around the comb and foliate ‘C’ scrolls on both sides behind the wrist. Behind the high relief, molded cheekpiece there is a larger relief carved foliate ‘C’ scroll. Complete with bone-tipped wooden ramrod. CONDITION: The barrel retains a dark, heavy brown patina with some areas of heavier patina or corrosion. The lock retains a dark, heavy patina and is in its original flintlock configuration. Mechanism needs adjustment. The sideplate is a contemporary replacement but is well done and engraved en suite. The brass patchbox has one small piece replaced against buttplate on bottom, and a couple other minor repairs. Trigger guard shows wear to engraving and the patchbox lid release button does not function properly. The ramrod entry ferrule tang has been broken and repaired, and the engraving shows wear. About 27” on one side and about 35” on the other side of the forend have been professionally replaced. The foremost barrel key escutcheon on the left side is absent. Brass retains a mellow mustard patina, some surfaces with added color. The stock has also been broken completely through the wrist and repaired with one small piece replaced just in front of the comb. There is also one small piece replaced at the toe. The relief carving is crisp and may be refreshed. This is an extremely attractive and ornate double signed John Young rifle, one of the earliest rifles known by this maker and a well-published Kentucky. DMG 6,000 - 12,000

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2183 - (A) ELABORATE FLINTLOCK KENTUCKY LONGRIFLE SIGNED PETER YOUNG, EASTON. Manufacturer: Peter Young Model: Kentucky Longrifle Caliber/Bore: .50 Rifled Barrel Length: 38” FFL Status: Antique The rifle features a heavy, octagonal, rifled barrel with a dovetailed silver front sight and an iron rear sight mounted on a brass block. There is a brass band about 1-1/2” in front of the breech, which is decorated with stiff leaf engraving. There is also a shaped brass plaque inlaid on the top flat inscribed “P * Young * Easton”. the flat lockplate has a rounded tail and is marked in the center “C. BIRD / & CO. / PHILADA / WARRANTED”. There are silver escutcheons engraved with borders on each side around the brass barrel keys. There is also a pierced and engraved silver geometric design inlaid above the relief cheekpiece on the left side, as well as a small silver cruciform wrist escutcheon. The large and elaborate brass patchbox covers almost the entire buttstock on the right side. The patchbox has two finials and is profusely engraved with foliate motifs, stars, and folk art designs. Patchbox is two pieces with the lid completely enclosed. The convex button is located on the toeplate which has two piercings and extends all the way to the trigger guard. Engraved with repeating foliate designs. On the left side of the butt, below the cheekpiece, there is a large brass inlay with foliate engraved designs and an integral ferrule for a touch hole pick. The full sideplate has an engraved border of repeating leaf designs. The ramrod entry ferrule has an integral wearplate extending all the way to the trigger floorplate and is engraved with foliate motifs and other designs. The brass nosecap shows a continuation of the double line decoration along the forend and is also engraved with stiff leaf designs. The rifle has double set triggers. Full length Roman nose buttstock of partially figured maple. Complete with original brass tipped ramrod. CONDITION: The rifle was shortened during its period of use. Barrel retains a light brown patina with clear signature, some corrosion near touch hole at breech. The lock has been crudely reconverted to flint. Brass retains a mostly polished surface with some scattered denting, wear, and marks from use. The rearmost barrel key escutcheon on the left side is absent. The stock has been cleaned and refinished but shows some traces of dark original finish. A very elaborate, signed Peter Young rifle. DMG 4,000 - 8,000

2184 - (A) EXCELLENT 1812 CONTRACT FLINTLOCK MUSKET BY HENRY. Manufacturer: Henry Model: 1812 Caliber/Bore: .69 Smoothbore Barrel Length: 43” FFL Status: Antique It is actually a misnomer that Henry did not begin this contract until 1815. This gun has in the bright-finished musket style barrel with encircled “P” proof on barrel, near the breech and “Salem” on left side. Fitted at muzzle with a bayonet stud. Lock is marked “US PHILA” at the tail and “J.J. HENRY” in the center. Standard iron furniture with two spring retained barrel bands. Steel ramrod. Walnut musket-style stock with dished cheekpiece and numerous markings on left behind the sideplate including a large “R”, “I”, “v” and “g”. CONDITION: All metal parts in original in the bright. Wood has been cleaned and there is a large crack on left side between sideplate and first band. No visible restoration or repairs.

DLM 3,500 - 7,500

2185 - (A) 1797 HENRY “COMMONWEALTH OF PENNSYLVANIA RIFLE. Manufacturer: Henry Model: 1797 Caliber/Bore: .69 smoothbore Barrel Length: 44” FFL Status: Antique Made by William Henry of Nazereth, Pennsylvania circa 1797. Rifle is built in the style of the French Charleville musket with smoothbore barrel marked with “P” at left rear and “CP” on top at rear. Three barrel banded walnut stock with several sets of what look to be former user initials.

Flintlock with “Henry” stamped at the rear and “CP” stamped in front of the cock. Iron hardware with steel ramrod. Comes with in depth letter of description along with lock pictures and description on computer disc. CONDITION: Cleaned in the white metal finish with some peppery pitting fading back to original looking finish. Barrel has what looks to be aged vise marks near the breech. Wood has aged finish with a filled crack in front of the trigger guard due to a flaw in the wood grain. DLM2019 5,000 - 7,000 452

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2186 - (A) RELIEF CARVED KENTUCKY RIFLE ATTRIBUTED TO ABRAHAM SCHWEITZER. Manufacturer: Schweitzer (Attributed) Model: Flintlock Kentucky Rifle Caliber/Bore: .58 Smoothbore Barrel Length: 43 - 1/4” FFL Status: Antique Abraham Schweitzer worked in Chambersburg, Pennsylvania circa 1820. Gun has octagon smoothbore barrel with rifle sights and unusual diamond inlays in what appears to be silver on all exposed barrel flats throughout the length of the barrel. Also behind rear sight there is a tomahawk between two hearts then a plugged slot for a sight then what appears to be a knife between two hearts followed by a “S” and an “I”, also in what appears to be silver. These decorations are not known to be common on Schweitzer’s rifles, but it is unknown who placed them there.

With the horsehead patchbox, style of relief carving and stock archictecture, we can safely attribute this rifle to Abraham Sweitzer. Gun has Germanic style flint lock with heavy brass sideplate. Full curly maple stock with silver thumbpiece and “Hunter’s Star” inlay on the cheekpiece and raised relief carving behind the cheek piece and around wrist. Gun has incised carving along the forestock. Brass furniture with patchbox release in toeplate. CONDITION: Gun has been heavily restored with a foot of wood added to the forestock. Tang has been changed and a piece of wood added in the wrist. Small hunks of wood have been added in horsehead and around the patchbox. Lock is a modern replacement and gun has been reconverted with some wood burned out at top. There are mismatched ramrod pipes suggesting replacement with tailpipe worn almost through. Double set triggers function fine. Interesting rifle. DLM2019 3,500 - 7,000

2187 - (A) TRYON FLINTLOCK MILITIA RIFLE. Manufacturer: Tryon Model: Kentucky Longrifle Caliber/Bore: .45 rifled Barrel Length: 30” FFL Status: Antique In the style of an 1814 rifle, but much higher quality. Possibly an attempt for an earlier Tryon contract. The rifle has “Tryon Philada” stamped on the octagon rifled barrel with muzzle turned for a socket bayonet. Rifle sights, military style sling swivels and “Tryon Philad” military style marked flint lock with brass pan and single trigger. Full curly maple stock with brass hardware including four-piece “pineapple” finial patchbox and toeplate. Patchbox release in toeplate. German silver thumbpiece wrist inlay and barrel escutcheon plates with flat keys. Comes with “US” marked socket bayonet and letter of authenticity. CONDITION: Overall good condition with light usage marks. Metal has some peppery pitting and has faded to a plum color. Brass has a mellow mustard color patina. Wood looks to have original finish with a raised grain effect due to the composition of the wood. Good mechanics with no obvious restoration or alterations. Bayonet finish has turned plum. DLM 4,000 - 6,000

2188 - (A) FINE FLINTLOCK KENTUCKY RIFLE ATTRIBUTED TO JACOB GEORGE. Manufacturer: Jacob George, Attributed Model: Kentucky Longrifle Caliber/Bore: .50 Rifled Barrel Length: 41 - 5/8” FFL Status: Antique This rifle dates about 1820 and was probably made in northern Lehigh County by gunsmith Jacob George. The heavy, octagonal, rifled barrel is unsigned but is stamped “HESS” on the underside. The rear sight is finely engraved with stiff leaf engraving, dovetailed brass front sight. The lockplate is stamped “WARRANTED” in the center and decorated with sprigs of engraving at the tail. The brass furniture includes and elaborate four piece patchbox with two piercings on the finial and a finely engraved banner on the lid inscribed with the initials “J * S”. The oval shaped wrist escutcheon has a double line border and is inscribed with a “G”. There is a pierced eight point star inlaid above the cheekpiece and it is engraved with shading on each point. Below the cheekpiece is a brass tube for a touch hole pick. The full sideplate is engraved with folky designs and a floral design. There is a pierced, inlaid, and engraved extension in front of and behind the trigger guard, as well as at the toe and behind the ramrod entry ferrule. This rifle has a significant amount of well engraved and shaped brass inlays. Full length plain maple stock with generous traces of Lehigh violin finish. Complete with its original ramrod. CONDITION: Barrel retains a spotted brown patina with some corrosion near breech. Lock has been reconverted to flintlock configuration. Retains an applied brown finish. Brass retains a mellowing polished mustard patina with some scattered marks. Stock retains traces of original finish as well as a later coat of finish, a few scattered marks, and one minor hairline crack in front of lock tang. A very nice Lehigh rifle. DMG 4,000 - 6,000

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2189 - (A) SCARCE COMMITTEE OF CORRESPONDENCE MARKED IRON MOUNTED FLINTLOCK MUSKET MARKED P. BADDELEY. Manufacturer: Queen Anne Model: Iron Mounted Flintlock Caliber/Bore: .78 Smoothbore Barrel Length: 44” FFL Status: Antique This early 18th Century flintlock musket features a round three stage barrel with early English view and proof marks near the breech. The top is lightly inscribed “57 / CC” just behind the first set of rings dividing the barrel sections. The early rounded banana lockplate is inscribed “P. BADDELEY” in the center and is decorated with tooled double line borders. The furniture is all of iron. The early full length stock is of plain walnut and appears to have a blackened military finish. There is an elongated relief teardrop carved around the ramrod entry ferrule and relief panels around the lock and sideplate. There is also a relief carved panel terminating in a teardrop around the barrel tang. Complete with replaced wooden ramrod. CONDITION: The barrel, lock, and all iron furniture has been heavily cleaned and retains a bright surface with scattered pitting overall. The frizzen is a replacement. Touch hole has been rebushed using a brass insert. The sling swivel hole on the trigger guard is worn through at the front. The stock shows heavy wear and has several cracks, as well as a break on the forend between the entry ferrule and the second to last ferrule. There are a few pieces replaced at the forend and around some of the pins. The barrel tang screw is a replacement. Markings are light and show wear. Despite its condition, Committee of Correspondence marks muskets are extremely rare and desirable. DMG 4,000 - 6,000

2190 - (A) A FINE CASED PAIR OF ENGLISH PERCUSSION BELT PISTOLS BY WILLIAM POWELL OF BIRMINGHAM AND OWNED BY THOMAS PERKINS, BRUSHMAKER, AND HEADBOROUGH OF BIRMINGHAM, 1838-1839.

Manufacturer: (BOTH) W. Powell Model: (BOTH) Percussion Caliber/Bore: (BOTH) .46 Smoothbore Barrel Length: (BOTH) 3” FFL Status: Antique The smoothbore octagonal barrels signed “W. Powell”. Boxlock frames well engraved with borders and scrolls. Silver front foresights and steel rear sights. Action cover is well engraved with scrolls. Dolphin form hammer engraved en suite with frame. Finely checkered thumb spurs. Stirrup rammers, trigger guards engraved en suite with frames. Finely checkered and figured walnut full stocks. Buttcaps with German silver band and blued steel butt traps, finely engraved. CONDITION: Both pistols in similar condition, barrels with strong traces of original color case hardening.

Frames with darkened case hardening, hammers with traces of bright case hardening. Trigger guards with remnants of original bluing. Walnut stocks with little wear and considerable original varnish. German silver thumb pieces with initials “TP” for Thomas Perkins. Pistols are cased brass bound mahogany case with lid escutcheon engraved with Perkins’s name and his name as headborough of Birmingham. Interior of case lined in blue felt. Appears to be the original. Accessories comprising bullet mold, ramrod, and nipple wrench. Flask absent. Case in excellent condition.

Pistols have an interesting historical association with the Birmingham Riots, during which Headborough Perkins and many others were “succesively attacked, and more or less injured and pillaged”, according the the Chronicles of Crime by Camden Pelham. Presumably, Mr. Perkins had left his pistols at home that day. MZ 3,500 - 5,000 454

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2191 - (A) FINE CASED PAIR OF PERCUSSION BELT PISTOLS SIGNED JOSEPH COOPER, NEW YORK, CIRCA 1835.

Manufacturer: (BOTH) Joseph Cooper Model: (BOTH) Belt Pistols Caliber/Bore: (BOTH) .50 Smoothbore Barrel Length: (BOTH) 3 - 1/2” FFL Status: Antique This fine pair of pistols is signed Joseph Cooper, New York, on the top flap of the octagonal barrel. Joseph Cooper is listed as working on Broadway in New York from 1831 to 1851. The 3-1/2” barrels are finely engraved with scrolls at the breech, two golden inlaid lines, rear sight and silver bead front sight. Breech is finely engraved with scrolls and banding. Well formed back action locks beautifully engraved with scrolls, signed J. Cooper. Dolphin-form hammers engraved en suite.

Trigger guards finely engraved en suite with pineapple finials. Steel buttcaps engraved en suite with butt trap for percussion caps. Finely figured walnut three-quarter stocks of Deringer form, with flap. Well executed checkering at wrist. CONDITION: Both are excellent with barrels retaining most of an original Damascus brown finish. Locks are crisp, with no damage to cocks. Trigger guards retain much of their original bright peacock blue, with some flaking at tangs. Butt caps retain considerable original blue, with one slightly more than the other. Both pistols retain their original steel-tipped ramrods. Stocks retain nearly all their original piano finish, with only minor marks. One barrel wedge is slightly chipped. Actions are crisp, with half and full cock. Bores are good. These most attractive Rigby quality American pistols are cased in a later French fitted box, with accessories comprising powder flask, bullet mold, turn screw, nipple wrench, and cleaning accessories. A lovely pair of percussion belt pistols. MZ 4,000 - 6,000 2192 - (A) SCARCE AND DESIRABLE E. SCHMIDT & CO. HOUSTON, TEXAS DERINGER POCKET PISTOL. Manufacturer: E. Schmidt & Co. Model: Deringer Caliber/Bore: .45 Rifled Barrel Length: 2 - 1/2” FFL Status: Antique When Henry Deringer came out with his infamous pocket pistol, many companies jumped on the bandwagon and made copies. This is one such gun made by E. Schmidt & Co. of Houston, Texas. Well marked on the top of the barrel “E. SCHMIDT & CO. HOUSTON.”. Made just prior to the Civil War, undoubtedly some of these guns were carried by Texans while in Confederate service. Single gold band at muzzle, double gold bands at breech end of barrel. German silver mounted. A very close copy of the Philadelphia guns made by Deringer. CONDITION: Retains a pleasing patina overall with some minor rust and very light pitting. Markings are sharp and clear. Wood has some light dings and handling marks with wear to the checkering. Good mechanical function. GR 4,500 - 6,500 2193 - (A) A FINE CASED PAIR OF SAW HANDLED PERCUSSION DUELING PISTOLS RETAILED BY P. VALLEE, PHILADELPHIA, OWNED BY PROMINENT PHILADELHPIAN H. PRATT MCKEAN, GREAT GREAT GRANDSON OF THOMAS MCKEAN. Manufacturer: (BOTH) P. Vallee Model: (BOTH) Dueling Caliber/Bore: (BOTH) .58 Smoothbore Barrel Length: (BOTH) 9 - 1/4” FFL Status: Antique The 9 - 1/4” octagonal barrels signed P. Vallee Philadelphia. Breeches finely engraved with inlaid silver band above a gold band. Back action locks finely engraved and signed P. Vallee. Spur trigger guards with acorn finials finely engraved. Highly figured walnut fullstocks of saw handle form with finely checkered bag grip. Locks with dolphin form hammers engraved en suite with the locks. Silver thumb pieces inscribed “H.P.MK”. CONDITON: Exemplary. Barrels retaining much original Damascus brown finish though light. Locks with no appreciable wear or corrosion. Trigger guards retain nearly all of the original peacock blue with only minor losses. Figured stocks are excellent retaining much original varnish. One gun with tight crack on left extended from lock screw to trigger guard.

Both guns retain original ramrods. Actions are crisp. Set trigger requires some adjustment. Considerable original case hardening to trigger guard plate. Bores are like new. In an original mahogany case with square brass escutcheon inscribed H. Pratt McKean, Phila. Green felt lining of case in excellent condition. No accessories. McKean was well known as a prominent gentleman in socialite New York, Washington, and London and was related to Thomas McKean, signer of the Declaration of Independence and George Mifflin Wharton, a Philadelphia attorney. Please note pistols have British proofs under barrels and like most American duellers of the period by Robertson Constable et al, the pistols are made in England and retailed by the Philadelphia makers. MZ 6,000 - 8,000

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2194 - (A) EXTREMELY RARE US 1842 ARMY SPRINGFIELD MODEL MARKED USM. Manufacturer: Springfield Model: 1842 Caliber/Bore: .54 Barrel Length: 8 - 1/2” FFL Status: Antique An extraordinary rarity, fully marked Springfield 1842 with American eagle over “US” on lock, barrel marked “No. 8 US MODEL 1842” as well as with standard “V/P” over an eagles head and “USM” on the left side of the breech. Standard Aston type barrel, Aston type furniture, Aston type stock, stirrup rammer also marked “M”. Blued breech screw stamped M. Bright finished side nails stamped USM. Walnut three-quarter stock, no US inspector marks as this is a model gun. CONDITION: Metal is bright polished with some pitting on breech. Lock is bright, eagle slightly worn.

Brass mounts with attractive old patination. Figured walnut full stock, full dimension with minor wear. Bore is dirty but likely unfired. A percussion model US .42 rifle sold for in excess of $20,000. Another example of this rarity is in the United States National Museum. This rare gun would be a centerpiece for any collector of United States Martial pistols. MZ 10,000 - 15,000 2195 - (A) CASED COLT 1851 LONDON NAVY PERCUSSION REVOLVER (1855).

Manufacturer: Colt Model: 1851 London Navy Serial No. 39170 Caliber/Bore: .36 Rifled Barrel Length: 7 - 1/2” FFL Status: Antique This is a late Model Fourth Type with large iron trigger guard and backstrap. Full or partial matching serial numbers on frame, barrel, trigger guard, backstrap, cylinder, wedge, loading lever and cylinder pin. Barrel address is “ADDRESS COL. COLT LONDON” with lines instead of arrows. Features bead front sight and late style hammer knurling. English proofs on left barrel flat. Cylinder has typical Naval scene with British proofs on each chamber. CONDITION: Octagon barrel retains approximately 95% of the English high polish blue finish with razor sharp edges and sharp legends. Even the forcing cone and wedge retain most of their brilliant blue.

Case colors on frame, hammer and lever are nearly 100% complete and brilliant. Screws retain the majority of their nitre blue finish. Cylinder has 100% Naval scene and retains approximately 85-90% of the English high polish blue finish. All safety pins near perfect. All original nipples.

Backstrap and trigger guard appear to have been refinished at one time and have turned an unusual bronze color. One piece varnished walnut grips are near mint and retain the majority of their varnish. Strong lands and grooves with a little black powder abrasion. Indexes and locks up like new. This beautiful revolver is housed in an original English oak case with Style II inside lid label; page 186 in the book “Colt 1851 and 1861 Navies” by Jordan and Geri. The divisions inside the case are very similar to that on page 183 but done in dark navy blue felt. Dixon flask can be seen on page 182-183. A nearly identical cased set can be seen on page 181, center photo with the exact same layout and same color lining.

Includes an oil bottle stamped “C&JW Hawksley”, a two cavity Colt’s patent high polish blue bullet mold, a high polish nitre blue nipple wrench, an Eley Bros. Colt’s cap tin, a wood handle metal cleaning rod and a small ivory container with six brand new nipples. A beautiful, cased early London Navy with lots of condition. DB 8,000 - 12,500 456

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2196 - (A) FINE AND RARE RIFLED DERINGER MODEL 1842 USN BOXLOCK PERCUSSION PISTOL. Manufacturer: Deringer Model: 1842 Boxlock Caliber/Bore: .54 Rifled Barrel Length: 6” FFL Status: Antique Sometimes referred to as Model 1843 Navy pistols. This one features the full “DERINGER/ PHILADELPHIA” marking on both the barrel and lock. “RP” inspected at breech. “US” on lock. This very rare variation has a seven groove rifled barrel.

It is believed that less than 200 of these were made, and has the distinction of being the first handgun manufactured for the US Government with a rifled barrel.

CONDITION: Barrel retains 75% brown with some areas of rust and minor pitting. Lock has slight traces of case colors, again with light rust and pitting. Brass is a nice mellow uncleaned color. Wood is sharp with minor handling marks and a crack in the left side at the lock screw from screw being over-tightened at some point.

Rifled bore is sharp with some rust and light pitting. Fine mechanical function. A very rare and desirable gun in lovely untouched original condition.

GR 5,000 - 7,500

2197 - (A) FINE AND RARE PAIR OF “PEANUT” PHILADELPHIA PERCUSSION DERINGERS BY HENRY DERRINGER. Manufacturer: (BOTH) H. Derringer Model: (BOTH) Derrigner Caliber/Bore: (BOTH) .44 Rifled Barrel Length: (BOTH) 1 - 3/8” FFL Status: Antique This excellent pair of Deringers’ smallest pistols is a true pair, as both guns are virtually identical in engraving, mounts, and size. The diminutive octagonal to round barrels with German silver foresights and silver bands at breech, breech deeply struck “DERINGER PHILADELA”. Left side of breech with characteristic sunburst and letter “P”. Locks with sparse Derringer engraving, deeply struck “DERINGER PHILADELA”. Hammer sparsely engraved with florals in classic Deringer style. Checkered hammer spurs, barrels are held with wedges affixed through German silver pineapple escutcheons, shield-shaped German silver thumb pieces, German silver trigger guards and butt decorations, walnut full stocks finely checkered at butt. CONDITION: Condition of pistols is virtually identical. Barrels with typical Deringer lightning-strike brown, breeches are darkened with phenomenal markings and untouched silver bands. Locks with phenomenal engraving showing no wear, hammers extremely crisp, German silver furniture showing little if any wear, walnut stocks retaining all of their original varnish, both pistols with minor tight crack at lock screw escutcheon.

One pistol with extremely minor wear to high point checkering. Rifled bores rate fine. Actions are crisp as new with very tight springs. These lovely little pistols are cased in an oak, green-base lined fitted case with a very fine red leather cover flask in pristine condition throughout. This set would be very difficult to improve upon and these tiny Deringers are rarely encountered. MZ 4,000 - 6,000

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2198 - (A) AN ELEGANT CASED SET OF IVORY STOCKED BELGIAN PERCUSSION POCKET PISTOLS. Manufacturer: Belgian Model: Muff Caliber/Bore: .460 Smoothbore Barrel Length: 2 - 1/2” FFL Status: Antique These pistols are of fine quality with beautiful, finely executed octagonal Damascus barrels featuring eight flutes. The actions are engraved with foliage, center hung percussion hammers with finely checkered thumb pieces, engraved pop-out triggers. Serial numbers 408 and 409. Ivory butts with finely executed scrimshaw initials. Accessories include polished bullet mold with nipple wrench and barrel key, barrel shaped ivory percussion cap box, ivory powder flask with screw-on top. Rosewood veneered case with beautiful mustard colored original lining. CONDITION: Virtually as new. Pristine Damascus barrels, hammers, and frames retaining nearly all their original bright polish. Ivory butts with some age cracking but no significant damage. Nipples retain some original finish. The Liege proofs on left flat on breech. Actions appear to be excellent. Bores appear to be unfired.

Accessories are pristine. Lining of case nearly perfect.

Exterior of case excellent, with brass escutcheon. One of the best cased sets of ivory mounted pistols we have cataloged. MZ 4,000 - 6,000 2199 - (A) A CASED PAIR OF CHARLES J. SMITH RIFLED DUELLING PISTOLS. Manufacturer: (BOTH) C.J. Smith Model: Single Shot Caliber/Bore: (BOTH) .52 Rifled Barrel Length: (BOTH) 8 - 3/4” FFL Status: Antique Deeply browned 8 - 3/4” octagonal barrels with silver foresights are signed in full on top flat “CJ SMITH 61 KING WILLIAM STREET LONDON”.

Breeches with silver line and scroll engraving.

Back action locks en suite with breeches, dolphin form hammers with scroll engraving. Trigger guards with pineapple finials and scroll engraving en suite with locks. Figured walnut half stocks with horn forend tips and flat English style checkering at wrist. The deeply rifled barrels with seven lands and grooves. Set triggers.

CONDITION: Barrels retain nearly all of a period English brown, showing some Damascus pattern throughout. Locks are crisp with little or no pitting. Nozzle of hammer on both pistols fractured with a large piece missing.

Engraved trigger guards retain considerable original bright peacock blue with some patination. Set triggers operate correctly and retain some original nitre blue. Stocks with minor marks throughout. Checkering is flattened as intended. Actions on both pistols are crisp and function properly. Brass tipped rammers lack worm but possibly original. English mahogany case with split ring in lid appears original to the pistols, good condition throughout except wine red velvet lining somewhat faded. Accessories comprise of cap tin, bullet mold, oil bottle, and cleaning rod with worm. Unusual to find deeply rifled English percussion dueling pistols with set triggers. An attractive set by a well-known maker. MZ 3,000 - 5,000

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2200 - (A) A VERY FINE CASED SET OF SILVER AND GOLD INLAID CONTINENTAL UNDERHAMMER PERCUSSION PEPPERBOXES WITH EBONY GRIPS. Manufacturer: (BOTH) Unknown Model: (BOTH) Mariette Type Caliber/Bore: (BOTH) .35 Smoothbore Barrel Length: (BOTH) 3 - 1/8” FFL Status: Antique The six false-rifled barrels exhibit the finest quality Damascus twist, numbered 1 through 6 and have sparse engraving at the breech.

The frames are elaborately inlaid with gold and silver wire outlining the floral engraving. Ring triggers with under hammer unadorned.

Case hardened steel buttcaps with capbox engraved with a flower.

Plain but well formed dense ebony stocks. CONDITION: Barrels are excellent with all beautiful Damascus patterning clearly visible.

Retaining screws at front of muzzle still have considerable bright nitre blue. Frames with no pitting, finished in the bright. All gold and silver wire intact. One pistol with minor erosion, mostly on right side.

Stocks of both rate excellent with no significant repairs and only minor marks. Butt traps operate as they should. Some nipples even retain original bluing. One mechanism needs attention. Guns are cased in what appears to be their original French fitted oak case with wine red velvet lining now faded to brown. A remarkable and fine set of large continental Mariette style pepperboxes, sure to please the most discerning collector of oddities or pepperboxes. MZ 3,500 - 5,000

2201 - (A) A VERY FINE EXHIBITION QUALITY CASED SET OF GERMAN PERCUSSION SINGLE SHOT TARGET PISTOLS BY EDUARD KETTNER, 1865-1906, WORKED IN COLOGNE AND SUHL. Manufacturer: (Both) Germany Model: (Both) Percussion Caliber/Bore: (BOTH) .44 Rifled Barrel Length: (Both) 10 - 1/2” FFL Status: Antique This extremely fine set of pistols is reminiscent of both Lebeda and Novotny. The octagonal barrels are fluted forward of fore end. Inlaid in gold “ED. KETTNER COLN RRH.” Barrels are further decorated in inlaid silver with urns and dragon heads. The locks are superbly engraved with a winged naked angel firing an arrow which hits the target held by another winged angel. Bolted front action locks are finely shaped. Hammer is well engraved en suite with finely checkered hammer spur. Adjustable rear sight. Front of muzzle with gold band decorated in silver. Breech finely engraved with the head of Medusa.

Spurred trigger guards are engraved with a naked male angel holding a bow and arrow. Butt cap engraved with foliage. Figured walnut full stocks are superbly carved at side plate, fluted at wrist.

The forend is realistically carved with a dog’s head, the eyes of glass with ebony pupils. CONDITION: Both pistols are in virtually identical phenomenal unfired condition. Barrels retain nearly all of their original brown finish. Pistols show little if any wear throughout. Actions are excellent. Set triggers work correctly. One hammer with minor chip at left of nozzle. Bores are excellent. Guns are cased in their original French fitted German silver bound case. Case is in good condition, with one large split across the lid. Lid lined in silk bearing the imprints of the pistols. Brown felt lining holding the pistols. Accessories consist of bright steel ramrod, mallet of wood, steel bullet mold, powder dipper, powder flask of violin form retaining nearly all its original finish, all the gilt to the spout, and brush. Case is missing one bullet mold and patch cutter. Accessories also consist of two sight wrenches and oil bottle.

A truly handsome set of German percussion target pistols that would please the most demanding collector of late 19th century German pistols. MZ 4,000 - 6,000

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2202 - (A) A UNIQUE PAIR OF SCOTTISH PERCUSSION DRESS PISTOLS BY HENRY ALLPORT OF CORK, IRELAND, CIRCA 1850.

Manufacturer: (BOTH) H Allport Model: (BOTH) Scottish Pistol Caliber/Bore: (BOTH) .55 Smoothbore Barrel Length: (BOTH) 6 - 3/8” FFL Status: Antique Steel barrels with engraving, once gilded, signed on top flat “H. Allport Cork”. The bolted locks with foliate engraving signed H. Allport. The dolphin form hammers engraved en suite with the locks. Metal 3/4 stocks possibly silver as opposed to German or nickel silver. Elaborately engraved foliage and checkerboard pattern. Screws are nitre blue. Plain belt hook. Ramshorn butt with elaborate silver thistle pricker. Ball trigger engraved with expanded flower. Steel ramrod engraved with flower at tip. Pistol (B) in similar condition to the first. CONDITION: Barrel with light pitting with only traces of gilding remaining in the engraving. Locks crisp with crisp engraving and only minor corrosion. Pistol (B) with old repair to hammer spur. Stocks on both pistols in relatively good condition with little wear. Screws are reblued. Blued belt hooks retain some original blue finish. Both silver prickers are original. Triggers are the original. Actions on both pistols are crisp and function properly.

Bores are both pistols are fair as they were likely fired. Ramrods appear to be the original. Pistols are cased in an elaborate period brass bound revolver case with split ring in lid. Accessories comprising bullet mold, wooden ramrod, flask with shell decoration. A most attractive pair of Scottish ramshorn butt dress pistols. PROVENANCE: Butterfield and Butterfield, Lot 6341, February 1998. MZ 4,000 - 6,000

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2203 - (A) US MODEL 1842 H. ASTON PERCUSSION SINGLE SHOT MARTIAL PISTOL WITH ADJUSTABLE REAR SIGHT AND DETACHABLE SHOULDER STOCK. Manufacturer: H. Aston Model: Percussion Carbine Caliber/Bore: .54 Rifled Barrel Length: 8” FFL Status: Antique This possibly armory experimental shoulder stocked M1842 Aston is of standard configuration throughout with the exception of attachment of an adjustable rear sight and a backstrap with two slots to admit an 1855 Springfield Model shoulder stock.

The barrel, stamped “U.S. S.M.” over “P”. The lock degraded to the point of obscuring the markings but one can puzzle out “U.S. ASTON MIDDLETON CONNECTICUT”, but not the date.

Brass furniture regulation pattern with the exception of the steel backstrap and butt, possibly adapted from an 1836 flintlock pistol or percussion conversion. The walnut stock, with “N. W. P.” for Nathan W. Patch and “W. A. T.” for William A Thorton. The shoulder stock from an 1855 pistol carbine, specifically adapted to this pistol. CONDITION: Barrel has medium pitting, pitted stirrup rammer, lockplate with medium pitting throughout, action is crisp, stock itself is very good with crisp inspector’s cartouches, shoulder stock with brass mounts with deep even patination, unpolished, stock with some raised grain and only minor marks. This possibly experimental pistol carbine is well worthy of further research, possibly used at the trials with an 1855 stock. PROVENANCE: Ex. Luke Woods, Robert Sadler Collection. MZ 3,000 - 5,000

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2204 - (A) CONFEDERATE GARRETT & CO BRASS FRAME SINGLE SHOT PISTOL. Manufacturer: Garrett Model: Single Shot Pistol Serial No. 49 Caliber/Bore: .54 Barrel Length: 8 - 1/2” FFL Status: Antique Most early Confederate reference books refer to these brass framed pistols, made up with leftover model 1842 pistol parts as “Garrett’s”, however no one knows definitively where these were made or by whom. They are very well made. There is usually an example of this gun to be found in most Confederate handgun collections. This pistol has long been associated as Confederate assemblage, but at the same time there have been questions as to its origins and use. Albaugh, Benet and Simmons in their book, Confederate Handguns, devoted an entire chapter to these pistols. They hypothesized that these were made up by J&F Garrett & Co. of Greensboro, North Carolina, the name by which they have since been known. Garrett was the manufacturer of the Tarpley’s patent breechloading carbine. The association was primarily the result of an effort to identify the pistols referred to in DeBow’s Review, a Southern bimonthly publication, as being among the items being manufactured in 1862 by the Garrett. In all the years that have passed, no one seems to have identified the source of these pistols and in particular how an apparently substantial supply of Model 1842 pistol barrels, ramrods, hammers, and trigger guards came to be in need of assembly with a brass frame and new grips. Recent research has shown that there were quantities of surplus 1842 pistol parts. The failure rate at Aston & Johnson was quite high. We now know Palmetto Armory contract 1842 pistols are made from Aston-Johnson condemned 1842 parts, so there is no doubt a quantity of these parts was available. Regardless of who made these pistols, they are scarce, and this is a very presentable example. The serial number can be found under the grips on the right side of the frame, and on the inside lip of the sideplate. It is also written in pencil on the inside of each grip. CONDITION: The hammer is most likely a correct replacement. The rest of the gun retains a pleasing even patina overall with some light pitting and minor rust. Brass frame has some dings and handling marks. Wood grips have varnish wear with dings and handling marks. Good mechanical function. GR 3,500 - 4,500

2205 - (A) VERY FINE A. WURFFLEIN PHILADELPHIA DERINGER PERCUSSION PISTOL. Manufacturer: A. Wurfflein Model: Deringer Caliber/Bore: .41 Barrel Length: 2 - 1/2” FFL Status: Antique This is one of the many copies made of the Deringer pistol in the 1850’s. This particular gun was made A. Wurfflein in Philadelphia and so marked on the top of the barrel. Nice scroll engraving on the lock and hammer. German silver mounted. CONDITION: Very fine with 90% brown on barrel and some traces of case colors on lock. All markings are sharp and clear as is the engraving. Wood has minor handling marks with sharp checkering, slight crack by lock screw. Fine mechanical function. GR 2,500 - 3,500

2206 - (A) ORIGINAL PALMETTO ARMORY SOUTH CAROLINA MODEL 1842 PERCUSSION PISTOL. Manufacturer: Palmetto Model: 1842 Percussion Caliber/Bore: .60 Smoothbore Barrel Length: 8 - 1/2” FFL Status: Antique Standard 1842 pistol configuration. Brass mounted. This gun is well marked on the lock with “PALMETTO. ARMORY./ S*C.” surrounding a “spiral tree” with the lowest frond touching the trunk on the right side. Slightly later production with a worn Palmetto tree. Marked “COLUMBIA/ S C. 1852” at the tail of the lock. The barrel is dated 1853, as it should be, “P/ V” and a Palmetto tree. Also marked “Wm.GLAZE&CO.” on the left side of the barrel. There are no inspectors marks in the wood or metal, conversely there are also no condemned marks in the wood or metal either. CONDITION: Metal has been cleaned at some point with light pitting. Markings are clear. Brass has a nice color to it. Wood has dings and handling marks with an old coat of varnish on it, there are chips out around the lock plate. Good mechanical function. GR 2,000 - 3,000

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2207 - (A) SPRINGFIELD 1855 PISTOL CARBINE WITH NO STOCK. Manufacturer: Springfield Model: Pistol carbine Caliber/Bore: .58 Rifled Barrel Length: 12” FFL Status: Antique 1855 at tang. Two-leaf rear sight. CONDITION: Medium pitting at bolster. Clean out screw defaced, nipple pitted and deformed. Stirrup rammer with light pitting. Lock dated 1856. Clean and bright. Primer door with eagle clutching arrows. Brass mounts comprising trigger and butt cap with lanyard ring, barrel band and forend tip. Walnut fullstock with minor marks and faint inspector’s cartouche on left side. Action very crisp. Rifled bore in fair condition. The largest US Martial percussion pistol, these showy arms have always been popular with collectors. MZ 2,000 - 3,000 2208 - (A) CASED SCOTTISH PERCUSSION DRESS PISTOL WITH GERMAN SILVER FULLSTOCK AND ATTRACTIVE BLUED BARREL IN AN ASSOCIATED BUT PERIOD OAK CASING. Manufacturer: Mossman Model: Percussion Caliber/Bore: .48 Smoothbore Barrel Length: 6” FFL Status: Antique Blued steel barrel finely engraved throughout length and octagonal at breech with beautifully engraved muzzle.

Bolted lock blued en suite with barrel engraved with foliage, hammer engraved en suite with lock. Signed Mossman and Co. German silver full stock with ramshorn butt engraved throughout with foliage and reserve initials JMcN. Blued belt hook. German silver pricker in the form of a thistle. Ball trigger blued. CONDITION: Barrel excellent retaining much original blue finish in imitation of Damascus.

Lock retains considerable darkened blue as does hammer. Nipple in excellent condition with original concentric striations visible. Top of hammer possibly repaired. Stock in excellent condition with no appreciable wear and only minor imperfections. Belt hook retains much original blue. Action is tight as new. Bore is excellent. Oak case appears to be adapted from an English percussion revolver and lined in blue velvet with accessories comprising bag flask, screwdriver, capbox, Eley Bros cap tin, bullet mold, and associated buttons with Gaelic imagery. Accompanied a letter from the Royal Armouries about the pistol, determining that the pistol is most likely a dress pistol from Birmingham or Belgium. PROVENANCE: James D. Julia. MZ 1,500 - 2,500 2209 - (A) CASED COLT 1855 SIDEHAMMER (ROOT) PERCUSSION REVOLVER. Manufacturer: Colt Model: 1855 Root Serial No. 17829 Caliber/Bore: .28 Rifled Barrel Length: 3 - 1/2” FFL Status: Antique Most commonly known among collectors as the “Root Model” after Elisha K. Root, noted designer for Colt. This sidehammer, serial number 17829, was manufactured in 1857. 3 - 1/2” octagon barrel with pointing hand motif marked “COLTS PT./1855” and “ADDRESS COL. COLT/ HARTFORD, CT. U.S.A.” Cylinder with roll die Indian/ cabin fight scene, marked “COLTS PATENT” with matching serial number 17829. Blue finish with one piece varnish walnut grips. Housed in a walnut case fitted in the partition style with burgundy velour interior. Includes correct “E. Pluribus Unum” marked powder flask, brass bullet mold, and Eley Bro’s percussion cap tin. CONDITION: Revolver fine overall with approximately 90% original bright high polish blue remaining on the frame. Cylinder mostly brown/ grey patina with moderate pitting around nipples. Strong cylinder scene. Hammer and loading lever shows most original case colors. Grips are excellent plus with most all original varnish remaining showing little wear. Case has a couple deep scratches on lid and scattered dents overall.

Case interior shows minimum fading with moderate wear. Flask is excellent with only a couple of small dents. Bullet mold has a light mustard patina with scattered dents and scratches. Overall a high condition and very attractive early model sidehammer. -MKS- 6,500 - 8,000

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2210 - (A) HIGH CONDITION US COLT 1851 NAVY PERCUSSION REVOLVER. (1857) Manufacturer: Colt Model: 1851 Navy Serial No. 77175 Caliber/Bore: .36 Rifled Barrel Length: 7 - 1/2” FFL Status: Antique This is a late third model with small brass triggerguard and backstrap.

This was part of a group of Navy revolvers purchased for the United States Army in a batch between #49000-80750. It has several Army inspector stamped letters about the metal parts to include the M, L, S and C. The C can be found on commercial models but the L and M are Army inspector marks. The left side of the grip is stamped “MM” for Miles Moulton who was a civilian sub-inspector at the Hartford Colt plant only in 1857-58. The right grips has the inspector stamp of main military inspector William Thornton. The case color frame has the small US stamp. Barrel has Hartford stamp. All numbers are matching to include wedge. The front sight is the scarce dove-tail blade. CONDITION: Incredible. The frame retains nearly all of the original case colors and most are still bright.

Every single screw is true and most have the majority of their fire blue finish. There is still some nice color on the lever and traces of blue on the barrel but both are now basically a smooth patina. While the cylinder appears to be in the white with some toning, the Naval scene is near mint, solid 99.9% scene. The bore is razor sharp. Action is fine.

Grips are near mint. This is one astoundingly nice Army purchased Navy. DB 7,500 - 10,000

2211 - (A) COLT 1849 POCKET PERCUSSION REVOLVER. Manufacturer: Colt Model: 1849 Pocket Serial No. 48574 Caliber/Bore: .31 Rifled Barrel Length: 5” FFL Status: Antique Serial number 48574, manufactured in 1852. Serial numbers match on all major component, no number present on wedge and loading lever. Engraved in an early Hartford style featuring scrolls with hatch line background. Scroll engraving on barrel, frame, hammer, trigger guard, and backstrap. Wolf head motif on hammer. Hand engraved address “SAM’L COLT” in script on barrel. “COLTS PATENT” hand cut in a banner on left side of frame. One piece burl walnut grips with piano finish. Housed in a contemporary “French fitted” case complete with powder flask, bullet mold, and percussion cap tin.

CONDITION: Revolver has been over cleaned to metal with an overall light grey patina. Light cylinder scene. Approximately 65-70% original silver plating on trigger guard traces of silver on backstrap. Veneer cracking on case lid. Powder flask showing dents with a seam separation on one side. Bullet mold showing light original blue with scatted dents and oxidation.

Overall an attractive early engraved 1849 Pocket Model. -MKS- 7,000 - 9,000

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2212 - (A) CASED PAIR OF ENGRAVED COLT 1849 POCKET PERCUSSION REVOLVERS. Manufacturer: (BOTH) Colt Model: (BOTH) 1849 Pocket Serial No. (A) 90312 (B) 104023 Caliber/Bore: (BOTH) .31 Rifled Barrel Length: (BOTH) 6” FFL Status: Antique Serial numbers 104023 and 90312, produced in 1854 & 1855, factory engraved and dual cased with accessories. 6” octagon barrels with five shot .31 cal cylinders and deluxe finished walnut grips. Engraved in tight scrolls over nearly 100% of the frames as well as 40% of the barrels. Stage coach cylinder scenes with silver washed backstrap and trigger guards. Matching numbers observed on both guns including wedges. Cased in factory dual case with flask, mold, and cap tin.

Label on interior of lid is slightly flaked from age. CONDITION: Very good with most all finish having turned dove grey. Slight blemishes to wedges from period removal and use. Actions operate properly. Grips are very fine and full sized with most all varnish remaining. Most all silver remains on straps and all marking are clear and legible. Case is very good with excellent furniture, solid lining however slightly faded.

Flask is very good as is mold. TDW 10,000 - 12,000

2213 - (A) CASED PAIR OF MARTIAL COLT 1860 ARMY PERCUSSION REVOLVERS. Manufacturer: (BOTH) Colt Model: (BOTH) 1860 Army Serial No. (A) 88262 (B) 104840 Caliber/Bore: (BOTH) .44 Rifled Barrel Length: (BOTH) 8” FFL Status: Antique Both manufactured in 1863. Pair of Colt Model 1860 Army revolver with United States Martial inspections and cartouches. Cased in a English Colt pattern dual case with German marked KM flask and two blue steel dual cavity .44 molds with sprue cutter marked COLT’S PATENT and unmarked Colt nipple wrench/takedown tool. CONDITION: #88262 is good condition with traces of blue in protected ares of barrel gullet and shadows of case color at high points of frame. Five safety pins remain as well as all matching numbers including wedge. Grips are very good, full sized, with visible cartouches on both sides. Action operates properly. #104840 is very good overall with 15% blue finish on barrel and cylinder. Faded case colors exist on frame sides. full cylinder scene is visible and four safety pins remain. All serial numbers are matching including wedge. Grips are very good, full sized with strong cartouches on both sides. Action operates properly. Case is very fine with two shrinkage cracks in lid.

Red interior lining is slightly faded but very good. All partitions are solid. Molds are good with numerous small dents from use. Flask is very good overall and functions properly. TDW 10,000 - 12,500

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2214 - (A) COLT MODEL 1851 KM MARKED NAVY PERCUSSION REVOLVER. Manufacturer: Colt Model: 1851 Navy Serial No. 33015 Caliber/Bore: .36 Percussion Barrel Length: 7 - 1/2” FFL Status: Antique About 900 Colt Model 1851 “KM” (Konigliche Marine) Navy marked revolvers were owned by the Prussian Royal Navy and have serial numbers between 31627 and 39496. They were confiscated in 1855 by the Prussian Government from a stock of 3,000 pieces for the Russian Government.

Of these approximately 900 were marked with the desirable (KM) marking. With each of these revolvers a specially designed holster which incorporated a pocket for an additional loaded cylinder, a slant charger Colt Navy powder flask, a long rectangular brass capper and a combination nipple wrench were provided by Colt. The KM and numbers were stamped on the revolvers and accouterments when they were received in Prussia (Germany). This unique and rare grouping includes a correct Konigliche Marine marked 1851 Colt Navy holster, powder flask, and capper.

CONDITION: Revolver has matching serial numbers on the barrel, loading lever, frame, trigger guard, cylinder, and backstrap. Correct “KM 750” marking on top of backstrap. All original unmolested screws (with exception of wedge screw). Revolver is in very fine condition with a pleasing overall brown patina. One piece walnut grips are excellent. Trigger guard and backstrap a soft mustard color patina. Excellent clean bore. The Colt Navy flask is in fine overall condition with correct slanted charger and “KM 378” marking. The rectangular capper is complete with correct lanyard, has a beautiful overall dark patina with correct “KM” marking. This is a rare and historical grouping with only 30 known to survive. From the prestigious Swiss collection of Peter P. Blatter, and is featured in the book of Austrian Navy firearms “Faustfeuerwaffen der deutschen Marine 1840-1918 by Heinrich E. Harder. MKS 10,000 - 15,000 2215 - (A) OUTSTANDING DOCUMENTED DELUXE CASED AUSTRIAN LICENSED COLT DRAGOON. Manufacturer: Austria Model: Austrian First Model Dragoon Serial No. 1011 Caliber/Bore: .36 Percussion Barrel Length: 5 - 1/4” FFL Status: Antique A featured item in the famed Peter B. Blatter Colt collection, formerly of the Rudolf Pahr collection in Austria comes what may be the finest Brevette First Model Cased Dragoon in existence. The nearly pristine condition defies the ravages of time.

Condition, rarity and provenance comes together on this fine and distinctively different Dragoon. It was manufactured by the Maschinenfabrik Innsbruck factory between 1849-1851. It has characteristics of so many Colt features beautifully blending with distinctly different European traits. The Dragoon shaped barrel measures 5-1/4”, the left side of the frame is stamped patent 1849. The cylinder is non-fluted, engraved, with silver bands. The case color frame is engraved in simple flower motif with scroll. The right side of frame is stamped with manufacturer. The one piece walnut grips resemble an 1860 Army type that have been stretched. Almost all of the screws are flat heads.

CONDITION: The barrel retains at least 95% original blue. The cylinder has some age toning at rear but still 85%. Case colors are about 90% but not as bright as those seen on American guns. The grips are near mint with just some minor wear. The unusual rifling is minty as is the action.

This gun comes in period wood case with accessories which are as odd as the gun. Brass powder flask, unusual steel bullet mold, two brass containers and nipple wrench with four extra nipples. You will probably never see another and never in this fine condition.

Museum worthy. PROVENANCE: Peter B. Blatter Collection; Rudolf Pahr Collection. TDW 10,000 - 15,000

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2216 - (A) HIGH CONDITION COLT MODEL 1862 POCKET NAVY REVOLVER CASED WITH ACCESSORIES. Manufacturer: Colt Model: 1862 Pocket Navy Serial No. 14889 Caliber/Bore: .36 Rifled Barrel Length: 5 - 1/2” FFL Status: Antique

Serial number 14889 matching on all major components including wedge. .36 caliber. 5 - 1/2” barrel with one line “ADDRESS COL SAML COLT NEW-YORK US AMERICA”.

Pin front sight. High polish blue on barrel and cylinder. Case hardened frame, hammer and loading lever.

Silver plated brass trigger guard and backstrap. Trigger guard marked “31 CAL” and letter “P” on left side. The .31 caliber designation is believed to be a factory error.

Rebated cylinder with rolled stagecoach holdup scene. Frame stamped “Colts Patent” on left side.

One piece varnished walnut grips.

Walnut partition fitted case with correct accessories including “Colts Patent” bullet mold, and powder flask. Unopened packet of six combustible cartridges. Colt combination nipple wrench. Eley Bros. percussion cap tin. CONDITION: Excellent overall with 90-95% bright blue on barrel, 60-70% blue on cylinder. 60-75% bright case colors on frame, loading lever, and hammer. All original unmolested screws, with exception of possibly replaced wedge screw. Most all original silver plating remaining on trigger guard and backstrap. Grips are excellent plus with 95% plus original varnish showing minimum wear. Case exterior is excellent showing minimum wear. Dark green interior is excellent showing modest wear.

Bullet mold is excellent plus showing most all original blue. Powder flask is excellent with pleasing patina. Overall an extremely nice Colt Pocket Navy that would be most difficult to improve upon. -MKS- 12,500 - 17,500

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2217 - (A) PRESENTATION GRADE GUSTAVE YOUNG ENGRAVED AND CASED COLT MODEL 1849 POCKET PERCUSSION REVOLVER. Manufacturer: Colt Model: 1849 Pocket Serial No. 108878 Caliber/Bore: .31 Rifled Barrel Length: 5” FFL Status: Antique Deluxe presentation grade with rare and most desirable backstrap inscription: “D.D. Fisher From the Inventor”. Classic Gustave Young Germanic scroll engraving on a punch dot background. The barrel, loading lever, frame, trigger guard, hammer, backstrap, wedge, and screws are all engraved. Wolf head motif on hammer and Gothic dog motif on left side of barrel lug.

Serial number 108878 manufactured in 1855, matching numbers on loading lever, barrel, frame, trigger guard, backstrap, cylinder, and wedge. Punch dot either above or below serial numbers designating factory engraving and/or special finishes. 5” barrel with “SAML COLT” hand engraved in script on top barrel flat. Beautiful deluxe grade burl walnut one piece grips with “piano” finish. “COLTS PATENT” hand engraved on left side of frame.

Housed in a deluxe grade English oak case with brass inlay pull/handle and corner protectors on lid. Brass inlay latches and corner protectors on case body. Fitted in the partition style with green baize interior.

Complete with James Dixon Sheffield powder flask, brass Colt Patent bullet mold, combination tool, and cleaning rod. CONDITION: Excellent overall with most of the original high polish blue remaining on barrel. Traces of case colors on frame, hammer, and loading lever turning to patina.

Cylinder turned a pleasing gun metal blue/grey patina. Bore is excellent.

Action is tight as new. Approximately 80% original silver plating remaining on trigger guard and backstrap.

Deluxe grade grips are excellent plus with little wear and most all original highly varnished/piano finish remaining. Engraving is sharp and crisp. Case exterior is excellent with little wear. Interior is very good with moderate wear. Overall a high condition and most desirable Samuel Colt presented Model 1849 revolver.

-MKS- 17,500 - 20,000

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2218 - (A) CASED COLT 1860 FLUTED ARMY PERCUSSION REVOLVER WITH STOCK. Manufacturer: Colt Model: 1860 Army Serial No. 1498 Caliber/Bore: .44 Rifled Barrel Length: 7 - 1/2” FFL Status: Antique

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Manufactured 1860. Colt Fluted Army with 7 - 1/2” round barrel with single line Hartford barrel address.

Caliber .44 percussion with matching numbers and Colt marked nipples. Blue finish barrel and cylinder with case color frame and silver plated trigger guard and backstrap. One piece varnished walnut grips. Four screw variation with factory slot and studs for shoulder stock. Detachable shoulder stock with silver plated hardware marked 1519 under buttplate and 16826 on grip flange and 12 on front flange. Varnished walnut stock. Saddle ring still present. Housed in a green velvet lined Colt pattern case together with two cavity steel Colt marked bullet mold, early tilted tube Colt powder flask, and Eley marked 250 count cap tin. Colt nipple wrench and Colt’s patented .44 cal combustible cartridge packet with lacquer still in place.

CONDITION: Very fine with barrel and cylinder retaining 25-30% factory blue fading to brown. Barrel having scattered marks from use and disassembly. Generous amounts of vivid case colors remain on frame.

Varnished stocks retain over 90% factory varnish and minor chip in left side of grip to rear of trigger guard. Grip straps retain well over 85% silver plated finish. Stock is consistent with revolver with over 90% varnish on stock and over 80% thinning silver over brass hardware. Case is very good with with minor age separation in lid and lining is possible relined. TDW 17,500 - 25,000

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2219 - (A) FINE AND RARE PUBLISHED CONFEDERATE J.H. DANCE & BROS. ARMY REVOLVER. Manufacturer: J.H. Dance Model: Army Serial No. 54 Caliber/Bore: .44 Rifled Barrel Length: 8” FFL Status: Antique

Out of all the Confederate made revolvers, those made by Dance & Bros. of Columbia, Texas are among the most desirable and hard to find. There are around 100 of these revolvers currently known consisting of both the .36 caliber Navy model and .44 caliber Army model, out of a production of approximately 350 .44 caliber Army model and 135 .36 Navy model revolvers. The .44 Army model presented here was made without recoil shields, which is unique to Dance revolvers.

Made in the style of the Colt Dragoon, Dance revolvers have a shorter cylinder and a slightly longer barrel. As it should, the serial number of “54” appears on the barrel in two places, left side of loading lever, cylinder arbor, cylinder, frame, trigger guard, back strap, left side of hammer, and on either side of the inside surface of the grips where they meet the frame. Correct seven groove rifling, going clockwise.

With the exception of the wedge and loading lever catch, which are replacements, the gun appears original in every respect including the cones. The cylinder still retains all of the safety pins at the rear between chambers. This gun would make a fine addition to, and possibly be the centerpiece of any advanced Confederate handgun collection.

PROVENANCE: Pictured on pages 52 and 53 of “DANCE & BROTHERS, Texas Gunmakers of the Confederacy” by Gary Wiggins. CONDITION: Gun appears to have been very lightly cleaned a long time ago, exhibiting a pleasing patina to the metal with light pitting. Serial numbers are clear. There is some holster wear at the muzzle. Brass is a pleasing dark color. Grips have some wear and handling marks. Bore has strong, well defined rifling with some very light pitting. Fine mechanical function. The lever catch is a more modern restoration which is loose and simply dovetailed into the bottom of the barrel in the proper location. GR 40,000 - 60,000

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2220 - (A) STUNNING CASED PAIR OF COLT 1851 NAVY PERCUSSION REVOLVERS. Manufacturer: (BOTH) Colt Model: (BOTH) 1851 Navy Serial No. (A) 179941 (B) 183392 Caliber/Bore: (BOTH) .36 Percussion Barrel Length: (BOTH) 7 - 1/2” FFL Status: Antique Manufactured 1864 and 1865, this pair of Colt Model 1851 Navy revolvers with 7 - 1/2” octagon blued barrels, varnished walnut grips, case colored frames, and blued cylinders are extremely fine original condition and are cased in the proper English Oak dual case with bag type flask and oiler, maintenance tool, and cleaning rod. Silver washed backstrap and trigger guards and Ormsby Naval cylinder scene. Single line New York address on barrels and matching numbers throughout including wedges. Small London proofs found on cylinder and barrels. CONDITION: Extremely fine with most all vivid case colors remaining on frames. Backstraps and trigger guards retain generous amount of original silver plating. Barrels retain most blue finish with some portions of loss from age and flaking. Levers and hammers both retain most all vivid case colors and grips are exceptional with most all varnish. Case is exceptionally fine with presentation plate on exterior of lid marked “EL TEB FEBUARY 29th 1884”. Interior blue lining is equally fine and all partitions are rigid and good. An outstanding cased pair of Colt Navy Revolvers. TDW 20,000 - 25,000

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2221 - (A) DESIRABLE ENGRAVED COLT 1851 NAVY PERCUSSION REVOLVER CUT FOR VERY RARE 1ST TYPE SHOULDER STOCK. Manufacturer: Colt Model: 1851 Navy Serial No. 59487 Caliber/Bore: .36 Rifled Barrel Length: 7 - 1/2” FFL Status: Antique Factory engraved in classic Gustave Young No. 2 pattern featuring floral and foliate arabesque coverage on barrel, loading lever, frame, hammer (wolf head), backstrap, trigger guard, wedge, and major screws. Select burl one piece walnut grips with “piano” finish. 7 - 1/2” barrel marked “Address Sam Colt New York City” 3rd Model with large silver plated iron trigger guard and rare swivel fitted at front.

Large dovetailed front sight. Backstrap is slotted for the rare 1st type shoulder stock. Previously in several well known Colt collections with strong provenance.This revolver formerly of Bobby Smith and the Pete Holder collection, Max Guenthert collection. Has been identified as being one of only five known cut for the 1st Type Stock. CONDITION: Matching serial numbers on loading lever, barrel, frame, trigger guard, backstrap, cylinder, and wedge. Excellent condition overall with sharp engraving, 60-70% original high polish blue on barrel, some original silver remaining on trigger guard and backstrap, balance is a pleasing gun metal gray patina. Grips are superb. -MKS- 15,000 - 20,000

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2222 - (A) DUAL CASED PAIR OF COLT GUSTAVE YOUNG ENGRAVED 1849 POCKET REVOLVERS. Manufacturer: (BOTH) Colt Model: (BOTH) 1849 Pocket Serial No. (A) 112309 (B) 157298 Caliber/Bore: (BOTH) .31 Rifled Barrel Length: (BOTH) 6” FFL Status: Antique Engraved in tight scroll and vine patterns with script “SAM COLT” barrel addresses. Manufactured 1856 and 1859, this pair exhibit 6 inch octagon barrels, iron trigger guards and backstraps, and 5 shot cylinders. Varnished walnut stocks with blue and case color finishes. Cased in appropriate red velvet lined walnut case with proper flask, brass mold, oiler, and cap tin. Serial number 157298 is matching with exception of properly engraved loading lever “7145”. Number 112309 is matching with exception of wedge “461”. These Gustave Young pattern engraved ‘49 Pockets are quite similar in style but are not identical. Both having Gothic styled dogs head intertwined in the engraving on the left side of barrel flat and frames are almost identical. Conditions are almost identical, giving great credence that this pair has been together for a great while.

CONDITION: Good as both have turned a dull gray finish with properly operating actions and functioning. Bores are dark with strong rifling. Grips have numerous small abrasions and bruises but present themselves very well. Case is exceptionally fine with strong partitions and and accessories are very fine. This is a extremely attractive set with ID plate in lid reading J.W. Nyc. TDW 12,500 - 15,000

2223 - (A) ENGRAVED COLT 1851 NAVY PERCUSSION REVOLVER CASED WITH ACCESSORIES. Manufacturer: Colt Model: 1851 Navy Serial No. 91918 Caliber/Bore: .36 Rifled Barrel Length: 7 - 1/2” FFL Status: Antique Deluxe engraved in classic Gustave Young style featuring Germanic scrolls on a punch dot background. Gothic dog motif on left barrel lug and wolf head motif on hammer.

Hand engraved “Colt’s Patent” on left side of frame.

Backstrap inscribed “H.B. Allen”. Engraving on loading lever, barrel, trigger guard, backstrap, and wedge. 7 1/2” octagon barrel with one-line “Address SAML COLT HARTFORD CT.” Matching serial number 91918 on all major components including wedge. Manufactured in 1859. One piece ivory grips. Blue with case hardened frame, loading lever, and hammer. Silver plated brass trigger guard and backstrap. Fitted in walnut case in partition style with correct “Colt Patent” bullet mold, Eagle powder flask, packet of 6 combustible cartridges, and Eley Bros. percussion cap tin. CONDITION: 35-40% original blue turning a pleasing brown patina on barrel. Loading lever, frame, and hammer mostly a gunmetal grey patina. Engraving is sharp and crisp. All original screws mostly unmolested. Cylinder shows 70-80% roll die scene with an overall dove grey patina.

Action locks up well and is crisp. One piece ivory grips are excellent with sharp checkering at butt and small chips on the toe at each side. Grips fit well with minimum shrinkage.

Overall a very attractive and desirable early Model 1851 Navy. -MKS- 12,500 - 15,000 472

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2224 - (A) DELUXE ENGRAVED CASED COLT 1849 POCKET PERCUSSION REVOLVER. Manufacturer: Colt Model: 1849 Pocket Serial No. 237728 Caliber/Bore: .31 Rifled Barrel Length: 5” FFL Status: Antique Serial number 237728 manufactured in 1863, serial number matching on all major components. Wedge is numbered 7718. Last digit of serial number on cylinder appears to have been re-cut, possibly during period. 5” barrel with hand engraved “Sam’L Colt” in script, brass pin front sight. 6 shot, .31 caliber cylinder with unique hand engraved stagecoach holdup scene and engraved borders around front edge and locking notches. Small brass trigger guard and brass backstrap. Classic Gustave Young engraving with Germanic scrolls on a punch dot background.

Wolfs head motif on hammer and a dog head motif on the left barrel lug. Scroll engraving on barrel, loading lever, frame, trigger guard, backstrap, and hammer. Hand engraved “COLTS PATENT” in a banner on left side of frame. Letter “I” over or below serial numbers, designating ivory grips and possibly extra polish. One piece ivory grips with unique engraved borders at the butt matching borders located on revolver recoil shields, cylinder, trigger guard, and backstrap.

Housed in a walnut partition fitted case with burgundy color interior. Complete with correct powder flask, brass bullet mold, packet of combustible cartridges, percussion cap tin, and correct case key. CONDITION: Very good overall, revolver retains a cleaned silver finish with a few light dings and scratches. Areas have been cleaned to bare metal. Cylinder has been cleaned to bare metal with light pitting and shows 90%+ of stagecoach holdup scene. Trigger guard and backstap are a mustard color patina. Ivory grips have few age lines however, is completely sound showing a very pleasing mellow ivory patina. Case overall is fine with a few small age cracks, retaining most of the original varnish. Interior shows moderate wear with light fading and some soiling. Powder flask shows multiple small dents with a seam separation on one side. Bullet mold is good with multiple dings and dents with a mustard color patina. Overall an attractive deluxe engraved case set. -MKS- 10,000 - 12,500 2225 - (A) ENGRAVED & CASED COLT 1849 POCKET PERCUSSION REVOLVER. Manufacturer: Colt Model: 1849 Pocket Serial No. 180716 Caliber/Bore: .31 Rifled Barrel Length: 4” FFL Status: Antique Serial number 180716, manufactured in 1860. Matching serial numbers on all major components including wedge.

Punch dot either below or above serial numbers indicating factory engraving and/or special finishes. 4” barrel with two-line marked “ADDRESS SAML COLT / HARTFORD CT.” Hand engraved “COLTS PATENT” on left side of frame.

Classic Gustave Young style engraving with Germanic scrolls with punch dot background. Stylized wolf head motif on hammer, bird head on left side of barrel lug. Scroll engraving on barrel, frame, hammer, trigger guard, and backstrap. Blue with case hardened frame, hammer, and loading lever. Deluxe one piece burl walnut grips with piano finish. Housed in a walnut partition fitted case with correct bullet mold, powder flask, and Eley’s marked percussion cap tin. CONDITION: Fine overall with approximately 20% original blue on barrel with balance a pleasing brown patina. Traces of original blue on cylinder, mostly a brown patina. Strong roll die stagecoach holdup scene and “COLTS PATENT” with serial number on 5-shot cylinder.

Traces of case color on frame, loading lever, and hammer, mostly a grey/brown patina. 15-20% original silver plating on backstrap and trigger guard. Most all piano finish remaining on burl walnut grips with minimum wear. Case is excellent showing moderate wear. Powder flask is excellent with no dents and pleasing patina. Bullet mold is clean with scattered original blue turning a brown patina. Overall a fine deluxe engraved set. -MKS- 7,500 - 10,000

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2226 - (A) COLT BREVETE MODEL 1851 NAVY PERCUSSION REVOLVER. Manufacturer: Liege Belgium Model: 1851 Navy Caliber/Bore: .36 Percussion Barrel Length: 7 - 1/2” FFL Status: Antique Very fine Liege Belgium assembled 1851 Colt Navy Brevete revolver. Based upon literature, the gun was assembled in Belgium using parts manufactured by Colt around 1853. The hammer is Belgium made.

Barrel markings, address “SAML Colt New York City”, showing a high polish blue typical of the era. Cylinder displays the W.L. Ormsby Naval battle scene with Colts patent number, minus serial number. Markings “NM” stamped on barrel, trigger guard, and backstrap. No visible serial numbers. Belgium proof marks on barrel and cylinder.

The trigger guard and backstrap appear nickel plated. One piece varnished walnut grips. A very similar revolver is pictured on page 196 of the book “Colt Brevete Revolvers” by Roy Marcot and Ron Paxton. CONDITION: Very fine overall with approximately 95% original high polish blue on barrel. Sharp cylinder scene with traces of original blue. Traces of soft case color on frame. Grips are excellent with most original varnish. All main parts of the gun have an assembly number in Roman letters (III) made by file strokes from the outside not visible. Bore is excellent. Very crisp tight action. PROVENANCE: From the esteemed Peter Blatter collection. MKS 6,500 - 9,500

2227 - (A) RARE UPPER CANADA MARKED CASED COLT MODEL 1851 LONDON NAVY PERCUSSION REVOLVER. Manufacturer: Colt Model: 1851 London Navy Serial No. 34812 Caliber/Bore: .36 Rifled Barrel Length: 7 - 1/2” FFL Status: Antique Blue & color case hardened with 7 - 1/2” octagon barrel, brass pin front sight, and one line London address with short spears. Left side of frame has “COLT’S PATENT”, the iron trigger guard and back strap containing a varnished one piece walnut grip with any numbers in the back strap channel, covered in dark stains. Cylinder is usual 6 shots with Ormsby naval battle scene and all six safety pins crisp & serviceable. Left side of grip is stamped, upside down, “U.C / 61 / 33”. Prior to 1854 the Canadian Military was supplied arms by the British government, but at about that point the British military was so heavily embroiled in the Crimean War that they were hard pressed to maintain their own military forces and therefore asked Canada to become more active in supplying their own arms. Canada accepted and in 1855 a commission was sent to England to purchase arms for the militia. Among other purchases, they bought 800 Colt Model 1851 Navy revolvers with 556 going to Upper Canada, the area of Canada now known as the Province of Ontario, and 255 being issued to Lower Canada, the area known today as the Province of Quebec. Routinely these revolvers are stamped on the grip “UC” with a company letter and the rack number of the revolver. This revolver with the number “61” in place of the company designation apparently is an abnormality and the meaning of which is unknown. Reference information obtained from the book “’51 Colt Navies” by Swayze. Accompanied by an English mahogany casing with scalloped brass plate in the lid which is engraved in script lettering “T.H. Bolton”. Interior is red velvet lined with a Colt’s directions label inside the lid. Bottom is compartmented for the revolver, a Hawksley bag shaped flask, a “COLTS PATENT” blue steel two cavity mold with sprue cutter and the locator pin in the left arm, an L-shaped nipple wrench, a packet of five combustible cartridges, and a lacquered tin for Eley’s caps. Right rear compartment is covered and contains lead bullets & balls and an all metal cleaning rod. Also in the front compartment is an 1854 Bank of Upper Canada one penny bank token. All edges of the lid & bottom are rounded. CONDITION: Very fine, all matching including wedge & cylinder, grip as noted. Barrel retains 65-70% thinning original blue with balance flaked, not worn, to a light patina. Rammer & handle retain strong case colors, bright on the pivot. Frame and hammer retain about all of their original case colors, brilliant on sides of frame, dark on left recoil shield and turning dark on hammer. Cylinder retains 75-80% strong original blue and about 95% Ormbsy naval battle scene. Trigger guard and back strap retain most of their original blue, strong on trigger guard, front strap, and at the top of the back strap and butt strap, thin on body of back strap. Grip is sound showing edge wear with a few nicks and scratches in the finish and overall retains 85-90% strong original varnish. Mechanics are crisp, bright shiny bore with scattered light pitting. Case is sound with normal handling and use nicks, scratches, and dings and retains most of its original varnish. Interior is moderately faded & soiled with yellowed label inside the lid and damage from the front sight & hammer spur. Flask is fine with about 75% original finish. Mold is lightly pitted & slightly battered on outside, nipple wrench is fine, cartridge box is crisp, coin is fine.

TDW 5,000 - 8,000

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2228 - (A) COLT 1849 POCKET PERCUSSION REVOLVER. Manufacturer: Colt Model: 1849 Pocket Serial No. 176743 Caliber/Bore: .31 Rifled Barrel Length: 4” FFL Status: Antique Serial number 176743, manufactured in 1860.

Matching serial numbers on all major components including wedge and loading lever. 4” barrel with two line “ADDRESS SAM’L COLT / HARTFORD CT.” Dovetail blade front sight. Left side of frame marked “COLTS PATENT”. Engraved in early Gustave Young style featuring scrolls with punch dot background.

Stylized bird head on left barrel lug. Wolf head motif on hammer. Scroll engraving on barrel, loading lever, frame, hammer, trigger guard, and backstrap.

Wedge is engraved. Flower motifs on right barrel lug and both sides of frame. One piece ivory grips.

Housed in a walnut case fitted in the partition style with brass bullet mold and percussion cap tin. CONDITION: Good overall with no visible original finishes. Entire revolver is cleaned to a gun metal grey. Replaced screws. Trigger guard and backstrap are a medium mustard patina. Ivory grips have a lovely honey color patina and show minimum shrinkage to backstrap. Case shows heavy use with split joints on body and lid. Burgundy color interior is faded with signs of heavy use.

Missing lid to upper right compartment. -MKS- 7,000 - 9,000

2229 - (A) CASED LONDON COLT 1851 NAVY PERCUSSION REVOLVER Manufacturer: Colt Model: 1851 Navy Serial No. 196221 Caliber/Bore: .36 Rifled Barrel Length: 7 - 1/2” FFL Status: Antique Serial number 196221 manufactured in 1866, matching numbers on all major components including wedge; loading lever is not numbered.

Blue with casehardened frame, hammer, and loading lever. Iron trigger guard and backstrap with blue finish. 7 - 1/2” barrel marked “ADDRESS COL. COLT LONDON”. Frame and cylinder marked “COLTS PATENT”. Trigger guard marked .36 CAL. No visible British proof marks. One piece varnished walnut grips. London walnut case fitted in the partition style with blue baize interior. Includes brass bullet mold. Powder flask, percussion cap tin, packet of six cartridges, oiler, and correct case key. CONDITION: Fine overall with approximately 90% bright original blue on barrel, numerous dings around wedge on right side of barrel. No original finish on cylinder, appears to have been over cleaned with scattered light pitting, strong roll die scene. Frame, hammer, and loading lever show signs of case color with a light grey color overall.

10-15% original blue on trigger guard and back strap. Grips are fine with a gouge on left side near frame, most original varnish remaining. Case excellent overall showing moderate wear. Interior is fine with moderate wear. Nice “DIRECTIONS FOR LOADING COLT’S PISTOLS” label on inside lid.

Powder flask and bullet mold are fair condition.

Overall a nice cased set. -MKS- 10,500 - 12,500

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2230 - (A) COLT MODEL 1848 BABY DRAGOON PERCUSSION REVOLVER. Manufacturer: Colt Model: 1848 Baby Dragoon Serial No. 7246 Caliber/Bore: .31 Percussion Barrel Length: 4” FFL Status: Antique Scarce Colt Baby Dragoon, manufactured from 1847 through 1850 with a total production of approximately 15,000 total.

This particular revolver serial number 7246 is the Type II variation and was built in 1848.

Five shot cylinder and one piece walnut grips. Includes a leather “French fitted” case complete with correct accessories including the powder charger, brass bullet mold, nipple wrench, and correct key. CONDITION: Mostly a clean gun metal grey patina overall. Strong cylinder scene. Matching serial numbers on barrel, frame, trigger guard, backstrap, and wedge. MKS 10,000 - 15,000

2231 - (A) FINE CASED LONDON COLT 1851 NAVY PERCUSSION REVOLVER. Manufacturer: Colt Model: 1851 London Navy Serial No. 6278 Caliber/Bore: .36 Rifled Barrel Length: 7 - 1/2” FFL Status: Antique Elegantly cased Navy Colt revolver assembled at Pall Mall in 1852. Blue and case color finished with varnished one piece walnut stocks. Barrel marked “ADDRESS. COL. COLT.LONDON.” The accompanying mahogany Colt pattern casing is fitted with two cavity “Colt’s Patent” bullet mold, a Barlow bag flask (missing spring) and an original British tin cap container with lacquered finish marked “ELEY BRO, LONDON”. CONDITION: Gun is very fine overall. Matching serial number 6278 is found on barrel, frame, trigger guard, backstrap, and cylinder as well as lever and wedge. Address and serial numbers are crisp.

Cylinder has all six safety pins and about 95% of the rolled naval battle scene visible.

Stocks are well fit with about 70% of their varnished finish intact. Gun functions properly with a clean crisp bore. Accompanying casing has empty oval brass plate applied in lid which has evidence of earlier refinish. Lining and interior of case are are very fine though slightly faded. A fine example of the London Colt Navy. TDW 15,000 - 17,500

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2232 - (A) EXCEPTIONAL CASED MODEL 1860 COLT ARMY REVOLVER. Manufacturer: Colt Model: 1860 Army Serial No. 161882 Caliber/Bore: .44 Rifled Barrel Length: 8” FFL Status: Antique Blue and color case hardened with 8” round barrel, German silver front sight and New York, US America address. Three screw frame has “COLT’S PATENT” on left side and “44 CAL” on left rear of trigger guard. Cylinder is rebated with usual six shots, with W.L. Ormsby Naval Battle Scene roll marking which is crisp and completely discernible. Cylinder retains five of its original safety pins. Silver plated brass trigger guard and blued steel backstrap contains a fine varnished one piece walnut grip. Colt Armies saw hard use throughout the Civil War and on the Western frontier. Finding such an exceptional gun still in original Colt casing with fine accessories is a rare find. This cased Colt Army was part of “the most historically significant Colt exhibit in 100 years” which took over two years of planning and preparation at the Buffalo Bill Historical Center in Cody, WY. The exhibit was titled, “Colt: The Legacy of a Legend”. A 400 page hard back catalog of this exhibit was published in 2003 by the Colt Collector’s Association and this particular gun and casing are pictured and detailed on p.94. A copy of this book along with copy of museum release to consignor accompanies this revolver. CONDITION: Extremely fine, all matching external numbers as gun was not disassembled.

Barrel retains 90%+ original bright blue with high edge wear with some small scratches and patches turning plum. Frame, loading assembly, and hammer retain about 60% case colors with balance silver/grey with some spotting and small scratches. Cylinder retains about 20% original bright blue finish with balance gray/brown matching rest of gun. Cylinder has rust and pitting around cones. Backstrap retains about 20% blue finish. Trigger guard retains traces of silver plating in protected areas. Grips are sound and solid and very well fit retaining about 90% of their original varnish with numerous small dents and blemishes with edge wear. A prior owner carved initials “K” into each side of buttstock. Gun functions mechanically well. Bright, crisp bore. Colt Patent flask retains about 70% of its original varnish on obverse with design less on reverse.

Flask’s angle style spout has heavier patina and spring retains most of its original fire blue. “Colt Patent” two cavity mold is marked “44H” and retains about 70-80% of its original thinning blue. L-shaped nipple wrench/screw driver combination tool is fine and retains traces of its original finish. Pack of 44 Cal. “Revolving Holster Pistol” cartridges is also in fine condition. Mahogany casing is sound overall with faded purple velvet lining retaining much of its original varnish though thinning with the expected small bruises and blemishes after 150 years. TDW 20,000 - 25,000

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2233 - (A) VERY RARE COLT WALKER PERCUSSION REVOLVER AUTHENTICATED BY THE TEXAS GUN COLLECTORS ASSOCIATION. Manufacturer: Colt Model: 1847 WAlker Serial No. A Company 181 Caliber/Bore: .44 Percussion Barrel Length: 9â&#x20AC;?

FFL Status: Antique Colt 1847 Walker A Company No. 181. One of the most rare and desirable of all Colt firearms is the Walker pistol. These massive 4 lb. revolvers were manufactured in 1847 in a quantity of only 1,000 to arm mounted troops for the war in Mexico. Subsequent to the military contract of 1,000 revolvers, Colt assembled an additional 100-104 Civilian Model Walker revolvers. The Martial Walker revolvers were marked Company specific from Company A to Company E with various numbers assigned to each company. The first shipment of Walker revolvers to Mexico was only about 220 units with a second shipment of 280 revolvers arriving about a week later on October 26th, 1847. Out of the first shipment, six revolvers were reported stolen. Upon arrival in Mexico these 496 revolvers were issued to various Companies including Company A, B and C which included 394 pistols issued to the Texas regiments under Colonel John Hays. The second shipment of 500 was delayed and did not arrive in Mexico until the war was nearly over and were not issued at that time. When the war was over the Walker pistols that had been issued were recalled and turned in at the Vera Cruz Depot on May 8th, 1848. Of the 394 pistols issued to the Texans, only about 316 were turned in, with many of those missing lost in battle and others simply stolen or retained by Officers of the various Companies. In February 1861 the San

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Antonio Arsenal was seized by the State of Texas, including all remaining arms and accouterments and turned over to the Confederacy. It seems likely that all those seized arms would have been issued to Confederate troops for use during the Civil War. Very few Walker pistols survive today in any condition with any original finish. Such a revolver today is a great rarity and seldom ever seen today. Colt Walker A Company 181 is identified in Whittingtons book “The Colt Whitneyville-Walker Pistol” 1983 publication, on page 79, as having been one of the known survivors. As well A Company 181 is accompanied by a certificate, signed and dated June 1961, as having been inspected and authenticated by the Texas Gun Collectors Association, Certificate of Authenticity signed by Herb Glass, Leon Jackson, as well as others. It is also noted that the loading lever spring has been correctly replaced, mainspring and two nipples have been replaced. This rare and iconic Colt revolver is wonderfully documented. PROVENANCE: Previous collections of Jack Hutton “1961” Robert Sadler “2019”. CONDITION: Fine original condition with exceptions previously noted. Finish is a wonderful chocolate brown patina overall with a very good bore and properly functioning action. Left side of frame marked “A COMPANY No 181”. Trigger guard “A COMPANY 181” Barrel marking are fully legible “ADDRESS SAML COLT NEW YORK CITY” right side of barrel above unnumbered wedge is marked “US 1847”. Butt is marked with proper A COMPANY 181 marking as well.

Grips are very fine with slight shrinkage and material loss from use and age, cylinder is properly numbered and marked as well. Brass trigger guard is a mellow mustard color. A very important and verified authentic Walker with outstanding early provenance. TDW 80,000 - 120,000

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2234 - (A) EXTREMELY RARE COLT NO. 5 TEXAS PATERSON REVOLVER WITH FACTORY 4-1/4” BARREL PICTURED ON PAGE 144 OF THE PATERSON COLT BOOK. Manufacturer: Colt Model: No. 5 Texas Paterson Serial No. 594 Caliber/Bore: .36 Percussion Barrel Length: 4 - 1/4” FFL Status: Antique Extremely rare Colt No. 5 or Texas Model Paterson revolver with 4 - 1/2” barrel marked: “Patent Arms M’g. Co. Paterson, N J. – Colt’s Pt.” with star and snake terminals at each end. Muzzle is chamfered as is the case with all original Patersons. Round-back, five-shot cylinder is roll-engraved with the stage holdup scene with “COLT” in a central panel facing the hammer. The serial number, “594” appears on breech end of the barrel, bottom of the barrel wedge, cylinder arbor, turning ring, breech end of the cylinder, backstrap, frame, and trigger. All of the visible serial numbers match. The revolver has no provision for a loading lever, the recoil shield does not have a capping cut-out and the hammer spur is not knurled. The flared, highly figured, walnut grips have varnish finish.

Serial number on rear of cylinder is a period overstamp. Accompanied by a copy of “The Paterson Colt Book” by R.L. Wilson in which this exact pistol is illustrated on p 144 with credit to noted collector Dennis A. LeVett. CONDITION: Very good. Barrel retains considerable blue finish. Cylinder exhibits nearly all of its roll engraved stagecoach scene, nipples appear original. Frame retains light traces of finish with balance being an even patina, some screw heads are degraded. Address line on barrel is faint, and only partially visible. Figured walnut grips are slightly undersized but fit well and are original.

Left grip has large piece of possibly replaced wood. Bore shows characteristic Paterson rifling, will clean to very good. No. 594 offers the advanced collector the opportunity to acquire a well known and well documented Colt Texas Paterson. TDW 40,000 - 60,000

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2235 - (A) FACTORY ENGRAVED AND CASED COLT 1849 PERCUSSION REVOLVER. Manufacturer: Colt Model: 1849 Serial No. 38389 Caliber/Bore: .31 Rifled Barrel Length: 6” FFL Status: Antique Early production (1852) 6 inch barrel with hand engraved “Sam Colt” address. Factory engraved in the classic donut style scroll pattern. Engraved on barrel, wedge, loading lever, frame, hammer, backstrap, and trigger guard. One piece varnished select burl walnut grips with “piano” finish. Cased in the “upside down” manner with English oak case and correct accessories including an Eagle flask, brass bullet mold, cleaning rod, oiler, nipple wrench, and paper cartridge pack. Provenance Max Guenthert collection CONDITION: Very fine, overall a pleasing blue-gray patina with traces of high polish blue on barrel, mainly under loading lever, mostly original engraved screws with burrs on head slots, two replacement screws on trigger guard. Matching serial numbers on wedge, loading lever, cylinder, barrel, frame, trigger guard, and backstrap. Strong cylinder scene. -MKS10,000 - 15,000

2236 - (A) COLT FIRST MODEL DRAGOON PERCUSSION REVOLVER WITH CASE. Manufacturer: Colt Model: First Model Dragoon Serial No. 7002 Caliber/Bore: .44 Rifled Barrel Length: 7 - 1/2” FFL Status: Antique Serial number 7002 manufactured in 1849. Matching serial numbers on all major components except loading lever and wedge, both are marked “7706”. 7 - 1/2” barrel marked in one line “ADDRESS SAM’L COLT NEW-YORK CITY”, letter “N” stamped on top barrel lug flat at breech. Letter “N” stamped on front edge of cylinder. Letter “K” stamped on front edge of trigger guard. Left side of frame marked “COLTS PATENT” with “U.S.” stamped under patent, letter “B” stamped to left of patent. Roll die Texas Rangers and Indian fight scene on cylinder. Oval locking slots on cylinder. Blue with case hardened frame, loading lever and hammer.

Replacement one piece ivory grips. Brass squareback trigger guard and brass backstrap. Housed in an walnut partition fitted case with navy blue interior. Complete with powder flask, bullet mold, and percussion cap tin. CONDITION: Revolver is very good overall with approximately 15% original dull blue on bottom side of barrel and barrel lug, balance turning brown patina.

Stress crack on muzzle end of barrel extending from front sight forward. Balance of revolver turning brown patina. Overall clean metal with little to no pitting.

Brass trigger guard and backstrap a dark mustard patina. Action is tight and crisp. Ivory grips do not fit well. 60-70% cylinder scene visible. Case lid shows moderate wear with scattered dents and scratches.

Interior shows moderate wear with fading. Nice mustard patina on powder flask. Bullet mold is fair with scattered pitting.

Overall a reality clean and attractive First Model Dragoon. -MKS- 12,500 - 15,000

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2237 - (A) FINE CASED COLT 1849 POCKET PERCUSSION REVOLVER. Manufacturer: Colt Model: 1849 Pocket Serial No. 67299 Caliber/Bore: .31 Percussion Barrel Length: 6” FFL Status: Antique Serial number 67299 manufactured in 1853.

Matching numbers on all major components including wedge and loading lever. Desirable 6” barrel with two-line address marked “SAML COLT / NEW-YORK CITY”. Blue with casehardened frame, hammer, and loading lever. Silver plated brass trigger guard and backstrap. Trigger guard marked on left side with letters “U” and “G”. Frame marked “COLTS PATENT”. One piece varnished walnut grips. Walnut case fitted in partition style with burgundy interior. Correct “COLTS PATENT” bullet mold, eagle powder flask, packet of six combustible cartridges, and Eley Bros percussion cap tin. CONDITION: Excellent overall with 90-95% original blue on barrel. 85-90% original blue on cylinder with strong stagecoach holdup scene. Traces of case color on loading lever, frame, and hammer turning a dove grey patina. Strong bright blue on trigger. Most all original silver plating on trigger guard and backstrap turning a pleasing dark patina. Excellent grips with most original varnish showing modest use. Case exterior is excellent showing light wear. Interior is bright showing light wear. Bullet mold shows light use with most original blue remaining. Nice patina on powder flask with a couple small dents. Overall a very fine, high condition, early production Model 1849 with desirable barrel length. -MKS- 7,500 - 10,000

2238 - (A) RARE DOCUMENTED FACTORY ENGRAVED COLT 1851 NAVY PERCUSSION REVOLVER. Manufacturer: Colt Model: 1851 Navy Serial No. 29720 Caliber/Bore: .36 Percussion Barrel Length: 7 - 1/2” FFL Status: Antique Serial number 29720, manufactured in 1853. On page 69 of R.L. Wilson’s first “Colt Engraving” book is a photograph showing an original hand written list titled “Engraved Pistols”. This list is part of the official Colt Collection of Firearms then located in the Connecticut State Library. The list represents a total of 76 Colt pistols that were engraved by Gustave Young’s Colt engraving shop for the month ending June 3, 1854. The very first entry under the column titled “Navys” is serial number 29720. The subject revolver today has serial number 29720 on all its major components with exception of the wedge, which is numbered 709. 7 - 1/2” barrel marked “ADDRESS SAM’L COLT NEW-YORK CITY”. Full silver plating, with checkered one piece walnut grips. Masterfully engraved in the classic Gustave Young style of Germanic scrolls with a punch dot background, featuring his trademark wolf head motif hammer and a stylized dog head on the left barrel lug and right side of the frame. Scroll engraving on the loading lever, frame, trigger guard, hammer, and backstrap. “COLTS PATENT” hand engraved in script on left side of frame. All screw heads are engraved. W.L. Ormsby’s naval battle scene roll die on the cylinder.

CONDITION: Fine overall, partially period refinished. Engraving shows minimum wear.

Approximately 50% roll die scene is visible. Silver plating is blending with bare metal giving an overall pleasing appearance. Approximately 50% original silver plating on brass trigger guard and backstrap. Overall a most desirable and well documented factory engraved Model 1851 Navy from Gustave Young’s shop. -MKS- 8,500 - 10,000

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2239 - (A) LONDON COLT MODEL 1849 POCKET PERCUSSION REVOLVER. Manufacturer: Colt Model: 1849 Pocket Serial No. 8834 Caliber/Bore: .31 Percussion Barrel Length: 5” FFL Status: Antique Serial Number 8834, manufactured in 1854.

Matching serial numbers on all major components including loading lever and wedge. 5” barrel marked in two lines “ADDRESS COL COLT / LONDON”.

Left side of frame marked “COLTS PATENT”. 5-shot cylinder with stagecoach holdup scene. One piece varnished walnut stock. Blue with case hardened frame, hammer, and loading lever. Housed in a London style walnut case partition fitted to gun and accessories. Complete with London style powder flask, “Colts Patent” bullet mold, combination nipple wrench. Eley Bros. percussion cap tin, and cleaning rod. CONDITION: Fine overall with 90%+ bright original blue on barrel. Traces of blue on cylinder mostly a brown patina. Most of the roll die cylinder scene is visible. Traces of case color on frame, loading lever and hammer, turning a dove grey patina. Grips excellent with most piano finish remaining showing minimum wear. Case is very overall with scattered scratches and small dents with a split on lid right front. Interior lined in a red baize showing moderate wear and light fading. Nice “Directions For Loading Colt’s Pistols” label inside lid. Correct “Colts Patent” has light original blue. London style powder flask marked “James Dixon” shows most original finish with scattered oxidation. Overall a very attractive honest Model 1849 Colt. -MKS- 6,000 - 8,000

2240 - (A) A SUPERB CASED AND ENGRAVED TRANTER DOUBLE ACTION PERCUSSION REVOLVER, RETAILED BY ALEXANDER THOMPSON AND SON, 16 UNION PLACE, EDINBURGH. Manufacturer: Tranter Model: Revolver Serial No. 21365T Caliber/Bore: .32 Percussion Barrel Length: 3 - 3/4” FFL Status: Antique This splendid revolver has a 3-3/4” octagonal barrel in .32 caliber with barrel and frame finely engraved with scrolls, retailers name in reserve on top flat, brightly polished hammer and trigger, deluxe figured one piece walnut grip with extremely fine checkering. Trigger guard engraved as is buttcap. All grip screws are finely engraved.

Cylinder with border engraving framing the nickel recesses, polished loading lever finely engraved marked Tranter’s Patent. Frame marked Tranter’s Patent. CONDITION: Gun is extraordinary, frame and barrel retaining almost all of their original bright bluing, screws retain nearly all of their original bright bluing, cylinder retains its original color case hardening, only slightly faded. Trigger guard retains most of its bright bluing with only minor losses. Case hardened buttcap with slight patination but still strong colors. Finely checkered grip retains nearly all of its original varnish, checkering is excellent. Hammer, trigger, and lever retain their original bright polish. Mahogany case is in pristine condition throughout, the lid with most of its original varnish. Index screws retain original gilding. Circular presentation disk, blank, but retains some original gilding. Interior of case with phenomenal Alexander Thompson label. Green baise lining. All original accessories including cap tin, lubricating compound, and lubricated bullets. Original ramrod.

Dixon flask retaining nearly all of its bright gilding on spout, all of its bright nitre blue on spring, body retains nearly all of its original lacquer with no dents. Nipple wrench and screwdriver are original, screwdriver slightly chipped on blade. Oil bottle is excellent. Original mold retains nearly all of its original blue on sprue cutter. Mold marked 120 (for .32 caliber). Mold appears to be unused. Bore is near mint, appears unfired.

Action is crisp and tight as a new gun. If you want a nearly perfect cased Tranter, this wonderful example retailed by Alexander Thompson will please the most discerning collector. MZ 5,000 - 7,500

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2241 - (A) CASED COLT 1849 “WELLS FARGO” MODEL PERCUSSION REVOLVER. Manufacturer: Colt Model: 1849 Pocket Serial No. 55676 Caliber/Bore: .31 Rifled Barrel Length: 3” FFL Status: Antique Serial number 55676 manufactured in 1853.

Matching numbers on barrel, frame, trigger guard, backstrap, cylinder, and wedge. 3” barrel with two line address marked “ADDRESS SAML COLT / NEW YORK CITY”. Frame and cylinder marked “COLTS PATENT”. Letter “A” marked on left side of trigger bow, letter “T” marked on right side of trigger guard at grip. Short frame commonly referred to as a “Wells Fargo Model”. Period nickel plated with one piece varnished walnut grips. Roll die stagecoach holdup scene on cylinder. Housed in a period deluxe dealer case fitted in the partition style with burgundy interior. Complete with correct powder flask, bullet mold, and case key. Also included is a small shield badge marked “COLT-27-GUARD”.

CONDITION: Fine overall, with approximately 90% period nickel plating on frame, cylinder, trigger guard, hammer, and backstrap.

Barrel appears to have been mechanically cleaned in some fashion with no finish remaining. Barrel address is light. One piece walnut grips are excellent with most all original varnish showing minimum wear. Strong roll die scene on cylinder. Walnut veneer case is excellent overall with a clean bright interior. Powder flask has a nice patina with multiple small dents on both sides. Bullet mold is fair with moderate pitting and no original finish remaining. -MKS- 5,000 - 7,000

2242 - (A) CASED COLT 1849 POCKET PERCUSSION REVOLVER. Manufacturer: Colt Model: 1849 Pocket Serial No. 136237 Caliber/Bore: .31 Rifled Barrel Length: 4” FFL Status: Antique Serial number 136237 manufactured in 1857. 4” barrel with two line New York barrel address. Five shot .31 caliber with stagecoach holdup scene.

Full nickel plated finish with varnished one piece walnut grips. Matching serial numbers on barrel, frame, trigger guard, backstrap, cylinder, loading lever, and wedge. Complete with walnut partition style fitted case with tan interior, including correct powder flask, bullet mold, and percussion cap tin.

CONDITION: Fine to excellent overall with nearly all of the period refinished nickel. All markings and cylinder scene are sharp and crisp. Grips are excellent with minimal dents and scratches with most original varnish remaining. Case exterior is excellent with minimum scratches and wear. Interior shows moderate wear and discoloration. Brass bullet mold has numerous small dents. Flask has an attractive mustard color patina with dents on both sides. Overall an attractive early Colt Model 1849 Pocket. MKS 4,500 - 6,500

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2243 - (A) N. GILON BREVETE COLT MODEL 1851 NAVY PERCUSSION REVOLVER. Manufacturer: N. Gilon Model: 1851 Navy Serial No. 9407 Caliber/Bore: .36 Percussion Barrel Length: 7 - 1/2” FFL Status: Antique The gunsmith N. Gilon made this Navy revolver serial number 9407 in Liege Belgium. The frame is marked “NG” just below the left recoil shield.

Barrel has a two line mark “Colt Patent”. Cylinder is marked “Colts Patent” in script with a coach and horse scene rather than the typical W.L. Ormsby Naval battle scene. Overall revolver is slightly smaller in size and weight with a different grip angle than a Colt manufactured 1851 Navy. Belgium proof marks on barrel and cylinder. Bottom of backstrap is marked “11 Mai 1865” which could possibly represent a manufacture date. No evidence exist the gun was manufactured under a Colt license. Other revolvers built by N. Gilon are discussed in the book “Colt Brevete Revolvers” by” Marcot and Paxton.

CONDITION: Excellent overall with most original blue on barrel and cylinder. Most original case color on frame. Excellent one piece walnut grips with most original varnish. Screws are unmolested. Bore is very fine. PROVENANCE: From the esteemed collection of Peter Blatter. MKS 4,500 - 6,500

2244 - (A) A VERY FINE ENGLISH PERCUSSION SIX SHOT PEPPERBOX BY WILKINSON AND SON, PALL MALL, LONDON, CIRCA 1839, CASED WITH ALL ACCESSORIES. Manufacturer: Wilkinson Model: Allen Type Caliber/Bore: .42 Smoothbore Barrel Length: 3 - 1/2” FFL Status: Antique A really beautiful example of a classic mid-19th century English pepperbox by one of England’s most distinguished gun makers, Wilkinson and Son. The fluted barrels are case hardened and numbered from 1 through 6. The German Silver frame is elaborately engraved with scrolls in the best English style. The right side is engraved in a reserve “Improved Revolving Pistol” and on the left “Wilkinson and Son, Pall Mall, London”. The bar hammer beautifully engraved in the best English style with scrolls. The trigger guard finely engraved with scrolls and wriggle work. The figured walnut grips are highly finished in a piano varnish. CONDITION: Exemplary, barrels retaining much of original faded case colors (not renewed as is the case on all too many English percussion pepperboxes). Frame with sharp, crisp engraving and few if any minor marks. Trigger guard retains nearly all of its original bright peacock blue with engraving so sharp it will catch on a sweater. Trigger retaining much of its peacock nitre blue.

Grips retaining nearly all of its original varnish with a few extremely minor marks. Push on safety retains most of its original blue. Action is smooth and crisp. Bores are good. What makes this lovely pepperbox even more attractive is its original walnut case with split ring in lid, in excellent condition throughout with Wilkinson and Son original trade label. Very fine three way flask, spout retaining considerable original gilding and body with one tiny dent by sights and much of its original Japanned lacquer finish. Original bullet mold retaining nearly all its original finish. Cleaning rod with ebony grip, the original.

Original capbox by R.D. Walkers. Compartment retains spare worm, green baize lining, entirely original. An extremely attractive English percussion pepperbox by one of Britain’s most famous gunmakers. MZ 4,000 - 6,000

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2245 - (A) COLT FIRST MODEL DRAGOON WITH 12 - 1/4” BARREL. Manufacturer: Colt Model: Dragoon Serial No. 3341 Caliber/Bore: .44 Percussion Barrel Length: 12 - 1/4” FFL Status: Antique Produced originally in 1848, this early First Model US Inspected Colt Dragoon revolver has been fitted with a 12 - 1/4” octagon barrel and unique loading rammer. Barrel assembly has no markings but is very well made with drift adjustable front sight. Frame, cylinder, trigger guard and back strap are all numbers matching. Traces of the cylinder scene remain and walnut grips are numbered in pencil on bottom mortise. A rather unique customized Dragoon revolver. CONDITION: Good with an even brown patina overall. Bore has strong rifling with darkness in lands. Grips have several small chips at corners. Action operates but needs cleaning. TDW 3,000 - 5,000 2246 - (A) RARE CASED COLT ROOT MODEL 1855 1A PERCUSSION REVOLVER. Manufacturer: Colt Model: Root 1A Serial No. 268 Caliber/Bore: .28 Percussion Barrel Length: 3 - 1/2” FFL Status: Antique Blued octagon barrel, brass pin front sight and two line address without pointing hand motif. Rammer handle is octagonal shaped. Cylinder is usual five chambers with Cabin/Indian fight scene roll marking.

Mounted with uncheckered one piece varnished walnut grip. Accompanied by an original brown velvet lined mahogany Colt casing, compartment in the bottom for the revolver and a bow legged “COLTS PATENT” brass two cavity mold with bright steel sprue cutter. Other accessories are not present. This is the first of the Colt Root series and the lowest production with only 384 produced in two different styles. Very few of this model survive today in any condition, especially with original finish. These little revolvers were quite popular with both ladies and gentlemen as concealment pistols and usually saw hard service. CONDITION: Very good to fine. Overall retains 70-75% original blue mixed with flaked areas that are a light patina. Cylinder retains traces of blue, being mostly a blue-grey patina and shows about 65-70% Cabin/Indian fight scene roll marking. Grip shows moderate wear with a few dings and scratches, otherwise is sound.

Mechanics are fine, bright shiny bore with a few scattered spots of pitting. Case has a grain check in the lid, otherwise is sound with light nicks and scratches and retains most of its original varnish; interior is lightly to moderately faded with light soil in the bottom and sound partitions. Mold is extremely fine. DB 3,000 - 5,000 2247 - (A) A VERY FINE MODEL 1858 STARR SINGLE ACTION ARMY REVOLVER, RETAINING NEARLY ALL OF WHAT APPEARS TO BE ITS ORIGINAL FINISH. Manufacturer: Starr Arms Model: Percussion Serial No. 37845 Caliber/Bore: .44 Percussion Barrel Length: 7 - 1/2” FFL Status: Antique The frame on this revolver is simply superb with crisp markings, bright nitre blued screws, serial number 37845. Octagonal barrel. One piece walnut grips.

Military inspector marks. CONDITION: Barrel is magnificent, retaining nearly all of its bright blue finish. Loading lever retains almost all of the original case hardening with rainbow colors throughout. Cylinder has nearly all of what appears to be original blue with excellent inspectors marks, however, serial number is polished and the “4” is missing one of its arms. Hammer retains nearly all of its faded case hardening. Trigger retains nearly all of its original nitre blue. Grip retains nearly all of what appears to be original varnish, although inspector’s mark on right side of grip appears to be filled and somewhat worn.

Muzzle of revolver is bright, interior of gun is superb with hardened ancient grease and lacquer. This lovely revolver appears unfired. Grip has only minor marks and only one fairly significant dent on left side where grip meets frame. While some of the finish on this revolver appears to be unusual, we feel it is factory original. MZ 3,000 - 5,000 486

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2248 - (A) FANTASTIC CASED WEBLEY BENTLEY DOUBLE ACTION PERCUSSION REVOLVER Manufacturer: Bentley Model: Percussion Revolver Serial No. 284200 Caliber/Bore: .36 Percussion Barrel Length: 5” FFL Status: Antique Produced between the mid 1850’s and the 1860’s, the Webley-Bently was double action only (known at the time as “self-cocking”). Based on work from Joseph Bentley, and a contemporary of the Adams revolver. This pistol is a .36 caliber open-top revolver, with a 5-shot percussion cylinder and a hexagonal barrel. On the left side of the pistol is a James Kerr-style rammer for loading. Its hammer is spur less. CONDITION: The finish is a high polish factory English blue. The grips are finely checkered walnut. The rifling is sharp with some light frosting and action is crisp. Gun retains approximately 90% original factory blue with the balance simply flaked, especially on straps. It is housed in a period walnut case with flask, bullet mold, turn screw, oil bottle, cleaning rod and cap tin. Great cased set. DB 3,500 - 4,000 2249 - (A) A RARE AND DESIRABLE CASED FIRST MODEL TRANTER .50 CALIBER DRAGOON PERCUSSION REVOLVER WITH EXTRA CYLINDER. Manufacturer: Tranter Model: First Model Serial No. 20447Y Caliber/Bore: .50 Rifled Barrel Length: 7 - 1/8” FFL Status: Antique The 7 - 1/8” octagonal barrel with border engraving around muzzle and sparse scroll engraving at breech.

British viewed and proof stamps. No barrel address.

Rear sight integral with frame. Unadorned cylinder with one band of engine turning at front face. Plain solid frame with minor scroll engraving on right and left sides. Engraved “Adams Patent No. 20447Y”. First Model type hammer with no spur. First Model type trigger that pierces trigger guard. Finely checkered walnut butt, steel buttcap with sparse floral engraving and floral engraved screw. CONDITION: Mostly smooth patina with some staining but showing little if any wear. Traces of blue in protected areas. Action is excellent, bore is fine with sharp rifling. This large dragoon sized revolver is cased in possibly its original case with green felt lining. Spare cylinder in good condition. Nipple wrench, loading tool marked “W. Tranter’s Patent” retains considerable original case colors. Ramrod with jag, likely the original. Excellent .50 caliber Tranter’s patent bullet mold retaining some original finish on sprue cutter. Case itself in fine condition with one minor crack in lid but considerable original varnish finish. A most attractive and unusual English dragoon percussion revolver. MZ 3,000 - 4,000 2250 - (A) A GOOD CASED ENGLISH PERCUSSION PEPPERBOX WITH GERMAN SILVER FRAME AND INTEGRAL LION MASK BUTT. Manufacturer: Beattie Model: Allen Type Caliber/Bore: .34 Smoothbore Barrel Length: 2 - 7/8” FFL Status: Antique The barrel cluster with some engraving between the flutes and engraving on the retaining screw. British proofs. The bar hammer with engraving throughout. German silver frame with recoil shield features scroll and border engraving. High raised relief lion mask butt. Trigger guard engraved en suite with frame. Finely checkered walnut grip panels. Pepperbox backstrap engraved Beattie, London. James Beattie is recorded as having worked from 1831-1894 in Stockel.

CONDITION: Barrels have little or no corrosion retaining some darkened case colors. Hammer very crisp. Frame very crisp as one would expect from a pistol that has been cased all its life. Trigger guard mostly grey metal. Action is excellent. Original mahogany case with faded red velvet lining. Accessories comprising patch cutter, bullet mold, screwdriver, patch box, balls, spare nipple, small shell flask with spout retaining considerable original gilding and body retaining nearly all its original lacquer. MZ 2,000 - 3,000

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2251 - (A) 3RD MODEL MARTIAL COLT DRAGOON WITH BARREL REDUCED TO 6” SERIAL NUMBER 11516 FOR 1855.

Manufacturer: Colt Model: Dragoon Serial No. 11516 Caliber/Bore: .44 Percussion Barrel Length: 6 - 1/4” FFL Status: Antique The barrel reduced with brass front sight, address Samuel Colt, New York City. CONDITION: Smooth brown patina throughout. Loading lever with matching number, reduced in length. Cylinder with matching number, smooth brown patina and no cylinder seam visible. Pin safeties are gone, nipples are pitted, cylinder arbor with no number visible. Unnumbered replacement wedge. Smooth brown patinated frame, marked Colt’s Patent US. Brass back strap and trigger guard numbered 11516. Walnut grips with no original finish and the faintest outline of a marshal cartouche. Worn and chipped at toe. Fair bore with visible rifling. Action works as intended. Barrel rattles. If this old gun could only speak what tales it could tell. Has a great Western Expansion used look. MZ 2,000 - 3,000

2252 - (A) HIGH CONDITION MASSACHUSETTS ARMS CO. POCKET REVOLVER. Manufacturer: Massachusetts Arms Co. Model: 1st Model Maynard Caliber/Bore: .28 Percussion Barrel Length: 3” FFL Status: Antique Approximately 2,500-3,000 made from 1851-60 in Chicopee Falls at the Massachusetts Arms Co. The cylinder features an etched floral design, six shot, and Maynard priming device. CONDITION: The frame has faded to grey patina but the Maynard plate retains 50% fire blue. The cylinder is near mint with blue. Barrel has flaked to 20%. All edges are sharp and legends are strong. Walnut grips are near mint as is bore. Hand revolving cylinder. Comes in modern made repurposed case with period flask, Maynard tin, bullet model, rammer, and some bullets. DB 2,000 - 3,000

2253 - (A) COLT MODEL 1849 POCKET PERCUSSION REVOLVER (1864).

Manufacturer: Colt Model: 1849 Serial No. 262344 Caliber/Bore: .31 Rifled Barrel Length: 6” FFL Status: Antique Very good mid-war long barrel Colt Model 1849. Full or partial matching numbers on frame, barrel, trigger guard, backstrap, cylinder, cylinder pin, and wedge.

CONDITION: Barrel has a sharp New York address and is a pleasing homogeneous mix of blue and brown patina. Loading lever retains traces of case color. Case colors on frame have darkened. Strong stagecoach scene on cylinder that is nearly 100% visible. Lovely one piece varnished walnut grips with most of the original varnish intact. Nicely toned brass back-strap and trigger guard. Strong, visible rifling with usual abrasion. Indexes and locks up correctly. All edges and legends are sharp. Very good example of the desirable long barreled Civil War era Model 1849, you will like this crisp example. DB 1,000 - 1,800

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2254 - (A) ENGRAVED COLT 1851 NAVY SERIAL NUMBER 118534 FOR 1862.

Manufacturer: Colt Model: 1851 Navy Serial No. 118534 Caliber/Bore: .36 Percussion Barrel Length: 7 - 1/2” FFL Status: Antique The grey barrel features deep relief modern mechanical engraving and no finish. Matching loading level with mechanical engraving en suite. Cylinder matching with strong traces of naval engagement scene. Frame with deep relief mechanical engraving with scrolls on punctate ground. Hammer with wolf’s head style engraving. Back strap engraved with shell and scroll design. Trigger guard with rudimentary engraving on sides, none on bow, matching number. Matching wedge engraved en suite. CONDITION: Rear of cylinder with partially intact pin safeties. Nipples deeply pitted. Modern ivory grips are artificially aged. Left side with significant fracture. Action is tight, bore is fair with visible rifling. An all matching 1851 Navy with modern engraving. MZ 1,200 - 1,800

2255 - (A) ENGRAVED MODEL 1849 COLT POCKET REVOLVER SERIAL NUMBER 73574 (1953).

Manufacturer: Colt Model: 1849 Pocket Serial No. 73571 Caliber/Bore: .31 Percussion Barrel Length: 6” FFL Status: Antique Barrel with two line New York address. Mechanically engraved throughout with scrolls in imitation of Gustave Young Studio. Cylinder with mechanical scroll engraving. Frame with mechanical scroll engraving.

Backstrap and trigger guard with mechanical engraving. CONDITION: Barrel, frame, and cylinder have no original finish. Pitted nipples. Backstrap and trigger guard show no original finish. Frame has no finish. Walnut grips retain some original finish, chipped at right side of toe. Loading lever bears matching number. Bore is good. Clearly not period engraving, although numbers match.

Gun is not sold as an original engraved gun. MZ 1,000 - 1,200

2256 - (A) CASED AND ENGRAVED TIPPING & LAWDEN FOUR BARREL DERINGER. Manufacturer: Tipping & Lawden Model: Deringer Serial No. 5672 Caliber/Bore: .30 RF Barrel Length: 3” FFL Status: Antique Sharps type derringer appearing to be a direct copy of the Sharps Model 1-A deringer and, according to the book “Sharps Firearms” by Frank Sellers, may have been made from Sharps manufactured parts shipped to England. Marked “Tipping & Lawden-Sharps Patent” on left side of the frame around the hammer screw. This Model T-2 has a 3” barrel cluster with four bores. Chambered in .30 RF caliber. Bottom of barrel muzzle is marked with serial number 5572. Nearly full coverage exhibition engraving. Flowing floral patterns with fantasy animal heads and stippled background etching on barrel. Brass frame masterfully executed scroll engraving with rose bud motifs and a stylized wolf’s head on the right side with mythical character on the left. Beautifully aged ivory grips. Complete with a deluxe burl walnut partition style fitted case with rosewood handled screwdriver, cleaning rod and Hawksley marked pewter oiler. CONDITION: Nearly all refinished blue remaining on barrel. Brass frame a pleasing mustard color patina, with no signs of ever being over cleaned or polished. Bores have moderate pitting. Action works properly with rotation of firing pin upon cocking. Case is very good with some separation and splitting of burl veneer. Interior is solid with moderate wear.

Overall a very handsome set. -MKS- 5,000 - 7,000

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2257 - (A) HIGH CONDITION NAVY SIZE VOLCANIC LEVER ACTION PISTOL. Manufacturer: Volcanic Arms Company Model: Lever Action Pistol Serial No. 1779 Caliber/Bore: .41 Rocket Ball Barrel Length: 8” FFL Status: Antique Serial number 1779. Exceptional Volcanic Repeating Arms Navy size pistol with 8 inch blue octagon barrel marked in three lines, “THE VOLCANIC/REPEATING ARMS CO./PATENT NEW HAVEN CONN. FEB. 14, 1854”. Integral magazine tube with fluted ribs, German silver cone front sight, and dovetail receiver mounted rear sight. Brass receiver with small loop lever and two piece varnish walnut grips. Serial number located on right side of backstrap at the butt, under grips, on inside flat of both grips, right side of lever, and on the rear face of the follower. Assembly number 64 observed on barrel top face under the rotating loading sleeve, and on the rear face of the loading sleeve. Approximately 1,500 8” Navy models were manufactured by Volcanic Repeating Arms Co. from 1855-1857. After 1857 the address became New Haven Arms Company under the leadership of Oliver F. Winchester. CONDITION: Extremely fine plus. Receiver has a beautiful untouched look, turning a much sought after medium mustard color patina. All edges are sharp and crisp, having never been polished or over cleaned. Barrel and magazine tube have 97%+ original bright blue. Most all of the original bright blue on the elevator and bolt. All original unmolested screws. Walnut grips have most the original varnish showing light to moderate wear with only defects being a few small scratches and dents around the butt. Overall a superlative example of the desirable 8” “Navy” model Volcanic that would be most difficult to improve on. -MKS- 17,500 - 22,500

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2258 - (A) RARE SHARPS MODEL 4D PISTOL ATTRIBUTED TO CHRISTIAN SHARPS. Manufacturer: Sharps Model: Derringer Caliber/Bore: .32 RF Barrel Length: 3 - 1/2” FFL Status: Antique This exact gun is pictured in Frank Sellers book entitled Sharps Firearms on page 156 where he states “Model 4D, no serial number. This pistol was supposedly the personal property of Christian Sharps but the documentation is a little sketchy”. The caliber is .32 short and is considered the rarest of all the Sharps four barrel pistols. The barrel, at 3 1/2”, is also the longest of any model made. CONDITION: There is about 50% original high polish blue on left side of barrels but devoid of finish on the right side with some pitting as it obviously spent most of its life stored with right side down.

The grips are a fine pair of double sided eagle head carved ivories. Frame has no original finish visible. Sellers estimates that only 25 of this model were ever made so the survival rate of this rare model is low and as such they almost never seen. It would be a great find simply as a very rare Sharps pistol with attribution to the original inventor. DB 10,000 - 15,000

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2259 - (A) CASED & ENGRAVED TIPPING & LAWDEN FOUR BARREL DERINGER. Manufacturer: Tipping & Lawden Model: Deringer Serial No. 496 Caliber/Bore: .22 Short Barrel Length: 2 - 5/8” FFL Status: Antique A direct copy of Sharps four shot derringer, and according to the book “Sharps Firearms” by Frank Sellers, possibly built from parts manufactured by Sharps that were shipped to England. This Model T-1 is marked “Tipping & Lawden-Sharps’ Patent” on the left side of around the hammer screw.

Blue barrel cluster, brass frame, and gutta percha grips with molded scroll work. Barrel has serial number marked on bottom of muzzle. Barrel has scroll engraving wit a stippled “thumbprint” on both sides. Frame has full coverage masterfully executed scroll engraving. CONDITION: Excellent overall with approximately 90% original high polish blue remaining on the barrel. Brass frame has an untouched look with a mellow mustard color patina. Bores are very good with moderate pitting. Case is very good with some splitting and separation of the burl walnut veneer top. Interior is sound and clean. Overall a very attractive little gun with honest condition.-MKS- 4,000 - 6,000

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2260 - (A) RARE MORRIL, MOSMAN & BLAIR PERCUSSION SINGLE SHOT CUTLASS PISTOL. Manufacturer: Morril, Mosman & Blair Model: Percussion Caliber/Bore: .38 Smoothbore Barrel Length: 3 - 1/4” FFL Status: Antique

Morril, Mosman & Blair cutlass pistols are one of the most interesting 19th century American oddity pistols. This specimen, unmarked as most are, is unquestionably genuine throughout. 8-1/2” Bowie blade is 1-3/8” wide, round barrel unmarked, boxlock action unmarked. Walnut bag grip, plain percussion hammer. CONDITION: Barrel is mostly bright metal with a number of surface dents. Blade is sharp with some minor pitting throughout, action with minor pitting consonant with condition of blade and barrel, nipple corroded, hammer is bright metal. appears to be the original bag walnut grip with old re-varnish and one repaired crack through right side where it meets the frame. Bore is fair, action functions.

Overall a good example of this American rarity. MZ 3,000 - 5,000

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2261 - (A) CASED PAIR OF COLT NO. 2 SINGLE SHOT DERINGER PISTOLS. Manufacturer: (BOTH) Colt Model: (BOTH) No. 2 Derringer Serial No. (A) 7360 (B) 4870 Caliber/Bore: (BOTH) .41 Rimfire Barrel Length: (BOTH) 2 - 1/2” FFL Status: Antique Manufactured by Colt from 1870-1890 for a total of only 9,000, makes these a rare fine in any condition. The pair, serial numbers 7360 and 4870 places them approximately middle of production. Checkered two piece varnished walnut grips, silver plated frames and barrels. Barrels marked with Hartford address and “No. 2”, with .41 caliber markings under barrel release button. “French fitted” walnut case with green interior houses the pair. CONDITION: Fine overall with traces of original silver plating. Bores are dark with pitting. Walnut grips are excellent and abused. Case is sound with minimum scratches and dents. Interior is excellent with no damage. -MKS- 3,500 - 4,500

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2262 - (A) A RARE AND DESIRABLE CASED N. KENDALL WINDSOR, VERMONT UNDERHAMMER PERCUSSION RIFLE WITH EXTRA BARREL. Manufacturer: N. Kendall Model: Underhammer Serial No. 851 Caliber/Bore: (A) .50 Smoothbore (B) .41 Rifled Barrel Length: (BOTH) 30” FFL Status: Antique A rare German silver mounted rifle by Nicanor Kendall, better known for his attractive underhammer pistols, that is elaborately cased and engraved. One 30” .50 caliber part octagon part 16 sided smoothbore, other .41 caliber 30” octagonal rifled barrel.

Tang of breech stamped “SMITHS IMPROVED PATENT STUD LOCK”, barrels stamped “N. Kendall Windsor, VT”. Metals parts serial numbered 851. German silver mounts comprising beautifully engraved trigger guard. Diminutive sideplates, patchbox beautifully engraved. Crescent buttplate, engraved. Plain cheeckpiece escutcheon. Underhammer and breech with rudimentary engraving. Handsome cherry wood stock finely carved with cheekpiece. CONDITION: Both barrels retain considerable brown finish. Stock retains most of a very attractive old refinish. Rifle is cased in an old mahogany case with red velvet lining. Bores are both good. Comes with accessories comprising a powder flask, bullet mold, patch cutter, and screw driver. Case has split ring in lid in the English style. PROVENANCE: James D. Julia, Lot 2398, October 2013, $8,050. MZ 5,000 - 8,000

2263 - (A) HEAVY ROUND H.M. POPE BARRELED FACTORY ENGRAVED BALLARD .22 SINGLE SHOT RIFLE. Manufacturer: Marlin Model: Ballard Model No. 6 Serial No. 16511 Caliber/Bore: .22 Barrel Length: 29” FFL Status: Antique The heavy round barrel measures 29” and chambered for the .22 caliber and is stamped H.M.POPE under fore-arm with a series of measurement numbers and on top of the barrel. The frame is factory engraved with deer on left panel and bear on right panel with surrounding area in typical scroll pattern. The frame has been polished to a bright finish. It is equipped with double set triggers and ring lever. The walnut stock has perch belly, checkered with brass Swiss butt-plate. Stock shows some average handling marks and a couple of minor age cracks at frame. There is a hole in forend, presumably for palm rest. The barrel retains 98% bright blue and has an adjustable front sight but not cut for any rear barrel sight. The tang has a mid-range sight added. The bore and action are fine. Jersey City Pope number 681, made June 18, 1926. DB 4,000 - 6,000

2264 - (A) A FINE AND BEAUTIFULLY DECORATED GERMAN PERCUSSION STALKING RIFLE BY WILHELM HUEBEL MEININGEN, CIRCA 1845.

Manufacturer: W. Huebel Model: Percussion Rifle Serial No. 12 Caliber/Bore: .54 Rifled Barrel Length: 25 - 5/8” FFL Status: Antique A beautiful German stalking rifle with heavy octagonal Damascus barrel, signed in gold W. Huebel en Meiningen. Single leaf rear sight formed as an arrow. Gold band at muzzle. Rear of barrel also with gold band. Breech engraved with scrolls and inlaid with gold lines extending to the wrist, whilst further engraved with a hunter in costume carrying a rifle. The lock with gold line border is finely engraved with stags in a rocky landscape. Maker’s signature in gold. Dolphin form hammer with gold inlaid eyes and gold banding. Nipple protector is also inlaid in gold and engraved with roller bearing spring. Checkered horn trigger guard with gold inlaid pineapple finial. Engraved single steel sideplate with one small gold inlay. German silver escutcheons surround barrel key. Buttplate engraved with scrolls and some line gold inlay engraved with a German blowing a hunting horn while his dog feasts on a boar. Beautifully figured walnut half stock finely checkered at wrist. Cheekpiece and seam carved in relief with a large boar hound recumbent amidst a grassy landscape. Gold inlay patch box is finely engraved with a king stag and two other deer, one recumbent, in a wooded landscape. CONDITION: Barrel is excellent, retaining nearly of its original brown finish and faint Damascus pattern. Lock retains much original finish. All gold inlay intact. Action works perfectly, double triggers work properly. Stock retains nearly all original piano finish with minor marks throughout from carrying. Ramrod appears to be original. Missing one swing swivel. Bore is mint.

Simply a superb example of the 19th century German gunmaker’s art. MZ 4,000 - 6,000

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2265 - (A) SHARPS NEW MODEL 1859 BERDAN SHARPSHOOTERS RIFLE. Manufacturer: Sharps Model: Berdan Serial No. 57136 Caliber/Bore: .52 Rifled Barrel Length: 30” FFL Status: Antique Without doubt the most famous users of the Sharps Rifle during the Civil War were Berdan’s Sharpshooters. Colonel Hiram Berdan, a 36 year old mechanical engineer from New York and nationally known marksman believed his greatest contribution to the war effort would be to form a regiment made up of the best riflemen from the Northern states. The men in this regiment would all be crack shots. When Colonel Berdan offered to form the regiment, he asked for and received permission to hold trials for his volunteers. The trials were extremely competitive. Marksmen came from most of the northern states to compete for membership. To qualify as a Sharpshooter, all prospects had to place ten consecutive shots inside a 10” circle at 200 yards at rest and 100 yards off hand. The aid of telescopic sight was not allowed. Ultimately 2,000 marksmen qualified.

On November 30th, 1861 the 1st and 2nd US Sharpshooters were formed with Colonel Hiram Berdan in command. Initially the Ordnance Department decided to arm the Sharpshooters with Springfield muzzleloading rifles. These guns were bitterly rejected by Berdan. In response, the Ordnance Department shipped surplus Colt revolving rifles to arm the Sharpshooters. Once again Berdan rejected the Colt Revolving Rifles saying if this was all the cooperation he was going to receive from the Army he would disband his troops. The entire regiment voted to mutiny if they were forced to use the Colt rifles. They had tried all available rifles and decided the Sharps was the best and most accurate. The Ordnance Department conceded and on January 27th and February 6th, 1862 executed an order to arm the 1st and 2nd United States Sharpshooter (USS) with Sharps New Model 1859 Rifles. Before the company had a chance to start filling the order, Colonel Berdan wrote a letter to Sharps, requesting a few changes to the original order. He wanted double set triggers and a dull blue finish on the barrel. Sharps began incorporating the requested changes. When reported to the Chief of Ordnance, he responded by saying Colonel Berdan was not authorized to make the changes and immediately wrote Sharps instructing them to stop incorporating Berdan’s requested changes to the order. It is believed that out of the 2,000 rifles ordered only 500 were produced with Colonel Berdan’s changes, including double set triggers. Serial number 57136 has the desirable and much sought after double set triggers. CONDITION: Completely original and very good. No original finish remaining with scattered light to moderate pitting turning a pleasing brown patina overall. Stock and forearm are solid with no visible cracks or damage other than evidence of use. No inspector cartouches are visible. The iron patchbox door is stamped on the inside of the lid with the Ordnance punch dot inspection dot. The Berdan Sharps are among the most desirable Civil War rifles especially with double set triggers. PROVENANCE: Formally in the collection of Frank Sellers. MKS 8,000 - 12,000

2266 - (C) FINE WINCHESTER HI-WALL OFF HAND SINGLE SHOT RIFLE WITH SCOPE, CUSTOM ENGRAVED BY THE LATE MASTER RAY VIRAMONTEZ. Manufacturer: Winchester Model: Single Shot Hi-Wall Serial No. 2131 Caliber/Bore: .32-40 Barrel Length: 30” FFL Status: Curio & Relic Length of Pull: 13 - 1/4”

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Full octagon number three weight barrel is fitted with two folding leaf rear sight and spirit level windage adjustable globe front. High quality case hardened scope blocks hold Fecker 6 X (?) target scope number 2145 in micrometer rings. Blued action with Winchester proof on receiver ring Features standard lever trigger and hammer, and it fitted with mid range vernier tang sight. Action is finely engraved with near full coverage very nicely cut open shaded acanthus scroll within gold wire borders. This fine engraving surrounds circular vignettes of semi-relief gold inlaid American big game animals; with pronghorn antelope in western background on left side, and white tail buck running through woodlands on right. This fine engraving is by the recently deceased American Engravers Guild Master, Ray Viramontez, whose initials are at the bottom left of white tail scene. Serial number 2131 is in gold on trigger plate tang. Superb, crotch figured American walnut ogee pistol grip buttstock with swept shadow line right hand cheekpiece measures 13-1/4” over nickel plated Swiss butt. Deluxe checkering is at grip, and ebony inserts are at bottom of grip and on tip of matching Schnabeled forend. Weight: 11 lbs. 5 oz. CONDITION: Excellent, as custom finished, most likely after engraving. Metal parts retain essentially all of their fine custom blue. Buttplate re-nickeled.

Stocks retain essentially all of a new hand oil finish over some light marks and scratches. Checkering recut.

Bore is very fine to excellent, lightly frosted. Scope appears excellent, optically fine. PROVENANCE: Estate Collection of Francis Brown. MGM 106 4,500 - 7,500

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2267 - (A) ONLY KNOWN FACTORY ENGRAVED REMINGTON MODEL 7 WITH TELESCOPIC SIGHT. Manufacturer: Remington Model: Model 7 Schutzen Target Serial No. VT300339 Caliber/Bore: .22 Long Rifle Barrel Length: 26” FFL Status: Antique This is an exceedingly rare and high condition special ordered Remington Model 7. The Remington Model 7 was a very low production gun, manufactured from 1903-1910, for a total production of approximately 350 rifles. Serial number 300339 is the only known example to be factory engraved with a factory installed telescopic sight. Tapered octagon to round barrel. Barrel nicely engraved at the octagon to round transition and at the breech. Barrel marked “Remington Arms Co. Ilion , N.Y. U.S.A.” appearing to be hand engraved rather than the typically seen roll die stamp. Believed to be unique Remington manufactured Vernier adjustable mounts with a Wm. Malcolm telescopic sight. Frame and trigger guard engraved in a diminutive and masterfully executed scroll pattern typically seen on fine bespoke English shotguns. Lower tang is hand engraved with the prefix “VT” and serial number 300339. The “VT” is believed to be a Remington factory designation for “Vernier Telescopic”.

Nicely figured walnut stock and forearm with checkered pistol grip and a nickel plated Zischang style buttplate. Correct hard rubber grip cap with scalloped edge. Featured on page 314 of the book “Remington Rolling Block Rifles, Carbines, & Shotguns, Sporting & Target Rifles” by Roy Marcot and Jay Lewis, also discussed in the book “Still More Single Shot Rifles” by: James J. Grant. Featured in the Remington Society of America Journal Fourth Quarter 1993 Edition. CONDITION: Excellent+ overall with 98%+ original blue on barrel. Clean bore also excellent+.

Engraving is sharp and crisp. Frame shows 30-40% original case color turning a very pleasing patina. Minimum wear on checkering and wood, with a couple minimum size dents on the right side of stock. Approximately 95% original nickel remaining on buttplate.

All original unmolested screws with engraved heads. The No. 7 Remington is regarded by many collectors as one of the most beautiful and unique models ever made, serial number 300339 is an opportunity to own the best of the best. MKS 12,500 - 17,500

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2268 - (A) VERY RARE REMINGTON NUMBER 7 “ROLLING BLOCK” RIFLE IN SCHUETZEN CONFIGURATION. Manufacturer: Remington Model: Number 7 Serial No. T300344 Caliber/Bore: .25-10 Stevens 10 Barrel Length: 26” FFL Status: Antique Exceedingly rare factory installed telescopic sight. Serial number T300344, the “T” prefix is factory representation for telescopic sight. The Remington No. 7 was a very low production gun, manufactured from 1903-1910, for a total production of only 350 rifles. To find one with a factory installed telescopic sight makes for an incredible find, only two are known to exist. The second one is also being offered in this sale. Part octagon to rapid tapered round barrel. Barrel marked “ Remington Arms Co. Ilion N.Y. U.S.A.” Chambered in .25-20 caliber. Wm. Malcolm scope with unique Remington manufactured mounts. Nicely figured pistol grip walnut stock and forearm with ebony tip. Molded hard rubber grip cap with scalloped edge. Nickel plated Schuetzen style buttplate. Casehardened frame. Checkered trigger. CONDITION: Excellent overall with approximately 98% factory original blue on barrel. Most all factory case color present on frame, turning a silver patina on tangs. Wood is excellent with minimum wear. Sharp checkering. Most all factory original nickel plating on Schuetzen buttplate. Bore is excellent, bright and shiny with strong rifling. Overall a rare and superlative Remington No. 7, unique opportunity to acquire the best. MKS 12,500 - 17,500

2269 - (A) FACTORY ENGRAVED REMINGTON NO. 2 RIFLE WITH HISTORY. Manufacturer: Remington Model: No. 2 Serial No. 127 Caliber/Bore: .38 Extra Long Rimfire Barrel Length: 30” FFL Status: Antique Formerly owned by Remington factory exhibition shooter William (Billy) Hill. Employed by Remington from 1907-1946. Mr. Hill was born in 1881 and passed away in 1957. His obituary appeared in the Portland Press Herald on January 1st, 1958 with an article titled “Man Who Outshot Annie Oakley Dies”, the article describes a shooting contest were he broke 99 out of 100 targets using a .22 caliber rifle and Annie Oakley broke 88. Accompanying the rifle is notarized documentation of Mr. Hills previous ownership and history of his employment with Remington. This factory engraved No. 2 was special ordered with deluxe grade oil finished stock and forearm with engraved casehardened tip. No checkering.

Casehardened frame and buttplate with well executed scroll engraving. 30” medium weight octagon barrel with a scroll engraved panel around the front sight and barrel address. Scroll engraving around rear sight and barrel breech. Chambered in .38 Extra Long Rimfire caliber. All screw heads are engraved. Hammer and rolling block also exhibit scroll engraving. Beech combination front sight and combination elevator rear peep sight. Barrel marked with a two line Remington address and patent dates. CONDITION: Excellent overall with 90%+ original blue turning a blue/ brown patina on barrel. Bore is excellent. Frame and buttplate show traces of original case color turning a gun metal grey-brown patina. Front sight is broken and could be easily replaced. Wood is excellent+ showing little wear and most all the factory oil finish. Overall a very attractive and rare factory engraved rifle with interesting history. -MKS- 7,500 - 10,000

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2270 - (A) SHARPS MODEL 1878 LONG RANGE RIFLE. Manufacturer: Sharps Model: Old Reliable Serial No. 6650 Caliber/Bore: .45-2.4” Barrel Length: 34” FFL Status: Antique Total production of this desirable model Sharps target rifle was only 230 manufactured in Bridgeport, Connecticut from October 1877 to May 1880. Available in 32” or 34” barrels, this example, serial number 6650 has the 34” barrel marked “Sharps Rifle Co. Bridgeport Conn.” and “Old Reliable”. Chambered in .45-2.4” caliber. Tang mounted, long range sight with a wind gauge spirit level front sight. Walnut panel on casehardened frame. Single checkered trigger and trigger lock. Beautifully checkered English walnut stock and forearm with ebony tip.

CONDITION: Excellent+ overall with 98%+ original blue on barrel. Bore is excellent, English walnut stocks show very little wear, checkering is sharp and crisp. Case colors on frame, lever and bolt are thinning yet still present (probably was never bright). Stock shows very little wear and forearm is nearly mint. All original, unmolested screws. Overall a most desirable and rare model Sharps that would be hard to improve on. -MKS5,500 - 7,500

2271 - (A) SHARPS MODEL 1874 MID-RANGE NO. 3 SINGLE SHOT RIFLE. Manufacturer: Sharps Rifle Company Model: 1874 No. 3 Mid-Range Rifle Serial No. 156870 Caliber/Bore: .40-70 Sharps Bottle Neck Barrel Length: 30” FFL Status: Antique Serial number 156870 manufactured in 1876 at the Sharps factory located in Bridgeport Connecticut. 30” octagon barrel marked “SHARPS RIFLE CO. BRIDGEPORT CONN.”, “OLD RELIABLE”, and “CALIBRE 40” at the breech. Chambered in .40-70, 2-1/4 BN caliber.

Blue barrel with casehardened receiver, hammer, and lever. Nickel plated crescent style buttplate. Globe front sight, R.S. Lawrence combination express rear, and Sharps marked mid-range tang sight.

Single trigger. Oil finished plain straight grain stock and forearm.

According to Frank Sellers book titled “Sharps Firearms” only 4 number 3 grade mid-range were built. CONDITION: Excellent overall with 98% heavy original rust blue remaining on barrel. Excellent bore, bright and shiny with excellent rifling. Approximately 80% case colors on receiver, hammer, and breech block. All original unmolested screws. Accompanying the rifle is a Sharps archival letter dated March 1, 1999 , signed “Dick Labowskie”, documenting configuration and shipment to L.H. Mayott, a firearms, fishing tackle, and hardware dealer located in Springfield Massachusetts. Overall a high condition Sharps mid-range rifle in a rare and desirable configuration. -MKS12,500 - 15,500

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2272 - (A) SHARPS MODEL 1874 SPORTING RIFLE MADE FOR GEORGE H. PENFIELD, THE FIRST PRESIDENT OF THE SHARPS MANUFACTURING COMPANY. Manufacturer: Sharps Rifle Company Model: SS 1874 Sporter Serial No. C53682 Caliber/Bore: .40-70 Sharps Bottleneck Barrel Length: 28” FFL Status: Antique Length of Pull: 13 - 1/2” (1874) Made for one of the Sharps 40 caliber bottleneck cartridges (factory letter does not specify case length), this rifle has 28” medium weight full octagon barrel marked for “CALIBER 40” “S” and “20”. Top flat is also marked “SHARP’S RIFLE MANUFG. CO.” “HARTFORD CONN”. Barrel is fitted with “L. N. MOGG” scope with 32 - 1/2” tube in micrometer rear mount adjustable for windage and elevation and front ramp adjustable for windage.

Factory letter indicates original sights were “globe and peep”. Case hardened action has Hartford style hammer with high position half cock. Left side is marked “C SHARPS’ PAT” “SEPT. 12TH 1848”. Rifle is fitted with double set triggers, and serial number reads along top tang. Uncheckered straight grip stock of nicely figured American walnut (letter indicates “fancy butt”) is fitted with bronze crescent buttplate.

Matching forend has fancy pewter tip. Factory letter indicates rifle was invoiced to “George H. Penfield on March 13, 1874”. He was the first president of the Sharp’s Manufacturing Company and had purchased the majority rights to Sharps’ patents in 1850. Letter states “Although his role in the company’s management did not extend beyond the late 1850’s, he evidently maintained some form of business connection, but not enough to gain him a discount on the rifle discussed here”. CONDITION: Excellent. Barrel retains 80-85% of what appears to be original blue. Action and lockplate retain nearly all of their original case hardening color with some small areas of pinprick pitting, mostly on top of hammer nose and on top left of action just below breech block cut. Screws retain most of their bright blue, and stocks retain over 90% of their original varnish with some scratches through and some light marks. Scope tube retains 70-80% blue, optically good, crosshairs awry. Bore is excellent, bright sharp rifling throughout. A neat old Sharps rifle with an interesting historical connection. MGM78.

15,000 - 20,000

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2273 - (A) SUPERB CONDITION SHARPS RIFLE CO MODEL 1874 SINGLE SHOT SPORTING RIFLE. Manufacturer: Sharps Rifle Company Model: SS 1874 Serial No. 161868 Caliber/Bore: .45-70 Government Barrel Length: 30” FFL Status: Antique Length of Pull: 13 - 7/8” (1877) This fine Bridgeport era Sharps has 30” medium weight full octagon barrel marked for caliber 45 and 2 - 1/10” (.45-70 Gov).

Top of barrel is marked “Old Reliable” in rectangle and “SHARPS RIFLE CO. BRIDGEPORT. CONN.” It is fitted with Lawrence high notch carbine sight, ungraduated, and globe front. Case hardened action and lock are unmarked except for serial number. Hammer is of Bridgeport style with flat sides and low position half cock notch.

Tang is mounted with sporting tang sight with ungraduated staff.

This sight is stamped “Sharps Rifle Company” diagonally across lower front of staff. Stocks are of very lightly figured American walnut, nicely checkered in point pattern with narrow mullered borders. Bottom of grip is checkered as is a heart shaped panel toward front of schnabeled Bridgeport type forend. Standard checkered steel shotgun type buttplate is installed. A factory letter states “Sharps Company order book no 06 contains an entry dated October 27, 1877 to William Coughey, Sharps Rifle Co “forging and sights on rifle 151868” with a price listed as $16.00. Further “William Coughey was “employed” by the Sharps Rifle Company as an internal contractor.”” Richard Labowskie who wrote the letter states that in his opinion William Coughey constructed this rifle on his own time. A factory barrel can not be documented from records as to caliber and dimensions, and that the records contain no evidence of this rifle being invoiced to a customer. He has personally examined this rifle, and finds it to be a fine example and speculates that Coughey made this gun for his personal use or sale. It remains a truly lovely example of a Sharps 1874 sporting rifle in superb original condition. CONDITION: Excellent. Barrel retains over 95% original rust blue with some scattered light flecks and minor patches of oxidation. Sharp edges show only a hint of silver. Action retains nearly all of its original case hardening color, again with some scattered flecks of rust which appears inactive, mostly on lower left side near lever pivot. All screws retain most of their bright blue.

A considerable amount of blue on tang sight has flaked to brown.

Stocks have only a few scattered small dings and scratches in all of their original varnish. Case hardening on buttplate is somewhat silvered (probably faded). Bore is excellent, with bright sharp rifling throughout. Rifle is possibly unfired. MGM77. 27,500 - 35,000

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2274 - (A) SCARCE AND DESIRABLE FINE CIVIL WAR CONFEDERATE THIRD MODEL MORSE CARBINE. Manufacturer: Morse Model: Carbine Serial No. 957 Caliber/Bore: .52 Rifled Barrel Length: 20” FFL Status: Antique Morse carbines were made at the South Carolina State Military Works in Greenville, South Carolina. Approximately 1,000 Morse Carbines manufactured, with a few noted having serial numbers slightly higher than that. They were made in three distinct models, with this gun falling into the serial number range and configuration of a Third Model. Correctly marked with assembly number “VIII” on the hammer, interior of side plate, mainspring screw, and sliding breech block. “IIII” is marked internally on the receiver and side plate. Cryptic “R” marking on receiver. Matching serial number on the inside of the brass breech door and receiver. Interesting in that the number on the breech block door is stamped twice. The number “952” is stamped into the underside of the stock, under the receiver tang, which is most likely a factory error. Cleaning rod and jag in butt are original. CONDITION: This gun is in way above average condition for one of these. Retains a pleasing patina overall. Wood has light dings and handling marks with no cracks or repairs. Fine mechanical function. Bore is excellent, with sharp rifling with crisp and clear lands and grooves. There is very little wear on the face of the breech block. The only drawback is that the lower butt stock screw is a replacement, otherwise this is an outstanding example of a Confederate Morse carbine for the most discerning collector. GR 20,000 - 25,000

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2275 - (A) SCARCE UNTOUCHED CIVIL WAR CONFEDERATE C.S. RICHMOND PERCUSSION CARBINE. Manufacturer: Richmond Armory Model: Carbine Caliber/Bore: .62 Rifled Barrel Length: 25” FFL Status: Antique

Standard 25” barrel with pinched front sight. Lock is marked “C.S./ RICHMOND, VA” and dated 1863 at the tail. Barrel date is no longer visible due to pitting. Proper “T” slot for rear sight on barrel. “V/ P” eagle head proof is visible. Battlefield salvaged US marked iron buttplate. Swivel behind trigger guard tang screwed into wood. The swivel on the trigger guard is broken off. Correct Richmond bands and nose cap. The bore is completely shot out and now gauges at .62 caliber. CONDITION: This gun shows hard use with honest wear. There is a good amount of burn out behind the lock, and some old wood loss in front of the lock. Stock is worn through on the bottom in places between the trigger guard and rear band, exposing the ramrod.

Chipping along ramrod channel. Some light dings and handling marks. Markings with the exception of the barrel date are clear. The hammer is loose. Will not always hold at full cock. This is a nice honest example of a well used Confederate Cavalry carbine. GR 3,500 - 4,500

2276 - EXTREMELY RARE COMPLETE CONFEDERATE MORSE CARBINE CARTRIDGE BOXES ON ORIGINAL CLOTH BELT. The very distinct Morse carbine cartridge boxes consists of two tarred leather boxes, about 11” x 4”, each holding 12 tin tubes.

Each tube would have held a Morse cartridge. The 2 boxes are suspended on a canvas belt which has an iron roller buckle, by pairs of brass belt loops. There is a “16” stamped into the interior flap of one of the boxes. There is also some old writing on the inside flap of the other box, however it is no longer legible. An interesting note by the consignor which in part reads “Found in old Morse Packing Box by W.A. Floyd at Pendleton, South Carolina/ Tubes still have paper and Raw Cotton inside” as well as “This set of Morse Box’s & Belt are Pictured on page 146 and 147. In The Book Confederate Longarms and Pistols by Hill & Anthony” is included with this set. A careful examination of the pictures in the book and this item reveal that this is indeed the actual set of cartridge boxes photographed on pages 146 & 147. PROVENANCE: Dr. John Murphy, Confederate Longarms And Pistols by Richard Hill & William Anthony 1978. CONDITION: Both boxes are dirty. Leather is dry and stiff, although flaps can be opened without fear of damage, provided one is careful. Some flaking. Each box is missing one of the closure straps. The strap on one of the boxes is torn. The leather parts of the belt are dry with some tearing and flaking, but complete. The belt is dirty with some slight fraying on a top edge but otherwise fine. All 24 tin cartridge tubes are present. Some slight loss to leather at bottom of tube pockets on one box. This is an extremely difficult accessory to find, especially complete, which has also been published and is in presentable condition. GR 6,000 - 8,000

2277 - LOT OF 2: ORIGINAL RARE CONFEDERATE MORSE CARBINE CARTRIDGES. These are extremely hard to find original cartridges for the Confederate Morse breech-loading carbines made in Greenville, South Carolina during the Civil War. They both appear to be completely original, with original heads and primers. One is mounted in a Riker tray, with a green foam background which has deteriorated over time, and some of the foam is stuck to the cartridge case. The other is in a small cardboard box which has a handwritten label affixed to the lid reading “MORSE CARBINE CARTRIDGE/ MFD. IN GREENVILLE, SOUTH CAROLINA./ FOUND AT PENDELTON, SOUTH CAROLINA./ THIS IS THE ACTUAL CARTRIDGE AS/ SHOWN ON PAGE. 147 BOOK. CONFEDERATE/ LONGARMS & PISTOLS.

BY HILL & ANTHONY”. A careful study of the cartridge pictured in the book reveals that this is indeed the same one. These cartridges in original condition are much harder to find than the guns. PROVENANCE: Dr. John Murphy, Confederate Longarms And Pistols by Richard Hill & William Anthony 1978. CONDITION: Both retain a pleasing patina to the brass casings. The heads have some light dings and scratches in the lead, with some corrosion to the cartridge in the cardboard box. GR 1,500 - 2,500

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2278 - (A) SHARPS RIFLE COMPANY MODEL 1874 SPORTING SINGLE SHOT RIFLE. Manufacturer: Sharps Rifle Company Model: 1874 Sporting Serial No. 160911 Caliber/Bore: .45-70 Government Barrel Length: 30” FFL Status: Antique Serial number 160911 manufactured in Bridgeport Connecticut. Shipped to Ben Kitteredge & Co., Cincinnati, Ohio on August 28, 1977. Full octagon 30” heavy 9 pound barrel, chambered in .45 caliber. Barrel is marked in one line “SHARPS RIFLE CO. BRIDGEPORT CONN.” “OLD RELIABLE” in a banner, and “CAL .45” at the breech. Shipped from the factory with “open sights”, currently mounted with a period correct full length tube telescopic sight with Vernier adjustable mount. No makers mark visible on telescopic sight. Double set triggers. Oil finished shotgun buttstock and forearm. Steel checkered buttplate. Blue with case hardened receiver, hammer, and lever. Overall rifle weight (minus telescopic sight) is 14 lbs. 4 oz. Accompanying rifle is a Sharps archival letter dated November 5, 1993 and signed by R.L. Moore, Jr. M.D. documenting rifle and configuration. CONDITION: Fine overall with approximately 95% original blue on barrel with scattered areas of light corrosion and pitting, mainly on barrel muzzle, numerous scratches and light dents on bottom barrel flat. Most all thinning blue on telescopic sight tube, turning a blue/ brown patina. Sight mounts are excellent. Bore is fine with light pitting, strong rifling and bright overall. Traces of original case color on receiver, overall receiver, hammer, and lever have turned a “nickel” color with scattered corrosion. Set triggers function properly. Wood is good overall, with numerous dents and bruises. Buttstock has a crack at the wrist, an old repair on the comb,and a lateral crack on the left side. Overall a well used but not abused Western shipped sharps in a desirable caliber and configuration. -MKS- 12,500 - 17,500

2279 - (A) A VERY RARE REMINGTON PERCUSSION RIFLE CANE WITH THE DESIRABLE EAGLE CLAW AND BALL GRIP. Manufacturer: Remington Model: Claw and Ball Cane Gun Serial No. 80 Caliber/Bore: .32 RF Barrel Length: 28 - 1/2” FFL Status: Antique

This most desirable of all the Remington rifle cane lines, is fully marked on the knurled metal tip “J F Thomas Patent, February 9th, 1858, Remington and Sons, Illion, New York, Serial Number 80”. CONDITION: Gutta percha eagle claw and ball grip with only light wear and absolutely no damage. The shaft in excellent condition with uniform chocolate brown color and no discernable damage. The knurled tip, well marked, with brown patina. Bore is good. Action is excellent, nipple somewhat corroded. Probably one of the best examples of this extremely scarce cane to be offered in memory. CF Lot 3284 in James D. Julia, October 2015, $11,500. MZ 8,000 - 12,000

2280 - (A) A SCARCE AND SOUGHT AFTER LARGE DOG HEAD REMINGTON RIFLE CANE IN UNDAMAGED CONDITION THROUGHOUT. Manufacturer: Remington Model: Large Dog Head Cane Serial No. 1480 Caliber/Bore: .32 Rimfire Barrel Length: 28 - 1/2” FFL Status: Antique

These interesting and scarce oddities are one of the most interesting of all Remington firearms. Normally, when these rare canes are encountered, they have been damaged and repaired as the gutta percha shaft and head are extremely fragile. CONDITION: Exemplary, showing no damage, no chipping, and no appreciable wear. Actions were tested and work properly. Bore shows little if any use. End of cane with serial number 1480, has considerable original dull blue finish. If you want a great Remington Large Dog cane, look no further. MZ 6,000 - 8,000

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2281 - (A) FINE SHARPS 1878 MID-RANGE RIFLE CALIBER .40-70 SHARPS STRAIGHT. Manufacturer: Sharps Model: 1878 Mid-Range Serial No. 17564 Caliber/Bore: .40-70 Sharps Barrel Length: 30” FFL Status: Antique

Chambered for the Sharps .40-70 SS cartridge this Model 1878 Mid-Range rifle with 30” round barrel and deluxe extra finish checkered pistol grips stocks with Mid-Range dial adjustable tang sight. Barrel is marked “OLD RELIABLE SHARPS RIFLE CO. BRIDGEPORT CONN.” and has ladder adjustable rear sight.

Case colored receiver has gutta percha side inserts. Fancy varnished walnut stocks are deluxe checkered and highly figured. CONDITION: Very fine with the barrel retaining well over 95% original factory finish.

The bore is excellent with sharp lands and grooves. The front sight is not present. The receiver is very fine with soft case colors visible and slight salt and pepper spotting at belly. The wood stocks are exceptional with most all varnish remaining, checkering is sharp and gutta percha Sharps buttplate is solid and intact.

TDW 5,000 - 8,000

2282 - (A) SHARPS MODEL 1851 PERCUSSION SPORTING RIFLE. Manufacturer: Sharps Model: 1851 Percussion Serial No. 1617 Caliber/Bore: .38 Percussion Barrel Length: 28” FFL Status: Antique

Manufactured 1852 to 1855. According to the “Sharps Rifle Book” by Sellers, page 43, a mere 193 sporting rifles were manufactured. Featured walnut stock with brass patchbox and buttplate, pewter forend tip, single trigger, single lead folding rear sight, dovetail front sight, lollipop style screw in tang sight cut-out in stock to accommodate folding, and the Edward Maynard priming system. Barrel is stamped “SHARPS RIFLE CO HARTFORD”. 1848 patent date on tang. CONDITION: All metal is a smooth grey-brown soft patina. Walnut stocks are excellent with usual storage marks and a hairline crack at right wrist. Overall rifle shows a fine homogeneous appearance with nice wood. Strong, well defined rifled bore with frosted grooves. If you have been looking for a nice example of this scarce rifle, this is far above average if you see one. DB 5,000 - 7,000

2283 - (A) MODEL 1874 SHARPS MILITARY RIFLE. Manufacturer: Sharps Rifle Co. Model: 1874 Serial No. 159247 Caliber/Bore: .45-70 Government Barrel Length: 30” FFL Status: Antique

Rarely seen Model 1874 military style three band rifle with patchbox. Round barrel marked “OLD RELIABLE”, “SHARPS RIFLE CO. BRIDGEPORT.CONN”, and “CAL.45”. Lawrence patent rear barrel sight.

Standard single trigger. Roughly finished walnut stock and musket style forearm. Blue barrel with case hardened receiver, buttplate, lever, breech block, and patchbox. Patchbox has military sub-inspection letter “Y” on hinge and punch dot on inside of lid. CONDITION: Fine overall with 98% heavy original blue on barrel. Traces of original case color on receiver and patchbox mostly turning a brown patina. Stock and forearm are solid and sound however, roughly finished. Bore is excellent+, bright and clean with strong rifling. Overall an interesting example of a scarce version of the Model 1874. MKS 4,500 - 6,500

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2284 - (A) RARE FIELDS PATENT PIVOTING BLOCK SINGLE SHOT RIFLE RETAILED BY W.W. GREENER WITH CASE AND ACCESSORIES. Manufacturer: Fields (retailed by W.W. Greener) Model: Single Shot Serial No. 383 Caliber/Bore: .577/450 Barrel Length: 28” FFL Status: Antique Drop at Comb: Approx. 1 - 5/8” Drop at Heel: Approx. 2 - 5/8” Length of Pull: 14 - 3/8” This rifle built according to Field’s 1877 patent (No. 1927) is of the very scarce improved Martini type. Jonathan Kirton in THE BRITISH FALLING BLOCK BREECH LOADING RIFLE 2nd edition, notes only three surviving examples. This hitherto unknown example Field number 383 was retailed

by W.W. Greener and his number 3472 is on bottom of barrel. Tapered round barrel is engraved “Ammunition” “577/ 450” on Nock form. A single standing, one folding leaf express rear sight is dovetailed through, and a silver bead front is in integral block. A sling eye is brazed to bottom of barrel. Left rear portion of barrel is marked “HENRY’S RIFLING A & T 2465”. (Adams & Tate made many barrels for Henry, each marked with a patent use number.) Bottom of barrel is also stamped “W.F”(William Field). Improved Martini action with distinctive large thumb lever on right side features toggle safety. Sides and top are embellished with Greener’s unique matting. Areas are left unmatted on left side marked with patent information, and right with “W. W. GREENER” “68 HAYMARKET” “LONDON” in zigzag ribbon device. Field’s number is in front of trigger guard, and on bottom of barrel. Lightly streaked European walnut horn capped pistol grip buttstock measures 14-3/8” over checkered steel buttplate. Point pattern checkering is at grip, and a sling eye is on toe line. Matching slim forend has horn tip and attaches to barrel with a screw. Rifle is housed in a full length oak and canvas case with brass corners and leather trim, lined in burgundy cloth. Top of case is embossed “CAPTAIN W. S. W. PARKER - JERVIS, “ “60th RIFLES”. A William Evans label is in lid. Case contains period loading equipment including a brass bullet mold marked “450” with accessory pins for solid and hollow point bullets. Also included is a hand sizing die with plugs for priming, and bullet seating, along with some old Kynoch cases and a loading template. Weight: 7 lbs 12 oz. CONDITION: Very fine to excellent. Barrel retains over 80% original blue with some high edge wear, rubs, and flecking. Action retains 70 - 80% of its blue, silvered and flaked on tangs and high areas, as well as around bottom and trigger guard from normal hand wear. Stocks retain over 90% of their original hand rubbed oil finish with open grain, and a number of marks and scratches. Bore is excellent, bright, sharp, and shiny throughout, but a bit dirty. Mechanically excellent. Rifle does not fit case very well. Case shows considerable wear with lid almost detached, handle is detached and in case. Mold and accessories are good, with some rust. A very fine, interesting British rifle. PROVENANCE: Estate Collection of Francis Brown. MGM 87 4,000 - 6,000

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2285 - (A) A RARE PLAIN CURVED HANDLE REMINGTON RIFLE CANE IN .32 RIMFIRE CALIBER. Manufacturer: Remington Model: Plain Handle Cane Gun Serial No. 1144 Caliber/Bore: .32 RF Barrel Length: 29 - 1/2” FFL Status: Antique

Although not as desirable as the dog head rifle canes, the plain curved handle is actually less frequently encountered. CONDITION: Exemplary throughout with no discernable damage to the fragile gutta percha and no sun discoloration. The metal tip is brown and with old minor pitting. Most importantly, the gutta percha is nearly perfect throughout. Bore is excellent, action works well. If you want a great example of the scarce Remington rifle cane, 1144 is for you! MZ 3,000 - 5,000

2286 - (A) STARR CIVIL WAR CARBINE. Manufacturer: Starr Model: Carbine Serial No. 12067 Caliber/Bore: .54 Percussion Barrel Length: 21” FFL Status: Antique

Features round barrel, dovetail front sight, single blade rear sight, brass barrel band and buttplate, saddle ring and stud. Left side of barrel stamped “HGS” Henry G. Shaw, known inspector of Starrs. Rear tang is stamped “STARRS PATENT SEP 1”. Back action is stamped “STARR ARMS C YONKERS NY”. Brass barrel has stamped “U”. “B” stamped on rear sight. Starr Arms was started by Ebenezer Starr, son of Nathan Starr, famed Revolutionary War rifle and sword maker. Starrs are mainly remembered for two reasons: when in the fall of 1863 it was issued to Northern Virginia Cavalry and in an early skirmish, only four of their 17 rifles fired; and in the hands of the 2nd New York Cavalry that was formed in 1863, partly armed with Starr carbines, and fought under General Burnside, along with the 9th Army. CONDITION: Base of frame and lever are basically brown patina. Flashes of blue on lower tang. Wood is excellent with usual dings and proud to metal. Superb bore. The Starr had two main attributes, one of which being all the misfires, but it has become infamous in conjunction of the Massacre at Sand Creek, November 29th, 1864 under the command of Colonel Chivington, where, armed with Starr carbines, they advanced on Chief Black Kettle, who was under the white flag of truce and American flag, attacking and murdering over 200 Indians, most of which were women and children. One of the worst Indian massacres at the time. DB 3,500 - 4,750

2287 - (A) RARE EARLY SECOND MODEL BURNSIDE CARBINE PERCUSSION SADDLE RING CARBINE. Manufacturer: Burnside Model: Carbine Serial No. 905 Caliber/Bore: .54 Burnside Barrel Length: 21” FFL Status: Antique

It is estimated that approximately 2000 Second Models were made from 1860-62 and the majority saw hard use during the war and with a very low survival rate as they were never bulk sold to dealers after the war. Cavalry units that were issued the Secon Model included the 1st Maine, 1st New Jersey, 1st Penn., 1st and 2nd Indiana an 1st and 2nd Rhode Island whose cavalry carried them in the first Battle of Bull Run. This was the last Burnside to be made without a wooden forend. The walnut butt stock shows numerous handling marks and no visible cartouche present. 1860 patent date on lever. Burnside stamped on right side. Visible matching numbers. Model 1861 stamped on barrel with H inspector stamp on top of frame. CONDITION: Rifle remains in all original condition with all metal surfaces a soft even brown patina. Rear sight is intact.

Action works fine. Bore has residue but rifling is sharp. This is a used Civil War carbine that is intact, working and original having never been cleaned or altered. A very rare carbine. DB 4,000 - 5,000

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2288 - (A) SHARPS NEW MODEL 1863 MILITARY RIFLE / CONVERSION. Manufacturer: Sharps Rifle Company Model: 1868 Conversion Serial No. C34154 Caliber/Bore: .50-70 Government Barrel Length: 30” FFL Status: Antique

Standard 30” full round barrel marked “New Model 1863” at breech. R.S Lawrence ladder rear sight, blade front sight. Originally chambered in .52 caliber percussion, re-lined to .50-70 Government. Correct inspection cartouches on stock and sub-inspector stamps on metal parts with correct DFC cartouche in ribbon designating David F. Clark inspection of conversion at the Sharps factory. CONDITION: Very fine overall with strong traces of case color on frame, patch box, and buttplate. Barrel shows 30-40% blue with balance turning a pleasing blue/grey patina. Stock and three band forearm are excellent showing minimum wear.

Bore is excellent with minimum pitting. Includes original Civil War era sling (probably Bannerman surplus).

Most post-War converted Sharps guns were carbines, estimated at 31,098 total and only 1,086 three band rifles of all types, Models 1859, 1863, and 1865 were converted under the Government. A most interesting and rarely encountered Sharps. MKS 3,500 - 4,500

2289 - (A) SHARPS & HANKINS MODEL 1862 ARMY TYPE CARBINE. Manufacturer: Sharps & Hankins Model: Single Shot Serial No. 10383 Caliber/Bore: .52 Rimfire Barrel Length: 23 - 3/4” FFL Status: Antique

Easily distinguishable from the Navy for its lack of screwed-in leather cover, the Army Type lacks both the screws and screw holes that were used in attaching the covering. This example is sans saddle ring. It is estimated that approximately 500 were made, 200 of which were ordered by the Army in 1865, making it one of the rarer Civil War carbines. Features round barrel, dovetailed front sight, adjustable long range rear sight, brass buttplate, rear butt sling swivel. Left side of barrel is stamped “SHARPS PATENT 1859”.

Right side is stamped “SHARPS & HANKINS PHILADELPHIA”. CONDITION: Barrel is a pleasing blue-brown homogeneous patina. Frame and lever is a smooth grey-brown patina. Walnut buttstock is excellent with no cracks, just some minor handling marks. Frame exhibits a couple of marred screws. Extremely clean, well defined and sharp bore. Although purchased by the US Army late in the war, the total production was so low that finding any example of this carbine would be a difficult task, and finding one this clean might take years before you see another such example. DB 2,500 - 4,250

2290 - (A) MODEL 1882 US MAGAZINE RIFLE SPRINGFIELD CHAFFEE-REESE BOLT ACTION RIFLE. Manufacturer: Springfield Model: Chaffee-Reese Caliber/Bore: .45-70 Government Barrel Length: 28” FFL Status: Antique

Made by the Springfield Armory in 1884, a mere 753 were ever manufactured. It is a bolt action repeating rifle with cartridges fed through the butt. Built with iron mountings, blued finish, military leaf style rear sight, post front sight, button tip cleaning rod, two barrel bands, sling swivels, and walnut stock. This rifle was approved for US Government service in 1882. Left side of barrel has the “VP” eagle proof. Top of frame is stamped “US SPRINGFIELD 1884”. Left side of rear stock has inspector stamp in rectangle “SWP 1884” for Sam Porter. Cursive proof “P” in circle on buttstock. A large “3” has been stamped under forearm (generally unit and/or rifle ID number). CONDITION: Barrel retains approximately 95% original factory blue finish.

80%+ blue on bands and cap. Traces of case colors on frame, which have basically patterned out. 50% original blue on trigger guard, mostly on forward section. Buttplate has original blued loading gate. Bolt handle is a straight pull. Fine action. After the failures of the Trapdoor at the Battle of Little Bighorn, the military was actively pursuing more reliable firearms, especially repeating firearms. This was one of the few that got past the experimental stage during that era and saw issue to several units on the Western Frontier.

Beautiful, very hard to find military rifle from the Indian Wars. DB 3,000 - 5,000

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2291 - (A) CUSTOM RON LONG SHARPS 1878 SPORTING RIFLE. Manufacturer: Sharps Model: 1878 Sporting Rifle Serial No. 20831 Caliber/Bore: .40-70 Sharps Barrel Length: 28 - 1/8” FFL Status: Antique

Sharps custom restored and built by Ron Long with 28 inch part round part octagon barrel equipped with windage adjustable spirit level fitted front globe sight and integral micrometer adjustable rear tang sight.

Vividly case colored receiver. Fitted with an extremely high figured piece of American walnut with full pistol grip, ebony tip and checkered approximately 22 lines per inch. CONDITION: Very fine with most all contemporary finishes remaining. The bore is as new bright and shiny with sharp lands and grooves. Receiver is vividly case colored and most all finish remains with a small area of corrosion on right side from poor storage. The stocks are exceptional. The wood work alone would exceed the cost of this rifle today. Truly stunning. TDW 3,000 - 4,000

2292 - (A) WINCHESTER MODEL 1883 MARTIALLY INSPECTED HOTCHKISS BOLT-ACTION RIFLE. Manufacturer: Winchester Model: Hotchkiss Serial No. 23944 Caliber/Bore: .45-70 Government Barrel Length: 28 - 3/8” FFL Status: Antique

Manufactured by the Winchester Repeating Arms company and known as the 3rd Model 1883 Hotchkiss rifle. Chambered for the .45-70 Government cartridge with a unique internal tubular magazine. 28” round barrel with two barrel band, bayonet lug/front sight and slide adjustable rear right. Barrel marked “MANUFACTURED BY THE WINCHESTER REPEATING ARMS CO. NEW HAVEN CONN U.S.A.” Left side of chamber marked “US”, “VP” in circle and inspected “DFC”. Rear tang marked “Model of 1883”. Serial numbered 23944 on bottom of receiver forward of trigger guard. Two piece oil finished American walnut stocks with steel military buttplate. CONDITION: Good as exterior of metal has turned an even dove-grey patina. Wood stocks have numerous period impressions and minor period scratches. Stocks are full sized and good overall. Bore is very good with strong rifling and frosted grooves. Action works properly under manual operation. TDW 2,500 - 3,000

2293 - (A) SHARPS MODEL 1853 SLANT BREECH SPORTING RIFLE. Manufacturer: Sharps Rifle Co. Model: 1853 Serial No. 21740 Caliber/Bore: .52 Rifled Barrel Length: 28” FFL Status: Antique

This rifle features full, heavy octagon barrel, German nickel sporting front sight, Lawrence folding rear sight, walnut forend, pewter tip, walnut stock, brass patchbox and buttplate. Barrel is stamped “SHARPS RIFLE MANUFG CO HARTFORD CONN”. Tang is stamped “SHARPS PATENTED 1848”. Right side of frame is stamped “SHARPS PATENT 1852”. Inside patchbox is extra nipple and spare part. CONDITION: Barrel is a smooth mix of blue-brown freckled patina with lots of blue showing through. Sharp edges and legends.

Frame, lever, hammer, etc. are a soft, smooth light brown patina. Screws on patchbox retain generous amounts of original blue. Walnut stocks are excellent with just a couple of minor dings here and there.

Strong, well-defined, sharp lands and grooves. Fine action. With less than 3,500 manufactured, this is an extremely handsome example. DB 2,500 - 4,000

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2294 - (A) AINSWORTH INSPECTED US COLT CAVALRY SINGLE ACTION REVOLVER Manufacturer: Colt Model: Single Action Army Serial No. 13284 Caliber/Bore: .45 Colt Barrel Length: 7 - 1/2” FFL Status: Antique Standard US issue revolver with blue and case color with one piece walnut grips. Frame is stamped “US”. All numbers matching including under the barrel and cylinder. Ainsworth inspector stamp on barrel, cylinder, trigger guard and backstrap. This was made during second year of production in 1874 which pre-dates the Custer battle. CONDITION: Some screws have been replaced. The cylinder and straps were refinished at one time and have been cleaned. The ejector shroud was replaced. All legends are sharp. Basically a clean grey gun. Grips had been refinished and are shy to metal with no visible cartouche.

Action is sharp. The bore is sharp. An early US Colt that could have been in the battle. Handsome example. DB 6,000 - 8,000

2295 - (A) HIGH CONDITION BLUE SMITH AND WESSON AMERICAN SINGLE ACTION REVOLVER. Manufacturer: Smith and Wesson Model: Model 3 Serial No. 6083 Caliber/Bore: .44 S&W American Barrel Length: 8” FFL Status: Antique The American Model was the first big bore cartridge revolver made in the United States. This is a First Model, of which approximately 8000 were made between 1870-72. It is estimated that only about 10% were made with a factory blue finish with the balance of production being of nickel finish. It is not an “oil hole” model, making it a Second Variation First Model. It is a standard model in all respects with an 8” barrel, blue finish, six shot, single action, case color hammer and trigger guard, smooth two piece walnut grips and no lanyard. The top of the barrel is stamped with English barrel address. The caliber is .44 S&W American. The majority of these early large bore guns saw hard use and to find an example that is both factory blue and in near mint original condition makes this a true rarity. You will find the matching assembly number 415 stamped on the back of the cylinder as well as the barrel and latch. The matching serial number, 6803, is also stamped inside the right grip panel. CONDITION: This revolver does not appear to have seen much use. The factory blue is still bright and the grips straps still retain majority of this high polish factory finish.

There is some simple flaking of finish on cylinder and barrel while the frame retains the majority of this bright blue. If one were to place a number on remaining finish, it would have to be around 90% but, as stated, blue loss is simply finish flaking, not wear. The bore is near mint and bright. The action is as crisp as new. The original grips are near mint with original oil finish. The dulling color is intact on hammer and traces on guard. This has to be one of the finest surviving blue First Models extant and would be near impossible to find a finer all original example of this scarce big bore Wild West sixgun. DB 8,000 - 12,000

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2296 - (A) CUSTER ERA AINSWORTH INSPECTED US COLT CAVALRY SINGLE ACTION ARMY REVOLVER WITH KOPEC LETTER. Manufacturer: Colt Model: SAA Serial No. 5337 Caliber/Bore: .45 Colt Barrel Length: 7 - 1/2” FFL Status: Antique Colt Single Action Army U.S. marked Calvary series revolver in Custer serial number range, .45 Colt, 7- 1/2” barrel. Full Ainsworth inspections. Referenced in book “Cavalry and Artillery Revolvers, etc.” by Kopec and Fenn, page 260 & 261, indicating shipment of Lot 5 likely to the 7th Cavalry. The table on page 260 puts this Single Action in the range issued to Company M, 7th Cavalry under Reno’s command. The revolver retains a good sharp italic address on barrel with strong U.S. stamp on frame and two line patent markings. Ainsworth inspection stamps and matching numbers except cylinder which is numbered 4870. The cylinder condition and aging matches perfectly and was probably armory switched during an inspection and/or repair. The grips exhibit light Ainsworth cartouche on left panel. A very nice and original Custer range full length single action. Kopec notes the vice marks on barrel, the ejector spring is modern replacement, the main spring is from an 1860 Army and that the A is still visible on butt of grips. CONDITION: All legends are sharp. Both sides of grips have light chip at toe. There does not appear to be any original finish remaining having turned to a soft homogeneous patina. A sharp, crisp, Custer range cavalry Colt. DB 17,500 - 20,000

2297 - (A) HIGH CONDITION FIRST MODEL US SMITH AND WESSON SCHOFIELD SINGLE ACTION REVOLVER. Manufacturer: S&W Model: Schofield Serial No. 1889 Caliber/Bore: .45 S&W Barrel Length: 7” FFL Status: Antique Manufactured for the US Army in 1875, only a bit over 3000 guns were made in this first series. They were all chambered for the .45 S&W cartridge, had 7” barrels, blue finish with case color hammer and trigger guard with two piece smooth walnut grips. The butt is stamped US with S&W patent on left side of barrel, Schofield patent on right side of barrel. The grips have a cartouche on right side for Samuel Lewis (SBL). The bottom of the barrel is stamped L & P. CONDITION: Blue is thinning on sides with bright blue in flute and on base. Frame retains approximately 80% bright factory blue with handling marks. Straps still retain 70% original blue with thinning. Nice case colors on hammer and latch. Generous amounts of fire blue still remain on most screws. Cylinder retains about 50% blue mixing with soft patina. All legends are sharp. The bore and action are fine. It is apparent that this early Schofield saw little use. One of the better existing examples. DB 8,000 - 12,500

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2298 - (A) ENGRAVED COLT SINGLE ACTION ARMY REVOLVER. Manufacturer: Colt Model: SAA Serial No. 132761 Caliber/Bore: .45 LC Barrel Length: 5 - 1/2” FFL Status: Antique 1889 vintage with 5 - 1/2 inch barrel chambered in .45 Colt. One line Hartford address. Custom engraved, name of engraver and date of engraving unknown. Engraved over barrel caliber marking. One piece carved ivory grips with American eagle motif. CONDITION: Completely refinished with nearly 100% bright nickel remaining.

Decent bore with moderate pitting, action is tight and crisp. -MKS5,000 - 7,000

2299 - (A) MERWIN & HULBERT LARGE FRAME SINGLE ACTION REVOLVER. Manufacturer: Merwin & Hulbert Model: 1873 Serial No. 17042 Caliber/Bore: .44-40 WCF Barrel Length: 7” FFL Status: Antique Third model, large frame, single action army revolver with top strap on frame and long fluted cylinder. 7” barrel marked with Merwin Hulbert & Co. address with last patent date March 6, 1877. Left side of frame marked two line “CALIBRE/WINCHESTER/1873”. Deluxe engraved in typical Merwin Hulbert punch dot style with a panel scene on left side of frame featuring a fox in a woodland scene.

Two piece mother of pearl grips. CONDITION: Excellent overall with 95+% original nickel plating remaining. Strong case color on hammer.

Mottled case color on trigger guard. Grips are excellent with chip on left toe, and a chip at the right heel. Action is tight and crisp. Bore is good with scattered pitting. -MKS- 3,500 - 5,500

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2300 - (A) CASED ENGRAVED SMITH & WESSON MODEL 1 TIP-UP SPUR TRIGGER REVOLVER. Manufacturer: S&W Model: 1 Serial No. 93858 Caliber/Bore: .22 Short Barrel Length: 3 - 1/8” FFL Status: Antique This model is referred to as a Model 1 3rd Issue, manufactured from 1868 to 1881. This is New York Nimschke style engraving with nearly full coverage, all done in scroll with punch dot background.

CONDITION: Never been fired. Retains 99.9% of the original nickel finish with razor sharp edges and legends. 95% original case colors on hammer. Original pearl grips are near mint. Bore is near mint. Rotates, indexes and locks up like new. Comes in a period walnut case with blue felt lining, cleaning rod, and an original period box of ammunition.

The box was shrink wrapped to keep it together as lid was detached, ammo was removed and will accompany gun; appears to be a full box but we did not count the cartridges. This is one eye catching early Smith & Wesson and, as to condition and engraving, could not be improved on. DB 2,500 - 4,000

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2301 - (A) PROFESSIONALLY RESTORED CUSTER ERA US COLT ARTILLERY SINGLE ACTION ARMY REVOLVER. Manufacturer: Colt Model: SAA Serial No. 5150 Caliber/Bore: .45 LC Barrel Length: 5 - 1/2” FFL Status: Antique

With letter from noted expert John Kopec, his comments on this fine revolver are as follows: Frame was from Lot 5, the prime lot from which the 7th Cavalry received their first quota of revolvers on July 2, 1874. This revolver is listed as being overhauled and shortened during the 1895-96 period. All numbers on gun are still matching but very faint on backstrap. He states that in his opinion, the gun was completely restored by the Colt factory prior to 1941 and that the barrel may have been shortened at that time. He deems the grips to be original but are to worn to reveal any existing cartouche. The base pin and the trigger were replaced when refinished. He also notes that part of the barrel address was polished away at same time. The Ainsworth A stamp can still be seen on the barrel, cylinder and trigger guard. CONDITION: The original grips have some finish loss and are shy at toe. The action and bore are sharp. The metal retains nearly 100% of the expertly, probable Colt, refinish. A sharp Colt from the prime Custer range. DB 4,500 - 7,500

2302 - (A) COLT MODEL 1862 POCKET NAVY CONVERSION SINGLE ACTION REVOLVER. Manufacturer: Colt Model: 1865 Pocket Navy Conversion Serial No. 20009 Caliber/Bore: .38 Centerfire Barrel Length: 4 - 1/2” FFL Status: Antique

Colt factory archival letter documents the following: Colt Model 1862 Pocket Navy Conversion, Serial Number: 20009, Caliber: .38 Rimfire, Barrel Length: 4-1/2”, Finish: Blue, Type of Stocks: Not Listed, Factory Engraved: Yes; Shipped To: J.P. Moores Sons, New York, New York Date of Shipment: August 9, 1875, Number of Same Type Guns in Shipment: 57. Late percussion vine style scroll engraving. Though not documented by factory archive letter, the letters “I.E.” located above the serial numbers indicates the one piece ivory grips are factory original. CONDITION: Fine with overall gun metal grey patina. Approximately 10-15% original silver on backstrap and trigger guard. Engraving is sharp and clear.

Stagecoach cylinder scene is clear. Matching serial numbers on barrel, frame, cylinder, trigger guard, and backstrap. Excellent ivory grips with a lovely mellow age, one grain crack along right side. MKS 4,500 - 6,500

2303 - (C) CASED SMITH & WESSON NEW MODEL 3 TARGET REVOLVER TWO BARREL SET. Manufacturer: Smith & Wesson Model: New Model 3 Target Serial No. 114 Caliber/Bore: .32-44 & .38-44 Target Barrel Length: 6 - 1/2” & 6” FFL Status: Antique

Manufactured circa 1887-1910, with a total production of only 4,333 for all models. Cased is a period deluxe “dealer” case, fitted in the partition style housing the unique two-barrel/cylinder combination set. First barrel/cylinder measures 6 - 1/2 inches and is chambered in .32-44 Target, the second barrel/cylinder measures 6-inches and is chambered in .38-44 Target. Both barrel/cylinder combinations are numbered to the gun with matching serial numbers, 114. Both barrels have a two line Smith & Wesson Springfield Mass U.S.A. address with associated patent dates. .32 caliber barrel fitted with a partridge style front sight pinned in place and the .38 caliber barrel with a heavy blade front sight pinned in place. Two piece S&W monogram and checkered hard rubber grips, numbered to the gun. CONDITION: Excellent overall with most all original nickel plate remaining on frame and barrel/cylinder sets. The 6 - 1/2 inch .32 caliber barrel has a 3/4x4 inch area at the muzzle where the nickel has worn through due to case wear. Both cylinders and barrel bores are nearly new and appear unfired. The case interior is clean with the outside possibly refinished to a high gloss sheen. A very attractive and desirable two barrel set. -MKS- 6,000 - 8,000

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2304 - (A) CASED PAIR OF JAPANESE ENGRAVED SMITH & WESSON NO. 3 REVOLVERS WITH CARVED PEARL GRIPS. Manufacturer: (BOTH) Smith & Wesson Model: (BOTH) No. 3 Serial No. (A) 31303 (B) 28983 Caliber/Bore: (BOTH) .44 Russian Barrel Length: (BOTH) 6 - 1/2” FFL Status: Antique Lot consists of: two revolvers that feature top break, six shot, single action, blued finish. Enclosed is a copy of the Roy Jinks letter on both revolvers. Serial number 28983 was shipped from factory August 12th, 1896 delivered to Takata & Co., Yokohama, Japan. Shipped with 6 - 1/2” barrel, blued finish, lanyard ring in butt, and black hard rubber grips. Serial number 31303 was also shipped to Takata & Co. on October 28th, 1896, a little over two months after the first gun; shipped in the same configuration. Roy Jinks wrote these letters on behalf of Smith & Wesson on May 27th, 1999. On the left side of both barrels you will find engraved Japanese Kanji and interpreted in a letter by Yasuhiko Kaji, M.D., Ph.D. who was living in Toledo, Ohio at the time; “Emperor (Superior Position) presents (gives down) this item to his servant (lower position) Yamagata Aritomo (recipients name)”.

Yamagata Aritomo was born a samurai in 1838 under Emperor Meiji, who rose to the position of prime minister before the turn of the century. Around the approximate time of shipment of these guns. Prior to that, he was a military leader of great renown and was considered the “Architect” of the modern Japanese Army following the of Japan.

His military post included field commander, assistant vice minister of military affairs, Army minister in the 1870’s, chief of general staff beginning in 1878, and eventually a full general. Sometime after the delivery of these two weapons in 1896, the emperor commissioned a Japanese artisan, upon which the guns were engraved with the Kanji presentation, light sporadic scroll engraving that can be found on every area of the weapon including frame, barrel, cylinder and backstrap.

The guns were finished in a rich royal blue finish after which he applied gold damascene border around sides of both left and right frame. The hammer and trigger guard were beautifully case colored and both

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revolvers sport two piece relief carved real Mother of Pearl grips with roses and rose leaves. CONDITION: Barrels and frame retain virtually all of their custom reapplied blue finish performed at time of engraving. (B) Cylinder exhibits several striations while (A) simply has a light drag line. Grips are near mint with no chips or cracks that we can see, with the exception of (A) that has a forward toe repair (minor) and grips have darkened a bit more. Both guns have near mint, shiny bores with sharp rifling and index correctly. Accompanying these revolvers is a copy of the letter from John Snyder, business manager OGCA dated May 14th, 1999 requesting information on these guns from Roy Jinks; a photocopy of the Emperor Meiji as a young man, taken in 1868 as well as an image of Yamagata Arimoto; numerous copies of photographs of this pair; copies of pages from the book “Japan’s Secret Imperial Conspiracy” dealing with Yamagata; and a catalog “Old Town Station Dispatch No. 7” from the year 2000 with a picture of these revolvers on the cover of the catalog. They were offered at one time for sale by Jim Supica for the princely sum of $50,000 at the turn of this century.

This set of pistols is currently housed in a leather carry case. The revolvers themselves are not accompanied by any lineage history aside from factory letter and how they were presented in 1999-2000. An exquisite pair of Smith & Wesson New Model No. 3 revolvers and truly unique. DB 8,000 - 12,000

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2305 - (A) NEAR RELIC BATTLEFIELD CUSTER ERA COLT SINGLE ACTION ARMY REVOLVER. Manufacturer: Colt Model: SAA Serial No. 4549 Caliber/Bore: .45 LC Barrel Length: 5â&#x20AC;?

FFL Status: Antique According to noted expert, John Kopec, he states that this serial number is only six numbers away from a 7th Cavalry Colt located at an Indian village near the Little Bighorn. It is from the prime Lot 5 group of which most of the first orders filled for the 7th Cavalry were derived. It is Ainsworth inspected whose A stamp can still be seen on trigger guard, cylinder and back strap. All visible matching numbers. US and two line patent visible on frame. Barrel address is partially visible. John goes on to note that this revolver remains in near relic condition with heavy pitting, the barrel shortened to about five inches and front sight re-positioned. CONDITION: The grips are later replacement. There are numerous dents about the metal. This gun saw hard Western or Indian usage after the Bighorn. It still functions and locks up fine. The rifling is still sharp with usual abrasion. This gun has probable Custer tie in and definitely saw use out west for years afterwards. DB 10,000 - 15,000

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2306 - (A) INCREDIBLE CONDITION AINSWORTH INSPECTED CAVALRY COLT SINGLE ACTION ARMY REVOLVER. Manufacturer: Colt Model: SAA Serial No. 11373 Caliber/Bore: .45 Colt Barrel Length: 7 - 1/2” FFL Status: Antique

Wonderful early Ainsworth Colt with 7-1/2” barrel, standard front sight with script address with serifs at each end. Left side of frame has two line patent dates and a small “U.S.” Fitted with one piece walnut grip with legible Ainsworth’s “OWA” cartouche on left side. It has its original first type ejector rod housing with bull’s eye ejector rod head and has its original base pin with dimples at each end.

There are small “A” inspector initials on bottom of barrel, trigger guard, top of backstrap, cylinder. Additionally accompanied by a John Kopec letter authenticating this fine revolver and indicating that it was probably issued to and served with the U.S. 8th Cavalry regiment. The famous 8th U.S. Cavalry fought in the Southwest throughout the entire Indian Wars from Dec. 1867 until May of 1888, mostly in New Mexico & West Texas. In May of 1888 they were reassigned to Fort Meade, South Dakota and stationed at Fort Keough, Montana. They had a long and colorful history in the Indian Wars fighting many battles and skirmishes and it is recollection of this cataloger that the 8th, with the assistance of Al Sieber & Tom Horn, captured Geronimo.

CONDITION: Very fine, all matching. Barrel retains 70-75% strong original blue with only holster wear on sides. Ejector rod housing retains 75-80% strong original blue. Frame retains 75-80% strong, bright original case colors, brilliant in sheltered areas with top strap turned gray and thinned on recoil shields. Hammer retains brilliant case colors on sides, turned dark on top and moderately faded on back. Cylinder retains 60-70% thin blue/gray, stronger in flutes. Trigger guard retains about 60-70% original blue with “candy striping” found on original finishes. Backstrap & buttstrap retain 25-30% thin blue with aforementioned striping.

Grip is sound with chipped & worn edges and battering on bottom with legible cartouche & retains traces of original finish being mostly a hand worn patina. Mechanics are crisp, brilliant shiny bore. DB 15,000 - 20,000

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2307 - (A) EXCEPTIONAL NETTLETON INSPECTED US COLT SINGLE ACTION ARMY REVOLVER (1878).

Manufacturer: Colt Model: SAA Serial No. 49164 Caliber/Bore: .45 Colt Barrel Length: 7 - 1/2â&#x20AC;?

FFL Status: Antique Rare and exceptional Henry Nettleton inspected U.S. Colt Single Action Army Martial revolver together with Colt Factory Letter and letter from noted expert John Kopec. It is a standard .45 caliber with a 7 - 1/2â&#x20AC;? barrel with noted broken T in the PT and lack of hyphens in address, typical of this series of Nettleton inspected cavalry models. Blued finish. Case hardened hammer and frame, fire blued trigger.

Barrel stamped P and HN on bottom. Frame stamped HN. Left side with standard U.S. stamp. Cylinder stamped P and HN. Hammer recess in frame stamped N. The HN stamp can also be found on backstrap and trigger guard. Colt factory letter confirming configuration and documenting sale to U.S. government, delivered to U.S. Inspector at the Colt Plant on July 30, 1878 in a shipment of 100 firearms. Kopec states that the ejector tube has been modified with newer finish and is a replacement. The hammer is correct period but does not have the usual HN stamp. Aside from tube, John states that this revolver is exceptional. It is definitely one of the finest Nettleton inspected cavalry models in existence. CONDITION: Excellent. Retaining approximately 90% original factory high polish blue finish on cylinder, barrel, and straps with light wear at muzzle with some thinning. 90% vibrant case color on frame. Light tracking line on cylinder. Excellent grips that are dated 1878 with near perfect JEG John Greer inspector stamp on left side and HN Henry Nettleton on right side. Action tight and crisp. It is obvious that this high condition gun saw very little use. DB 20,000 - 30,000

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2308 - (A) RARE, ENGRAVED, AND SILVER PLATED COLT MODEL 1860 ARMY RICHARDS-MASON CARTRIDGE CONVERSION REVOLVER. Manufacturer: Colt Model: 1860 Conversion Serial No. 162899 Caliber/Bore: .44 Colt CF Barrel Length: 8” FFL Status: Antique This is a rare Richards-Mason type conversion with Richards-Mason Navy type barrel, New York engraved with Class C coverage in scroll and punch dot pattern with wold head hammer. In addition, on the right side of the frame is engraved JP for previous owner. An example of this rare Second Model variation, can be found in figure 5-80 on page 185 in the book “A study of Colt Conversions” by McDowell. This example does not show the Richard Mason type frame conversion sans ring. In addition to the fine period engraving, the entire revolver was period silver plated, a fragile and therefore, a very rare finish. The grips are a beautiful set of one piece smooth ivories with great color with small chip at left front toe. There are no patent dates on left side of frame, only Colt’s Patent. This example differs from a standard Richard-Mason in that it does not have the S-lug type barrel. It is as if it is a high-bred link between the 2nd Model and standard Richards-Mason and is the only such type we have ever seen and an exact example is not even pictured in the book. In figure 9-47 & 9-48 on page 399-400, they show two similar conversions with this unusual blend of characteristics listed as a “Mystery Conversion” with less than a dozen known. The cylinder has the standard Naval scene and is nearly 100% visible. This gun has all matching serial numbers to include barrel, frame, cylinder trigger guard and backstrap. This serial number does not fall in the standard Richards-Mason nor the Second Model range. A similar finished, plated, engraved pistol with ivories can be found in figure 5-44 on page 165 in the same book. CONDITION: this gun is near mint. There is a bit of brass showing through on trigger guard and a few rubs on straps, otherwise, it retains at least 98% of the period silver plating. The action is fine and the bore is sharp with some minor abrasion. The trigger still retains 90% of the original fire blue. Possibly one of a kind conversion with all matching numbers and nearly all of the original silver plating with beautiful engraving. One of the finest and rarest Colt 1860 conversions extant. DB 10,000 - 15,000

2309 - (A) CUSTER ERA AINSWORTH INSPECTED US COLT CAVALRY SINGLE ACTION ARMY REVOLVER. Manufacturer: Colt Model: SAA Serial No. 5467 Caliber/Bore: .45 LC Barrel Length: 7 - 1/2” FFL Status: Antique The serial number on this cavalry Colt falls into the range of known Custer guns. It is a standard issue Army revolver from 1874, prior to the Battle at Little Bighorn. All of the numbers are matching and you will find Ainsworth A stamp on the barrel, cylinder, trigger guard and backstrap. The grips show heavy added finish and a Liberty 1865 dated dime has been set into each side but any cartouche stamp has long disappeared.

Two holes for lanyard were also drilled into the base of the grips. The frame has the standard US stamp with two line patent stamp. The slanted barrel legend is sharp. This guns serial number falls between 4500-5504 which was a 7th Cavalry issue block, Colt Lot 5. CONDITION: No original factory finish remaining and is now a simple pleasing soft patina with an overall even finish and sharp edges and legends with slight wear at muzzle from holster. The action is crisp and the rifling is strong. A very clean example of a Custer Era Colt that falls right into the correct shipment block. DB 12,500 - 17,500

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2310 - INCREDIBLE JOHN WESLEY HARDIN MEMORABILIA COLLECTION INC. ORIGINAL TIN-TYPE & AN AUTOGRAPHED SHOT-THROUGH PLAYING CARD. John Wesley Hardin, known for his hair trigger temper, claimed to have killed 42 men when he was finally convicted of murder in Texas in 1878 and was sentenced to twenty-five years in prison. Records confirmed only 27. On one famous occasion in 1871, he killed a man for disturbing his sleep. When pounding on his hotel room wall failed to silence the offender, Hardin fired three bullets through the wall, killing the man instantly. While in prison, he studied law and after being pardoned in 1894, passed the Texas bar examination to practice law. After practicing law for short period in El Paso, Hardin was shot and killed in the Acme Saloon on the evening of August 19, 1895 by the father of El Paso lawman John Selman, Jr. because Harding had physically beaten his son. This lot consists of: (A) A nine of clovers playing card with multiple bullet holes, autographed in black ink “J.W. Hardin” and dated “July 4. 95”. Although details of the event are unknown, Hardin apparently put on a display of his shooting prowess on the 4th of July, 1895.

Reportedly 6 such examples dated July 4 are known. Included is a photo copy letter dated August 6, 1984, picturing the card and attesting to the source of the card. (B) Original tin-type image of Hardin contained in a paper holder/matte that is also autographed. Comes with letter from Southwest University, that in their opinion, photograph is Hardin. We have included two photocopies of Hardin that are nearly the exact same image. The autograph is in pencil on the matte. (C) “John W. Hardin Esq”, business card. Accompanying the card is an undated, signed letter from Robert E. McNellis relating that he received the business card from Joe Hardin Clements, a distant cousin of John Wesley Hardin. Countersigned by a Texas Justice of the Peace.

(D) Two poker chips from the Acme Saloon. The white chips are stamped in gold “Acme” on the fronts, and “R.B. Stevens Prop.” on back. (E) Inked hotel receipt reading “Room & Board for John W. Hardin $8.50 at the Branbilt”. (F) Pulp book dated 1896 “ The Life of John Wesley Hardin”. This autobiography was written by Hardin while in prison. Very few copies were printed with soft cover. (G) Newspaper “The Hondo Herald” dated August 22, 1895, reporting the Hardin’s death three days earlier. The Hondo Anvil-Herald was a weekly newspaper with roots starting as early as 1886. Hondo Texas is in area of San Antonio.

CONDITION: The playing card, business card and chips are in excellent condition, the paper mat on the photograph is soiled, receipt has been torn in half, newspaper is fragmented and book shows moderate cover wear. This is an incredible lot of Hardin related material with two autographs and an original tin-type of one of the most famous of all the old West desperadoes. Included is a plethora of photo copies of information and history of collection. 12,000 - 20,000

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2311 - (A) CASED COLT BISLEY TARGET SINGLE ACTION REVOLVER. Manufacturer: Colt Model: Bisley Target Serial No. 166447 Caliber/Bore: .450 Eley Barrel Length: 7 - 1/2” FFL Status: Antique Beautiful high polish full blue finish with fire blue screws, trigger, and cylinder pin. 7-1/2 inch barrel with Hartford address, chambered in .450 Eley. Hard rubber two piece, checkered, rampant Colt grips, Flat top frame with target front and rear sights. British proof marks on barrel and cylinder. Complete with English oak partition style fitted case including, cleaning rod, combination wrench, and correct key. CONDITION: Near mint overall with very little evidence of use or firing. Nearly 100% factory applied high polish blue.

Bore is excellent plus, bright & shiny. all screws are original and unmolested. The right side of the trigger guard bow has the Colt applied “star” and under the grips is work order number 596-B, both signifying this revolver was returned to the factory for repairs which could have included partial of complete refinishing, Case is very good with scattered dents and scratches. Interior structurally tight and sound. -MKS- 6,000 - 8,000 2312 - (A) HIGH CONDITION WESTERN SHIPPED ANTIQUE COLT .45 SINGLE ACTION REVOLVER WITH IVORY GRIPS. Manufacturer: Colt Model: Single Action Army Serial No. 143741 Caliber/Bore: .45 Colt Barrel Length: 7 - 1/2” FFL Status: Antique According to Colt Factory Archive letter this revolver was shipped in 1892 to the Colt Patent Firearms Office in San Francisco, California with five other guns in the shipment. Letter further documents the 7-1/2” barrel, .45 caliber, and full nickel finish. Unfortunately, someone wanting to improve upon perfection, has replaced all the screws with new modern nickel ones.

All other parts are original to the gun with matching serial numbers. The two piece ivory grips fit extremely well and could quite possibly also be original to the gun as the letter states grips “Not Listed”. CONDITION: 90+% original bright nickel overall. Lovely aged mellow ivory grips with no cracks or chips other than natural grain. Very attractive black powder Single Action with a very interesting factory letter. MS 5,000 - 7,000 2313 - (A) CASED, L.D. NIMSCHKE ENGRAVED, PRESENTATION SMITH AND WESSON NO 2 ARMY CARTRIDGE REVOLVER. Manufacturer: S&W Model: No. 2 Army Serial No. 13227 Caliber/Bore: .32 Rimfire Barrel Length: 6” FFL Status: Antique Captain Edward B.P. Kinsley fought in the Civil War with Massachusetts. He enlisted in Company B, Massachusetts 47th Infantry Regiment on September 19th, 1862.

Promoted to Full Captain on December 24th, 1862. 47th Massachusetts record as follows: Duty at Carrollton, U.S. Barracks, Lower Cotton Press, Metarre Race Course and at Camp Parapet, Defenses of New Orleans, until August, 1863. Skirmishes at Amite River April 17, and at LaFourche Crossing June 20-21. Moved to Boston, Massachusetts, August 3-18, and mustered out September 1, 1863. He subsequently enlisted in Company H, Massachusetts 59th Infantry Regiment on March 11th, 1864, with whom he mustered out on November 10th, 1864. Service record for the 59th: Mustered in by companies January through April, 1864, for three years, with a total enrollment of 56 officers and 906 enlisted men. It reached Washington on April 28, 1864, moved by way of Alexandria, Bealeton, Rappahannock and Brandy Stations to Germanna ford, where it was assigned to the 1st Brigade, 1st Division, 9th Corps. On May 6, it engaged in the battle of the Wilderness, where its losses counted 12 killed, 27 wounded and 5 missing. They next moved to Spottsylvania Court House, where it participated in the general action, meeting with a loss of 11 killed, 45 wounded and 3 missing. It was again in action with its division at the North Anna river, suffering a further loss of 38 in killed, wounded and missing. Moving to Cold Harbor, it joined in the general assault on June 3, again meeting with considerable loss. Throughout the autumn and winter, the regiment was in the trenches before Petersburg, occupying a position to the right of Fort Stedman. Since this pistol is engraved “Presented to B.P. Kinsley by Co. H 59th. Mass Vet Volunteers” we can assume this pistol was presented to him after January of 1864. The low serial number would indicate it was made during the war as this model was first introduced in 1861. The gun itself features nearly full coverage Nimschke engraving in scroll and punch dot pattern with inscription on left side of barrel. It is entirely silver plated and fitted with a set of ivory grips with the Eagle and Liberty grip panel. The silver is dulling and it appears that the cylinder has been cleaned. CONDITION: Traces of color on hammer. Grips excellent but loose. Fine bore and action. Included in the period display case is a very rare 1860 empty S&W ammo box with black and gold label that is in excellent condition with all aprons intact. It would appear that Kinsley was involved in some of the most traumatic battles of the Civil War and is amazing that he survived the war and into old age. DB 5,000 - 7,000 518

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2314 - (A) US ARTILLERY COLT SINGLE ACTION ARMY .45 REVOLVER. Manufacturer: Colt Model: SAA Serial No. 5641 Caliber/Bore: .45 LC Barrel Length: 5 - 1/2” FFL Status: Antique This Artillery Colt has letters from both Colt and Kopec. The Colt letter states that it was shipped directly to Manila in the Philippines to the Commanding Officer in charge on November 26, 1901 in a shipment of 100 guns. Kopec details each numbered part as follows: Frame number 5641 falls within lot 6, a principle lot from which the 7th Cavalry received their initial shipment of 7 - 1/2” Cavalry models shipped during July of 1874 and of course, was recalled in 1893 where barrel was shortened and assorted parts assembled before refinish and shipment to Manila in 1901. The trigger guard was made in 1875 and sub-inspected by Casey. The backstrap number is not readable but is Ainsworth inspected (1873-74). The cylinder number is not totally readable but the style dates it to 1873-74. The barrel is a mid 1880’s number inspected by David C Clark. He further states that the grips are correct style but no visible cartouche having been sanded at one time. CONDITION: The revolver shows no signs of any original refinish from arsenal and is now an overall peppery gray. It indexes and locks up perfectly. Bore is sharp and crisp.

This revolver was obviously no closet queen and obviously saw extensive service during the Banana Wars in the Pacific. DB 5,500 - 8,500

2315 - (A) CASED SMITH & WESSON MODEL 2 SINGLE ACTION REVOLVER WITH IVORY GRIPS. Manufacturer: S&W Model: Model 2 Serial No. 15270 Caliber/Bore: .32 Rimfire Barrel Length: 6” FFL Status: Antique Smith & Wesson’s first revolver larger than .22 caliber, the Model 2 was a favorite sidearm of many officers of the American Civil war. This very fine example has a standard 6” barrel and is chambered in .32 rimfire. Period engraved in a typical New York style. Fully silver plated with two piece ivory grips. Fitted in a very nice deluxe “french fitted” mahogany case with cartridge block, wood cleaning rod, brass oiler, and correct key. CONDITION: Excellent overall with 95%+ silver plating. Bore is very good with scattered pitting, action functions properly. Grips are excellent with nice mellow age. Case is excellent with a few scratches and dents, interior is original and excellent overall. MKS 3,000 - 5,000

2316 - (C) HIGH CONDITION TEXAS SHIPPED PRE-WAR COLT FRONTIER SIX SHOOTER SINGLE ACTION REVOLVER. Manufacturer: Colt Model: Frontier Six Shooter Serial No. 344914 Caliber/Bore: .44-40 WCF Barrel Length: 7 - 1/2” FFL Status: Curio & Relic According to the factory letter, number 344914 was shipped to famed Texas dealers Wolf & Klar on February 3, 1925 in a one gun shipment. It is listed as a .44 caliber with a 7 - 1/2” barrel and standard blue finish. Grips are not listed, and it now sports a beautiful pair of fleur-de-lis checkered walnut stocks with deep set silver Colt medallions. CONDITION: The barrel and cylinder show some usual minor handling marks but retains at least 98% original factory blue finish. The straps retain approximately the same amount which indicates very little use or wear. The frame retains at least 95% color mixing with some light patina. Grips are excellent. The action is as smooth as butter. The rifling is sharp. Simply a nice, high condition, Texas shipped .44 Colt. DB 3,500 - 4,500

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2317 - (A) RARE FACTORY OAK CASED NICKEL WEBLEY GREEN TARGET REVOLVER. Manufacturer: Webley Model: WG 1893 Serial No. 5555 Caliber/Bore: .476 Barrel Length: 7 - 1/2” FFL Status: Antique The frame is stamped “W G MODEL 1893”. The caliber is stamped .455/.476 on left side of frame. The gun features a 7 - 1/2” octagon barrel, six shot, double action with target sights, checkered walnut stocks, checkered trigger, and lanyard ring in full factory nickel finish.

CONDITION: The gun retains approximately 85% original clouded factory nickel with some handling marks, some light bubbling of finish on frame and some spots of finish loss on cylinder. All legends are sharp. Grips are excellent but have been hand checkered at base.

The rifling is sharp as is the action. Even more rare that the gun is the original oak casing that has the original Webley’s WG Target Model label with instructions under the lid along with a Calcutta dealer label of RBR Rodda and Co. The set comes with a turn screw, oil bottle and wood handle cleaning rod. This is the first manufacturer case with long barrel nickel gun we have encountered. An incredible and very rare cased set. DB 4,000 - 4,500

2318 - (A) ENGRAVED WITH GOLD PLATE AND IVORY GRIPS SMITH & WESSON NO. 1-1/2 REVOLVER. Manufacturer: S&W Model: Model 1 - 1/2 Serial No. 101916 Caliber/Bore: .32 Rimfire Barrel Length: 3 - 1/2” FFL Status: Antique This spectacular revolver features nearly full coverage engraving. L.D. Nimschke was not listed as a factory employee for Smith but it is well known he did contract work for them as well as contract work for large dealers. The patterns used have his signature look including the Roman Soldier in left side panel. The cylinder is gold wash and engraved in typical Nimschke style. The hammer and base pin are also gold plated but no engraved. The grips are finely grained ivory. CONDITION: The gun does not appear to have ever been used and remains in 99% all original untouched condition. The bore shows some light moisture corrosion. This is a very special revolver and would look at home in a custom display case. One of the finer condition engraved Smith’s of this era. DB 3,000 - 4,000

2319 - (A) FACTORY ENGRAVED MERWIN & HULBERT POCKET ARMY REVOLVER WITH MOTHER OF PEARL GRIPS. Manufacturer: Merwin & Hulbert Model: Pocket Army Serial No. 5264 Caliber/Bore: .44-40 Barrel Length: 3 - 1/4” FFL Status: Antique This is a factory engraved Pocket Army, 3rd Model, with solid frame, 3-1/4” barrel, birds head grip, skull crusher butt, single action with fixed hammer. The factory engraving is very typical of Merwin & Hulbert or Hopkins & Allen with nearly full coverage but no enamel. The left side panel scene is a reclining buck. CONDITION: Gun retains nearly all of a vintage reapplied plating and sharp factory legends. Action locks up like new. Fine strong frosted bore in the popular .44-40 Winchester caliber. DB 3,000 - 4,000 520

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2320 - (A) COLT 1877 LIGHTNING DOUBLE ACTION REVOLVER. Manufacturer: Colt Model: 1877 Lightning Serial No. 62865 Caliber/Bore: .38 Colt Barrel Length: 3 - 1/2” FFL Status: Antique Antique, 1888 vintage with 3 - 1/2” barrel and long knurled ejector rod. Two line Hartford address on barrel. Colt. D.A. 38 stamping on left side of barrel. Custom made one piece checkered walnut grips with well executed birds head profile. CONDITION: Completely refinished with blue barrel, trigger guard, and backstrap. Case color frame with fire blue screws. Most all reapplied finish remains with bright case colors.

Minor oxidation on cylinder and backstrap. Matching serial numbers on frame, trigger guard, and backstrap, replaced ejector rod. -MKS1,500 - 2,000 2321 - (A) SCARCE FACTORY NICKEL WEBLEY GREENE TARGET MODEL REVOLVER. Manufacturer: Webley Model: WG Target Serial No. 5949 Caliber/Bore: .455 Barrel Length: 7 - 1/2” FFL Status: Antique The top of barrel is London retailer marked Joseph Lang. The side of frame is marked with caliber .450/.455 along with Webley Patents and W&S bullet logo. Frame is stamped WG Model. It is a six shot double action with nickel finish, checkered trigger, checkered walnut stocks, lanyard, target sights and a 7 - 1/2” octagon barrel.

CONDITION: The cylinder has been cleaned bright to an almost nickel finish. The frame and barrel retain majority of nickel finish. The bore and action are fine. Rare gun with good eye appeal. DB 1,500 - 2,000 2322 - (A) ANTIQUE COLT SINGLE ACTION ARMY REVOLVER (1898).

Manufacturer: Colt Model: Single Action Army Serial No. 181182 Caliber/Bore: .44 WCF Barrel Length: 4 - 3/4” FFL Status: Antique Antique Colt Single Action Army revolver, roll die “Colt Frontier Six Shooter” barrel with two piece hard rubber grips. Matching numbers on frame, triggerbow, and backstrap. Factory letter verifies configuration and shipment to A.F. Shapleigh Hardware Company, St. Louis, Missouri in 1898. CONDITION: No original finish remaining, over cleaned with overall scattered pitting and a dark pitted bore. Still a handsome antique old cowboy gun that was shipped to the eastern most edge of the Wild West. MS 1,000 - 1,500

2323 - (A) SCARCE HIGH CONDITION FACTORY ENGRAVED HOPKINS & ALLEN REVOLVER. Manufacturer: Hopkins & Allen Model: XL No. 5 Serial No. 4787 Caliber/Bore: .38 Rimfire Barrel Length: 3” FFL Status: Antique Offered is a rare No. 5 spur trigger five shot revolver with full nickle finish and rosewood birds-head grips. It features nearly 3/4 coverage engraving. Usually, when a factory engraved H&A revolver is found, it is done in the punch dot and chicken feet style while this example features the rare scroll style on the frame and cylinder. The H&A style geometric patterns can be found on the barrel. CONDITION: Outstanding with just some minor areas of light flaking but still retaining at least 97% original finish. Sharp rifling and action. Grips are near mint. DB 1,000 - 1,300

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2324 - (A) CASED PAIR OF ANTIQUE COLT FRONTIER SIX SHOOTER SINGLE ACTION REVOLVERS. Manufacturer: (BOTH) Colt Model: (BOTH) Frontier Six Shooter Serial No. (A) 163884 (B) 91808 Caliber/Bore: (BOTH) .44-40 Barrel Length: (BOTH) 4 - 3/4” FFL Status: Antique Both of these guns features a 4 - 3/4” barrel and are in caliber .44-40. One is full nickel finish with matching factory letter stating it was shipped on February 5th, 1896 in a shipment of one gun to Simmons Hardware Co. of St. Louis as a nickel .44-40 with 4 - 3/4” barrel, the current pearl grips not listed. The other gun does not have a letter, is finished in standard blue and case color with custom wood grips, and etched panel barrel with the older black powder frame and made in 1883. CONDITION: Both guns have been professionally restored to as new condition and neither appears to have been fired since restoration was completed. All legends are still sharp on both guns, both have near mint bores and matching numbers. This is a stunning set of antique .44’s. that is housed in a custom walnut French fitted display case. 4,000 - 6,000

2325 - (C) UNFIRED MERWIN & HULBERT OPEN TOP .44 M&H REVOLVER. Manufacturer: Merwin & Hulbert Model: 1873 No. 1 Serial No. 1660 Caliber/Bore: .44 M&H Barrel Length: 7” FFL Status: Curio & Relic This is one of the best condition M&H open top revolvers extant. The cylinder shows no signs of having ever been fired. This spectacular gun has all of the early features to include red gutta percha square butt grips, scoop flutes, solid hammer, lanyard loop. No caliber mark which indicates as was made for the .44 M&H cartridge. The trigger and grip screws are fire blued, hammer is case color. Matching numbers 761 on frame, cylinder and barrel.

CONDITION: Grips are near mint. There is a light cylinder drag line and a small 1/2” area of nickel loss as well. Hammer case colors intact. Grip screws and trigger retain most of their original fire blue. There are also a couple of minor handling marks. Other than that, this gun retains at least 98% of its original high polish factory nickel finish. The rifling is sharp as new as is the action and suction. One of the finest Merwin and Hulbert open top .44’s in the hobby. DB 6,000 - 8,000 522

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2326 - (C) MAGNIFICENT EXHIBITION GRADE COLT OFFICERS MODEL .38 SPECIAL FACTORY ENGRAVED DOUBLE ACTION REVOLVER WITH PEARL GRIPS AND CASE. Manufacturer: Colt Model: Officer Serial No. 315000 Caliber/Bore: .38 Special Barrel Length: 7 - 1/2” FFL Status: Curio & Relic Blue finish, Mother of Pearl grips. Produced in 1909, this magnificent revolver is engraved in scroll and fine dot pattern on the barrel, frame, cylinder, trigger, hammer and butt, with special engraving of an American shield on top strap and a “CHW” monogram on the trigger guard. Hammer and trigger are also engraved as a deluxe feature. Standard markings are present on the barrel, with adjustable blade-and-notch sights, checkered nitre blue hammer and trigger, and finely checkered grip straps. Fitted with a pair of Mother of Pearl grips. Accompanied by a leather covered fitted case, with French cut purple velvet lining and a 50 round cartridge block. CONDITION: Excellent, with 99% of the bright original high polish blue finish, showing a small amount of wear on the sides of the barrel and scattered minor handling marks. Grips are excellent, with a tiny chip on the butt and beautiful color. Case is fair, with the handle absent. Tears and staining of the inner lining, and scuffs on the leather. Mechanically excellent. DB 7,000 - 10,000 2327 - (C) THE LAST COLT BISLEY SHERIFF’S MODEL SINGLE ACTION REVOLVER. Manufacturer: Colt Model: Bisley Sherrif Serial No. 322123 Caliber/Bore: .45 Colt Barrel Length: 3” FFL Status: Curio & Relic The following information comes from the “Book of Colt Firearms”

by R.L. Wilson, page 266 caption E, “Originally shipped as a .38-40 with 4 - 3/4” barrel. Returned to the factory in the mid-1920’s and rebuilt by the Colt’s Custom Gun Department.

Converted to a Sheriff’s Model frame with 3” barrel, .45 caliber.

Made for early arms collector J.C. Harvey; and illustrated on Page 156 of the Pioneer Colt Book: A History of the Colt Revolver, by Haven and Belden (1940). Factory rework numbers J 787 B marked on the muzzle end of the cylinder, and 787 B marked on the back flat of the loading gate, and on the left side of the backstrap and trigger guard strap (under left grip). Although not present on No. 322123, a star or ampersand on the trigger guard is another indication of factory refinish (gun was refinished at time of conversion by factory). This custom revolver was the last Bisley Sheriff’s Model manufactured, extremely rare. Serial No. 259336 and No. 322123 are the only authentic specimens known to the authors.” This book was written in 1971. We have seen a third documented Bisley Sheriff’s Model displayed at the 2018 Colt Collector’s Convention. This gun is illustrated in color on page 238, illustration D, of the same book. This revolver was found in Europe and imported back to America and has a “SIMPSON LTD” import stamp on bottom of frame. PROVENANCE: R.Q. Sutherland collection. CONDITION: Serial No. 2123 is scratched into right grip panel. Gun has matching numbers on frame, trigger guard and backstrap; 322 is illegible from the 1920’s factory refinish. Barrel has two line address on top and “BISLEY MODEL 45 COLT” on left side. Two line patent with pony in circle on left side of frame. The “VP” proof on left front trigger guard is weak. All other legends are sharp as new. CONDITION: The gutta percha Colt grips have softened to a dark chocolate brown and are near mint.

All screw heads are near perfect with most of the original blue finish. Case colors on frame remain at 85% with some light toning on top strap, loss of color on left recoil shield but majority of case colors are brilliant. Barrel has a mere hint of muzzle wear. Trigger guard has a hint of high edge wear. All blued surfaces remain at a solid 99%. Hammer retains 95% brilliant case colors. Cylinder has a light drag line and a hint of high edge wear, still a solid 98% or better. Functions like new with near mint to mint bore. Overall, stunning condition with all work performed at the Colt factory and one of the great rarities of Colt collecting. TDW 10,000 - 15,000

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2328 - (C) PRESENTATION & FACTORY ENGRAVED COLT SINGLE ACTION ARMY WITH CHECKERED PEARL GRIPS (1911).

Manufacturer: Colt Model: Single Action Army Serial No. 317850 Caliber/Bore: .45 Colt Barrel Length: 5 - 1/2” FFL Status: Curio & Relic This is one of three nearly identical and historically connected factory engraved Colt Single Action Army revolvers. The right side of the barrel has the factory presentation “Presented to Fred Fornoff by the citizens of Las Vegas NM April 1911”. The citizens of Las Vegas presented a total of three identical, or near identical guns in April of 1911 to show their gratitude for their part in capturing the kidnappers of two year old Waldo Rodgers, the son of local attorney A.T. Rogers. They presented these Colts to Apolonio A. Sena, a territorial mounted police officer and New Mexico ranger (this gun is accounted for and a copy of the sales ad for this gun is included), Detective Tim O’Leary of the Santa Fe Railroad Police, and Captain Fred Fornoff of the New Mexico Mounted Police. In addition to his fame as an outstanding New Mexico Police Captain, he is also noted as one of the main investigators looking into the murder of Pat Garrett, best remembered as the killer of Billy the Kid. Wayne Brazel was indicted for the crime on April 13, 1908. While the true facts of the case are argued to this day, it was Fornoff who was convinced that the real murderer was none other than “Killin” Jim Miller. His friendship with Garrett and his subsequent investigation into the murder will forever cement his connection to the killer of Billy the Kid. The gun was engraved by Cuno Helfricht or his shop in his typical style of scroll, punch dot background and special designs with class C coverage. The gun is entirely nickel plated and fitted with factory checkered pearl grips. The gun today retains nearly all of the expertly reapplied nickle finish but cylinder shows signs of some very light burn. This is a beautiful gun that looks to be in near new condition with a few minor chips to pearl on right panel. Fine bore and action. Beautiful Colt with well documented history (included) from a set of three guns well known within the hobby. DB 40,000 - 50,000 2329 - (A) STUNNING WILBUR GLAHN ENGRAVED .41

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CALIBER COLT SINGLE ACTION ARMY REVOLVER FULL NICKEL WITH RAISED STEER HEAD MOTHER OF PEARL GRIPS AND RUBY EYES. Manufacturer: Colt Model: SAA Serial No. 187737 Caliber/Bore: .41 Colt Barrel Length: 5 - 1/2” FFL Status: Antique This very unique and near mint black powder revolver, according to Colt archives was originally shipped in 1899 as full nickel, 4-3/4”, .41 caliber, with hard rubber grips. As evident of the Factory Rework Marking (ampersand) located on the rear bow of the trigger guard and the work order number 736 located inside the grips on the trigger bow and backstrap, this revolver was returned to the factory, and according to Colt authority R.L. Wilson was engraved with a 5-1/2” barrel installed. The engraving is clearly the work of Colt Master Engraver Wilbur Glahn. The engraving on Single Action Army 187737 is nearly identical to a known Glahn Engraved Colt Single Action Army picture on page 301 of R.L. Wilson’s 1974 “Colt Engraving” Book.

According to Wilson, only one other known revolver, originally shipped in 1905 was returned to Colt in 1923 and engraved by Glahn.

CONDITION: Gun is nearly mint condition with virtually no wear to the factory reapplied nickel finish. Engraving is very sharp. Action is crisp as new. A most interesting rare and desirable revolver engraved by a Colt Factory Master Engraver. -MKS- 15,000 - 20,000

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2330 - (M) CASED PAIR OF CLASS D ENGRAVED COLT SINGLE ACTION ARMY REVOLVERS. Manufacturer: (BOTH) Colt Model: (BOTH) Single Action Army Serial No. (A) S3124A (B) 442 CCT Caliber/Bore: (BOTH) .45 Barrel Length: (A) 4 - 3/4” (B) 5 - 1/2” FFL Status: Modern

2331 - (C) ENGRAVED ABERCROMBIE AND FITCH LEATHER CASED COLT OFFICERS MODEL .38 SPECIAL TARGET REVOLVER. Manufacturer: Colt Model: Officer Serial No. 235932 Caliber/Bore: .38 Special Barrel Length: 6” FFL Status: Curio & Relic

This lot includes Single Action Army S34124A with 4-3/4” barrel, .45 caliber with carved ivory grips that feature cattle on left side and buffalo on right, both carvings are very dramatic and well detailed, and an unusual feature of this gun is that there are no visible frame screws; and Single Action Army 442CCT with 5-1/2” barrel, .45 caliber, and shallow and black filled ivory grips that feature eagle on left side and patriotic eagle and shield on right side. Both guns feature almost full coverage Class D engraving with gold line borders, and exhibit full blue finish and the engraving is master quality but the designs on each are totally different. CONDITION: Both guns appear unfired and are in near new condition. These guns are housed in a custom deluxe French fitted wood display box with three Colt stamped ivory handled tools. A handsome set. DB 8,000 - 12,000

This revolver was made in 1904, the first year the Officers Model was offered. It appears to have class C factory engraving, master class scroll and punch dot style. The grips are deluxe diamond checkered walnut. Finish is high polish blue with fire blue screws, checkered trigger and back of hammer. Target sights front and rear. Back strap is factory checkered.

CONDITION: There is some light blue wear on high edges of cylinder and very end of muzzle but still a solid 98% plus. The leather case has the Abercombie & Fitch trade label (leather handle broken but included), cleaning rod, ammo and oil bottle. An incredible set and arguably the finest Officers Model extant. DB 6,000 - 8,000

2332 - (C) SMITH & WESSON REGISTERED MAGNUM DOUBLE ACTION REVOLVER. Manufacturer: Smith & Wesson Model: Magnum Serial No. 57445 Caliber/Bore: .357 Mag Barrel Length: 7” FFL Status: Curio & Relic Rare 7 inch barrel chambered in .357 Magnum caliber. Registration number 4905 marked on inside of frame. Full blue finish with casehardened hammer and trigger. Two piece walnut checkered “diamond” grips, not numbered to gun. All correct markings.

Knurling on top of frame, barrel rib, and hammer. Adjustable rear sight. King front sight with ivory dot. CONDITION: Excellent overall with most original high polished blue finish. Moderate wear on front of cylinder with drag line. Moderate wear on barrel muzzle.

Excellent bore. Action is smooth and crisp. Overall a very desirable Smith and Wesson with condition. -MKS- 5,000 - 7,000 526

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2333 - (C) RARE INSCRIBED WEBLEY FOSBERY AUTOMATIC REVOLVER WITH HOLSTER & BELT. Manufacturer: Webley & Scott Model: Webley Fosbery Automatic Serial No. 226 Caliber/Bore: .455 Barrel Length: 6” FFL Status: Curio & Relic The Webley-Fosbery automatic revolver was made from 1901 until 1924, with the earlier examples only being offered in .455. Recoil operated. The entire top of the gun moves to the rear of the frame and advances the cylinder while cocking the hammer. Designed for military use, especially by Cavalry units, the design was never officially adopted by the British Government. A total of 4,750 of these guns were produced. Marked on the top of the barrel rib “W.W. GREENER. 68.HAYMARKET.LONDON.” This particular example is inscribed on the back strap “H.W.C. Wicks”. Accompanying this gun is copious correspondence and historical military background on Lt. Col. Henry Williams Cairns Wicks, OBE, DSO. He was born in 1881 and joined the Seaforth Highlanders in 1900. Quickly rising through the ranks he served throughout World War I, having been involved in actions in North West India known as the Engagement at Matta of 1908. He was twice wounded in action. It is quite possible that this gun accompanied him throughout his military career, perhaps even when he was recalled to service in 1941 to return to his old regiment for WWII. This gun has a standard brown leather British military style leather holster and “Sam Brown” belt with it. CONDITION: Gun retains a pleasing patina with approximately 30% original blue remaining. All markings are clear. Grips have some light dings and handling marks. Bore is very good with strong rifling. Good mechanical function. Leather holster and belt have strong stitching and light handling marks. GR 10,000 - 12,000

2334 - (C) VERY RARE CASED AND FACTORY ENGRAVED COLT POLICE POSITIVE DA REVOLVER Manufacturer: Colt Model: Police Positive Special Serial No. 403755 Caliber/Bore: .38 special Barrel Length: 4” FFL Status: Curio & Relic All blue finish with 4” barrel. Integral half moon front sight and two line address with model and caliber marking on the left side. Mounted with beautiful Colt silver medallion two piece smooth pearl grips inscribed on the left side “EAF”. Revolver is beautifully engraved, probably by Wilbur Glahn Engraving, consists of about 60% coverage fine foliate arabesque patterns with pearled background and fine border line engraving around rear sides of the frame. Sides of the top strap are engraved in leaf and vine patterns. Foliate arabesque patterns extend over both sides of the barrel, onto the top strap, rear edge of the frame, backstrap and trigger guard with Mr. Glahn’s distinctive “V” on the butt. Cylinder is engraved to match with fine line borders around the flutes. Accompanied by its original blue velvet lined, black Moroccan leather covered casing which is form fitted in the bottom for the revolver. Top of the case is inlaid with a 3-3/4” x 2-1/2” silver plated brass plaque engraved “TO / IMPERIAL POTENTATE / ESTEN A. FLETCHER / FROM / THE NOBILITY OF / SPHINX TEMPLE / AAONMS / HARTFORD, CONN. JUNE 10, 1931 / MERTON W. BASSETT / POTENTATE”. Esten Fletcher (1864-1941) was elected Imperial Potentate of the Ancient Arabic Order, Nobles of the Mystic Shrine June 1930 for a one year term into June 1931, which coincides with the date on the presentation plaque. Mr. Fletcher was active in local politics and charities and was even considered as a candidate for national politics, which he apparently declined. He was very active in the Masonic order, rising to the 33rd degree to which very few attain or even pursue. In order to become a 33rd degree Mason one must have impeccable character and a history of service, not only to the Masonic order but to the local community. Also accompanied by a Colt factory letter identifying this revolver in caliber .38 with 4” barrel, blue finish, type of stock is not listed, factory engraved and shipped to Sphinx Temple, Hartford, Connecticut on June 19th, 1931 in a one gun shipment, under factory order 3275, delivered by “Mr. Penfield”. PROVENANCE: Esten A. Fletcher. CONDITION: Extremely fine plus, probably unfired. Overall retains virtually 100% of its crisp original factory blue with no visible flaws. Grips are equally new. Case shows nicks and scratches on the outside and retains strong original black finish. Interior is lightly faded inside the lid and moderately faded with light soil in the bottom. TDW 10,000 - 15,000

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2335 - (C) SUPERLATIVE HIGH CONDITION FACTORY ENGRAVED COLT SINGLE ACTION ARMY WITH CARVED STEERHEAD IVORY GRIPS. Manufacturer: Colt Model: SAA Serial No. 350742 Caliber/Bore: .45 Colt Barrel Length: 5 - 1/2” FFL Status: Curio & Relic 1927 vintage Colt revolver engraved by factory Master Engraver Wilbur A. Glahn. Execution of the engraving is masterful and flawless with deeply cut scroll and Glahn trademark floral motifs. A near identical example is shown on page 580, Volume II, of R.L. Wilson’s “The Colt Engraving Book”.

The factory carved two piece ivory grips are unusually detailed with a tastefully executed steer head motif with a beautiful mellow patina and Colt medallions. Blue with case color frame and hammer, 5-1/2” barrel chambered in .45 Colt. Accompanied by a Colt factory archival letter confirming finish, configuration, engraving, steer head ivory grips, charged to Loan Account, shipped to Murta Appleton and Company, Philadelphia, Pennsylvania March 24th, 1927 in a shipment of two guns. CONDITION: One has to examine with a critical eye to find the slightest flaw on this remarkable revolver, and in most practical terms would be considered mint by the most discerning collector. Overall a minimum of 98% original blue is present on barrel, ejector rod housing, cylinder trigger guard, and backstrap. Under strong light and magnification only the slightest wear is visible at the muzzle and a very minimum drag line on the cylinder. The frame and hammer retain nearly all the original bright case color. Bore and cylinder chambers are nearly new. This is an exceptional and rare factory engraved Colt that would be most difficult to improve on. -MKS40,000 - 50,000

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2336 - (C) EXQUISITE DOCUMENTED FACTORY ENGRAVED COLT SINGLE ACTION ARMY REVOLVER (1916).

Manufacturer: Colt Model: SAA Serial No. 333587 Caliber/Bore: .45 Long Colt Barrel Length: 4 - 3/4” FFL Status: Curio & Relic Nickel finish, full front sight, and two line address with caliber marking on left side. Left side of frame has two line three patent dates and rampant Colt. Mounted with fine two piece pearl grips with a large relief carved Mexican eagle on left side. The heel of left grip is chipped with a solid gold well fit apparently contemporary restoration. Serial number was observed in three places on bottom of revolver with last four digits on rear face of cylinder. Revolver is classically engraved by Cuno Helfricht with about 40% coverage foliate arabesque patterns with punch dot background. A nearly identically engraved single action is pictured on page 300 of “Colt Engraving”, Wilson. Top of back strap, left recoil shield and loading gate are engraved with light sunbursts. Left side of barrel boss on frame and ejector rod housing boss are engraved with hunter stars. Top strap is engraved with snake and dot patterns and the top gullet of ejector rod housing is engraved in a snake pattern. Cylinder is engraved with light arabesque patterns on the lands between the flutes and has a light snake pattern around rear edge. Accompanied by a Colt factory letter identifying this revolver as found in .45 Colt with 4-3/4” barrel, nickel finish, pearl stocks and factory engraved, shipped to Stauffer, Eshleman & Co. of New Orleans, Louisiana, c/o: A.J. Anderson Co. of Fort Worth, Texas on August 17th, 1916 in a two gun shipment.

Also accompanied by a copy of a hand written note from the previous owner who purchased it from the family of the person who had purchased it new. He states that the revolver was initially purchased by a Mr. Atkinson who worked for the railroad in Waco, Texas and bequeathed it to his daughter of Gatesville, Texas. Her husband’s name was Thomas R. McClellan who was a U.S. Navy Rear Admiral with a long Texas history dating back to Coryell County, Texas to at least 1864. A bit of genealogy from this family shows that John Bingham Atkinston obtained his law degree from the University of Texas in 1911. He was later Attorney for McLellan County from 1912 to at least 1916 when this gun was made.

Is it possible that this was a wedding gift to County Attorney who would no doubt be prosecuting some dangerous types? A few years later, he became an inspector for the IGNR Railroad in Waco, Texas. Atkinson, who was outlived by his father-in-law John Scott Paul, also worked for the Texas & Pacific Railroad at the time this gun was made. The McClellan family were well known in the era of this pistol. James Rufus McClellan, known as “Rufe” was District Attorney and Judge responsible for prosecutions including one of the 1914 murder trial of Texas hitman and psychopath Felix Jones. The jury was initially deadlocked and he was released and on the street in 1916 when this gun was purchased. Jones was not nailed on another murder case until 1918. Once newspaper account concerning Felix Jones states “would have killed his mother for a dime”. In 1920, McClellan became a District Judge with a tough reputation of upholding the law. At one point he ordered the destruction of $200 worth of booze during Prohibition that would hardly endear him to the local populace. As a judge, he presided over murder trials including the 1922 trial of a drill master at a local reform school with essentially running a kid to death. This District Attorney and Judge needed protection.

PROVENANCE: Atkinson/McClellan Family of Waco and Gatesville, Texas. CONDITION: Very fine to extremely fine, all matching except two piece grips which are numbered internally (No. 354) and appear to be Colt, though probably were added by the owner in Texas as grips lack the medallion seen on factory guns of this date. Grips do fit quite well and the gold restoration to one toe is extremely well executed and unique.

Overall retains about 95-96% strong original nickel finish with light holster wear on left side of barrel and left edge of muzzle with some light wear on front sight, otherwise shows little evidence of having been fired. It will not hold at half-cock and safety notch missing. Bright shiny well defined bore. DB 27,500 - 35,000

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2337 - (M) ASPREY LONDON CASED GOLD DAMASCENE PAIR OF S&W MODEL 19-5 REVOLVERS. Manufacturer: (BOTH) S&W Model: (BOTH) 19-5 Serial No. (A) AYL3771; (B) AYS0001 Caliber/Bore: (BOTH) .357 Magnum Barrel Length: (BOTH) 4” FFL Status: Modern

This pair of Smiths is attributed to Prince Jeffery, having been sent to Asprey of London where they were profusely decorated in gold inlay with nearly full coverage and “Asprey-London” in gold on left side of frame. Additional decoration includes gold trigger and hammer along with custom buttcap with deeply carved floral motif with fire blue engraved screws and ivory grips. The guns are finished in blue and are standard Model 19-5 .357 Magnums with 4” barrels. Both guns are decorated in the exact same motif. CONDITION: Neither appear to have been fired and are near new with some minor handling marks, slight flecking of lacquer finish upon one revolver has become apparent. This lacquer imperfection is quite visible in pictures but has no effect on actual blue finish. They are London leather cased with two Asprey marked gold plated oil bottles and three ivory handled tools, lined in red felt. Arguably, one of the finest and most unique pair of highly decorated Smith & Wesson modern revolvers extant and truly a one of a kind set. TDW 10,000 - 15,000

2338 - (C) DOCUMENTED WELLS FARGO COLT SINGLE ACTION ARMY REVOLVER (1909).

Manufacturer: Colt Model: Single Action Army Serial No. 307781 Caliber/Bore: .45 Long Colt Barrel Length: 5 - 1/2” FFL Status: Curio & Relic Factory letter states this revolver was shipped on February 4th, 1909 in a shipment of 12 guns as a 5-1/2” blue .45 Colt factory engraved “W.F. & Co” and shipped to Wells Fargo & Company, New York, New York, care of W.M. Ashton. With the plethora of questionable Wells Fargo guns on the market it is always a pleasant surprise when one letters correctly. This gun is 100% all original parts with matching serial number on frame, trigger guard and backstrap. Butt is stamped “W.F. & Co”.

CONDITION: All legends are sharp. Metal is a wonderful, homogeneous blend of grey and blue patina. The proper era black gutta percha grips fit perfectly but are not numbered. Has a smooth look with some flashes of blue coming through the barrel and cylinder flutes. All four Colt clicks. Strong, clean, well defined bore. DB 6,000 - 8,000

2339 - (C) CASED AND MASTER ENGRAVED COLT SINGLE ACTION ARMY .44 (1929).

Manufacturer: Colt Model: Single Action Army Serial No. 353224 Caliber/Bore: .44 Special and .44-40 Barrel Length: 7 - 1/2” FFL Status: Curio & Relic

This Colt was originally built in 1929. Standard features include a 7 - 1/2 barrel, .44 caliber with two cylinders, blue and case color with carved steer head gold medallion ivory grips. Barrel is stamped Colt Single Action Army .44 Special and extra cylinder for the .44-40. Gun exhibits Class C scroll engraving with gold bands on barrel end and double bands on both cylinders. The engraver does not appear to have signed his work but definitely Master Class workmanship. CONDITION: The bright case colors still have their lacquer and the finish remains at nearly 100% since finished in high polish blue. The ivory carved grips are incredible. Gun is like new and comes in A&F ribbon case with blue lining. Set includes a box of Winchester 44-40 ammunition. An incredible piece. DB 5,000 - 7,000 530

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2340 - (A) BEN LANE CUSTOM ENGRAVED ANTIQUE COLT SINGLE ACTION ARMY .44-40 REVOLVER (1882).

Manufacturer: Colt Model: Frontier Six Shooter Serial No. 78185 Caliber/Bore: .44-40 Barrel Length: 7 - 1/2” FFL Status: Antique Ben Lane of Colorado is a master Colt engraver that has done many noted firearms and the quality of his work is world renowned. On this custom Colt, he started with a frame made in 1882 in which he fitted a new etched panel barrel in which he engraved at base “Restored and engraved by Ben G. Lane for his friend Harold Sturgeon 1-30-01.”

His work is of the late nineteenth century scroll with punch dot background. It exhibits C coverage with a phenomenal etched panel and bore. The entire gun was nickel plated and fitted with a nice pair of real stag grips. CONDITION: The gun retains virtually all of its custom nickel but cylinder shows it has been fired since work performed. A beautiful engraved antique Colt in near new condition. DB 4,000 - 6,000

2341 - (C) CASED ENGRAVED COLT SINGLE ACTION ARMY REVOLVER. Manufacturer: Colt Model: SAA Serial No. 227228 Caliber/Bore: .41 Colt Barrel Length: 4 - 3/4” FFL Status: Curio & Relic 1902 vintage revolver with 4 - 3/4” barrel chambered in .41 Colt caliber. Two line Hartford barrel address.

Replacement imitation ivory two piece grips with gold Colt medallions. Custom engraving with full nickel plating. Name of engraver and date of work unknown.

Comes with a modern walnut fitted case. CONDITION: Completely refinished with nearly all bright nickel plating remaining. Shootable bore with scattered pitting. Action is crisp with some slipping of cylinder lock. -MKS- 4,000 - 6,000

2342 - (C) SILVER PLATED AND ENGRAVED COLT SINGLE ACTION ARMY (1907).

Manufacturer: Colt Model: Single Action Army Serial No. 290784 Caliber/Bore: .41 Colt Barrel Length: 4 - 3/4” FFL Status: Curio & Relic Near full coverage non-factory contemporary engraved. engraver unknown. Full silver plating with exception of nickel plated screws and hammer. Two-line Hartford address on barrel. Non-factory (Ajax) two piece imitation ivory grips with Colt medallions CONDITION: Excellent overall with tasteful, well executed and sharp engraving. Most all non-factory silver plating remains. Action is smooth and crisp, cylinder locks well. Bright shiny shootable bore. MKS 5,000 - 6,000

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2343 - (C) UNFIRED MERWIN & HULBERT THIRD MODEL .44 M&H DOUBLE ACTION REVOLVER Manufacturer: Merwin And Hulbert Model: 1873 3rd model Serial No. 9830 Caliber/Bore: .44 M&H Barrel Length: 7” FFL Status: Curio & Relic This is one of the best condition M&H closed top revolvers extant. The cylinder shows no signs of having ever been fired. This spectacular gun has all of the Third Model features to include black gutta percha square butt grips, full flutes, solid hammer, lanyard loop. Caliber marked for the .44 M&H cartridge. Six shot double action. Matching numbers 9830 on frame, cylinder, grips and barrel. CONDITION: Near new grips. Hammer and trigger guard with bright colors intact. There is a light cylinder drag line. There are also a couple of minor handling marks. Other than that, this gun retains at least 99% of its original high polish factory nickel finish. The rifling is sharp as new as is the action and suction. One of the finest Merwin and Hulbert Third Model .44’s in the hobby and extremely rare as stamped with .44 M&H on frame as most of these guns from that time frame were chambered in the .44-40 Winchester round. Simply the best. DB 4,000 - 6,000

2344 - (M) CASED & ENGRAVED TGCA COLT SINGLE ACTION ARMY PROTOTYPE. Manufacturer: Colt Model: SAA Serial No. SA16154 Caliber/Bore: .45 Colt Barrel Length: 7 - 1/2” FFL Status: Modern The gun is a standard Colt Single Action Army with blue and case color finish and two piece ivory grips that are carved with longhorn and star on right panel. It has Class B engraving in scroll pattern with gold border lines on cylinder and barrel. There is a five point gold star on top of backstrap stamped “Texas”. The backstrap is engraved “Texas Gun Collectors Assoc. Model Gun” The butt is engraved “1 of 1”. The gun was made in 1979. CONDITION: It does not appear to have ever been fired. As new in oak display case with longhorn and star on lid.

DB 3,500 - 4,500

2345 - (C )HIGH CONDITION COLT MODEL 1909 US NAVY NEW SERVICE REVOLVER. Manufacturer: Colt Model: 1909 Navy Serial No. 52592 Caliber/Bore: .45 Colt Barrel Length: 5 - 1/2” FFL Status: Curio & Relic In 1909, the United States ordered the large New Service revolver for the United States Army, Navy and Marine Cop. All were chambered for the .45 Colt round and featured blue finish, six shot, double action with 5 - 1/2” barrels, walnut grips, and lanyard ring.

The Army and Navy versions has the square butt while the Marine Corp used the round butt. This gun is marked USN with anchor on butt and were finished with the high polish commercial Colt blue. The walnut grips are smooth and bear no inspector markings. This gun is number 592 of 1000 total guns shipped to the Navy in 1911. These would have been placed on ships, a few per vessel. CONDITION: Fine, all original condition. It has the usual dings and storage marks but still retains at least 95% of the original high polish Colt finish. The bore is sharp and the action is crisp. The grips have a few hits but are excellent and fit perfect. A really clean, high grade and rare Naval issue Colt made for one year only. DB 3,000 - 4,000 532

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2346 - (C) BOXED NEAR NEW COLT BANKERS SPECIAL DOUBLE ACTION REVOLVER (1934) Manufacturer: Colt Model: Banker Serial No. 365545 Caliber/Bore: .38 Special Barrel Length: 2” FFL Status: Curio & Relic According to the factory, this Bankers Special was shipped to Beck & Gregg Co. in Atlanta on 6-25-1934 as a standard .38 caliber blue finish with a 2” barrel. It is a square butt and now sports the most incredible pair of silver medallion pearl grips this cataloger has ever seen. They are not mentioned in the factory letter but are definitely Colt pearls and were probably sold and installed by the Atlanta dealer. Much like when you buy a new pair of boots, you leave with a half dozen leather care products, so it was with Colt and Smith dealers. Adding fancy grips, sights, cases, cleaning kits, etc. helped the bottom line. There is little doubt that these grips have been on this gun since sold. CONDITION: Phenomenal. You cannot see any drag line nor does this gun show any sign of having ever been fired. There has to be a storage or handling mark somewhere on any eighty year old gun but you will be hard pressed to find one. Even the box is in excellent condition. There is no number on bottom of box but is correct for period as is the end label. Included in the box is the original numbered test target, shooting instructions and cleaning brush. If you have been looking for a premier Bankers Model, this is it. DB 3,000 - 4,000 2347 - (C) COLT SINGLE ACTION ARMY REVOLVER - LONG FLUTE (1915).

Manufacturer: Colt Model: Single Action Army Serial No. 331133 Caliber/Bore: .45 Long Colt Barrel Length: 4 - 3/4” FFL Status: Curio & Relic Rare Colt Single Action Army revolver with long flute cylinder. Beginning in 1913 Colt decided to incorporate left over Model 1878 cylinders into the production of their Single Action revolvers. Those cylinders have a longer flute than standard Single Action Army cylinders, hence the term “Long Flute”. The serial number range for Long Flute revolvers is 330,000 - 331,480, subject revolver being serial number 331,133 falls within that range. Features two piece hard rubber grips. CONDITION: Refinished barrel, ejector housing, and cylinder. Traces of case color on frame. Clean bore with sharp rifling. MKS 3,000 - 4,000 2348 - (C) FINE BRITISH ENFIELD MK VI 1925 WEBLEY REVOLVER. Manufacturer: Enfield Model: MK VI Serial No. A2252 Caliber/Bore: .455 Webley Barrel Length: 6” FFL Status: Curio & Relic Webley Mk. VI .455 revolver made by Enfield in 1925 and so marked.

All matching numbers. “M” marked on the bottom of the grips. Cylinder is uncut. CONDITION: Retains 95% arsenal applied matte style finish.

All markings are clear. Hard rubber grips are very good with some light handling marks. Bore is fine with strong rifling. Fine mechanical function. GR 1,000 - 1,500 2349 - (C) SMITH & WESSON K-22 MASTERPIECE TARGET DOUBLE ACTION REVOLVER (1962).

Manufacturer: Smith & Wesson Model: K-22 Masterpiece Target Serial No. K50389 Caliber/Bore: .22 LR Barrel Length: 6” FFL Status: Curio & Relic Built on the K five screw target frame, pinned and recessed, with blued finish, case colored hammer and trigger, target adjustable rear sight, six shot, fluted cylinder. Matching numbers on right grip, cylinder, frame, and barrel. Diamond checkered stocks with silver medallion. CONDITION: Cylinder has a light drag line. Cylinder face is still blue showing only light use. Touch of wear at muzzle, otherwise 99% overall. Stocks are near mint. Comes in a proper style gold box not numbered to gun. DB 1,000 - 1,500

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2350 - (C) VERY FINE COMPLETE ORIGINAL BSA NO.4 MK I (T) BRITISH ENFIELD SNIPER RIFLE IN WOOD TRANSIT CASE. Manufacturer: BSA Model: No.4 Mk.I (T) Serial No. M39548 Caliber/Bore: .303 British Barrel Length: 26” FFL Status: Curio & Relic

Standard No.4 Mk.I (T) sniper rifle configuration. Cheek rest on top of stock comb. M47C marked on the left side of the butt socket for BSA manufacture. Dated 1944. S51 properly stamped into bottom of stock. All matching numbers including the scope mount and magazine. The scope number matches the number stamped just behind the receiver. No. 32 Mk. III scope is dated 1946, made by AK&S. The original label on the wood transit case is matching to the gun as is the canvas scope case. CONDITION: Very fine with 95% original finish overall and light handling marks. Wood is very fine with minor handling marks. Bore is fine with sharp rifling. Fine mechanical function. Optics are clear with some crazing to the interior film coating on the ocular lens. Case is solid with most of the original paint. Leather carry straps are fine, possibly replaced. Some cracks in the lid. GR 3,500 - 5,000

2351 - (C) INCREDIBLE NEW ENGLAND WESTINGHOUSE MOSIN NAGANT 1891 BOLT ACTION RIFLE DATED 1915.

Manufacturer: NEW ENGLAND WESTINGHOUSE Model: 1891 Serial No. 1319309 Caliber/Bore: 7.62X54R Barrel Length: 32” FFL Status: Curio & Relic

Standard model 1891 Mosin Nagant with hexagonal receiver. Dated 1915. Made by New England Westinghouse under contract for Russia. Has both US and Russian inspectors markings. All matching numbers. This rifle is featured on page 57 of Luke Mercaldo’s fine book “ALLIED RIFLE CONTRACTS IN AMERICA”. PROVENANCE: Luke Mercaldo Collection. CONDITION: It would be extremely difficult to upgrade the condition of this gun. Retains 98% original finish overall. All markings are sharp and clear. Wood is excellent with very minor handling marks. Excellent bore with sharp rifling. Fine mechanical function. This rifle is accompanied by a Copy of Luke Mercaldo’s book and is hand signed by the author. GR 3,500 - 5,500

2352 - (C) SCARCE BCD 43 CODE WORLD WAR II GERMAN 98K MAUSER RIFLE BY GUSTLOFF WERKE. Manufacturer: Gustloff Werke Model: 98K Serial No. 95 Caliber/Bore: 8mm Mauser Barrel Length: 23 - 1/2” FFL Status: Curio & Relic

Standard configuration with the exception of a period but slightly later production replacement stock made without a bolt take down disc, and simply a hole through the bottom of the stock and buttplate. “bcd / 43” marked on the receiver ring. “byf” code trigger guard. Matching numbers on metal parts. There is no prefix or suffix on the serial number. Brown leather sling. CONDITION: Retains 70% finish with some light surface rust and discoloration. All markings are clear. The wood has some dings and handling marks, no inspectors markings externally. Bore is very good with strong rifling. Fine mechanical function. GR 1,000 - 1,500

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2353 - (C) SCARCE AR 43 CODE 98K WORLD WAR II NAZI GERMAN MAUSER BORGISWALDE RIFLE. Manufacturer: Mauser-Werke AG Model: 98K Serial No. 1206i Caliber/Bore: 8mm Mauser Barrel Length: 23 - 1/2” FFL Status: Curio & Relic

This is one of the harder to find manufacturers codes, made by Mauser-Borgiswalde in 1943. Clearly marked “ar / 43” on the receiver. Matching numbers, including the inside channel of the laminated stock.

CONDITION: Retains 70% finish overall with some areas of light surface rust. Markings are clear. Wood appears to have been lightly cleaned with some dings and handling marks. The hand guard was split at one time and glued back together. Bore is very good with strong rifling. Fine mechanical function. GR 1,000 - 1,500

2354 - (C) LOT OF TWO BRITISH ENFIELD BOLT ACTION RIFLES: SMLE .22 AND EAL TYPE C SPORTER. Manufacturer: (A) Enfield (B) E.A.L. Model: (A) .22 Patt. 14 (B) Type C Serial No. (A) J1843 (B) 5811 Caliber/Bore: (A) .22LR (B) .303 British Barrel Length: (A) 25” (B) 21” FFL Status: Curio & Relic

Lot consists of (A) An Enfield ShtLE III .22 PATTN ‘14 No 2. Dated 1909. This gun was originally made as a standard .303 that was converted by A.G. Parker & Co. Ltd. of Birmingham. Proper hollow magazine.

Canvas sling. Original volley sights. CONDITION: Retains 90% finish overall. All markings are clear. Wood has some dings and handling marks, as well as a few arsenal repairs. Bore is fine with sharp rifling. Gun (B) is an Enfield rifle that was converted into a sporter by Essential Agencies Ltd. of Canada in the years following World War II. This gun is known as a “Type C” which features a sporter butt, non-military forend, and express flip sight. Production of the Type C is estimated at 1,700 guns. Made utilizing a mix of surplus Enfield parts and newer production sporter parts. Equipped with a canvas military sling. 3 shot magazine.

CONDITION: Retains 90% high luster commercial blue overall. Drilled and tapped on the left side of the receiver for a scope mount. All markings are clear. Wood has dings and handling marks, crack in left side at nose. Bore is fine with strong rifling. Fine mechanical function. GR 600 - 1,000

2355 - (C) ROCK-OLA M-1 CARBINE. Manufacturer: Rock-Ola Model: M1 Carbine Serial No. 4591324 Caliber/Bore: .30 Carbine Barrel Length: 18” FFL Status: Curio & Relic

Made between November 1943 and March 1944 by Rock-Ola Music Company. Barrel marked “Rock-Ola” and stamped with “RP”. Sights marked with “RP” and correct rear flip sight marked “RR”. Action has correct marked Rock-Ola trigger group and internals. Correct push button safety. Slide well marked “Rock-Ola” along with correct blued flat bolt. High wood stock with oval-cut with good and correct RMC markings. Two rivet handguard marked “RMC”. Comes with unmarked oiler and green woven unmarked sling and late style 15 round dented bottom clip marked “IS” for International Silver Company. CONDITION: Gun retains 90% original parkerized finish. Wood has dark finish with sharp cartouches and handling marks. Good mechanics and bore with barrel ME of 2. Great all original carbine. DLM2019 1,500 - 2,000

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2356 - (C) IBM CORP M-1 CARBINE WITH “AO” MARKED RECIEVER. Manufacturer: IBM Corp Model: M1 Carbine Serial No. 3863956 Caliber/Bore: .30 Carbine Barrel Length: 18” FFL Status: Curio & Relic Manufactured by I.B.M. Corporation between August 1943 and May 1944. Gun has barrel marked “I.B.M. Corp.” with no date. Receiver has “AO” for “Auto-Ordnance” and was sub-contracted for I.B.M. with less than 50,000 made. Correct marked internals concurrent with I.B.M. production. Front sight is unmarked with correct rear flip sight marked “F-OB”. Correct marked “ K-VB” wide sling swivel. “AOB” marked correct flat bolt. Correct oval cut high wood stock with “LW-B” in sling well and crossed cannons on the right. Correct two rivet top wood marked “ J-L”. Correct push button safety and clip release. Comes with 15 round “IU” marked dented bottom clip, unmarked oiler and green woven sling that is probably a reproduction. CONDITION: Metal retains 80% original military finish with a shootable bore with an ME of 2. Wood has dark finish with visible cartouches. Good mechanics.

DLM2019 1,500 - 2,000

2357 - (C) SCARCE ALL MATCHING WORLD WAR II NAZI GERMAN WALTHER G41 (W) SEMI-AUTO RIFLE. Manufacturer: Walther Model: G41 Serial No. 6506 Caliber/Bore: 8mm Mauser Barrel Length: 22 - 1/2” FFL Status: Curio & Relic Standard production Walther G.41 (W) configuration. All markings are clear. All visible numbers are matching. Stock cartouches are good on the left side of stock. Bakelite hand guard is numbered on the left side at the rear. Eagle/359 inspected. Brown leather sling. CONDITION: Metal retains 80% blue overall. All markings are clear. Stock has been lightly refinished, no visible serial number on stock. Bore is fine with sharp rifling. Fine mechanical function. GR 3,500 - 5,500

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2358 - (M) SANTA FE DIVISON OF GOLDEN STATE ARMS CO. HK G3 SEMI-AUTOMATIC RIFLE. Manufacturer: HK Model: G3 Serial No. 2171 Caliber/Bore: 7.62x51mm NATO Barrel Length: 19” FFL Status: Modern This is one of the very rare rifles imported in July of 1962 for the Santa Fe division of Golden State Arms. Marked on left side of magazine well “G3 HK 2171 // 7/62”. Left side of trigger pack with “MADE IN GERMANY FOR / (Santa Fe in stylized Logo) / SANTA FE DIVISION / GOLDEN STATE ARMS CORPORATION / CALIFORNIA - U.SA. / CAL 7.62mm NATO”. Numbered 171 on ejector lever, bolt, carrier, trigger pack, and rear stock. Date coded 7/62 on bolt and 8/62 on carrier. Ventilated wooden forearm. Diopter drum rear sight with “1” position as an open V-notch.

Front sight is a protector post. Birdcage flash hider. Polymer grip with left side thumb shelf. Sling swivel on front, sling attachment point on left side of stock. Magazine dated 7/62. Correct style brown leather sling. CONDITION: Very good, with some handling and storage marks. Silvering on some high edges, particularly noticeable on fore and rearmost metal of forearm, magazine, and where charging handle sits in charging channel and rests. Bore is excellent, bright and shiny with sharp rifling, bolt face is excellent with some evidence of firing, mechanics are crisp. Rifle is accompanied by five additional magazines, all date marked for 7/62, three with “G3 HK”, two with “G3 (Four pointed star in circle)”. Magazines are good with silvering where lugs rest against magazine well and with scattered marks from use. Magazines have some patina on followers.

Case is a standard black plastic Gun Guard case. Santa Fe G3s are difficult to find and this one would be a prize for any modern rifle collector or HK enthusiast. This one is offered WITHOUT RESERVE. EW 10,000 - 20,000

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2359 - (C) RARE FIRST YEAR ALL ORIGINAL INLAND M1 CARBINE MODEL OF 1942 Manufacturer: Inland Division Model: M1 Carbine Model 1942 Serial No. 7600 Caliber/Bore: .30 Carbine Barrel Length: 18” FFL Status: Curio & Relic

This gun has been completely stripped and each part examined to determine originality. It features push safety, rare serrated magazine release, marked dog-head H marked hammer, Inland marked flat bolt, High wood with I cut, Inland marked stock, Inland handguard with two rivets and wide groove, Inland stamped slide/op-rod, Inland trigger, Inland General Motors stamped barrel dated 3-42. The stock also has a P stamped on grip cap area. Original blue magazine is also stamped AI. CONDITION: Metal is clean with dark finish mixing with patina and some thinning. Rifling is sharp. Stocks are excellent. The M1 carbine was not approved until October 22, 1941 so this gun was made only five months later. A very rare and all original Inland. DB 5,000 - 7,000

2360 - (C) WORLD WAR II NAZI GERMAN WALTHER K.43 AC CODE WITH SCOPE. Manufacturer: Walther Model: K43 Serial No. 8565a Caliber/Bore: 8mm Mauser Barrel Length: 22 - 1/2” FFL Status: Curio & Relic

Standard early K.43 configuration. Wood handguard. Bolt does not have a hold open catch. Eagle/359 inspected. Matching numbers. Reproduction scope mount with original scope. Original leather sling. “aye” marked magazine. CONDITION: Retains 90% finish overall. Wood has some dings and handling marks, unnumbered, good inspectors mark. Bore is fine with sharp rifling. Fine mechanical function. Scope retains traces of finish with clear markings. Optics are slightly foggy. GR 3,000 - 4,000

2361 - (C) WORLD WAR II NAZI GERMAN K.43 QVE 45 BY BERLIN LUBECKER WITH SCOPE. Manufacturer: Berliner Lubecker Model: K-43 Serial No. 72a Caliber/Bore: 8mm Mauser Barrel Length: 22 - 1/2” FFL Status: Curio & Relic

Standard configuration late war K.43 semi-automatic rifle by Berlin Lubecker with a “qve 45” code.

Eagle/214 inspected. Matching numbers on bolt, stock, receiver cover. The receiver number does not match.

Original brown leather sling. Equipped with an eagle/359 marked scope mount, and “Gw ZF 4/ 34760/ ddx.” marked scope. Sniper reticle is clear. Missing the magazine. CONDITION: Retains 80% finish. Some light rust on the buttplate. Markings are clear. Laminated stock has some dings and handling marks. Bore is fine with sharp rifling. Fine mechanical function. GR 2,500 - 3,500

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2362 - (C) WORLD WAR II NAZI GERMAN K.43 AC 44 RIFLE BY WALTHER WITH SCOPE. Manufacturer: Walther Model: K43 Serial No. 4151p Caliber/Bore: 8mm Mauser Barrel Length: 22 - 1/2” FFL Status: Curio & Relic

Standard K.43 configuration. Wood handguard. Has a panel on the left side of the receiver which reads “K.43” & “ac/ 44”. Eagle/ 359 inspected. The bolt appears to have been renumbered at some point. Has a reproduction scope mount. The ZF 4 scope appears original. Reproduction eye cups. Original “gcb” marked magazine and brown leather sling. CONDITION: Retains 85% finish overall. Markings are clear. Wood has been cleaned at some point, clear Eagle/359 inspectors marking on the bottom of the stock. Bore is fine with sharp rifling. Fine mechanical function, with the mount off the gun. The scope retaining band screws are at the wrong angle to clear the bolt locking catch. Optics on scope are clear. GR 2,000 - 3,000

2363 - (C) INLAND M1 CARBINE. Manufacturer: Inland Model: M1 Carbine Serial No. 170074 Caliber/Bore: .30 Carbine Barrel Length: 18” FFL Status: Curio & Relic

Manufactured by Inland Division of General Motors between November 1942 and March 1943. Barrel marked Inland MFG. DIV. General Motors and dated 12-42. Non-import gun. “IS” marked front sight with rear flip sight with “S” marking. Correct Inland marked trigger group with correct contractor marked internal parts. Serrated push button safety with correct clip release. Correct blued flat bolt and slide. Uncut “I” cut high wood stock with “IO” in the sling well, crossed cannons on right side and “P” in circle on the pistol grip.

“IO” marked two rivet top wood. Comes with 15 round “AI” marked clip with flat bottom and unmarked oiler with khaki sling. CONDITION: Overall 80% arsenal finish remaining with shootable bore with ME of 1.

Wood has dark original finish with sharp cartouches. Good mechanics. DLM2019 1,500 - 2,000

2364 - (C) NATIONAL POSTAL METER M-1 CARBINE. Manufacturer: National Postal Meter Model: M1 Carbine Serial No. 1471922 Caliber/Bore: .30 Carbine Barrel Length: 18” FFL Status: Curio & Relic

Manufactured by National Postal Meter between February 1943 to September 1943. Barrel marked Underwood with flaming bomb and dated 3-43. Non-import gun. “N” marked front sight and “S” marked rear flip sight. Correct internal parts with proper contractor marks. Correct flat bolt with “N9” marking. “Un” marked sling swivel. Uncut “I” cut high wood stock with correct National Postal Meter cartouches on right side of the stock. Unmarked two rivet top wood. Comes with 15 round flat bottom clip marked “SP”, unmarked oiler and olive drab sling. CONDITION: 80% original arsenal finish remaining on metal surfaces with shootable bore with an ME of 2. Good mechanics. Wood has 80% original finish with some light handling marks. DLM2019 1,500 - 2,000

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2365 - (C) QUALITY HARDWARE M-1 CARBINE. Manufacturer: Quality Hardware Model: M1 Carbine Serial No. 1924295 Caliber/Bore: .30 Carbine Barrel Length: 18” FFL Status: Curio & Relic

Manufactured by Quality Hardware & Manufacturing Co. between June 1943 and October 1944. Rock-Ola marked barrel with “RP” proof mark and no date. Non-import gun. “JQ” marked front sight with “GE-Q” marked rear flip sight. Correct internal parts including detachable spring tube. Correct push button safety and clip release. Quality marked wide sling swivel. Oval cut high wood stock with “Q-RMC” in sling well.

“Q-RMC” marked two rivet top wood. Comes with unmarked oiler and green woven sling and OIB marked 15 round flat bottom magazine. CONDITION: 80% fading arsenal finish on all metal parts. Good mechanics with shootable bore with an ME of 2. Wood has been cleaned with sharp cartouches. DLM2019 1,500 - 2,000

2366 - (C) SAGINAW MODEL 1944 M1 CARBINE SEMI-AUTOMATIC RIFLE. Manufacturer: Saginaw Model: M1 Carbine Serial No. 3600944 Caliber/Bore: .30 Carbine Barrel Length: 18” FFL Status: Curio & Relic

This fine carbine features Saginsaw SG General Motors stamped barrel with no date. Front sight is stamped N and Type 1 rear sight is stamped S. Barrel band is stamped UF. The housing, hammer and trigger are all stamped SG. The op-rod is stamped R. The blued flat bolt is stamped SG L. The blued magazine is stamped MN. The handguard features two rivets and is stamped RSG. The walnut stock has the SG stamp with Ordnance wheel. The oval sling cut is stamped RSG. CONDITION: Fine bore and action with near mint stocks.

Metal retains majority of arsenal finish with usual light handling marks. DB 1,500 - 2,000

2367 - (C) SAGINAW MODEL 1943 M1 CARBINE SEMI-AUTOMATIC. Manufacturer: Saginaw Model: M1 Carbine Serial No. 3315676 Caliber/Bore: .30 Carbine Barrel Length: 18” FFL Status: Curio & Relic

Clean mid-war made in July of 1943. Features frame stamped Saginaw SG, Barrel stamped Underwood 7-43 with Ordnance bomb and P, so stamp on hammer or trigger, housing stamped O, blued flat bolt stamped SG, op-rod stamped SG, magazine stamped BW, hand guard is stamped RSG (two rivet), high wood stock stamped SG with Ordnance wheel with RSG stamped in oval sling cut. CONDITION: Retains majority of arsenal finish, fine bore, sharp legends and excellent to near mint stocks with overall light handling marks. Clean carbine. DB 1,500 - 2,000

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2368 - (C) SAGINAW GEAR M1 CARBINE. Manufacturer: SAGINAW GEAR Model: M1 CARBINE Serial No. 3325284 Caliber/Bore: .30 CARBINE Barrel Length: 18” FFL Status: Curio & Relic

Manufactured by Saginaw Gear division of General Motors Corporation between May 1943 and March 1944. Barrel marked “Saginaw SG DIV General Motors” and stamped with a “P” and no date. Non-import gun. Trigger group is unmarked with correct internal contractor marked parts. Push button safety with correct magazine release. Unmarked three weld scar wide sling swivel. Unmarked front sight with “S” marked rear flip sight. Flat bolt with “SG” mark and “SG” marked slide. Uncut oval cut Highwood stock with “R-SG” in sling well and “SG” in square on right. Unmarked two rivet topwood. Comes with unmarked oiler, khaki sling and 15 round with “OSG” marking and dented bottom. CONDITION: Overall 80% arsenal finish on metal parts. Good shootable bore with ME of 2 and great mechanics. DLM2019 1,500 - 2,000

2369 - (C) STANDARD PRODUCTS M-1 CARBINE. Manufacturer: Standard Products Model: M1 Carbine Serial No. 2196182 Caliber/Bore: .30 Carbine Barrel Length: 18” FFL Status: Curio & Relic

Manufactured between April 1943 and May 1944 by Standard Products. Barrel marked Underwood and dated 1-44. Unmarked front sight with correct rear flip sight marked with an “S”. Correct internals with late fabricated trigger group marked “S-T”. Correct push button safety and magazine release. Unmarked wide swivel. Oval cut high wood with S-HB in sling well and crossed cannons on right with no cut for M-2. Two rivet top wood marked “S-HB”. Comes with unmarked oiler and reproduction green woven sling and 15 round dented bottom clip marked “SS” for Shelby Products. CONDITION: Retains 80% original arsenal finish with shootable bore with an ME of 2. No import marks. Wood has added dark finish with sharp cartouches and minor handling marks. Good mechanics. DLM2019 1,500 - 2,000

2370 - (C) STANDARD PRODUCTS MODEL OF 1943 M1 CARBINE Manufacturer: Standard Products Model: M1 Carbine Serial No. 2147621 Caliber/Bore: .30 Carbine Barrel Length: 18” FFL Status: Curio & Relic

This gun has been completely disassembled and each part examined as follows; high wood with oval transition sling cut that is stamped S-HM with ordnance wheel, barrel stamped Inland and dated 12-43, hand guard is a 2 rivet stamped S-HB, flat bolt stamped S, trigger housing stamped S and number 2 6 -A, hammer stamped HI, trigger stamped S W, rod/slide stamped S 104, S stamped on Type 1 rear sight.

Metal is excellent with most of the arsenal finish. Wood is also excellent with few handling marks. Blue magazine stamped UN. Bore is sharp as is action. Fine mid war M1 carbine. DB 1,500 - 2,000

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2371 - (C) UNDERWOOD M-1 CARBINE. Manufacturer: Underwood Model: M1 Carbine Serial No. 1388959 Caliber/Bore: .30 Carbine Barrel Length: 18” FFL Status: Curio & Relic

Underwood marked receiver made between November 1942 and July 1943. Barrel marked Underwood with flaming bomb and 6-44 date. Unmarked front sight with correct rear flip sight marked with a “S”.

Correct push button safety and clip release. Correct internals with proper contractor marks concurrent with production. Correct flat blued bolt marked with “U”. Unmarked wide style sling swivel. Oval cut high wood stock with correct Underwood markings along with “RIA/EB” rearsenal markings on left of stock. Comes with Underwood marked flat bottom 15 round clip, unmarked oiler, and woven olive drab sling. CONDITION: 80% original arsenal finish left on metal parts. Good mechanics with shootable bore with a ME of 2. Wood has good cartouches with possible refinish on stock done when rearsenalled. DLM2019 1,500 - 2,000

2372 - (C) WINCHESTER M-1 CARBINE. Manufacturer: Winchester Model: M1 Carbine Serial No. 5563924 Caliber/Bore: .30 Carbine Barrel Length: 18” FFL Status: Curio & Relic

Manufactured by Winchester Repeating Arms between December 1943 and November 1944. Barrel marked with “W” and Winchester proof mark. Non-import gun. Unmarked front sight with “S” marked rear flip sight. Correct internal parts with proper Winchester markings, including slide and push button safety and clip release. Winchester flat blued bolt. Uncut oval low cut wood stock with “W” in sling well and crossed cannons on the right side. “W” marked top wood with four rivets. Comes with unmarked oiler, khaki sling and “BW” marked dented bottom clip. CONDITION: 80% arsenal finish on metal parts with some light handling marks. Good shootable bore with a ME of 2 and good mechanics. Wood retains 70% arsenal finish with sharp cartouches and light handling marks. Good mechanics and a great carbine. DLM2019 1,500 - 2,000

2373 - (C) WINCHESTER M-1 CARBINE. Manufacturer: Winchester Model: M1 Carbine Serial No. 1277332 Caliber/Bore: .30 Carbine Barrel Length: 18” FFL Status: Curio & Relic

Manufactured between October 1942 and December 1943 by Winchester Repeating Arms. Winchester proof mark barrel with unmarked front sight and correct “S” marked rear flip sight. Correct internal parts with proper Winchester markings. “SW” marked push button safety with correct clip release. Correct blued flat bolt. Oval cut high wood stock with “W” in sling well and proper cartouche on right side. Comes with 15 round “SW” (Winchester) clip, “SW” oiler and green woven sling. CONDITION: 80% original arsenal finish with some light handling marks. Non-import gun with uncut stock with good cartouches but has possibly been cleaned. Good mechanics with very shootable bore with a ME of 2. DLM2019 1,500 - 2,000

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2374 - (C) WINCHESTER M-1 CARBINE. Manufacturer: Winchester Model: M1 Carbine Serial No. 1042619 Caliber/Bore: .30 Carbine Barrel Length: 18” FFL Status: Curio & Relic

Manufactured by Winchester Repeating Arms between October 1942 and December 1943. Barrel marked with “W” and Winchester proof. Non-import gun. Correct contractor marked internal parts including a semi-circle marked trigger group with early serrated push button safety, correct clip release and detachable spring tube. Correct marked slide and blued flat bolt. Unmarked front sight with “S” marked rear flip sight.

Uncut “I” cut high wood stock with flat bottom forestock with no markings except “P” in circle on the pistol grip. Unmarked correct two rivet top wood. Unmarked wide sling swivel. Comes with “IU” marked 15 round clip with dented bottom, “SW” marked oiler with olive drab woven sling. CONDITION: Overall 80% original arsenal metal finish with shootable bore with a ME of 2. Wood has dark original finish with light handling marks. Great mechanics and carbine. DLM2019 1,500 - 2,000

2375 - (C) QUALITY HARDWARE M-1 CARBINE. Manufacturer: Quality Hardware Model: M1 Carbine Serial No. 1883752 Caliber/Bore: .30 Carbine Barrel Length: 18” FFL Status: Curio & Relic

Manufactured by Quality Hardware & Manufacturing Co. between June 1943 and October 1943. Barrel marked “Rock-Ola” and stamped twice with a “P”. Non-import gun. Unmarked front sight with “GE-Q” marked rear flip sight. Correct contract marked internal parts with detachable spring tube. Correct flat blued bolt. “QU” marked wide sling swivel. Uncut oval cut high wood stock with “Q-RMC” in sling well, “P” on the pistol grip and crossed cannons on the right side. “Q-RMC” two rivet top wood. Comes with unmarked oiler, olive drab sling, and “OSG” marked 15 round clip with dented bottom. CONDITION: Good overall with 80% original arsenal finish on the metal parts. Wood has dark finish with light handling marks and sharp cartouches. Good shootable bore with a ME of 2. Good mechanics. DLM2019 1,200 - 1,800

2376 - (C) SPRINGFIELD ARMORY M1 GARAND M1C SNIPER VARIATION SEMI-AUTOMATIC RIFLE. Manufacturer: Springfield Armory Model: M1 Garand M1C Serial No. 3515988 Caliber/Bore: .30-06 Springfield Barrel Length: 24” FFL Status: Curio & Relic

The frame on this rifle dates it to October of 1944 - November of 1945. The barrel is dated 1952. The cartouche on left side of stock is SA NFR for General Ramsey (10-44/11-45) and rear sight is the later model. This is a Korea or post Korea rebuild that features the M1-C type scope mount and proper M82 scope with flash suppressor. CONDITION: The metal has been refinished in black parkerized manner. The metal retains the majority of this rebuild finish. The stock has usual handling marks with minor bruises. The chamber has a tight TE reading of 2. DB 3,500 - 4,500

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2377 - (C) SPRINGFIELD ARMORY M1 GARAND M1D SNIPER VARIATION SEMI-AUTOMATIC RIFLE. Manufacturer: Springfield Armory Model: M1 Garand M1D Serial No. 3377078 Caliber/Bore: .30-06 Springfield Barrel Length: 24” FFL Status: Curio & Relic

The frame on this rifle dates it to December of 1944 - March of 1945. The barrel is dated 1952. The cartouche on left side of stock is the 1/2” DOD and rear sight is later model. This is a Korea or post Korea rebuild that features the M1-D type scope mount and proper M84 scope with flash suppressor and 1952 dated leather cheek pad. CONDITION: The metal has been refinished in black parkerized manner. The metal retains the majority of this rebuild finish. The stock has usual handling marks with minor bruises. The chamber has a tight TE reading of 2. Rifle comes with original scope box. DB 2,500 - 3,500

2378 - (A) DELUXE ENGRAVED MARLIN MODEL 1893 TAKEDOWN RIFLE. Manufacturer: Marlin Model: 1893 Deluxe Serial No. 139497 Caliber/Bore: .38-55 Winchester Barrel Length: 26” FFL Status: Antique Early rifle built in 1896, serial number 139497. Half octagon, half round barrel with 2/3 length magazine tube. Barrel marked “Marlin Fire-Arms Co. New Haven, CT. U.S.A.” with patent dates. Case hardened takedown frame. Factory engraved in the No. 3 pattern with a buck deer surrounded by scroll and border engraving on both sides of frame. Scroll engraving on takedown lug and barrel breech. Scroll engraving on forearm cap. Mid-range tang mounted sight. Lyman front and Marbles rear barrel sights. Deluxe checkered stock and forearm. Crescent rifle style buttplate. CONDITION: Very good overall with approximately 95% original blue on barrel and magazine tube with light scattered oxidation. Traces of original case color on frame, lever, and buttplate, turning a brown patina. Wood retains most of the original varnish with scattered dents and scratches, more heavy on left side. Overall an attractive early Model 1893 rifle. MKS 6,000 - 10,000

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2379 - (A) HIGH CONDITION DELUXE MARLIN MODEL 1881 LEVER ACTION RIFLE. Manufacturer: Marlin Model: 1881 Serial No. 16505 Caliber/Bore: .45-70 Government Barrel Length: 28” FFL Status: Antique Standard features include a 28” full octagon barrel, full magazine, Rocky Mountain front sight, buckhorn rear sight. Marlin’s first lever action rifle, chambered for the .45-70 government cartridge and made from 1881-92. Factory letter confirms caliber, barrel length and pistol grip stock.

CONDITION: The factory high polish mirror blue is stunning with just some light freckling and minor high edge wear retaining fully 98% original finish. The barrel and tube show some light high edge and muzzle wear but are a true 97-98% with sharp edges and razor sharp legends. The case colors on the sides of hammer and lever are brilliant. The deluxe checkered pistol grip walnut stocks are sharp with just some minor handling marks. The steel shotgun butt still shows some bright colors as well. The forend cap has turned a soft patina. The rifling is well defined and the action crisp. DB 7,500 - 12,500

2380 - (A) CIVIL WAR MARTIALLY MARKED NEW HAVEN ARMS MODEL 1860 HENRY RIFLE. Manufacturer: New Haven Arms Model: 1860 Henry Serial No. 3231 Caliber/Bore: .44 Henry Barrel Length: 24 - 1/2” FFL Status: Antique Manufactured 1863. One of the most iconic of all US Martial arms, the New Haven Arms Model 1860 Henry rifle proved itself to be invaluable on the battlefield of War Between the States, and later were used extensively in the period of Westward Expansion. Invented by B. Tyler Henry and became a success under the management of Oliver Winchester the Henry rifle has captivated collectors of US military small arms as well as cowboy collectors worldwide. Serial number 3231 with the US military inspector marking “C.G.C.” on right barrel flat and the “H” inspection for B.T. Henry himself on the barrel, receiver and buttplate. Originally chambered for the .44 Henry Rimfire cartridge, this rifle has been post-Civil War converted to .44 Centerfire for continued use after the war. Matching serial numbers are observed on top barrel flat at chamber, lower tang on left side, buttstock on top mortise, and buttplate at interior of toe. Top buttplate screw is also numbered however the balance of screws are void of markings. Two line New Haven Arms barrel address on top barrel flat. Nickel blade front site with 900 yard marked rear elevator sight (possible reproduction). Slab sawed American walnut buttstock with brass rounded heel buttplate. CONDITION: Good as presented with slight conservation. The barrel and gulleted magazine have turned a chocolate brown patina consistent with age. The gunmetal brass receiver and buttplate show a mustard patina over rounded edges from age and some later staining from old grease or preservative. The walnut stock is rather weathered and has some exterior material loss and has been stained or treated with a preservative but is solid and full sized. The rear tang screw is a modern replacement as is one of the buttplate screws. Bore is slightly dark but has very strong rifling and action operates properly. A great piece of American Firearms history with obvious post war use and has a very pleasant look and appeal. TDW 12,500 - 17,500

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2381 - (A) NEW HAVEN ARMS CO. HENRY MODEL 1860 LEVER ACTION RIFLE. Manufacturer: New Haven Arms Co. Model: Henry 1860 Serial No. 2075 Caliber/Bore: .44 Henry Rimfire Barrel Length: 24-1/4” FFL Status: Antique

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First model Henry Rifle serial number 2075 manufactured in 1863. 24” octagon barrel with integral magazine tube, marked two line “HENRY’S PATENT, OCT.16,1860./MANUFACTURED BY THE NEW HAVEN ARMS. CO. NEW HAVEN. CT.” Serial number 2075 at breech. Brass receiver & butttplate, case hardened lever, hammer, blue barrel, and magazine. Lever with “spur” and tang mounted latch. Walnut stock with early rounded heel buttplate. Later style German silver front sight with square back front tapered forward.

Rear adjustable folding leaf sight with sliding bar graduated to 900 yards, has “900” stamped on top of folding leaf. Rear sight is mounted on receiver. Letter “H” stamped on lower tang. CONDITION: Excellent overall. Retains 40-50% original blue mixed with brown patina on the barrel, giving an appearance of full coverage. Very clean barrel with light areas of slight oxidation. Frame and buttplate are very sharp and clean with a much desirable dark mustard color patina, looks untouched with only a few light dents. Walnut stock is very fine as refinished, showing little wear with a nice raised grain. Matching serial number 2075 stamped on inside of stock top tang slot and and also stamped inside on right side lower tang. Matching serial number 2075 stamped on inside of buttplate. Correct pattern and unmolested screws are numbered to a different rifle, with replaced screw on top of buttplate. Bore is excellent showing moderate firing.

Overall an outstanding high condition first model Henry rifle that would be difficult to improve upon. -MKS20,000 - 30,000

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2382 - (A) FABULOUS DOCUMENTED WINCHESTER .50-110 EXPRESS MODEL 1886 LEVER ACTION RIFLE .

Manufacturer: Winchester Model: 1886 Serial No. 82524 Caliber/Bore: .50-110 Express Barrel Length: 26” FFL Status: Antique Manufactured December 12th, 1893. Caliber .50-110 Express. 26” round barrel and full magazine. Rocky Mountain front sight. V notch sporting rear sight with serrated sides and retaining screw. Case colored receiver, lever, hammer, buttplate and nose cap. Mounted with straight grain American walnut with straight grip and crescent buttplate. Cody Firearm Museum records indicate shipped in 1894 as round barrel .50-110 rifle. These big bore Winchester Model 1886 rifles saw a tremendous amount of hard use and most ended up in India or Africa. Finding stellar examples such as this is a rare occurrence. CONDITION: Very fine. Barrel and magazine tube retain 97-99% original bluing with just a few light storage marks and blemishes. Receiver case coloring is 97-98% brilliant with most of the lacquer still covering. A very slight amount of thinning at balance point.

Lever and hammer retain most of their bright case colors. Forend cap retains nearly all of its bright case colors. Buttplate retains most of its fading case colors. Wood is sound with one hairline crack at left side near receiver of about 1”. There are numerous light bumps and bruises from storage and poor handling but an extremely fine example of an 86 .50 Express standard rifle. Mechanics are crisp, bore is bright. This outstanding .50 caliber 1886 would be nearly impossible to improve upon. With factory letter. TDW 20,000 - 30,000

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2383 - (A) DELUXE WINCHESTER MODEL 1886 LEVER-ACTION RIFLE WITH RARE 30-INCH MATTED BARREL. Manufacturer: Winchester Model: 1886 Serial No. 79212 Caliber/Bore: .45-90 Winchester Barrel Length: 30” FFL Status: Antique Serial number 79212, manufactured in 1893. Rare 30-inch full octagon barrel matted full length on top flat. Caliber marking .45-90 located on second barrel flat at the breech. Lyman adjustable wind gauge front sight, no provision for rear barrel sight, correct mid-range tang sight. Button magazine tube. Pistol grip deluxe checkered stock and forearm with cheek rest and hard rubber shotgun style butt plate.

Single set trigger. Case hardened receiver. Accompanying the rifle is a Winchester Museum letter dated August 12, 2014 signed by Jessica A. Bennett, Records Specialist, Cody Firearms Museum. Letter documents all the special order features and configuration including sights, barrel length, deluxe wood, and cheek rest. No mention of barrel matting, though we feel the matting is correct and original. Shipped from the warehouse on May 16, 1893. CONDITION: Excellent overall with 30-40% original fading case color on frame, lever, hammer, and forearm cap turning nickel like in appearance. “H” pattern checkering shows moderate wear. Interesting to note, the deluxe grade highly figured walnut stock and forearm have an original oil type finish, rather than the typically seen varnished finish. All original unmolested screws. 95-98% original blue on barrel. Bore is excellent+, bright and clean. Most all original high polish bright blue on trigger and loading gate. Most all original blue on bolt. Overall a most desirable rifle with rare special order features. -MKS- 20,000 - 27,500

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2384 - (A) BULLARD MODEL 1886 LEVER ACTION RIFLE. Manufacturer: Bullard Model: 1886 Serial No. 2602 Caliber/Bore: .45-85 Barrel Length: 28” FFL Status: Antique Designed by James Herbert Bullard in early 1879 with his patent being awarded on August 16, 1881. The company started in 1882 located in Springfield, Mass, as the J.H. Bullard & Co. later that year the name was changed to Bullard Repeating Arms Association, and on October 11, 1883 changed to Bullard Repeating Arms Co. Considered an exceptionally well designed and built lever action rifle, the company simply could not compete with Winchester and Marlin and shut the doors on January 1891. This example, serial number 2602, is marked two line on left side of receiver “BULLARD REPEATING ARMS COMPANY/SPRINGFIELD MASS. PAT. AUG.16,1881” and three line on front of receiver “CAL/45/85” receiver right side marked “MODEL 1886”. Special ordered half octagon to round 28-inch barrel with half length magazine tube.

Blue with case hardened receiver, lever, hammer, forearm cap, and rifle style crescent buttplate. Plain straight grip walnut stock and forearm.

Standard barrel sights with tang mounted long-range elevator sight. CONDITION: Excellent overall with 95+% original thinning blue on barrel and magazine tube, elevator, and bottom tang. Most all the original fading case color is present on receiver, lever, and hammer. Wood is fine with most original finish remaining showing moderate wear with scattered light dents and scratches, with one sizable gouge on right side of stock at the heel of the buttplate. Bore is excellent, clean and bright. Overall a very fine special ordered and scarce Bullard large frame sporting rifle. -MKS8,000 - 10,000

2385 - (A) DOCUMENTED RARE SPECIAL ORDER WINCHESTER FIRST MODEL 1873 DELUXE WITH 28” BARREL. Manufacturer: Winchester Model: 1873 Deluxe Serial No. 21417 Caliber/Bore: .44-40 Barrel Length: 28” FFL Status: Antique Manufactured 1877. 1st Model 1873 Winchester with recessed thumbprint dust cover. Special order options are 3X deluxe checkered walnut stocks, single set trigger factory sling swivels and rare 28” octagon barrel. Traditional two line Winchester address on barrel. Serial numbered on tang with assembly number 6 found on left side of tang as well as stock mortise and buttplate underside at tor. Tang is also marked “XXX” indicating deluxe wood. Blade front sight with scalloped base and appropriate early elevator adjustable rear sight. Rifle was originally blued with cased colored receiver. CONDITION: Traces of case colors are evident on interior of tang. Balance of finish on barrel, magazine and buttplate are now an even chocolate patina with the receiver and lever having turned a mottled dove grey. Special order 1st Model 1873 rifles are quite uncommon and when found typically they are very hard used and in poor condition. This example has traces of blue finish remaining in protected areas around magazine tube and case colors on protected areas of tang. The bore is very good with darkness in grooves but very string rifling. All matching assembly numbers and solid lock up. The checkered walnut stocks are worn but full sized and very honest. Accompanied by a Cody Firearms research letter stating that the rifle was shipped with an octagon 28” barrel, set trigger, checkered stock, case colored finish, and sling and swivels; shipped August 28th, 1876. Considering the fact that this rifle was produced at the same time period as Custer’s disaster at the Little Bighorn it is quite amazing that it exist in this honest state of preservation. TDW 7,500 - 10,000

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2386 - (A) WINCHESTER MODEL 1876 LEVER ACTION RIFLE. Manufacturer: Winchester Model: 1876 Serial No. 46644 Caliber/Bore: .40-60 Barrel Length: 26” FFL Status: Antique

Standard third model with 26” full round barrel and full length magazine tube. Chambered in .45-60 caliber. Beach combination globe, fold down front sight and adjustable leaf rear sight. Crescent rifle style buttplate. CONDITION: Very good overall. Frame has approximately 60% original blue blending overall into a pleasing blue/brown patina. Barrel and magazine tube has approximately 75% blue turning brown.

Slight traces of case color in protected areas visible on lever and hammer. Buttplate is mostly brown. Wood is in near excellent condition with minor dents and scratches with possible old addition of finish. Action operates well and crisp. Bore is very good with scattered moderate pitting. Overall a clean sound gun with eye appeal. -MKS- 3,500 - 5,500

2387 - (A) WINCHESTER MODEL 1876 LEVER ACTION RIFLE. Manufacturer: Winchester Model: 1876 Serial No. 19489 Caliber/Bore: .45-60 Barrel Length: 28” FFL Status: Antique

Late Second Model 1876 rifle, serial number 19489, manufactured in 1881. Full octagon, 28” barrel, with a full length magazine tube. Beech combination front and elevator rear sights. Standard plain walnut stock and forearm. Crescent, rifle style buttplate. CONDITION: Very good overall with a pleasing blue/brown patina. Excellent bore. Wood is solid with minimal wear, scratches, and dents. Overall an attractive 138 year old classic Winchester with a total production of less than 64,000 total. -MKS- 3,500 - 5,500

2388 - (A) FIRST MODEL WINCHESTER 1873 RIFLE. Manufacturer: Winchester Model: 1873 Serial No. 18063 Caliber/Bore: .44-40 WCF Barrel Length: 24 - 1/4” FFL Status: Antique

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Serial number 18063, manufactured in 1876. Full round 24” barrel. Full length magazine tube. Thumbprint dust cover. Rifle style crescent butt with trap door and cleaning rod in butt (one section of rod missing). Blue with case hardened lever and hammer. Tang marked “WINCHESTER, 1873”. CONDITION: Good overall.

Replaced dust cover and rear barrel sight. Traces of blue on receiver. Smooth metal overall turning a light brown patina. Stock and forearm show moderate wear with scattered dings and scratches. 75-80% blue on loading gate. Dark pitted bore. Overall an honest early model Winchester ‘73. -MKS- 4,000 - 5,000

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2389 - (C) DELUXE WINCHESTER MODEL 1886 LEVER ACTION RIFLE. Manufacturer: Winchester Model: 1886 Serial No. 135825 Caliber/Bore: .45-70 Barrel Length: 22” FFL Status: Curio & Relic

Lightweight rifle with rapid tapered round barrel marked “nickel steel”. Half length takedown magazine tube. Serial number 135825, manufactured in 1905. Takedown frame. Deluxe pistol grip stock, and forearm with ‘H’ pattern checkering. Shotgun style butt with hard rubber buttplate. CONDITION: Excellent overall with 97%+ original blue remaining on barrel and takedown magazine tube. Takedown ring mostly brown patina. 10-15% case color on hammer. Strong blue on upper and lower tangs, only traces of original blue on frame turning a brown patina. Lever mostly patina. Original unmolested screws. Stock has moderate wear with scattered scratches and dents. Forearm is excellent. Overall an attractive rifle showing honest hunting use. MKS 3,000 - 5,000

2390 - (A) WINCHESTER 1873 .44-40 LEVER ACTION RIFLE. Manufacturer: Winchester Model: 1873 Serial No. 102029A Caliber/Bore: .44-40 WCF Barrel Length: 24” FFL Status: Antique

Serial number 102029A, manufactured in 1882. Full octagon 24” barrel and full length magazine tube.

Combination fold down front sight, standard rear barrel sight. Chambered in .44-40 caliber. Plain straight grip walnut stock and forearm. Rifle style crescent buttplate. Blue with case hardened lever, hammer, and buttplate. Plain trigger. CONDITION: Very good overall. 10-15% original blue on frame, balance turned a dark brown patina. Approximately 15+% original blue on barrel and magazine balance turned a dark brown patina. Hammer, lever, and buttplate mostly dark brown patina. Some bright blue remaining on loading gate. Wood shows moderate wear with scattered dents and scratches, forearm has a split running about seven inches along the barrel on left side. Bore is dark with scattered pitting. Overall an attractive rifle in desirable configuration and caliber. -MKS- 2,500 - 4,500

2391 - (A) ANTIQUE WINCHESTER 1886 DELUXE LEVER ACTION RIFLE IN .45-70 (1896).

Manufacturer: Winchester Model: 1886 Deluxe Serial No. 95101 Caliber/Bore: .45-70 Government Barrel Length: 26” FFL Status: Antique

Case color deluxe Winchester model 1886 with 26” half round half octagon barrel with button magazine and checkered deluxe pistol grip stock with crescent butt. Fitted with bead front sight and Lyman folding tang sight as well as ladder adjustable rear sight. Deluxe Model 1886 rifles are not very common and to have many additional options creates rarity and desirability. Chambered for the .45-70 Government cartridge and suitable for most all North American big game. CONDITION: Very good as slightly modified, Bore is bright and shiny with sharp rifling. Action is crisp and functions properly. Barrel retains over 75% blue finish with balance fading. Receiver retains 40% vivid case colors with silver at bottom and fading at sides. Receiver has been drilled and tapped for side mounted scope mount on left (4 holes) and the same on the right side. Non-factory sling eyes have been installed but look to be older installation. Wood stocks are very good with very minor material loss at top of wrist and missing ebony grip insert. A great shootable collectible. TDW 3,000 - 4,500

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2392 - (A) WINCHESTER MODEL 1873 LEVER ACTION RIFLE. Manufacturer: Winchester Caliber/Bore: .38 WCF Model: 1873 Barrel Length: 24 - 1/4” Serial No. 256959B FFL Status: Antique Standard Third Model, serial number 256959B, manufactured in 1888. 24” full round barrel with full length magazine tube. Chambered in .38-40 caliber Standard Winchester markings on barrel. Beech combination front, standard rear, and Lyman tang mounted sights. Crescent rifle style buttplate. Plain walnut stock and forearm. Plain trigger. CONDITION: Very good with approximately 75% original blue blending with blue/brown patina on frame, barrel, and magazine tube. 10-15% visible case color on hammer, some visible case color on protected areas of lever. Buttplate and forearm cap mostly patina. Wood is sound with moderate wear, dents, and scratches. Decent shootable bore with scattered pitting. Overall an attractive rifle. -MKS- 2,500 - 4,000

2393 - (A) SPECIAL ORDER CASE COLOR WINCHESTER MODEL 1873 LEVER ACTION RIFLE. Manufacturer: Winchester Caliber/Bore: .38-40 WCF Model: 1873 Barrel Length: 24” Serial No. 123778A FFL Status: Antique According to the factory letter, this gun was shipped on May 7, 1883 as follows .38 rifle, octagon barrel, plain trigger, Peep rear and Beach front sight, rifle butt, casehardened, sling and swivels. All of these features remain on this rifle. In addition, there is a Winchester buckhorn rear sight, full magazine with varnished walnut stocks. The original leather sling is still solid. CONDITION: The barrel and tube show nice factory blue blending with soft patina, sharp edges and legends. Wood is proud to metal with a few handling marks but handsome aging. The case colors have softened to a nickel appearance with age spotting but no real color. The rifling is sharp and the action is crisp. A very nice special order Model 1873. This fine rifle still has its original cleaning rod in the butt. DB 3,000 - 4,000

2394 - (A) 1ST MODEL WINCHESTER 1873 RIFLE. Manufacturer: Winchester Caliber/Bore: .44-40 Winchester Model: 1873 Barrel Length: 24 - 1/4” Serial No. 1210 FFL Status: Antique Early, second year of production (1874) 1st Model 1873 rifle. Full round barrel, full length magazine tube, crescent style butt, raised thumbprint dust cover, long range tang sight, and set trigger. CONDITION: Receiver, lever, and buttplate have no original finish remaining with scattered pits and oxidation. Barrel is a blue-brown patina, magazine tube shows signs of an old refinish. Bore is dark and pitted. MKS 1,500 - 3,500

2395 - (A) FINE CONDITION WINCHESTER MODEL 1873 .22 SHORT LEVER ACTION RIFLE (1893).

Manufacturer: Winchester Model: 1873 Serial No. 460324B Caliber/Bore: .22 Short Barrel Length: 24” FFL Status: Antique Standard features include full octagon barrel, full magazine, German nickel front sight, semi-buckhorn rear sight, blued finish, case colored hammer and lever, walnut stocks, and case colored buttplate. CONDITION: This fine 1873 rifle has been expertly restored to near new condition.

The octagon barrel and tube are a blue mixed with soft patina with razor sharp legends. Frame retains 98% of the restored Winchester type high polish blue finish. Hammer, lever and buttplate retain 95% of the beautiful charcoal reapplied case colors. Wood is excellent; has been restored with only a few nicks. The surprising aspect of this rifle is one of the nicest bores we have seen, rating a solid near mint with sharp lands and grooves. It is both handsome and should be a good shooter as well. DB 1,500 - 2,500 552

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2396 - (A) AN INCREDIBLE PIECE OF TEXAS HISTORY, GENERAL THOMAS GREEN’S (MEMBER OF THE FAILED MIER EXPEDITION SOUTH OF THE RIO GRANDE IN 1842) SILAS DAY PATENT DOUBLE RIFLE WITH PROVENANCE. Manufacturer: Day Model: SXS rifle Barrel Length: 35 - 3/4” FFL Status: Antique Brigadier - General of the Texan Army, Thomas Jefferson Green, born in North Carolina in 1801, moved to Texas in 1836. Santa Anna was in Green’s custody in the 1830’s. In 1843 the situation was reversed when Green was a member of an invasion of Mexico by 304 Texans, resulting in the battle of Mier on December 25th, 1842, where they were vastly outnumbered and “after killing three times their number, were induced to surrender by false claims and falser promises. Green protested against the surrender and called for 100 men to cut their way through the enemies lines, but these were not found. Some of the prisoners escaped at Salado, but were recaptured, and the whole lodged in the castle of Perote. Every tenth man was shot by order of Santa Anna, and on the night of July 2nd, 1843, ten of the remainder escaped from Perote by cutting their way through a wall of volcanic rock 8’ thick. Eight of these, including General Green, got back to Texas after incredible hardships.” (Anonymous citation) Antiquarian William Guthman owned this rifle at one time, and wrote a two piece story of this rifle and General Green for a magazine (copy and original text included). General Green also wrote and published the book JOURNAL OF THE TEXIAN EXPEDITION AGAINST MIER, Harper Brothers, New York, 1845 (copy included). Mr. Guthman relates that in this journal, Green makes references to Texans and their rifles, and it is obvious he is referring to this particular rifle of his with quotes such as “never touch his double trigger until his double sights are right”.

This double rifle has gold Texas star on right side of butt engraved “Gen. Tho. Green” “Texas”. It is a percussion breechloading double with gold rectangle on barrel engraved “S. DAY’s PATENT N.Y.” (Silas Day working in New York City 1831-1840, who patented a breech loading firearm in 1837). This breechloading system is similar to the system used in breechloading cannon in the 16th century with removable “thunder mugs” holding powder charges which could be inserted from the breech behind a breechloaded ball. In Day’s patent small individual cartridges with percussion nipples could be individually

loaded and a large number of them carried in your pocket. Once fired the empty cartridge was removed and replaced by a fresh one, and Green at times referred to his rifle as a “repeater”. His rifle with 35-3/4” barrels has only the right barrel actually rifled, and the left barrel is smoothbore. The two breech cartridges present differ from right to left with the right being considerably shorter, possibly to avoid mix-up in handling, or an attempt to improve accuracy of the rifled barrel with lower powder charge. The top rib and tops of barrels are nicely scroll engraved, and each barrel is individually sighted with small V-notch rear and elongated gold bead fronts. In place of the unnecessary ramrod, there is a 34” sliding triangular bayonet.

The breech section is configured so that the individual cartridges are rotated either right or left into a slot in action, similar to a modern day bolt. Top tang has large fan-shaped wide spur which prevents cartridges from falling on the ground while being removed, and also serves as a pressure point to brace ones hand possibly when bayonet is in use. Peninsula back spring locks are fitted with serpentine flat faced hammers having stylized dolphin heads. Locks are also nicely scroll engraved and accented with game birds on left lock (smooth bore side) and a stag on right lock (rifle side). Trigger for rifle barrel is “set”. Stocks are of crotch figured American walnut and are iron mounted with shallow crescent buttplate, also scroll engraved. Right side of butt has cheekpiece with inlaid gold heraldic eagle. Right side of butt has aforementioned Texas star with Green’s name engraved.

CONDITION: Good, obviously well used, but cared for. All metal parts are a relatively smooth dark brown patina. Wood retains most of its original french polish finish. Well cut closely spaced checkering is worn and gummed. Rifle bore is fine with strong rifling throughout and some scattered pits, smooth bore is very fine with one or two pits. Locks are good, hammers a bit loose. Right wing tip and feet of gold eagle are missing. Star has a minor dent on one point. The book has been rebound with remnants of spine conserved, appears to be complete, and is generally good. Also included is the original text and photographs for the Guthman article, along with some other photographs and correspondence including a photocopy of some pages of “The Prisoners of Perote” by William Preston Stapp, another member of the party that escaped with Green. A unique rifle with wonderful Texas association, which deserves to be in one of the finest collections or museum. MGM 75. 25,000 - 35,000

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2397 - (A) UNUSUAL UNMARKED CIRCA 1840’S HAMMERLESS REVOLVING RIFLE. Manufacturer: Unknown Model: Revolving Rifle Caliber/Bore: .40 Bore Barrel Length: 29 - 1/2” FFL Status: Antique

This rare, possibly unique, revolving rifle is only marked with a patriotic motif on top of frame with some light engraving on sides. It features a 29 - 1/2” heavy full octagon barrel, 7-shot percussion revolving cylinder, 40 bore, checkered straight grip walnut stock with no forend, rifle butt, single trigger, brass trigger guard, iron furniture, hammerless with side toggle. We examined every available image of early revolving rifles and could find no information nor any photographs of any rifle that resembled this example.

CONDITION: All metal is a smooth brown patina with usual handling marks. Rifling is still well defined. The wood is excellent, checkering worn smooth but still strong, usual handling marks but no cracks. Cylinder has hand but no visible way to advance unless hand turned and does not seem to cock firing pin. Unusual is probably not strong enough as there may not be another. DB 5,000 - 7,000

2398 - (A) A SCARCE ROBERTS SYSTEM DOUBLE BARRELED 24 GAUGE FOWLING PIECE SIGNED IN GOLD ON TOP RIB FUSIL ROBERT A PARIS, DATED ON ACTION 1834.

Manufacturer: Robert Model: Experimental Needlefire Caliber/Bore: .62 Smoothbore Barrel Length: 29 - 1/4” FFL Status: Antique

The slender 29 - 1/4” barrels with brown damascus finish and signed in gold “Fusil Robert Bte A Paris” with silver inlaid border. The action, finely engraved with sprays of foliage and elaborate Roberts gold medal exposition 1834 for which Roberts was a prize winner. The system is most interesting and has been used on military rifles as well. The breech opens for loading and cocks at the same time, snapping shut. The heavy trigger guard conceals part of the action and is engraved en suite with the breech. Steel buttplate engraved en suite with the breech. Barrel has a sling ring. Figured half stock appears to be maple, well carved, with flowers at forend and checkered at wrist. Double triggers. CONDITION: Barrels are excellent, retaining nearly all of a well done brown refinish with some extremely minor pitting under the finish. Action is polished bright. Trigger guard polished bright with some minor staining. Buttplate polished bright with some minor staining. Stock with coat of recent varnish. Flattened checkering in good condition. Buttplate with fracture at top of cheekrest. Action appears to function properly. Bores are bright and excellent. Robert system guns are highly prized by collectors of 19th century oddities and this is a good example. MZ 3,000 - 5,000

2399 - (A) TRIPLETT & SCOTT CIVIL WAR REPEATING CARBINE. Manufacturer: Triplett & Scott Model: Repeater Serial No. 2540 Caliber/Bore: .50 Rimfire Barrel Length: 30” FFL Status: Antique

Manufactured 1864 to 1865; 3,000 of which had 30” barrels. Manufactured by Meriden Manufacturing Co., Connecticut. The majority were issued to the state of Kentucky Home Guard to protect Sherman’s supply lines. The inventor of this rifle was Charles Parker of Parker Shotgun fame. The rifles are stamped “KENTUCKY” on left side of the swivel breech. Left side of frame is stamped “MERIDEN MANUFG CO. MIDDLEDON, CONN”. Upper tang is stamped “TRIPLETT & SCOTT PATD DECEMBER 6 1864”. Features round barrel, dovetail front sight, folding ladder rear sight, walnut forend, single band, walnut buttstock, sling swivels. CONDITION: Barrel is a dull blue patina. Swivel breech is a smooth blue-brown patina. Frame retains 30% case colors on left side, 10% on top and 10% on right. Has the usual crack in wrist that almost all of these had, which was a design flaw. Near mint, strong rifle bore. The supply line Home Guard history is about the only documented use during the Civil War. DB 2,250 - 3,750

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2400 - (A) ANTIQUE BOSS & CO SIDELOCK EJECTOR GAME GUN WITH EXTRA BARRELS AND CASE. Manufacturer: Boss & Company Model: SXS SLE Serial No. 4308 Barrel Length: (A newer) 26”; (B original)) 30” FFL Status: Antique Drop at Comb: 1 - 1/2” Drop at Heel: 2”

Length of Pull: 15” cast about 1/4 off Weight: 6 lbs 5 oz.

Barrel Wall Thickness: (B) L .019 (one small area at top about 12” back from muzzle))R .024 (A) L .032 R .033 Chamber: 2 - 3/4” Choke: (B) L .014 (Mod) R .004 (IC) (A) L .018 (Mod) R .009 (IC) Gauge: 12 Bore Internal Bore Diameter: (B) L .740 (proofed at 18.8) R .735 (A) L .731 R .731

(ca 1895) 30” Dovetailed steel barrels are engraved “Boss & Co 73 St. James’s Street, London.” on narrow, swamped game rib. Barrel flats are stamped with London black powder proofs and 2001 London nitro re-proofs for 2 - 3/4” chambers. Serial numbers are stamped on bottoms of barrels. A newly made high quality second pair of 26” chopper lump barrels are not maker marked. Flats are stamped with 2007 London nitro proofs for 2 - 3/4” chambers. Coin finished square backed sidelock action features automatic safety (SAFE inlaid in gold), gold band tumbler end cocking indicators, and double triggers.

Action is engraved in very nicely cut rose and scroll by Sumner in typical Boss pattern, with 15 rose bouquets. “BOSS’S PATENT” is on each side of action under water table and “Boss & Co” is in scrolled band on each lockplate. Serial number is in relief on blued and scroll engraved trigger guard tang. Nicely marbled European walnut straight grip buttstock measures 15” over checkered wood butt. Stock also features classic drop points, point pattern checkering and vacant gold oval.

Matching splinter Boss ejector forend has Anson release. Gun is housed in what appears to be its original oak and leather case with brass corners embossed “C. A. CALVERT” “THE ROYAL DRAGOONS”. Interior is lined in burgundy cloth and has correct large paper Boss label in lid. Case contains miscellaneous cleaning implements and Boss marked bench cloth. There is no provision for new barrels in case. CONDITION: Good, as mostly refinished. Original barrels retain nearly all of a reblack, most likely done at time of re-proof over scattered pitting, lettering considerably softened. New barrels retain virtually all of their original blue. Action is cleaned to pewter grey with areas of light frosting, mostly on bottom.

Engraving still clear. Top lever and trigger guard reblued, engraving somewhat soft. Stocks retain nearly all of a hand rubbed oil refinish, edges somewhat rounded, checkering re-cut, a bit haphazard on forend. Bores are excellent. Action is tight. Barrels are on face. Ejectors are very slightly out of time. Case leather is fair to good, with many marks and bumps, and tears on edges. Handle is good. Interior cloth is good to fine, with considerable impressions and stains from contact with gun and barrels. Partitions are good. Label is considerably soiled, rubbed, and foxed.

MGM36. 8,000 - 12,000

2401 - (A) W. & C. SCOTT PREMIER GRADE SIDELOCK TEN BORE SHOTGUN WITH WATERFOWL ENGRAVING. Manufacturer: W. & C. Scott & Son Length of Pull: 14 - 1/4” cast about 3/8” off Model: Premier Grade SXS Weight: about 9 lbs 8 oz.

Serial No. 41108 Barrel Wall Thickness: (L) .034 (R) .037 Barrel Length: 32 - 1/4” Chamber: 2 - 7/8” FFL Status: Antique Choke: appears to be full and full Drop at Comb: 1 - 3/4” Gauge: 10 Gauge Drop at Heel: 2 - 13/16” Internal Bore Diameter: at muzzles: (BOTH) .765 (1887) The W. and C. Scott Premier was the highest grade normally offered. This example has 32 - 1/4” fine Damascus barrels engraved “W. & C. Scott & Son. Patent Triplex Lever Grip The Premier Quality (Castle logo) 10. Gt Castle Street Regent Circus London” on slightly raised game rib. Barrel flats are stamped with London black powder proofs and 1981 London nitro reproofs for 2 - 5/8” chambers. Robust, case hardened back spring W. and C. Scott patent sidelock action features automatic safety, pivoting third fastener engaging cloverleaf dolls head rib extension, patent gas checks, crystal window cocking indicators, and double triggers. Action and locks are engraved with near full coverage very nicely cut small scroll surrounding scenes of waterfowl in various poses. Left side has flying duck at rear of action and standing snipe at front. Right side has walking goose toward rear and flying snipe at front. Left lockplate has a trio of geese, one standing on shore, two swimming. Right plate has a similar trio of ducks. Bottom of action and trigger plate have very nicely detailed grouping of three herons. Area around hinge pin on left side is engraved “W. & C. SCOTT & SON” “PATENT - BLOCK - SAFETY”. Blued trigger guard has a standing heron on bow and serial number on tang. Very nicely fiddle figured and well marbled “Prince of Wales” round knob buttstock measures 14 - 1/4” over brown leather covered pad.

Flat top point pattern checkering is at grip, and a gold shield at top of grip is engraved “W. de L. K”. Matching splinter forend with fancy steel tip has Scott’s patented push button release. Gun is accompanied by a pair of brass snap caps, some hinge pin lube, and four “Gauge - Mates” two to adapt 10 to 12 gauge, and another to adapt 10 to 20 gauge, all in zippered pouch. CONDITION: Very fine, as partially refinished.

Barrels retain nearly all of a re-brown with excellent definition to pattern. Action and lockplates retain 60 - 70% original case hardening color, some areas quite strong, thinning and silvering otherwise. Stocks retain nearly all of a smooth oil refinish, checkering re-run. There is evidence of considerable repairs at wrist. Bores are very fine, lightly frosted, with some scratches. Action is tight. Gauge Mates are excellent. MGM90.

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2402 - (A) TRULY SUPERB QUALITY, BEAUTIFULLY RELIEF GOLD INLAID AND ENGRAVED PERCUSSION SHOTGUN BY KOEZI & JAHCHIMEK OF WARSAW AND KRAKOW IN ITS ORIGINAL HIGHLY EMBELLISHED ROSEWOOD CASE WITH ACCESSORIES. Manufacturer: Koezi & Jachimek Drop at Heel: 2” Model: Percussion SXS Length of Pull: 14 - 1/8” Serial No. 388 Weight: 8 lbs. 0 oz.

Barrel Length: 31 - 1/8” Barrel Wall Thickness: (L) .030 (R) .036 FFL Status: Antique Choke: None Drop at Comb: 1 - 1/2”Gauge: 10 Bore Internal Bore Diameter: (L) .745 (R) .745 (ca 1850) This exceptional example of the gunmakers art has 31 - 1/8” intricately patterned Damascus barrels with slightly raised broad game rib, gold inlaid with makers names and the addresses “Varsovie” (Warsaw) and “Faubourg de Eracovie” (suburb of Krakow), and with serial number “388”. Heer lists Jachimek I Sosnowski (circa 1850-60) in Warsaw but does not have an entry for Koezi. The rib is also flush gold inlaid with scenes of hounds, coursing stags and boar, as well as a small vignette of game birds, all in nicely detailed and engraved backgrounds.

Sides of barrels are semi relief gold inlaid with mounted hunters and hounds chasing a fox on right, and a stag on left. These backgrounds are also well detailed; and gold inlaid rose bouquets accent ends of scenes. Bottoms of barrels are stamped with Belgian black powder proofs and bottom of right barrel is stamped “H. VINCENT”. An ebony ramrod with silver mushroom tip and brass tail (worm under cap) is held by two plain pipes. Patent breeches with vented platinum blow-outs are case hardened and nicely filed. Breech iron has integral fences, and is gold inlaid with mounted huntress. French grey isolated bar locks with tall serpentine round bodied hammers are relief gold inlaid and engraved en suite with barrels with hunters and hounds chasing fox on right and boar on left. Hammers are embellished with gold rose bouquets. Trigger plate, also French grey, has stylized pineapple finial matching thimble. These pieces also have gold rose bouquets. Blued trigger guard depicts more relief gold hunters with mounted pair on trigger guard about to finish off a wolf. Rifleman on trigger guard tang is taking aim at a lion. These scenes continue onto top tang of blued buttplate. A vacant silver shield is at top of grip, and rear of barrel channels in stock are protected by 556

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hallmarked gold washed silver guard. Superb lightly fiddle figured blackest ebony stock has relief acanthus carved panels at grip in place of checkering, and with triangles on sides of butt. Barrels attach to stock with captive sliding side bolt through oval steel escutcheons, lightly scroll engraved and with gold borders. Gun and accessories are housed in extravagant Brazilian rosewood case with four pin key-locking closure. Top of case is inlaid with engraved brass scrolls highlighted by tortoise shell infill with silver, ivory, and turquoise inlaid floral accents. Large central motif is topped by a pair of cherubs either side of an imperial crown. Top is outlined by brass and silver bands, and edge is of carved beaded rosewood. Interior is lined in red velvet with gold braid surround. A thin silk pillow with more gold braid accents separates top from bottom compartment. Bottom is French fitted for a multitude of exceptional quality steel and ebony accessories. These include a beautifully scroll and game scene embossed copper bodied German silver top powder flask by James Dixon with matching shot pouch having brown Morocco leather body. Other accessories include ebony handled nipple wrench, lead dipper, and cleaning rod. Steel accessories are all very finely turned, knurled and polished, and include a wad punch, mainspring vice, powder measure, oil bottle, and bullet mold. CONDITION: Excellent, showing little use, and only minor handling marks, and finish loss mostly from rubbing in case. Mechanically excellent. Case exterior shows added finish and considerable replacement of tortoise shell with red lacquer infill. 8â&#x20AC;? piece of top surround is missing at right edge, and a 12â&#x20AC;? crack is evident at lower right side of top. Interior cloth is very fine, somewhat faded, as would be expected. There are rubs and compressions from contact with gun and accessories. Protective pillow shows some fraying at right edge, gold braid somewhat tarnished. Accessories are generally excellent with minor staining and grime. Just a wonderful gun. MGM38. 90,000 - 120,000

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2403 - (C) AS FOUND, 20 GAUGE WESTLEY RICHARDS DELUXE BOXLOCK EJECTOR SINGLE TRIGGER GAME SHOTGUN. Manufacturer: Westley Richards Model: SXS Weight: 5 lbs 7 oz.

Serial No. T3971 Barrel Wall Thickness: (L) .020 (R) .022 Barrel Length: 28” Chamber: 2 - 1/2” FFL Status: Curio & Relic Choke: (L) .028 (IMod) (R) .020 (Mod) Drop at Comb: 1 - 9/16” Gauge: 20 Gauge Drop at Heel: 2 - 11/16” Internal Bore Diameter: (L) .624 (R) .625 Length of Pull: 13 - 7/8” Neutral cast.

(1910) 28” dovetailed barrels with slightly raised game rib are engraved “Westley Richards & Co” and “London” on tops. There are 1” triangles of nicely cut open shaded scroll at breech ends. Barrel flats are stamped with Birmingham nitro proofs for 15/16 oz of shot. Case hardened boxlock action with automatic safety, crossbolt third fastener, side clips, and single selective “one trigger” is nicely filed and engraved with 90% coverage very nicely cut open shaded scroll. “Westley Richards & Co” is on scroll terminated riband on each side. Trigger guard with scroll on bow has serial number on tang. Attractive, finely marbled and lightly stump figured European walnut “Prince of Wales” round knob grip buttstock measures 13 - 7/8” over ribbed horn buttplate. Side panels with drop points have inset checkered areas with very closely spaced diamonds.

Checkering at grip is of fancy pattern with spearhead intrusions. A vacant silver oval is on toe line. Matching splinter Deeley ejector forend has Deeley release. CONDITION: Very good, partially refinished, as found. Barrels retain most of what appears to be original blue, considerably worn on sides with areas of scattered pitting, and some new active rusting around muzzles. Action has traces of case color where protected, is mostly a mottled silver. Blue is considerably faded on floorplate and trigger guard, which has some scattered light pitting. Stocks retain most of what is possibly original finish, with considerable oil rubbed on, later, and with numerous scratches and marks. Checkering is lightly worn, and a bit dirty. Horn of forend tip is missing. Bores are fine to very fine, shiny with scattered light pits. Action has a touch of looseness with forend removed, tight when installed. Ejectors are in time. Trigger appears to work well. A snappy little gun that should clean up well. MGM89. 4,000 - 8,000

2404 - (A) A. VALENCE PINFIRE DOUBLE BARREL SHOTGUN. Manufacturer: A. Valence Model: Side by Side Pinfire Weight: 6lbs 4oz Barrel Length: 29 - 1/4” Barrel Wall Thickness: (L) .031 (R) .032 FFL Status: Antique Chamber: 2 - 1/2” Drop at Comb: 1 - 1/2” Choke: (L) .009 (R) .001 Drop at Heel: 2 - 5/8” Gauge: 16 Pinfire Length of Pull: 13 - 5/8” Internal Bore Diameter: (L) .668 (R) .661 Rare, beautiful and vintage 16 bore French browned Damascus 29-1/4” side by side barrels. Matted concave rib reads “Grand Prix Exp on Univ lle 1889” (Grand Prize of World’s Fair 1889) in gold. Peninsula engraved pinfire hammer locks engraved with makers name “A. Valence”. Gold floral inlay and surrounding light floral scroll. Unique dual under lever bottom action and forearm with light floral scroll engraving and gold inlay matching peninsula locks. Ornately carved stock with finely checkered long grip and steel buttplate. Barrel and stock both fitted with loops for sling. St. Etienne black powder proofs. CONDITION: Very good. Barrels retain 90% plus of their brown with slight handling marks. Stock has been refreshed, still with some slight marks. CP 5,000 - 7,000

2405 - (A) W.C. SCOTT & SON SIDE BY SIDE SHOTGUN WITH EXPOSED HAMMERS. Manufacturer: W.C. Scott & Son Model: HAMMER SXS SHOTGUN Serial No. 28540 Weight: 9 lbs 10 oz Barrel Length: 30 - 1/8” Barrel Wall Thickness: (L) .044 (R) .047 FFL Status: Antique Chamber: 2 - 7/8” Drop at Comb: 1 - 7/8” Choke: (L) .030 (R) .030 Drop at Heel: 3” Gauge: 10 Length of Pull: 14 - 1/8” Internal Bore Diameter: (L) .777 (R) .777 Vintage (Ca. 1881) 10 bore double hammergun by W.C. Scott with 30 - 1/8” brown Damascus barrels. Barrels are dovetail with a game concave rib and a steel front bead. Rib reads “W.&C. Scott & Son. Makers & Patentees. London.”. Action has a dolls head third fastener, top lever and double triggers. Long tang over Round Knob Semi Pistol gripped stock with engraved gold oval and horn buttplate. Unique pull release forearm with scroll engraved hardware. CONDITION: Very nice. Stock, forend and trigger guard could use some freshening up. Freckles on rib and barrels. Action has lots of case colors, approximately 75 - 80%. Barrels ring like bells and lock up tight. CP 2,500 - 4,000 558

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2406 - (A) JOSEPH MANTON SIDE BY SIDE GAME SHOTGUN MOST LIKELY CONVERTED FROM VERY SCARCE PATCH LOCK GUN CA 1816, WITH ORIGINAL TYPE CASE AND SOME ACCESSORIES. Manufacturer: J Manton Model: Side by Side Barrel Length: 31 - 1/2” FFL Status: Antique Weight: 8 lbs 7 oz.

Drop at Comb: 1 - 7/16” Barrel Wall Thickness: (L) .070 (R) .065 Drop at Heel: 1 - 1/2”+ Gauge: 16 Gauge Length of Pull: 13 - 7/8” Internal Bore Diameter: (BOTH) .670 The revered Joseph Manton along with a number of others, including James Purdey, were searching for an easy way to use a fulminating mixture to ignite the powder charge of a gun or rifle during the transition time of mid 1810-1820. Manton tried a number of ways, the most successful being his tubelock of which a fairly large number of guns were made around 1818-1820, before the now familiar percussion nipple came into use. It appears that the patch lock devised by Manton, although made around 1816, was very close to this later system. Examples of which are very rare, most all converted to normal percussion. It appears that this gun was originally made as a patch lock with later percussion conversion.

It is interesting to note that there are no serial numbers present anywhere on the gun, and its likely period of manufacture corresponds with one of Joseph Manton’s many legal disputes. It is possible that this gun was sold unnumbered simply to raise ready cash. It has 31 - 1/2” twist barrels engraved “Joseph Manton” on broad elevated rib. An area in front of this engraved name has been cleaned and re-browned to remove additional Manton information normally present. Bottoms of barrels are stamped with London black powder proofs, no barrel forgers mark is present. Unnumbered greenheart ramrod with horn tip and brass tail is held by two plain pipes. Patent breeches with vented platinum blow-outs and early style percussion nipples have top area cut away at an angle, typical for known patch lock guns. Breech iron is engraved with acanthus and is cut away at sides with no fences. Fences are integral with lockplates in early style, also as found on patch lock guns. Flat lockplates with truncated tails are fitted with very heavy bodied slightly swept hammers with removable noses in earliest percussion style. Locks and hammers are engraved with coiling sea monsters and well cut open scroll. “Joseph Manton” “London” is on each lockplate. Other furniture is of iron. Trigger plate is filed and engraved with traditional pineapple motif, matching thimble. Trigger guard is engraved with more sea monsters on bow, and blued steel buttplate also has another monster and scroll along extended top tang. Stock of relatively plain, but dense, European walnut has widely spaced flat top point pattern checkering at grip. A vacant silver rectangle is at top grip. Stock attaches to barrels with captive side nail through plain oval silver escutcheons. Gun is housed in vintage Manton mahogany case with pivoting hook closure and typical ivory lined teardrop key hole. Brass folding D-ring handle on top has central medallion engraved with crest of what appears to be Fleming clan, with the motto “Let the Deed Shew” on belt, under a goats head. Initials “RSF” are in center within belt. Interior is lined in green cloth, and Joseph Manton, 11 Hanover Square label is in lid. Gun fits partitions well, but not perfectly. Case is arranged with removable lock platform in early style. Accessories include a brass bodied powder measure marked “PATENT”, and an early type shot pouch with removable scoop. Area under lock platform contains an old wad punch and some percussion caps. CONDITION: Fine. Barrels retain 70-80% of what appears to be original brown, with aforementioned touch up. Locks and breech iron retain a considerable amount, perhaps as much as 50% original case hardening color. Stock appears to be refinished, but possibly just has considerable added oil, and retains most of that finish with wood considerably below buttplate (possible shrinkage). Trigger guard and buttplate retain most of what is possibly their original blue. Bores are very fine. Locks are excellent. Case appears to have been refinished many years ago, with many subsequent scrapes and scratches, with repaired cracks in lid. Interior cloth is good with some rubs and repairs. Label is good with considerable soiling and foxing. All in all an interesting early Manton. MGM57. 6,000 - 7,500 2407 - (A) EARLY HOLLAND & HOLLAND “ROYAL” EJECTOR GAME SHOTGUN WITH CASE. Length of Pull: 14 - 3/4” cast 1/4” off.

Manufacturer: Holland & Holland Weight: 6 lbs 8 oz.

Model: Royal SXS Barrel Wall Thickness: (L) .017 (R) .019 Serial No. 12063 Chamber: 2 - 3/4” Barrel Length: 28 - 3/16” Choke: (L) .037 (Full) (R) .002 (IC) FFL Status: Antique Gauge: 12 Gauge Drop at Comb: 1 - 3/8” Internal Bore Diameter: (L) .739 (R) .734 Drop at Heel: 2” (ca 1888) The “Royal” trademark was applied for in 1885. This gun is marked “The Royal” on action, and also has 98 New Bond Street address on its 28 - 3/16” dovetailed Damascus barrels. Barrel flats are stamped with London nitro proofs for 2 - 1/2” chambers as well as 1999 Birmingham nitro re-proofs for 2- 3/4” chambers. Early style “Royal” action with dipped lockplates and patent number “23” marked on top lever (referring to the “Royal” action and its safety sears), also features automatic safety, patented gas vents on breechface, pivoting third fastener, and double triggers. Action is engraved with 90% coverage well cut scroll with rose bouquet highlights. “Holland & Holland” is on each lockplate and bottom of action is engraved “The Royal” “Patent Safety” “Hammerless Ejector”. Trigger guard with scroll on bow has serial number on short tang. Dark heavily marbled European walnut straight grip buttstock measures 14 - 3/4” over ribbed horn buttplate, and is classically styled with drop points, point pattern checkering and vacant silver oval. Matching splinter forend with ejector system that looks similar to a Baker, has Anson release (In the late 1880’s Hollands used a variety of ejector systems before the advent of their famous “AB” ejector patent). Gun is housed in an old leather case embossed “C. W - A.” which is lined in burgundy cloth. What appears to be a reproduction Holland paper label is in lid along with an old instruction label. Case contains cleaning equipment, square crystal oil bottle, and a pair of newer Holland marked snap caps. CONDITION: Good, as partially refinished. Barrels retain nearly all of a good quality re-brown, with good definition to pattern. Action has traces of case color where protected, but is mostly a mottled gray - dark brown. Trigger plate, trigger guard, and top lever are re-blued and retain nearly all of that blue. Engraving still clear. Stocks retain nearly all of an old oil refinish, sharp edges somewhat rounded, checkering re-cut. Bores are very fine to excellent. Action is tight. Barrels are on face. Ejectors are strong and in time. Case leather is considerably darkened and soiled with many bumps and rubs. Handle and newer straps are good. Interior cloth is fine with some insect damage in lid. Partitions are good, soiled and rubbed. Newer label is fine. Old label shows silverfish damage and is foxed. Accessories are good. MGM79. 2,500 - 3,500

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2408 - (A) HOLLAND & HOLLAND 10 BORE HAMMER NITRO PARADOX IN FINE ORIGINAL CONDITION WITH NITRO PROOFS. Manufacturer: Holland & Holland Model: SXS Paradox Serial No. 15339 Barrel Length: 27” FFL Status: Antique Drop at Comb: 1 - 9/16” Drop at Heel: 2 - 1/4” Length of Pull: 14 - 1/2” cast slightly off Weight: 13 Lbs. 15 Oz. Barrel Wall Thickness: (BOTH) .087 Chamber: 2 - 7/8” Gauge: 10 Bore Internal Bore Diameter: (BOTH) .811 (ca 1895) With its deeply rifled choke, the Paradox was so named because of its unusual ability to shoot both ball and shot efficiently.

Large bore Paradox guns, like this example, were found to be quite effective on dangerous game. This gun is built to fire a large charge of powder and a heavy bullet. Its 27” dovetailed barrels are engraved with Holland & Holland New Bond Street address, and “PARADOX” “Fosbery Patent” on tops. Barrels are fitted with file cut quarter rib holding one standing leaf express rear sight and front base with small silver and flip-up brass moon beads. Barrel flats are stamped with London nitro proofs for 2 oz bullet. “R. CHOKE”, and for ten bore with long chamber. (Factory records indicate a possible re-barreling with regulation for 55 grains cordite in 1904.) Provisional proofs are on bottoms of barrels, and serial number is on heavy reinforced splinter. “H 2777” is on bottom of right barrel. A large sling loop is soldered to bottom rib. Round bodied, case hardened robust Jones underlever action has top strap extending over comb. Action is fitted with peninsula rebounding back spring locks with flat faced serpentine hammers with stylized dolphin heads. Action and locks are engraved with geometric and line borders. “Holland & Holland” is on each lockplate. Left side of action is engraved “Charge 8 Drams Brass Case 2 - 7/8 Inches”. Steel trigger guard has serial number on tang, and extends to horn grip cap. Dense lightly marbled and somewhat fiddle figured European walnut capped pistol grip buttstock measures 14 - 1/2” over black Pachmayr white line pad. Stock features low rounded nose to comb, which was often done by Holland’s at this time, along with shadow line right hand cheekpiece, flat top point pattern checkering at grip, and a vacant gold oval along with sling loop matching that on barrels, on toe line. Matching splinter forend has forward pivoting lever release. CONDITION: Fine. Barrels retain approximately 90% of what appears to be their original blue. Action and locks retain 30-40% original case hardening color. Stocks retain most of what appears to be their original oil finish with added oil as maintenance over the years. There is evidence of refinishing at rear of butt, contemporary with installation of pad, toe slightly rounded over. Checkering is somewhat worn. Bores are exceptionally fine with no visible imperfections. Rifled choke is sharp and shiny. Action is tight. Barrels are on face. Locks are excellent. A nicely balanced big bore Paradox which would be a great partner for your next buffalo hunt. Gun is housed in a new green leather trimmed canvas case with reproduction label and contains a three piece ebonized BGI cleaning rod and a leather carrying strap. MGM3. 20,000 - 40,000

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2409 - (A) ROBUST FOUR BORE PERCUSSION WATERFOWLING (PUNT) GUN BY TRYON OF PHILADELPHIA. Manufacturer: Tryon Drop at Heel: 2 - 3/4” Model: Percussion Length of Pull: 14 - 1/4” Barrel Length: 48” Weight: 14 lbs.

FFL Status: Antique Gauge: 4 Bore Drop at Comb: 1 - 7/8” Internal Bore Diameter: .88 (.880 Bore diameter) Octagon to sixteen sided to round twist barrel with under rib, tapers rapidly to a fairly thin muzzle, breech section measures 1.6” across flats as designed for heavy powder charge. Rear portion of scroll engraved top flat is also engraved “Tryon Philadelphia” in script.

Hickory ramrod with brass ferrule tip and tail is held by two plain pipes. Bottom flat of barrel has Birmingham black powder proofs. Patent hook breech has inset gold poincon marked “WARRAN” “TED”. Breech iron with integral fence is engraved with open acanthus. Back spring lock with round bodied serpentine hammer is engraved with more open scrolling acanthus and “Tryon”. Steel trigger guard with reverse curve in front of bow, and curled “pistol grip” is engraved with more scrolling acanthus. Buttstock of dense American walnut has extra weight in butt and measures 14-1/4” over steel buttplate with long top spur. A floral shaped German silver escutcheon is on toe line, and broadly spaced checkering is at grip. Forend tip and thimble of German silver and stock attaches to barrel with two captive side bolts through shaped German silver escutcheons.

CONDITION: Good, as refinished a long while ago. Barrels have most of an old re-brown with some definition to twist pattern, sharp edges rounded and silvered. All other metal is relatively smooth grey to brown patina with some brightening from cleaning, and some scattered pits, mostly on buttplate. Stock retains most of an old oil finish, sharp edges a bit rounded, checkering rerun, and a 3-1/2” x 1” piece of wood replaced at toe. Bore is fair to good with considerable rusting. Lock is good. A neat old American waterfowler by a local maker. MGM87.

4,000 - 8,000

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2410 - (C) MERKEL 201E O/U 28 BORE SHOTGUN DONATED BY NAN AND FRANK PACHMAYR TO DUCKS UNLIMITED WITH PAPERWORK. Manufacturer: Merkel Length of Pull: 14 - 1/4” Model: 201E Weight: 6 Lbs 7 Oz. Serial No. 66056 Barrel Wall Thickness: (O) .031 (U) .027 Barrel Length: 28 - 3/8” Chamber: 2 - 3/4” FFL Status: Curio & Relic Choke: (O) .009 (Modified) (U). 003 (Skeet) Drop at Comb: 1 - 1/2” Gauge: 28 Bore Drop at Heel: 2 - 1/4” Internal Bore Diameter: (BOTH) .553 A nice rounded boxlock (Blitz) Gebruder Merkel special order built in 1967 with 28-3/8” Demi block barrels. Barrels are nicely fitted with a three piece forend, top ventilated matte rib, single front bead with ejectors, standard markings and German proofs. Top barrel reads “GEBRUDER MERKEL SUHL”. Coin finished receiver with full coverage engraving of fine floral scroll surrounding dog and bird game scenes on the sides. Action is non-auto safety with a “Double Kersten” cross bolt locking mechanism and single mechanical trigger. Walnut pistol grip stock with sharp engraving, grip cap, right hand cheekpiece, checkered butt plate, and gold oval which engraved “Donated by Nan & Frank Pachmayr To Ducks Unlimited”. Nan and Frank are best known as the owners of the Pachmayr gun works. Splintered forend with Deeley styled release.

Accompanying this shotgun is a letter from Merkel, confirming that it shipped as a Merkel over/under 201E with MD-F choke, 720mm (28 - 3/8”) barrels, pistol grip stock with cheekpiece, game scene engraving, non-selective single trigger, upgraded wood. The gun was delivered in August 1967 to Kruger. Of particular interest is the note on the Merkel guncard that the gun was intended for Pachmayer. CONDITION: Very good. 98% blue on barrels. Stock has a well disguised repair on top left horn along with various handling marks. Forend with some slight wear and handling marks. CP 4,500 - 6,500

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2411 - (M) PERAZZI MX-8 OVER/UNDER 12 BORE SHOTGUN Manufacturer: Perazzi Model: MX-8 Barrel Wall Thickness: (O) .032 (U) Serial No. 46545 .030 Barrel Length: 29 - 1/2” Chamber: 2 - 3/4” FFL Status: Modern Choke: (O) .043 (U) .031 Drop at Comb: 1 - 1/2” Gauge: 12 Bore Drop at Heel: 1 - 1/2” Internal Bore Diameter: (O) .724 (U) Length of Pull: 14 - 3/4” .726 Weight: 8 Lbs. 1 Oz. A circa 1975 29 - 1/2” barreled boxlock Perazzi with flat ventilated top rib, three quarter ventilated mid rib with white front sight. Chokes are Full and Improved Modified. Coin finish action with scroll, floral bouquets and gold inlay of flying bird on action bottom. Nice walnut stock with full pistol hand grip, right hand palm swell and makers rubber pad. Sporting forearm with sharp checkering and Deeley release. Single inertia trigger and non-auto safety. CONDITION: Good. Barrels retain 90 plus percent blue with some handling and usage marks. Stock with good checkering with a couple cracks at base of trigger plate and some handling marks. Forearm with some handling marks. CP 6,000 - 8,000

2412 - (M) BROWNING CUSTOM OVER-UNDER SHOTGUN. Manufacturer: Browning Model: Custom Weight: 6lbs 13oz Serial No. 642 F4 Barrel Wall Thickness: (O) .042 (U) .041 Barrel Length: 28” Chamber: 2 - 3/4” FFL Status: Curio & Relic Choke: (O) Full (U) Modified Drop at Comb: 1 - 5/8” Gauge: 28 Drop at Heel: 2 - 1/4” Internal Bore Diameter: (O) .548 (U) .547 Length of Pull: 14” A custom made Belgium Browning circa 1964. The 28 gauge Field Model has a unique style with a two toned receiver. Shiny black scroll and coin finished game scenes of pointing dogs and quail with full coverage supporting scroll Engraved by Boucher. Action is built on a non-auto safe with single selective case hardened inertia trigger. Beautifully figured stock and game forend are finely checkered and also with custom design shape around their grips. The pistol grip benefits from a long engraved tang and metal engraved grip cap. Checkered butt is fitted with engraved skeleton plate. CONDITION: Very good to near mint. Barrels retain 95% blue. Stock and forend replaced and beautiful with some light scratches and handling marks. All markings are crisp and legible. Lovely little gun. CP 5,000 - 8,000

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2413 - (M) SUPERB PURDEY PATTERN LONG BARRELLED .410 OVER UNDER PINLESS SIDELOCK EJECTOR SINGLE TRIGGER GAME GUN BY CHARLES BOSWELL WITH CASE AND ACCESSORIES. Manufacturer: Charles Boswell Model: Over Under Serial No. 19308 Barrel Length: 30 - 1/4” FFL Status: Modern Drop at Comb: 1 - 3/8” Drop at Heel: 2 - 1/4” Length of Pull: 14 - 7/8” approx 1/2” off Weight: 5 lbs 11 oz.

Barrel Wall Thickness: (O) .045 (U) .050 Chamber: 3” Choke: (Both) Full Gauge: .410 Bore Internal Bore Diameter: (At Muzzles) (O) .384 (U) .383 (2007) Chris Batha obtained the rights to the Charles Boswell name in 2004, and makes bespoke best quality guns under this name, with prices starting at $85,000.00. This beautifully filed, fitted, and finished creation of functional art by many Purdey and Holland trained gunmakers (Gerry Swanson, finisher) would certainly be well in excess of that number. This gun has 30 - 1/4” demi bloc barrels fitted with solid matted rib. Left side of top barrel is engraved “Charles Boswell London.” Breech end of top barrel and ejector bolsters are scroll engraved. Flat of bottom barrel is stamped with 2007 London nitro proofs for 3” chambers. Serial number is engraved on bottom barrel along with importer (C B S S OKAITE SC). Beautifully sculpted small sized over/under action fitted with pinless sidelocks is somewhat rounded with nicely filed beads. Action features non-automatic safety and gold plated non-selective single trigger and is engraved with near full coverage well cut rose and scroll by noted ex-Purdey engraver Dave Tallet. (Signature on trigger plate) “Charles Boswell” is in gold diagonally across front portions of lockplates, and also in arched banner on bottom of action over “London”. Blued single beaded small bow trigger guard with matching scroll has serial number in gold on tang. Well marbled and figured European walnut straight grip buttstock measures 14 - 7/8” over checkered wood butt with engraved steel heel and toe plates. Classic drop points are behind lockplates, and well cut semi flat top point pattern checkering is at grip. A silver oval engraved “CW” is on toe line. Matching slim one piece ejector forend has Anson type release. Best quality oak and brown leather case by Ian Tomlin, has gold canvas brown leather trimmed outer cover. Case is lined in burgundy cloth and has Boswell paper label in lid. Tops of case partitions are also of oak, and case contains Boswell marked square oil bottle and snap caps. Two piece cleaning rod is still in its original wrapper. Cleaning brushes are in black leather case. Also included are black cloth bags for barrels and action. CONDITION: Excellent, very close to “as new” with only a few scattered exceptionally light handling and assembly marks in all original factory finishes. Case and accessories are also “near new”. A lovely and dynamic small bore London best. MGM7. 30,000 - 40,000

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2414 - (M) INCREDIBLY FINE DESENZANI OVER-UNDER SIDELOCK EJECTOR SINGLE TRIGGER GAME GUN ENGRAVED BY PARRAVICINI AND FINISHED BY GUSSAGO, WITH CASE. Manufacturer: Desenzani & C. Model: O/U Sidelock Serial No. 153 Barrel Length: 27 - 1/2” FFL Status: Modern Drop at Comb: 1 - 7/16” Drop at Heel: 1 - 11/16” Length of Pull: 14 - 5/8” Weight: 7 Lbs. 5 Oz. Barrel Wall Thickness: (O) .024 (U) .026 Chamber: 2 - 3/4” Choke: (O) .035 (Full) (U) .017 (Modified) Gauge: 12 Bore Internal Bore Diameter: (O) .725 (U) .724 27-1/2” demi-bloc barrels are fitted with flat, matted, ventilated rib with small lunate extension. Left side of top barrel is engraved “DESENZANI & C. BRESCIA”. Barrel flats are stamped with 1989 Italian nitro proofs, serial number, Desenzani logo, and finishers name “G. M. Gussago” (which is also stamped on action inner side and is gold inlaid in front of action pin under top lever). It appears Mr. Gussago is an outworking finisher to the trade, and is often described as having “Hands of Gold”. Low profile, coin finished, over/under sidelock action features non-automatic safety (SICURA is in gold inlaid background) and single non-selective trigger. Action and locks are engraved with truly exceptional well cut and shaded, classically styled rose and scroll.

“DESENZANI & C” is on left lock, and “BRESCIA” on right. Makers name and address appear on bottom of action. Engravers signature “P. Parravicini” is on trigger plate. Single beaded trigger guard is gold inlaid with monogram “CB” on bow, and with serial number at grip.

Nicely marbled European walnut flared pistol grip buttstock measures 14 - 5/8” over black Decelerator pad, and features small, fluted drop points, closely spaced point pattern checkering with line borders at grip, and right hand palm swell. Matching slim one piece forend with Anson type release has gold Desenzani crowned device flush inlet into central diamond. Maker’s tan leather case with stitched leather corners, has rectangular brass plate tacked to top. Interior is lined in scarlet velvet, with silver embossed black leather makers label in lid.

Bottom compartment is semi-French fitted for action, barrels, and a pair of snap caps. CONDITION: Excellent, very near to new, with only a few minor handling marks on wood and metal, with only the faintest of firing halos on breechfaces. Case leather shows some scuffs and rubs, and light stains. Straps and handle are good. Interior cloth is fine with light soiling, rubs, and compressions. This little known Italian maker produces fewer than 12 of the world’s finest hand made guns per year, and any model is extremely expensive. 25,000 - 40,000

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2415 - (M) FAMARS EXCALIBUR BL OVER/UNDER GAME GUN ENGRAVED BY DASSA WITH CASE. Manufacturer: Famars Abbiatico & Salvinelli Length of Pull: 14 - 1/8” Weight: 7 Lbs. 12 Oz. Model: Excalibur BL Barrel Wall Thickness: (O) .032 (U) .030 Serial No. F0113 Chamber: 2 - 3/4” Barrel Length: 26” Choke: Sc FFL Status: Modern Gauge: 12 Drop at Comb: 1 - 1/2” Internal Bore Diameter: (BOTH) .725 Drop at Heel: 1 - 7/8” 26” Mono-bloc barrels with low, matted, ventilated rib, fitted with interchangeable choke tubes, are engraved “Famars - ITALY -” on left side of top barrel. Top right of mono-bloc is gold inlaid “HUGO DU - BOIS DES PERCHES” and “CAMP. INT.DE LAVORO”. Bottom of mono-bloc is stamped with 1998 Italian nitro proofs for 2 - 3/4” chambers, as well as serial number. Bottom bottom is engraved “BOEHLER STEEL”. Coin finished, low profile, over/under action with removable trigger group, features non-automatic safety, and single non-selective trigger. Action is engraved with 90% coverage well cut, classic rose and scroll. Forend iron recess is engraved “EXCALIBUR” “BL”. Trigger guard is gold inlaid with monogram “GR”. Engravers signature, “Dassa”, is on side of trigger group mortise. Figured and lightly marbled European walnut abrupt round knob pistol grip buttstock measures 14-1/8 over black pad. Point pattern checkering is at grip. Matching one piece forend has Anson type release with button in central escutcheon resembling a Deeley release. Dark blue ABS case with tan leather trim is embossed “Famars”. Interior is lined in green velvet, and contains plastic Famars marked box with three tubes and wrench, as well as black vinyl wallet with proof certificate and guarantee. CONDITION: Excellent, retaining most or nearly all original finishes on wood and metal, with only a number of assembly marks and scratches from normal field use. There is a repaired 1 - 1/2” crack on left side at grip running from rear of firing group mortise up and back through checkering, which does not flex. Bores are excellent. Mechanically crisp. Case is excellent, with some scuffs. Interior cloth is excellent. TDW 8,000 - 12,000

2416 - (M) NEAR NEW KRIEGHOFF K80 SPORTING OVER/UNDER SHOTGUN WITH CASE. Manufacturer: Krieghoff Model: K80 Sporting Length of Pull: 14 - 3/8” Serial No. 106828 Weight: 8 lbs 6 oz Barrel Length: 32” Chamber: 3” FFL Status: Modern Choke: (O) .028 (U) .022 Drop at Comb: Adjustable Gauge: 12 Bore Drop at Heel: Adjustable Internal Bore Diameter: (BOTH) .733 Made in Germany and retailed in Ottsville, Pennsylvania, the K-80 needs no introduction for its durability and beauty. This particular gun with low profile ventilated matted rib and steel mid and white front bead. Barrels are made of mono-bloc manufacture. Case hardened and engraved K80 action is simply stunning. Sides are floral scroll engraved. Bottom of action is also lightly floral scroll engraved and marked “K-80 / Krieghoff / Germany”. Short tang trigger guard which is case hardened. Full knob pistol grip buttstock with adjustable comb is checkered in point pattern through the wrist and terminates with a black recoil pad. Made with nickel plated single selective trigger, auto ejectors, and non-auto safety.

Large forend is checkered in point pattern with Deeley release which is recessed. Housed in its original dark blue “Krieghoff” brand case with maroon interior. CONDITION: Extremely fine showing very limited use. Retains nearly all original finishes to both wood and metal with only minor handling marks. Mechanics are crisp. Bores are brilliant and shiny. Case is excellent. JSL 6,000 - 10,000

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2417 - (M) BERETTA MODEL DT 10L SPORTING OVER/UNDER SHOTGUN Manufacturer: Beretta Drop at Heel: 2 - 1/8” Model: DT 10L Sporting Length of Pull: 14” Serial No. AF9009B Weight: 8 lbs. 4 oz.

Barrel Length: 32” Chamber: 3” FFL Status: Modern Choke: Beretta Multi Chokes Drop at Comb: 1 - 3/4” Gauge: 12 Bore A nice 32” Beretta with detachable trigger (DT) unit built in 2005. Barrels have ventilated ribs with the top rib being matted cross cut, having a steel mid bead and white front sight bead. Action is has a cross bolt fastener, single inertia trigger, non-auto safe with barrel selector built into the safety mechanism. Receiver is engraved by Inc. Ri.Pa. Left panel with a brace of pheasants flying over field, right panel with a covey of flying quail. Both panels also engraved with “DT 10 L” in banner. Bottom action engraved with floral scroll with Beretta name and logo on stippled ground. Trigger guard also floral engraved. Stock with semi-high gloss finish, right hand palm swell, and black Kick-eez pad. Schnabel forend with engraving and checkered to match stock. Beretta blue travel case with chokes, covers, wrench and lock. CONDITION: Stock has lost some of its finish most likely due to the removal of a comb raiser. Scratches on stock. Barrels have some rubs in a couple of areas, mainly where the forend and barrel attach.Case in good condition with some signs of wear. 4,000 - 7,000

2418 - (M) PERAZZI MX8 OVER-UNDER 12 GAUGE SHOTGUN. Manufacturer: Perazzi Drop at Heel: 2 - 3/8” Model: MX8/CO Length of Pull: 14 - 3/16” Serial No. 132951 Weight: 8lbs 9oz Barrel Length: 31 - 1/2” Chamber: 3” FFL Status: Modern Choke: Multi Drop at Comb: 1 - 3/4” Gauge: 12 Bore A customized 2004 Perazzi with mono-block barrels with ventilated ribs; matted flat top rib is fitted with a mid bead, florescent red foresight, and Briley chokes; single selective inertia trigger. Stock is a well figured high gloss walnut with Monte Carlo comb, right hand palm swell, and pistol grip with Fleur-de-Lis checkering. Schnabel competition forend with high gloss finish and checkering matching the stock. Stock fitted with a black Kick-eez pad. CONDITION: Good with some minor freckles on barrel and some scratches to the stock and forend. CP 4,000 - 7,000 2419 - (M) 28 GAUGE ABBIATICO & SALVINELLI OVER-UNDER SHOTGUN, BRUNO ENGRAVED WITH CASE. Manufacturer: Abbiatico & Salvinelli Model: Jorema (SLE) Serial No. 212 Barrel Length: 26 - 3/4” FFL Status: Modern Drop at Comb: 1 - 1/4” Drop at Heel: 2 - 1/8” Length of Pull: 14 - 5/16” Weight: 5 lbs 12 oz Barrel Wall Thickness: (O) .014 (U) .009 Chamber: 2 - 3/4” Choke: (O) Extra Full (U) .028 (Imp Mod) Gauge: 28 Bore Internal Bore Diameter: (O) .567 (U) .576 A nice little Italian made 28 gauge Jorema over-under shotgun by Abbiatico & Salvinelli. This sidelock ejector shotgun built in 1978 has 26 3/4” demi block barrels with ventilated matted top rib and front brass bead. The top barrel is stamped Abbiatico & Salvinelli on its left side.

The chambers measure 2 - 3/4”. Its chokes measure at Improved Modified and Full. Ejectors. The action is covered in a lovely rose and scroll pattern as well as the rest of the guns hardware. Single mechanical trigger. Full length cast off rolled trigger guard. Nicely engraved by Bruno.

Beautiful European walnut stock and forend. Checkered buttstock with straight hand grip. Game forend with gold A&S crest and Anson release.

Fine checkering on both stock and forend. Makers leather case with cleaning rod, accessories, oil bottle, striker pot and snap caps. CONDITION: Very nice with light handling marks. Barrels appear to have low wall thickness and cataloger advises further examination prior to shooting. Right lockplate is slightly proud on wood and requires some mechanical attention. CP 5,000 - 6,000 566

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2420 - (M) BLASER “F3” LEFT HANDED OVER-UNDER SHOTGUN WITH CASE AND EXTRA BARREL SET. Manufacturer: Blaser Model: F3 Serial No. FR003938 Barrel Length: (A) 31 - 3/4” (B) 33 - 3/4” FFL Status: Modern Drop at Comb: Adjustable Drop at Heel: Adjustable Length of Pull: 14 - 3/8” Weight: 9 lbs 7 oz (Double barrel) Chamber: 3” Choke: Tubes Gauge: 12 Bore Set up for the serious target shooter, the Blaser F3 needs no introduction for competition shooting. This particular gun with two sets of barrels, both with raised matted target ribs. Large checkered forearm, with push button release, is checkered on sides and at center. Matte finished blued action is unengraved with gold imprinted “F3” on sides and bottom stamped “BLASER”. Full knob straight grain walnut buttstock, set up for left handed shooter, has adjustable comb, is checkered in point pattern through the wrist, and terminates with a black “Kick-Eez” brand pad. Housed in a grey “Blaser” brand case with red felt interior. Included in the case is a full set of choke tubes, owner’s manual, etc. Second barrel is a single barrel for trap shooting.

CONDITION: Extremely fine, near new showing only very limited field use. Retains nearly all original finish to both wood and metal with only most minute handling marks. Case and accessories are excellent, case with only minor scuffs. JSL 4,000 - 6,000

2421 - (M) BELGIAN BROWNING B-25 “DIANA” C GRADE SUPERPOSED SHOTGUN. Manufacturer: Browning Model: OU B25 Serial No. 325NV02507 Barrel Length: 30” FFL Status: Modern Drop at Comb: 1 - 1/2” Drop at Heel: 2 - 3/8” Length of Pull: 14 - 1/4” Weight: 7 Lbs. 5 Oz. Barrel Wall Thickness: (O) .035 (U) .037 Chamber: 2 - 3/4” Choke: (O) .006 (U) .005 Gauge: 12 Gauge Internal Bore Diameter: (BOTH) .727

Reintroduced in 1985, the B-25 continued the tradition and grades of the “old” superposed. This gun in field configuration has 30” barrels with extra wide “Broadway” ventilated rib. Browning information with Utah and Quebec addresses along with model, gauge and chamber information and “MADE IN BELGIUM” are on top barrel. This particular gun is marked for IC and Mod chokes. Coin finished superlight type B-25 action is engraved in traditional Diana pattern with relief game scenes on sides; pheasant on left, ducks on right, which are surrounded by large scrolled strap work with acanthus highlights. A pair of birds fly across bottom and two rabbits are on trigger guard bow. This gun is hand engraved but no signature is found. Dark and dense, well marbled and light figured European walnut long tang square knob oil finished buttstock measures 14 - 1/8” over Browning buttplate. Fluted drop points are behind side panels, and point pattern checkering is at grip. Slim schnabeled superlight type forend matches well. CONDITION: Excellent, very close to new with only a few very light handling and assembly marks.

Mechanically excellent. The current retail for this grade from the Browning Custom Shop is over $20,000.00. MGM74. 4,000 - 6,000

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2422 - (C) EARLY F. PIOTTI OVER UNDER SHOTGUN WITH CASE. Manufacturer: F. Piotti Model: O/U Serial No. 3898 Barrel Length: 27 - 1/2” FFL Status: Curio & Relic Drop at Comb: 1 - 5/16” Drop at Heel: 1 - 3/4” Length of Pull: 14 - 3/8” Weight: 7 lbs 6 oz.

Barrel Wall Thickness: (O) .029 (U) .026 Chamber: 3” Choke: (O) .031 (Full) (U) .021 (Mod) Gauge: 12 Gauge Internal Bore Diameter: (BOTH) .728 (1968) This fine gun by this highly regarded Italian maker is virtually identical to the Merkel 403 E and was undoubtedly sourced from them. It has 27 - 1/2” demi bloc barrels with low matted, ventilated rib. Top barrel is engraved on left side “F PIOTTI GARDONE V T” and “ACCIAIO PHONIX” (steel type) on right. Barrels are stamped with 1968 Italian nitro proofs. Coin finished over/under action with H&H type detachable sidelocks features non-automatic safety, double Kersten bolt, raised arrowhead tumbler end cocking indicators, and double triggers (front articulated). Action is engraved with near full coverage large flowing acanthus scroll. This engraving is somewhat deeper on fences and bolsters.

Blued top lever has thumb piece pierced and relief engraved in scroll and floral motif. Blued trigger guard has serial number at grip. Well streaked and lightly figured European walnut straight grip buttstock measures 14 - 3/8” over Silver type pad, and has closely spaced point pattern checkering at grip. Three piece ejector forend has Deeley type release and silver oval at rear engraved with monogram “DR”. Gun comes with brown leather case with brass corners lined in dark green felt which contains cleaning rod, snap caps, and straps. CONDITION: Excellent, showing evidence of light field use. Blue of barrels silvered on top edges with a number of light marks and scratches. Coin finish of action is excellent. Blued trigger guard is considerably silvered at grip. Stocks have a number of light scratches and marks in their original rubbed oil finish. Checkering is lightly worn. Pad is relatively new. Bores are excellent. Action is tight. Ejectors are in time. Top barrel lock has broken main spring which should remedy easily with the work of a competent gunsmith. Case leather is excellent, with some light marks. Interior is excellent.

MGM88. 4,000 - 6,000

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2423 - (M) BROWNING SUPERPOSED 12 GAUGE MIDAS GRADE OVER/UNDER SHOTGUN Manufacturer: Browning Model: Midas Superposed Serial No. 27259S70 Barrel Length: 30” FFL Status: Modern Drop at Comb: 1- 5/16” Drop at Heel: 1 - 3/8” Length of Pull: 14 - 1/4” Weight: 7 Lbs. 15 Oz. Barrel Wall Thickness: (O) .034 (U) .035 Chamber: 2 - 3/4” Choke: (O) .038 (U) .026 Gauge: 12 Bore Internal Bore Diameter: (O) .725 (U) .722

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Very nice circa 1970 Midas Grade with 30” barrels choked full and improved modified, ventilated cross hatched game rib fitted with two white beads. Browning name and Missouri and Montreal addresses are on left side over “MADE IN BELGIUM”, with right side marked “SPECIAL STEEL” with gauge, chamber size and patent information. Rear breech end of barrels have 2” triangles of large, shaded, open, scrolled acanthus matching that on typical blued Superposed action with single inertia selective gold-plated trigger and is a non-auto safety. Action is engraved with nicely cut and shaded fine large open scroll with acanthus highlights, surrounding nicely detailed gold scenes of flying pheasants over meadow and flying ducks flushing over pond on the side walls and gold wire capturing Bottom action with gold flying quail inlay over open field in vignette. This treatment was designed by noted Browning engraver, Louis Vrancken, specially for the Midas grade. Blacked trigger guard is also engraved with scroll, and has vacant shield on bow. Beautiful smoky figured American walnut, cast off with pistol grip, fleur de lis inspired point checkering and Browning white line ventilated rubber pad. Forearm is nicely figured beavertail. CONDITION: Excellent. 98% blue remaining. Stock with chip in finish on left panel. Otherwise stock and forearm in are both in very good condition. CP 4,000 - 5,000

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2424 - (M) CASED CEESAR GUERINI “MAXUM” GRADE OVER-UNDER SHOTGUN. Manufacturer: Caesar Guerini Model: Maxum Serial No. 106089 Barrel Length: 30” FFL Status: Modern Drop at Comb: 1 - 7/16” Drop at Heel: 2 - 3/4” Length of Pull: 14 - 1/2” Weight: 8 lbs 1 oz Barrel Wall Thickness: (O) .019 (U) .018 Chamber: 2 - 3/4” Choke: Tubes Gauge: 12 Internal Bore Diameter: (BOTH) .724 Made with low profile ventilated matted rib with brass mid and white front beads. Choke tubes installed. Forearm with Schnabel tip and push button release. Coin finished action is full coverage engraved in standard Maxum grade pattern with floral scroll and acanthus leaf pattern. Gold plated single selective trigger, auto-ejectors, and non-auto safety. Full knob pistol grip buttstock checkered in two point pattern through the wrist terminates with thin black makers branded pad. Housed in makers branded Americase with snap caps. CONDITION: Extremely fine as very lightly field used. Retains nearly all original finish to both wood and metal with only minor handling marks and impressions noted. Case is excellent.

Mechanics are crisp. Bores are brilliant and shiny. JSL 3,000 - 5,000

2425 - (M) KRIEGHOFF K-80 OVER UNDER 12 GAUGE SHOTGUN WITH CASE. Manufacturer: Krieghoff Model: K-80 Serial No. 13853 Barrel Length: (A) 30” (B) 32” FFL Status: Modern Drop at Comb: 1 - 3/8” Drop at Heel: 2 - 1/4” Length of Pull: 14 - 5/8” Weight: (A) 9 lbs. 4 oz. (B) 9 lbs. 3 oz.

Barrel Wall Thickness: (A) (O) .046 (U) .040 (B) .043 Chamber: (BOTH) 2 - 3/4” Choke: (A) (O) .030 (Full) (U) .025 (Imp. Mod.)(B) Multi Gauge: 12 Gauge Internal Bore Diameter: (A) (O) .727 (U) .730 (B) .728 A sporting K-80 two barrel set, stepped ventilated ribs. Barrels with steel mid and white front bead. (A) Over/under barrel is fixed choked and has light scroll engraving near breech. (B) Second barrel is a single trap barrel designated with an adjustable high vent rib and fitted with extended choke tube. Both barrels made of “Bohler-Laufstahl” steel. Single adjustable trigger, ejectors with pinned safety. Nice walnut full pistol grip with sharp checkered and interesting double palm swell buttstock and brown ventilated rubber pad. Large trap styled forearm is checkered with Deeley release. Grey patina receiver is scroll engraved on sides and bottom and is marked “K80 SHOTGUNS of ULM WEST GERMANY” in gold. Just ahead of the top lever is a gold inlaied broken clay. All visible serial numbers match. Case is aluminum and fits both barrels with choke tube, wrenches, snap caps, gun grease, oil and cleaning cloth. CONDITION: Very good. Barrels retain approximately 85-90% original blued finish. Receiver retains approximately 95% original finish. Trigger is polished steel. Buttstock and forearm are good with only minor handling marks. Mechanics are crisp. Bores are bright and shiny. Case is in decent condition with some wear on corners and shows some signs of use. CP 3,000 - 5,000

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2426 - (M) KRIEGHOFF K-80 OVER UNDER 12 GAUGE SHOTGUN WITH CASE AND ACCESSORIES Manufacturer: Krieghoff Model: K-80 Serial No. 80723 Barrel Length: 32” FFL Status: Modern Drop at Comb: 1 - 5/8” Drop at Heel: 2” Length of Pull: 14 - 1/2” Weight: 9 Lbs. Barrel Wall Thickness: (O) .043 (U) .045 Chamber: 2 - 3/4” Choke: Multi Gauge: 12 Gauge Internal Bore Diameter: (BOTH) .730 Manufactured in 2008. Fitted with split collar banded barrels a stepped vent rib, steel mid bead, white front sight bead and multi choked. The brushed grey patina finished frame features acanthus style engraving with standard model and maker markings on its bottom. The action is fitted with a single selective mechanical trigger and tang mounted pinned thumb safety. Barrels are mounted on a multi-point checkered forearm with Deeley release and double palm swell pistol gripped stock with a Monte Carlo style adjustable comb and black vent rubber recoil pad. Case is a Krieghoff by Americase with cleaning accessories, chokes, extra parts and paperwork. CONDITION: Excellent with 99% of original finish.

Displaying slight, light handling marks. The wood is also excellent with sharp checkering and light handling marks. Case in very good condition.

Mechanically excellent. CP 3,000 - 5,000 2427 - (M) RIZZINI OVER/UNDER 12 GAUGE SHOTGUN. Manufacturer: Rizzini Model: O/U Serial No. 14864 Barrel Length: 29 - 1/2” FFL Status: Modern Drop at Comb: 1 - 1/2” Drop at Heel: 2” Length of Pull: 14 - 3/8” Weight: 8 LBS. 6 Oz. Barrel Wall Thickness: (O) .031 (U) .028 Chamber: 2 - 3/4” Choke: Multi Gauge: 12 Bore Internal Bore Diameter: (BOTH) .727 A nice 12 gauge over and under sporting clays shotgun. Barrels are mono-bloc and measure 29 - 1/2” not including the extra pair of extended choke tubes (Light Mod. and Improved Cyl.) made by Sigarm. Wide filed ventilated rib with mid-bead and fluorescent orange front blade sight and schnable forend. Coin finished action appears to be hand-detachable with gold inlaid broken clay on both lockplates. Butt stock has a Pachmayr decelerator pad, pistol hand grip, right hand palm swell, steel pistol grip cap engraved with an eagle. Gun has a non-auto safety and a single selective inertia trigger. CONDITION: Barrels with some handling marks. Forend with some very light marks. Buttstock with some light handling marks. CP 3,000 - 5,000 2428 - (M) BROWNING SUPERPOSED 12 GAUGE OVER UNDER SHOTGUN Manufacturer: Browning Model: Superposed Serial No. 4688S2 Barrel Length: 28” FFL Status: Curio & Relic Drop at Comb: 1 - 9/16” Drop at Heel: 2 - 3/8” Length of Pull: 14 - 1/4” Weight: 7 lbs. 14 oz.

Barrel Wall Thickness: (O) .041 (U) .045 Chamber: 2 - 3/4” Choke: (O) .038 (U) .020 Gauge: 12 Gauge Internal Bore Diameter: (O) .727 (U) .726

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A nice Belgium made 12 gauge circa 1962 shotgun with 28” barrels. Barrels have cross cut matte vent rib with mid and front white bead sights. Chokes are Full and Modified. Blacked receiver with traditional floral scroll engraving, blacked furniture, “Browning” engraved at bottom and gold plated single inertia trigger. Non automatic safety. Deep honey colored stock with good checkering on the round knob grip and a “White Line” ventilated rubber pad by Pachmayr.

Integrated matching sporting forearm. Single leather case. CONDITION: Very good. Barrels have 95+% blue with some handling marks and shows a little bit of wear on rib. Bores are bright and clean. Stock and forearm are both very good with slight handling marks. Case has some handling marks. CP 2,500 - 4,500

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2429 - (M) BROWNING SUPERPOSED GRADE V OVER UNDER SHOTGUN WITH CASE. Manufacturer: Browning Model: Superposed Grade V Serial No. 21807S70 Barrel Length: 26 - 3/8” FFL Status: Modern Drop at Comb: 1 - 1/2” Drop at Heel: 2 - 1/8” Length of Pull: 14 - 5/16” Weight: 7 lbs 8 oz Barrel Wall Thickness: (O) .028 (U) .030 Chamber: 2 - 3/4” Choke: (O) .008 (U) .007 Gauge: 12 Internal Bore Diameter: (O) .727 (U) .725 Very nicely engraved 12 gauge made in 1970. This classic gun has been uniquely built with 26 - 3/8” barrels, where top barrel reads “BROWNING ARMS COMPANY ST. LOUIS Mo. & MONTREAL P. Q. MADE IN BELGIUM” SPECIAL STEEL - 12 GA. - SHELLS 2 3/4” “PATENTS No 2.203.378-2.233.861” (left and right). Rib is narrow and ventilated with white mid and front sights. Action is a brushed steel and engraved with standing three pheasants, one sitting in a field on its left side, two flying ducks, one entering water and one swimming on the right, flying quail over a field on bottom, standing rabbits in a field on trigger guard. All with full coverage supporting scroll. The fences are also nicely scroll engraved with stipple ground. Engraving by A. Marechal. Crisp gold single selective inertia trigger with “S” for safe in gold. The gun is built with a non-auto safe feature. Walnut stock with diamond checkered pistol grip and Browning brown rubber pad. Long matching nicely checkered beavertail forearm. Case is a traditional Browning luggage case with papers. CONDITION: Good. Barrels retain 90% blue and have some freckling, handling marks with surface scratches to stock and forend. Case is good. Mechanically good. CP 3,500 - 4,500

2430 - (M) BLASER F3 OVER/UNDER 12 GAUGE SHOTGUN WITH CASE Manufacturer: Blaser Model: F3 Serial No. J06506 Barrel Length: 30” FFL Status: Modern Drop at Comb: 1 - 1/2” Drop at Heel: 1 - 7/8” Length of Pull: 14 - 1/2” Weight: 7 lbs. 15 oz.

Barrel Wall Thickness: (O) .035 (U) .034 Chamber: 3” Choke: Multi Gauge: 12 Internal Bore Diameter: (BOTH) .732 Grey satin finished action marked “F3” in gold with well figured walnut stock. Barrels are matte black with a single highly visible orange front foresight bead on a matted vent rib. The barrels are chambered with extended Blaser choke tubes. The receiver’s top lever is muted black grey matching the barrel finish. Action bottom reads “Blaser”. It also features a single adjustable stainless mechanical non-selective trigger and tang mounted manual safety slide. The forearm is checkered walnut with a Schnabel tip and push button release. The pistol grip stock is also checkered walnut with a fixed comb and black solid rubber Blaser recoil pad. Case is Blaser factory hard case with chokes, pair of snap caps, wrench, and papers. CONDITION: Near new. Minimal handling marks on barrels and are 95%. The stock and forearm are excellent with minor handling marks. The case is very good, with some storage marks. Mechanically excellent. CP 2,500 - 3,500

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2431 - (M) BROWNING PIGEON GRADE SUPERPOSED SUPER LIGHT OVER UNDER SHOTGUN Weight: 6 lbs Manufacturer: Browning Barrel Wall Thickness: (O) .034 Model: Superposed (U) .035 Serial No. 711V71 Chamber: 2 - 3/4” Barrel Length: 26 - 1/2” Choke: (O) .027 (Full) (U) .014 FFL Status: Modern (Modified) Drop at Comb: 1 - 1/2” Gauge: 20 Gauge Drop at Heel: 2 - 1/4” Internal Bore Diameter: (O) .621 Length of Pull: 14 - 3/8” (U) .620 Very nice Belgium Browning 20 gauge shotgun circa 1971. Barrels have fixed chokes with a narrow ventilated cross cut top rib and round steel front foresight bead. Barrels are stamped with stars for chokes: Over - Full, Under - Modified, and measure the same. Top barrel on left reads “Browning Arms Company Morgan, Utah & Montreal P. Q. Made in Belgium”, right reads “Browning Superposed Special Steel 20 ga. Shells_2 3/4” and “Browning Patents”. Gold single selective mechanical trigger with selector incorporated into the guns top strap safety slide. Coin finished nicely engraved action, fences and hardware. Left and right side of action engraved with flying birds and supporting scrolls. Fences carved with what appears to be oak leaves on stipple ground with supporting scroll. Bottom action is engraved with flower bouquets and scrolls.

Nicely figured, checkered, high gloss stock with straight grip, long bottom strap, black Browning buttplate. Integral to the guns barrel is a finely checkered, high gloss Schnable game forend. CONDITION: Very good. Barrels Retain 95%+ of their blue with some very minor handling marks.

Action chamber with some brown surface tarnish. Stock and forend are both in great shape with some slight marks. CP 3,000 - 5,000

2432 - (C) BERETTA MODEL S2 OVER UNDER 12 BORE SHOTGUN Manufacturer: Beretta Weight: 6 lbs. - 11 oz.

Model: S2 Barrel Wall Thickness: (BOTH) Serial No. 8403 .037 Barrel Length: 26” Chamber: 2 - 3/4” FFL Status: Curio & Relic Choke: (BOTH) Cylinder Drop at Comb: 1 - 1/2” Gauge: 12 Gauge Drop at Heel: 2 - 1/4” Internal Bore Diameter: (O) .724 Length of Pull: 14 - 5/8” (U) .725 Circa 1965. The S2 was the entry level of the SO line. Believed to only be manufactured in 12 bore and typically with shorter barrels; for instance this gun has 26”. Top left barrel reads “Boehler * Antinit Steel” “P.BERETTA-GARDONE VT. MADE IN ITALY”. Barrels with ventilated cross cut narrow rib with round white mid and steel front sight(s) and ejectors. Barrels are also marked with gold number “II” on rib near breech. Chokes are currently cylinder and cylinder. Bright coin finished side lock action with cross bolt, double triggers (front hinged) and automatic safety. This S2 has Regency grade engraving with a silver dove inlaid in the blued opening top lever. Walnut stock with finely checkered straight hand grip, blacked engraved trigger guard, long bottom strap lightly engraved with serial number, factory mounted butt plate and oval for initials. Finely checkered game forend with Deeley release. CONDITION: Very good. Barrels retain 95% of blue with some minor handling marks. Barrels originally marked with stars for top barrel as improved modified and bottom barrel as improved cylinder, also marked S3. Stock with some light marks and slightly proud metal around action. Forend with repair through head and checkering. CP 2,000 - 3,000

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2433 - (C) 20 GAUGE PARKER “DHE” SHOTGUN TWO BARREL SET WITH CARRYING CASE. Manufacturer: Parker Model: SXS DHE Serial No. 180854 Barrel Length: 26”, 28” FFL Status: Curio & Relic Drop at Comb: 1 - 1/2” Drop at Heel: 2 - 1/2” Length of Pull: 14 - 1/8” Weight: (B) 6 lbs 5 oz.

Barrel Wall Thickness: (A) (L) .015 (R) .017 (B) (L) .018 (R) .019 Chamber: 2 - 3/4” Choke: (A) (L) .000 (skeet) (R) .001 (Cyl) (B) (L) .001 (R) .002 Gauge: 20 Gauge Internal Bore Diameter: (A) (L) .629 (R) .626 (B) (L) .622 (R) .623 (1918) 0 Frame. Two sets of Titanic steel barrels, one 26” and the other 28” long, both with usual Parker marked matted ribs. Barrel flats have all correct factory markings and Remington repair code “RZZ3” (December 1953). Splinters are of reinforced type and are stamped “1” and “2” on loops for individually fitted forends. Case hardened 0 frame action with automatic safety and nickel plated double triggers is engraved in typical “D” style, with pointer on left and setter on right, and group of pheasant on trigger plate. “PARKER BROS” is on riband at rear of dog scenes. Scroll engraved trigger guard has serial number on tang. Lightly crotch figured American walnut capped pistol grip buttstock measures 14 - 1/8” over skeleton steel buttplate. Grip checkering is overly fancy for a “D” grade approaching that found on a grade “B” gun.

Side panels are checkered, but not inset. Drop points are of usual “D” lozenge type. (SERIALIZATION ledger lists this gun as originally having 32” barrels and a straight grip.) Each barrel set has its own designated long beavertail ejector forend which have bosses on irons, but do not appear to have reinforcing bolts. (Who knows what happened at the factory in 1953?) Gun comes in an aluminum carrying case by Nasco, lined in black velvet. CONDITION: Excellent, as reconditioned, possibly by factory, retaining nearly all factory type finishes on all wood and metal surfaces, with only a few light subsequent handling marks, most notably a 1/4” ding on left side panel at top. Mechanically excellent. Case is good. MGM60. 7,500 - 10,000

2434 - (M) ARMI FAMARS SIDELOCK SIDE BY SIDE SHOTGUN WITH CASE. Manufacturer: Armi Famars Model: Best Sidelock Serial No. 31007 Barrel Length: 26” FFL Status: Modern Drop at Comb: 1 - 5/16” Drop at Heel: 2” Length of Pull: 14 - 7/8” Weight: 5 Lbs. 15 Oz. Barrel Wall Thickness: (L) .033 (R) .032 Chamber: 3” Choke: (L) .005 (R) .003 Gauge: 28 Bore Internal Bore Diameter: (L) .569 (R) .570

A sweet little 28 bore with 26” chopper lump barrels circa 1975. Barrels have ejectors, concave game rib with front steel bead sight. Left barrel reads “Armi Famars”. Rib has gold number “1” at breech. Bottom of barrels have Italian proof marks, weight and bore ID. Barrel flats indicate chamber size “CAM 76”, Final Proof, Importers Stamp “BSA NY MILLBROOK”, date code “AA”, proof house marks, serial number. Lump reads builders names “PRIMO MARIO REMO TONY”. Nitro proofed small sidelock framed action with disc set strikers, auto safe and articulated front trigger. Beautiful full coverage Purdey style rose and scroll engraving with “ARMI FAMARS” at bottom. Engraved by “PASOLINI - INC.” Strong grained honey colored walnut stock with English straight hand grip with fine checkering, long engraved bottom strap with rolled engraved trigger guard and checkered butt. Top lever with number “1” in gold. Splinter forend is finely checkered, inlayed with gold crest and gold “1” on Anson style release escutcheon. Gun also comes with a green canvas case. CONDITION: Very good.

Barrels retain 90 percent original blue with some wear at muzzle and light handling marks.

Stock and forend both very good with some light handling marks. Nice little quail gun. CP 10,000 - 15,000

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2435 - (M) CASED ABBIATICO & SALVINELLI SIDE BY SIDE SLE SHOTGUN Manufacturer: A&S Model: Venere Serial No. 214 Barrel Length: 26 - 3/4” FFL Status: Modern Drop at Comb: 1 - 3/8” Drop at Heel: 2” Length of Pull: 14 - 3/8” Weight: 5 lbs 6 oz Barrel Wall Thickness: (L) .022 (R) .021 Chamber: 2 - 3/4” Choke: (L) Full (R) Full Gauge: 28 Bore Internal Bore Diameter: (L) .575 (R) .570

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A fine little sidelock ejector Venere Model 28 bore rose and scroll engraved Abbiatico & Salvinelli circa mid 1970’s. Barrels are 26 -3/4” chopper lump with a game concave rib and front bead sight.

Barrels read Abbiatico & Salvinelli. Gun makers names on rear lump.

Coin finished with nicely timed ejectors, self-opening action and disc set strikers. Non-auto safe. Rose and scroll engraved by Bruno. Crisp single mechanical trigger with a cast off rolled trigger guard English straight hand grip and long bottom tang. Buttstock and semi beavertail forend with fine checkering and nice European walnut. Forend with Anson release A&S gold shield. CONDITION: Barrels retain 95% original blue with some slight handling and storage marks. Stock and forend are in good shape with a few small handling marks. Leather makers case with leather protected corners, cleaning accessories including and extra pair of strikers. CP 17,500 - 27,500

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2436 - (M) PAIR OF PIOTTI “KING 1” SIDELOCK EJECTOR DOUBLE TRIGGER GAME SHOTGUNS WITH MOTOR CASE, MADE FOR J. RIGBY & CO, LONDON. Manufacturer: (Both) F. Piotti Model: (Both) SXS SLE Serial No. (A) 8863; (B) 8864 Barrel Length: (Both) 28” FFL Status: Modern Drop at Comb: (A) 1 - 1/2”+ (B) 1 - 1/2”+ Drop at Heel: (A) 2 - 1/4” (B) 2 - 1/4” Length of Pull: (Both) 15 - 5/8” cast off about 1/2” Weight: (A) 6 lbs 10 oz. (B) 6 lbs 10 oz.

Barrel Wall Thickness: (A) (L) .033 (R) .030 (B) (L) .034 (R) .032 Chamber: 2 - 3/4” Choke: (A) (L) .028 (IMod) (R) .015 (Mod) (B) (L) .029 (Imod) (R) .017 (Mod) Gauge: (Both) 12 Bore Internal Bore Diameter: (A) (BOTH) .728 (B) (BOTH) .728 (1990) 28” chopper lump barrels with swamped game ribs are engraved “Made For J. Rigby & C London.” and “By Fratelli Piotti Gardone V.T. Italy” on tops. Rear portions of ribs, top levers, and forend tips, are gold inlaid “1” or “2” denoting a true pair. Barrel flats are stamped with 1990 Italian nitro proofs for 2 - 3/4” chambers.

Importers name and address “Pauling Mt. Club” is also stamped on flats. Coin finished sidelock actions feature automatic safeties, arrow head cocking indicators, and double triggers are marked “KING 1” on water tables. Actions are engraved with very nicely cut classic rose and scroll by Oscar Granetti whose signature is on trigger plates. Makers name is on each lockplate. Single beaded trigger guards have rose and scroll on bows, and serial numbers on tangs. Well matched nicely marbled and lightly figured European walnut straight grip buttstocks measure 15 - 5/8” over checkered wood butts. Stocks are classically styled with fluted drop points, closely spaced point pattern borderless checkering on diamond hands, and 10 carat gold ovals on toe lines engraved “J. W. S”. Matching splinter ejector forends have Anson releases. Guns are housed in brown leather two gun motor case with stitched leather corners embossed “J. W. S” on top. Case is lined in burgundy cloth and has gold and black Rigby label in lid which has Suffolk Street London address. Case contains two piece cleaning rod, Rigby bench cloth, and two keys. CONDITION: Excellent, with evidence of a fair amount of field use. Barrels have over 95% original blue with some light handling marks. Coin finish of actions perhaps brightened a bit. Stocks have light oil refinish, checkering on butts has some denting and wear. Bores are excellent. Actions are tight. Mechanically very fine. Ejectors are very slightly out of time. Case leather shows a few minor marks and some soiling. Interior is excellent. MGM55.

20,000 - 30,000

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2437 - (C) CASED PAIR OF J. PURDEY AND SONS BEST SIDE BY SIDE SHOTGUNS. Manufacturer: (Both) J. Purdey and Sons Model: (Both) Best Serial No. (A) 24547; (B) 24548 Barrel Length: (Both) 28” FFL Status: Curio & Relic Drop at Comb: (BOTH) 1 - 5/8” Drop at Heel: (BOTH) 2 - 1/2” Length of Pull: (BOTH) 15 - 1/8” Weight: (BOTH) 6 Lbs. 2 Oz. Barrel Wall Thickness: (A) (L) .031 (R) .032 (B) (L) .030 (R) .031 Chamber: (BOTH) 2 - 1/2” Choke: (A) (L) .014 (R) .004 (B) (L) .025 (R) .005 Gauge: (Both) 12 Bore Internal Bore Diameter: (A) (BOTH) .733 (B) (BOTH) .733 A very nice pair of 12 bore lightweight ejector game guns circa 1933. Both guns have 28 inch chopper lump barrels with smooth concave game ribs. The (A) number 1 gun has a gold “1” near breech and the (B) number 2 has a “2” in gold near breech. Ribs read “J. PURDEY & SONS. AUDLEY HOUSE. SOUTH AUDLEY STREET. LONDON. MADE OF SPECIAL SUPER NICKEL STEEL”. Bottom on both sets of barrels have their individual serial numbers, loop numbers, “MADE IN ENGLAND” on ribs, stamped “CHOKE” on left barrel bottom and “J.W” is also stamped on bottom of the barrels. Both sets of barrel flats are stamped with the appropriate London proof marks, nitro proof, chamber size 2 - 1/2”, gauge 12 over C in diamond and 1 - 1/8 for proof load. The Patent Beesley stocked to the fences, actions with case colors, disc set strikers, bladed tumbler cocking indicators, auto safety (SAFE in gold), double triggers, top levers with Purdey assisted opening. Actions and hardware are engraved with full coverage fine Purdey rose and scroll all action bottoms engraved “J. PURDEY & SONS”. Bottoms of actions are engraved “J. PURDEY & SONS LONDON”. The blacked top levers are numbered “1” and “2” in gold and trigger guards/bottom straps are also blacked and engraved with scroll. The handsome smoky reddish brown walnut stocks with 26 lines per inch English straight hand grip, drop points, gold oval, and checkered butt stocks are all well appointed. Splinter forearms with Anson release, diamond checkered grips with “1” and “2” in gold on escutcheons.

These lovely guns are cased in “THE PURDEY LIGHTWEIGHT” double motor case. Accessories within the case include Purdey nickel plated snap caps, square nickel plated oil bottle, mop, jag, brush and a two piece Purdey nylon and brass cleaning rod. CONDITION: Very good. Barrels retain 95% blue with some minor handling marks and some slight wear under the forearms. Actions are very good, tight and ejectors are timed.

55% case colors remain on action. Stocks are in very good condition with a hand rubbed oil finish and some light handling marks. Forearms are very good with some handling marks. Case is also very good with some scratches and handling marks on its exterior. The interior of the case is excellent. Nice brace of guns. CP 40,000 - 50,000 576

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2438 - (M) 20 GAUGE AND 28 GAUGE BRACE OF RIZZINI “R1” SIDELOCK EJECTOR SINGLE TRIGGER GAME SHOTGUNS WITH VERY FINE ROCOCO SCROLL BY GIORGIA CONTESSA, AND CASE. Manufacturer: (Both) Filli Rizzini Model: (Both) SXS R1 Serial No. (A) 2054; (B) 2055 Barrel Length: (Both) 28” FFL Status: Modern Drop at Comb: (A) 1 - 1/2”- (B) 1 - 1/2”Drop at Heel: (A) 2 - 1/4” (B) 2 - 3/16”+ Length of Pull: (A) 14 - 3/4” Cast about 1/2” off. B) 14 - 5/8” Cast about 5/8” off.

Weight: (A) 6 lbs 5 oz. (B) 5 lbs 6 oz.

Barrel Wall Thickness: (A) (L) .037 (R) .032 (B) (L) .032 (R) .035 Chamber: (A) 3” (B) 2 - 3/4” Choke: (A) L .014 (Mod) (R) .011 (Imp Cyl) (B) (L) .021 (Mod) (R) .011 (IC) Gauge: (A) 20 Bore (B) 28 Bore Internal Bore Diameter: (A) (L) .627 (R) .625 (B) (BOTH) .553 (1992) This closely matched brace of guns in different gauges have 28” chopper lump barrels engraved “ARMI F.lle RIZZINI MAGNO V.T.” on narrow game ribs. Barrel flats are stamped with 1992 Italian nitro proofs for 3” chambers for 20 gauge, and 2 - 3/4” for 28 gauge.

Coin finished R1 sidelock actions feature automatic safeties (S inlaid in gold), and single non-selective triggers. Actions and lockplates are engraved with an intricate array of open shaded scrolls interspersed with floral spikes and individual blossoms in a virtual carpet covering all metal surfaces. Execution of this work is of the highest order, and engravers signature, “G. Contessa”, the well respected Giorgia, is on trigger plate. These scroll elements extend to trigger guard bow which is also gold inlaid “M C” (?) in script. Closely matched (28 bore gun wood is a bit darker, and more intricately marbled) well marbled and lightly figured European walnut straight grip buttstocks measure 14 - 3/4” for 20 gauge and 14 - 5/8” for the 28 gauge over checkered wood butts. Well cut point pattern checkering with mullered borders is at grips. Matching semi-beavertail ejector forends have Anson releases. Guns are housed in brown leather motor case with stitched leather corners which is lined in olive green felt. CONDITION: Excellent, with evidence of limited field use. The 28 bore gun shows more use. Both guns have faint firing halos on breech faces, and a scattering of handling and assembly marks on wood and metal surfaces, most notably light scratches on right side of butt of 20 gauge gun, and 10 to 15 deeper pings mostly on left side of butt of 28 gauge gun. Both are mechanically excellent, with strong ejectors, and triggers appear to work well. Bores are also excellent, but a bit dirty.

Case leather shows some scuffs and marks. Straps and handle are good. Interior is very fine. Fratelli Rizzini make some of the most highly regarded guns in the world today, and prices start at over 90,000 euros with an extra 6500 for a 28 gauge. Engraving is individually quoted. MGM50. 55,000 - 75,000

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2439 - (C) SUPERB LONG BARRELED HEAVY PROOF “GOLDEN AGE” BOSS 20 BORE SIDELOCK EJECTOR DOUBLE TRIGGER GAME SHOTGUN WITH CASE. Manufacturer: Boss Model: SxS Serial No. 7767 Barrel Length: 30” FFL Status: Curio & Relic Drop at Comb: 1 - 1/2” Drop at Heel: 2 - 3/8” Length of Pull: 15 - 1/8” Neutral cast.

Weight: 6 lbs 0 oz.

Barrel Wall Thickness: (L) .030 (R) .031 Chamber: 2 - 3/4” Choke: (L) .019 (Mod.) (R) .011 (Lt. Mod) Gauge: 20 Bore Internal Bore Diameter: (BOTH) .615 (1930) 30” chopper lump barrels are engraved “Boss & Co. 13, Dover Street, Piccadilly, London. W” and “Made in England” on narrow, slightly swamped game rib. Barrel flats are stamped with London nitro proofs for 1 oz shot and 2 - 3/4” chambers. Bottoms of barrels are stamped with serial numbers and Whitworth sheaf of wheat trademarks. Small sized case hardened sidelock action features automatic safety, bushed strikers, gold line tumbler end cocking indicators, and double triggers. Action is engraved in Boss house style rose and scroll with 16 rose bouquets, the trademark of Jack Sumner, noted engraver of London’s best. This small scroll is very nicely cut and shaded and the bouquets are well detailed. “Boss & Co” is on each lockplate. Single beaded trigger guard with more scroll on bow has serial number in semi-relief on tang which extends to horn grip cap.

Pistol grip buttstock of finely marbled and stump figured European walnut measures 15 - 1/8” over checkered wood butt. Stock features typical drop points, point pattern checkering at grip, and a silver oval on toe line engraved “D. W. D”. Matching splinter Boss ejector forend has Anson release. The Boss ejector system is characterized by its lifting of unfired shells about 1/2” out of chambers. Gun is housed in leather VC case with stitched leather corners embossed “D. W. D.” on top.

Interior is lined in burgundy cloth. It has small Boss paper label in lid with Dover Street address lined out and Albemarle Street stamped in.

An instruction label for ejectors is also in lid. Case contains two piece brass and walnut cleaning rod, a square oil bottle marked Boss & Co, and a leather wallet inscribed with this guns serial number for spare strikers (missing). CONDITION: Fine, as partially refinished. Barrels retain nearly all of a “best” re-black with a few scattered light marks, engraving picked up. Action retains 20 - 30% case hardening color where protected. Lockplates retain perhaps as much as 50%, balance faded to brownish gray, somewhat obscured by lacquer. Top lever retains about 30% original blue. Trigger guard is almost all browning gray. Stocks retain nearly all of a well done oil refinish, with very little sanding, edges remain sharp, checkering cleaned up. Bores are excellent. Action has a hint of looseness. Barrels are almost down on flats. Ejectors are strong but slightly out of time. Case leather is still light in color, with a few bumps and scratches. Handle is good. Interior cloth is very good, soiled and with a rub through. Boss label is soiled and foxed. Accessories are good. A great handling, wonderful, rare little gun. This gun was made as a brace with gun “7768” also in this auction. MGM44. 40,000 - 60,000

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2440 - (C) “GOLDEN AGE” 20 BORE BOSS SIDELOCK EJECTOR DOUBLE TRIGGER GAME SHOTGUN WITH CASE. Manufacturer: Boss Model: SxS Serial No. 7768 Barrel Length: 26” FFL Status: Curio & Relic Drop at Comb: 1 - 1/2” Drop at Heel: 2 - 7/16” Length of Pull: 15 - 1/8” Neutral cast Weight: 5 lbs 9 oz Barrel Wall Thickness: (L) .027 (R) .029 Chamber: 2 - 1/2” Choke: (L) .018 - Mod (R) .004 - IC Gauge: 20 Internal Bore Diameter: (L) .616 (R) .615 (1930) 26” Chopper lump barrels are engraved “Boss & Co. 13, Dover Street, Piccadilly, London. W” and “Made in England” on narrow, slightly swamped game rib. Barrel flats are stamped with London nitro proofs for 7/8 oz shot and 2 - 1/2” chambers. Bottoms of barrels are stamped with serial numbers and Whitworth sheaf of wheat trademarks. Small sized case hardened sidelock assisted opening action features automatic safety, bushed strikers, gold line tumbler end cocking indicators and double triggers. Action is engraved in Boss house style rose and scroll with 16 rose bouquets, the trademark of Jack Sumner, noted engraver of London’s best. This small scroll is very nicely cut and shaded and the bouquets are well detailed. “Boss & Co” is on each lockplate. Single beaded trigger guard with more scroll on bow has serial number in semi-relief on tang which extends to horn grip cap. Replacement buttstock of lightly fiddle figured American walnut measures 15 - 1/8” over checkered wood butt. Stock features typical drop points, point pattern checkering at grip, and a gold oval on toe line engraved “D. W. D”. Splinter Boss ejector forend has Anson release. The Boss ejector system is characterized by its lifting of unfired shells about 1/2” out of chambers. Gun is housed in leather VC case with stitched leather corners embossed “D. W. D.” on top.

Interior is lined in burgundy cloth. It has small Boss paper label in lid with Dover Street address lined out and Albemarle Street stamped in.

An instruction label for ejectors is also in lid. Case contains two piece brass and ebony cleaning rod, and a square oil bottle. CONDITION: Fine, as partially refurbished. Barrels retain nearly all of a “best” re-black with a few scattered light marks, engraving picked up. Action retains 20-30% case hardening color where protected. Lockplates retain perhaps as much as 50%, balance faded to brownish-grey. Top lever and trigger guard reblued, and retain most of that blue. Newer buttstock is fairly well made and incorporates most specifications noted on factory ledger page (copy included) except for drop at heel which was originally 2 - 1/8”. Forend wood is refinished to match, checkering re-cut. Bores are excellent. Action is tight. Barrels are on face. Ejectors are strong but slightly out of time. Case leather is still light in color, with a few bumps and scratches. Handle is partially detached. Interior cloth is very good, soiled and with a rub through. Boss label is soiled and foxed. Accessories are good. This gun was shipped to Abercrombie & Fitch in New York in 1930 with gun “7767” also in this auction.

35,000 - 45,000

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2441 - (M) FINE MATCHED PAIR OF CLASSICALLY STYLED HOLLAND & HOLLAND ROYAL EJECTOR SINGLE TRIGGER SELF OPENING GAME SHOTGUNS. Manufacturer: (BOTH) Holland & Holland Model: (BOTH) Royal SxS Serial No. (A) 40565 (B) 40566 Barrel Length: (A) 28” (B) 28” FFL Status: Modern Drop at Comb: (A) 1 - 1/2” (B) 1 - 1/2” Drop at Heel: (A) 2 - 1/4” (B) 2 - 1/8” Length of Pull: (BOTH) 15 - 3/8” Weight: (A) 6 lbs. 7 oz. (B) 6 lbs. 9 oz.

Barrel Wall Thickness: (A) (BOTH) .035 (B) (L) .028” (R) .034” Chamber: 2 - 3/4” Choke: (A) (L) .020 (Mod) R .010 (Lt. Mod) Gauge: (BOTH) 12 Gauge Internal Bore Diameter: (A) (BOTH)

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(1981) 28” chopper lump barrels with swamped game ribs, are engraved with Hollands 13 Bruton Street address on top. The “Royal” is on ribs. Guns are built and marked as a pair with “1” or “2” inlaid in gold on rear portions of ribs, top levers, and forend tips.

Barrel flats are stamped with London 1981 nitro proofs for 2 - 3/4” chambers. Bottoms of barrels are stamped with serial numbers and are fitted with H&H self opening assist springs. Case hardened “Royal” sidelock actions feature automatic safeties (SAFE inlaid in gold), gold band tumbler end cocking indicators, and H&H hand detachable locks.

Actions are also fitted with single triggers, which bypass firing right barrel by pushing forward on trigger blades. Actions are engraved in classic Holland & Holland large shaded scroll with company name in arched devices on each lockplate. Bottoms of actions are engraved with “The “Royal” Model”. Blued single beaded small bow trigger guards have serial numbers in gold on tangs. Well matched dark marbled and nicely figured European walnut straight grip buttstocks measure 15 - 3/8” over checkered wood butts, and feature drop points, gold ovals on toe lines engraved “H. R. A.” and usual point pattern checkering on diamond hands. Matching splinter ejector forends have Anson releases. CONDITION: Excellent, showing moderate field use. Barrels retain approximately 90% original blue with a number of light marks and scratches, silvered on breech ends, sharp edges, and muzzles. Actions retain approximately 85% original case hardening color, pleasantly silvered on beads and fences from normal hand wear.

Stocks have numerous marks, bumps, and scratches in their original finish, checkering lightly worn. Bores are excellent. Actions are tight. Barrels are on face. Ejectors are slightly out of time on both guns. Triggers appear to work well. Guns are accompanied by a brown vinyl carrying case. MGM 1. 30,000 - 50,000

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2442 - (C) RARE AND DESIRABLE .410 J. PURDEY & SONS SIDELOCK EJECTOR, SINGLE TRIGGER GAME SHOTGUN WITH BEAVERTAIL FOREND AND VENTILATED RIB IN ORIGINAL CASE WITH ACCESSORIES. Manufacturer: J. Purdey & Sons Model: SxS Serial No. 26203 Barrel Length: 28” FFL Status: Curio & Relic Drop at Comb: 1 - 5/16”+ Drop at Heel: 1 - 15/16”Length of Pull: 15” cast about 5/8” off Weight: 5 lbs 14 oz.

Barrel Wall Thickness: (BOTH) .040 Chamber: 3” Choke: Mod and full Gauge: .410 Bore Internal Bore Diameter: (At muzzles) (R) .389 (L) .382

(1950) Very few of these delightful little guns have been made. Purdey records indicate that six were made before World War II, and 18 after the War, until 1982. Most had 26” barrels. This gun has 28” chopper lump barrels with unusual slightly raised ventilated rib with ivory beads. Tops of barrels are engraved “J. Purdey & Sons.” and “Audley House South Audley Street. London. England.” Barrel flats are stamped with London nitro proofs for 3” chambers and 9/16 oz shot. Bottoms of barrels are stamped “CHOKE”, and with serial numbers. Barrel makers initials “AH” (Alf Harvey) are on bottom of left barrel. Tube numbers “64005” and “64006” are on loop. Specially scaled down Beesley patent self opening sidelock action (.862 between firing pins, 1.8” overall height, and 1.57” wide) features non-automatic safety, bushed strikers, raised rib tumbler end cocking indicators, and single non-selective trigger. Action is engraved with nicely cut Purdey house style rose and scroll, as originated in the 1890’s by James Lucas. “J. Purdey & Sons” is on each lockplate as well as on bottom of action over “London”. Small bow trigger guard has serial number on tang, which extends to hard rubber grip cap. Attractive, very finely marbled and nicely flame figured European walnut capped pistol grip buttstock measures 15” over checkered wood butt. Classic drop points are behind locks, and closely spaced point pattern checkering wraps over top of grip. Matching beavertail ejector forend with Anson release has actioners initials “MT” (Maurice Timbers) on iron. Gun is housed in its original brown leather motor case with brown canvas leather trimmed outer cover, both embossed “P. D. H.” Interior is lined in burgundy cloth, and has gold embossed black leather Purdey label in lid, along with paper charge label with specifications for this gun. Accessories include a two piece cleaning rod and a pair of snap caps.

CONDITION: Excellent, original, as found. Barrels retain over 90% original blue fading overall, with some light marks, mostly from contact with forend. Action retains 60-70% original case hardening color fading on bottom, silvered on beads and high edges. Lockplates retain over 90% of their color. These percentages are somewhat difficult to determine due to darkened protective lacquer. Trigger guard shows discoloration at grip from normal hand wear. Blue possibly renewed many years ago. There are a few light marks and scratches in original finish of stocks with some noticeable deeper marks on left side of butt. Checkering lightly worn.

Bores are excellent, but show a bit of leading. Action is tight. Barrels are on face. Ejectors are in time. Trigger appears to work well. Case leather is excellent with a few very light marks as protected by its outer cover, which shows fading, a few scuffs, and some minor tears at top portion at left. Interior cloth is very fine with some rubs and marks. Purdey label is excellent. Charge label is somewhat soiled and foxed. Just a wonderful little gun! MGM6. 30,000 - 40,000

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2443 - (C) JAMES PURDEY AND SON SIDE BY SIDE SHOTGUN WITH CASE. Manufacturer: J. Purdey and Son Model: Side by Side Serial No. 24243 Barrel Length: 28” FFL Status: Curio & Relic Drop at Comb: 1 - 3/8” Drop at Heel: 2 - 1/4” Length of Pull: 14 - 1/2” Weight: 6 lbs 12 oz.

Barrel Wall Thickness: (L) .029 (R) .028 Chamber: 2 - 3/4” Choke: (L) .041 (R) .007 Gauge: 12 Bore Internal Bore Diameter: (BOTH) .733 A fine, made in 1930, “Golden Era” 12 bore sidelock ejector game gun with 28” chopper lump barrels which is choked improved cylinder on right and full on left. Rib is filed, tapered, and flat top with a round steel bead at muzzle. Right barrel reads “MADE OF SIR JOSEPH WHITWORTHS FLUID PRESSED STEEL.” Left barrel reads: “J. PURDEY & SONS. AUDLEY HOUSE. SOUTH AUDLEY STREET. LONDON.” Bottom of barrels read “MADE IN ENGLAND” on the short rib and have the guns serial numbers stamped on both barrels and left barrel is also stamped “CHOKE”. Barrel flats are marked with the appropriate London proof marks, nitro proof and chamber length of 2 - 3/4”. The Beesley patent self opening action features an auto safe (SAFE inlaid in gold), side clips, hidden third fastener, disc set strikers, raised rib tumbler end cocking indicators, and double triggers. Action and locks are engraved with exceptionally fine Purdey style rose and scroll with “J. PURDEY & SONS.” at base of lockplate. A traditional reddish brown walnut stock features a nicely checkered English straight grip with long bottom strap, drop points, silver initial oval which is engraved “C.H.W” and a checkered butt. Blacked engraved top lever and trigger guard. Splinter forend with matching checkering, Anson release and stamped with the initials “S.W” on the forend iron. Oak and leather Purdey makers case with nickel plated snap caps, turnscrew, disc set striker tool, jag, mop, brush and Purdey book. CONDITION: Very good. Barrels retain 90 plus percent original blue with some handling marks and wear at muzzle. Stock is good with nearly all of a hand rubbed oil finish, with some subsequent handling marks, some bruising to checkering, sharp edges somewhat rounded with stress shake behind left lock. Forend is very good. Vintage case is fare to good, but worn with exterior scuffs, small tears to leather, detached handle and interior flaws to lining. Action is tight, with good case colors (approximately 90 percent) and ejectors are timed well. CP 32,500 - 37,500

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2444 - (C) VERY RARE (28 MADE) L. C. SMITH “PREMIER” GRADE TRAP GUN WITH VENTILATED RIB, BEAVERTAIL, EJECTORS AND SINGLE TRIGGER. Manufacturer: L.C. Smith Model: Premier Grade SxS Serial No. RE86055 Barrel Length: 32” FFL Status: Curio & Relic Drop at Comb: 1 - 1/2” Drop at Heel: 2 - 3/16” Length of Pull: 14 - 1/4” cast about 1/8” on.

Weight: 8 lbs 10 oz.

Barrel Wall Thickness: (BOTH) .025 Chamber: 2 - 3/4” Choke: (L) .014 (Modified) (R) .038 (Full) Gauge: 12 Gauge Internal Bore Diameter: (L) .727 (R) .728 (1925) The “Premier” grade was the top of the standard L. C. Smith line between 1913 and 1941. It was priced $150.00 higher than its Parker competitor, the A1 - Special ($410.00 in 1913), at $562.00. This gun was shipped December 14, 1925 with all options except Monte Carlo stock. This gun has 32” barrels of Whitworth steel, which is engraved on top of right barrel and with Whitworth trademarks on bottoms. Top of left barrel is engraved “MADE TO ORDER BY THE Hunter Arms Co. Inc. FULTON N.Y.” There are 2” triangles of scroll transfixed by gold inlaid lightning bolts at breech ends, and 3/4” triangles in geometric bands at muzzles. Rear portion of matted ventilated rib is engraved “L. C. SMITH Premier GRADE” within geometric and scrolled borders. Barrel flats are stamped with Hunter proofs, and engraved with serial number and grade.

Splinter is of reinforced type. Case hardened sidelock action with usual rotary bolt features non-automatic safety and Hunter One trigger. Action is engraved with near full coverage varying sized scroll within geometric borders which surrounds rose bouquet accents. Lockplates have more scroll surrounding exceptionally well detailed full relief engraved vignettes of dogs; with a setter standing in corn stubble on left lockplate, and a pointer in open rocky terrain on right. “L. C. SMITH” is on large curved tendril of scroll on each side. Fences are nicely floral relief carved with open scroll having central acanthus highlight. Trigger plate has central portrait of a spaniel. Blued trigger guard with matching scroll on bow has serial number in a long oval on scroll engraved tang. Well streaked and lightly figured European walnut straight grip buttstock measures 14 - 1/4” over Silver type pad. Checkering at grip has intrusions of uncheckered fleur de lis bands, and is of modified point pattern, and borderless, as found on other “Premier” grades. Matching, but most likely later, long beavertail ejector forend has reinforcing brace similar to that used on Model 21 Winchesters. Interior of iron is engraved with serial number and ejector patent information within more scroll and geometric borders.

Release is of typical L. C. Smith type with J-spring and knurled button within guitar shaped escutcheon. CONDITION: Good, as refurbished.

Barrels retain nearly all of a well done rust re-blue. Lettering on tops of barrels picked up. Action and lockplates retain a considerable amount original case hardening color, very difficult to ascertain percentage because this color was never very vivid, as evidenced by what remains on water table, as well as the extensive engraving. Trigger guard retains perhaps 10% of what appears to be its original blue. Buttstock is an older, sympathetic replacement and retains nearly all of a hand rubbed oil finish. Forend is also replaced possibly at the same time, screws do not bottom out correctly in escutcheon which is set well below surface of wood.

Checkering is lightly worn. Bores are very fine with a hint of light frosting which has been polished a bit. Action is tight. Barrels are on face. Ejectors are in time. Trigger appears to work well. MGM76. 20,000 - 30,000

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2445 - (M) 20 GAUGE CSMC MODEL 21 SHOTGUN WITH PROFUSE MULTI-COLORED RELIEF AND FLUSH GOLD INLAY OF QUAIL BY CAPECE WITH CASE. Manufacturer: Connecticut Shotgun Manufacturing Co. Model: SXS Model 21 Serial No. W38559 Barrel Length: 28” FFL Status: Modern Drop at Comb: 1 - 1/2”Drop at Heel: 2 - 3/8” Length of Pull: 14 - 1/4” Neutral cast.

Weight: 7 lbs 7 oz Chamber: 2 - 3/4” Choke: IC and Mod Gauge: 20 Bore 28” barrels with raised matted ventilated rib are marked with model, manufacturer and caliber information top of left barrel. Engine turned barrel flats are stamped with serial number, gauge, and chamber information. Barrels are marked for IC and Mod chokes.

Case hardened flat side Model 21 action features automatic safety and gold plated single selective trigger. Action is engraved with near full coverage multi colored relief gold inlay of quail in appropriate backgrounds accentuated by gold inlaid acanthus scroll which runs over top of action and frames scenes on sides and bottom. Left side of action depicts Gambel’s quail in desert environment in red, yellow, orange, and white gold. Cacti in foreground and in distance are in semi relief yellow gold. Right side depicts a covey of scaled quail in silver and bronze colored gold in similar open environment but without cacti.

Bottom of action has scene of a pointer and spaniel in white gold with yellow gold ears and spots, watching a departing trio of bobwhite in open woodlands. There are heads of two other quail on sides of fences. Trigger guard portrays a trio of bobwhite flying through open work pierced background. Engravers signature, Capece, most likely Rocco, noted Belgian engraver, is on trigger plate. Full feather crotch figured American walnut straight grip buttstock measures 14 - 1/4” over blued skeleton steel buttplate with more gold accents. Checkering is of 21-B style with whorls and Fleur-de-Lis accented by inlaid gold wire borders. In addition to the checkering, there is an area of relief carved acanthus scroll at bottom rear. A vacant gold oval is on toe line. Matching braced beavertail forend with usual release continues this over-the-top checkering pattern and relief carved accents. Gun is housed in good quality tan leather case with stitched leather corners, which has leather trimmed canvas outer cover with zippered closure.

Interior is lined in burgundy cloth, and has silver embossed black leather WRA label in lid. CONDITION: Excellent, appears to be unfired since proof, with only a very few light handling and assembly marks on all wood and metal surfaces, and a little age discoloration.

Mechanically excellent. Case is excellent. MGM62. 15,000 - 25,000

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2446 - (C) RARE, ONE OF 28, .410 PARKER “GH” SHOTGUN, AS FOUND. Manufacturer: PARKER BROS Model: SXS Serial No. 222925 Barrel Length: 26” FFL Status: Curio & Relic Drop at Comb: 1 - 5/8” Drop at Heel: 2 - 3/4” Length of Pull: 14 - 3/8” Weight: 5 lbs 6 oz.

Barrel Wall Thickness: (L) .036 (R) .037 Chamber: 3” Choke: Full? and Full?

Gauge: .410 Gauge Internal Bore Diameter: At muzzles: (L) .395 (R) .395

(1927) 26” barrels with Parker’s Meriden address and “PARKER SPEC. STEEL” on narrow rib. All correct marks are on water table and lumps. 000 Frame features automatic safety and double triggers. Action is engraved in usual “G” style with 30% scroll surrounding birds in ovals on sides; ducks on left, quail on right. A pair of pheasant are in circular motif on bottom of action. “PARKER BROS” is over each bird scene on sides. Blued trigger guard with scroll on bow has serial number on tang. Relatively plain American walnut round pistol grip buttstock measures 14 - 3/8” over Parker dog’s head buttplate with spur. Typical checkering is at grip, and a silver shield is on toe line.

Matching splinter forend has usual Parker release and steel tip. CONDITION: Very fine, original, as found. This gun is absolutely fresh to market, and has not been cleaned or even wiped down. Barrels retain approximately 80% original blue with scattered rubs, marks, and some light oxidation.

Action retains 40-50% original case hardening color, rubbed and faded on sides, but quite strong in areas around bottom and around trigger plate. There are traces of blue left on trigger guard.

Stocks retain most of their original finish, worn through on sharp edges and side panels. Checkering is lightly worn. Bores appear to be very fine (dirty). Mechanically fine. Although listed in the serial number ledger as a “V” grade, this gun was obviously originally made as a “G” with all correct markings on water table. All other specifications match. MGM67. 15,000 - 25,000

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2447 - (M) 20 GAUGE FAMARS PINLESS SIDELOCK EJECTOR SINGLE TRIGGER SIDE

BY SIDE SHOTGUN WITH SUPERB BULINO ENGRAVINGS OF DIANA, GODDESS OF HUNTING BY A. GALEAZZI WITH CASE. Manufacturer: Famars Model: SXS Venere Extra Serial No. 31712 Barrel Length: 28” FFL Status: Modern Drop at Comb: 1 - 1/2” Drop at Heel: 2 - 3/16” Length of Pull: 13 - 1/2” Zero cast Weight: 6 lbs 9 oz.

Barrel Wall Thickness: (L) .027 (R) .032 Chamber: 2 - 3/4” Choke: (L) .026 (IMod) (R) .016 (Mod) Gauge: 20 Bore Internal Bore Diameter: (L) .622 (R) .621 (1975) 28” chopper lump barrels with slightly raised game rib are engraved “ARMI FAMARS” on top of left barrel. Barrel flats are stamped with 1975 Italian nitro proofs for 2 - 3/4” chambers. Coin finished action with pinless sidelocks features non-automatic safety, bushed strikers, and single non-selective trigger. Action is engraved with very nicely cut and shaded acanthus scroll surrounding a bulino scene of Diana, Goddess of the Hunt, with her crescent moon headdress, bow and quiver, and hunting dog standing in an open meadow. Fences are more deeply engraved with acanthus scroll. Lockplates are completely filled with scenes of Diana at her bath accompanied and attended by nymphs/servants. On left lock she prepares for her bath, and is removing her sandals. while her attendants see to her bow, her hound watches from a distance. On right lock she is dressing after her bath while her attendants bathe. Background details are finely rendered and these scenes are quite lifelike. Angelo Galeazzi specialized in and is most well known for his various scenes of Diana. Galeazzi’s signature is on left lockplate, while right lock and bottom scene have initials at lower lefts. Single beaded trigger guard with matching scroll has serial number on tang. Dark, well marbled, stump figured European walnut pistol grip buttstock measures 13 - 1/2” over brown white line pad. Stock features drop points and point pattern checkering.

Matching semi-beavertail ejector forend with Anson release has gold FAMARS crest inlet on central uncheckered diamond. Gun is housed in tan leather case with stitched leather corners, lined in scarlet cloth.

FAMARS crest is printed on interior lid. Case contains proof certificate and yellow cloth bags for action and barrels. CONDITION: Excellent, showing very little use, with only a few very minor marks in metal finishes and some scuffs and scratches in wood, mostly on right side of butt. Bores are excellent. Mechanically excellent. Case is excellent with some scratches on exterior. Interior has some light rubs and soiling.

MGM29. 14,000 - 17,000

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2448 - (C) NICELY REFURBISHED WESTLEY RICHARDS HEAVY PROOF “DELUXE” HAND DETACHABLE BOXLOCK EJECTOR SINGLE TRIGGER HEAVY GAME OR PIGEON SHOTGUN WITH NEWER CASE AS WELL AS OLDER CASE WITH ORIGINAL STOCKS. Manufacturer: Westley Richards Weight: 8 lbs 5 oz.

Model: SXS Barrel Wall Thickness: (BOTH) .025 Serial No. 9174 Chamber: 2 - 3/4” Barrel Length: 30” Choke: screw chokes FFL Status: Curio & Relic Gauge: 12 Gauge Drop at Comb: 1 - 7/16” Internal Bore Diameter: (L) .736 Drop at Heel: 2 - 1/16” (R) .735 Length of Pull: 16 - 1/8” (1907) 30” dovetailed barrels with slightly raised concave matted rib are fitted with Briley thin wall chokes. They are engraved “Westley Richards & Co London.” and Importer: “Von Lendgerke Antoine. Chicago. Agents.” on tops. There are 3” triangles of nicely cut shaded scroll at breech ends of barrels. Barrel flats are stamped with Birmingham nitro proofs for 2 - 3/4” chambers. Guns actual serial numbers “09174” are stamped on bottoms of barrels. The “0” prefix is not included on serial numbers stamped on water table, or engraved on trigger guard tang. Case hardened scallop backed hand detachable lock (patent use number 1147) round bodied action features automatic safety, typical Westley Richards sliding third fastener engaging long dolls head rib extension, and Westley Richards patent “One Trigger” which has been gold plated. Action is engraved in “Deluxe” style with near full coverage well cut shaded scroll of varying size. This scroll with floral highlights is more deeply cut on fences. “Westley Richards & Co” is on scroll terminated band on each side of action. Removable blued floorplate exposes engine turned detachable locks marked for left and right. Trigger guard with scroll on bow has serial number on tang. Newly made Prince of Wales grip extra long buttstock of nicely veined and light figured European walnut measures 16 - 1/8” over checkered wood butt fitted with original engraved steel heel and toe plates. Grip with borderless point pattern checkering is fitted with skeleton steel cap. A vacant gold oval is on toe line. Matching short semi beavertail Deeley ejector forend has Anson release. Gun is housed in near new high quality oak and leather case with brass corners and outer zippered canvas cover with leather trim. Paper Westley Richards label is in lid and case is lined in burgundy cloth. Partitions are wood topped. Case contains a pair of William Powell marked brass and wood snap caps, square oil bottle, cleaning rod with brush and mop, and three thin wall choke tubes (2 in gun) with wrench. Also included is a Brady type leather VC case with stitched leather corners lined in burgundy cloth. A reproduction label is in lid. Case contains straps and original buttstock and forend. It appears that the original length of pull was approximately 14” over checkered butt with heel and toe plates. Checkering is of fancy type with fleur de lis intrusions at knob grip. CONDITION: Very fine, as refurbished. Barrels retain nearly all of a good quality re-black. Matting of rib and engraving is very slightly softened. Action retains most of an older re-color, engraving still clear. Top lever, floorplate, and trigger guard are re-blued, and show a hint of silver on sharp edges. Newly made stocks have only a few slight handling marks in their original finish. Bores are very fine, with one or two light pings. There is evidence of dent removal at bottom of left barrel 12” back from muzzle. Action is tight. Barrels are on face. Ejectors are strong sand in time. Trigger appears to work well. Newer case is near new. Older case is very fine with a few marks in leather. Interior cloth has some rubs. Original stocks, nicely refinished, checkering re-cut. (An invoice in new case from John F. Rowe, Gunmaker, details this work.) Also in case is an invoice for installation of Briley chokes, and a Westley Richards factory letter with copy of ledger page for gun number 9174 a 14 gauge, with a date of July 8, 1859. (Obviously not this gun) MGM53. 10,000 - 12,500

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2449 - (C) STRANGE PARKER “GHE” SHOTGUN WITH WHAT APPEARS TO BE ORIGINAL EXTRA ENGRAVING OF FLOWERS, LEAVES, AND TENDRILS. Manufacturer: Parker Model: SxS GHE Serial No. 177207 Weight: 6 lbs 12 oz.

Barrel Length: 28” Barrel Wall Thickness: (BOTH) .028 FFL Status: Curio & Relic Chamber: 2 - 3/4” Drop at Comb: 1 - 9/16” + Choke: (L) .014 (Modified) (R) .005 (Imp. Cyl.) Drop at Heel: 2 - 11/16” Gauge: 12 Gauge Length of Pull: 14 - 3/16” Internal Bore Diameter: (L) .730 (R) .731 (1917) What at first glance appears to be a standard “GHE” with 28” barrels, non-automatic safety, double triggers, and capped pistol grip stock; a closer look reveals augmentation of standard engraving pattern with an additional 50 - 60% coverage of a floral motif with leaves and tendrils filling most areas not taken up by standard engraving. This gun, in “as found” condition appears to have a high percentage of original finish, and this extra engraving is under the finish on action. This floral treatment extends onto the barrels with 2 - 1/2” triangles at breech ends and added sprays at tops and bottoms of muzzles. It also appears on top lever, top tang of action, and on trigger guard. To add to the mystery a Remington repair code of March 1949 is on barrel flats. Stock finish appears original, but is possibly redone a while ago as checkering is a bit worn. A Parker letter might shed some light, although this serial number is not listed in ledger. Otherwise, the standard “G” engraving consists of pairs of birds on sides, as well as pheasant on trigger plate. Buttstock is of nicely figured American walnut and measures 14 - 3 /16” over Parker dogs head buttplate with spur. Silver shield on bottom is engraved “H W S”. Matching splinter ejector forend has typical release and patent date on iron. CONDITION: As stated above, barrels appear to have most of an old re-black. Action has 70-80% color, and stocks have most of their finish. Bores are fine, frosted, and also dirty. Action is tight. Ejectors are in time. MGM68. 6,000 - 10,000

2450 - (M) PIOTTI SIDELOCK EJECTOR SINGLE TRIGGER GAME SHOTGUN WITH SPECIAL ORDER CASE HARDENED ACTION. Manufacturer: Piotti Model: Sidelock SXS Weight: 7 lbs 5 oz.

Serial No. 6023 Barrel Wall Thickness: (L) .028 (R) .030 Barrel Length: 29” Chamber: 2 - 1/2” FFL Status: Modern Choke: (L) .042 (Full) (R) .022 (Mod) Drop at Comb: 1 - 7/16” Gauge: 12 Gauge Drop at Heel: 1 - 15/16” Internal Bore Diameter: (L) .729 (R) .728 Length of Pull: 15 - 1/8” slightly cast off.

(1973) By the quality of this gun it appears to be a “King Number 1” with its H&H style action, but has 29” dovetailed barrels fitted with slightly raised matted rib, which are engraved “Acciato Breda” and “Flli Piotti Gardone V T” on tops. Barrel flats are stamped with 1973 Italian nitro proofs for 2 - 3/4” chambers. Case hardened sidelock action features non-automatic safety, bushed strikers, raised rib tumbler end cocking indicators, and single non-selective trigger. Action is nicely filed, and has small scroll border engraving with accents with a few small splashes of scroll. Nicely streaked and lightly figured dense European walnut straight grip buttstock measures 15 - 1/8” over checkered wood butt. Point pattern checkering is on semi diamond hand. Matching splinter ejector forend has Anson release. Central diamond has inlaid gold crest, engraved “P. S.” CONDITION: Excellent, with evidence of moderate use, still retaining nearly all factory finishes. Action shows a hint of silvering on beads.

Bores are excellent. Ejectors are very slightly out of time. Mechanical trigger appears to work well. An attractive plainly finished, but high quality gun. MGM81. 6,000 - 10,000

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2451 - (M) WINCHESTER MODEL 21 SKEET SIDE BY SIDE SHOTGUN. Manufacturer: Winchester Model: 21 Skeet Serial No. 13455 Barrel Length: 25 - 1/2” FFL Status: Curio & Relic Drop at Comb: 1 - 1/2” Drop at Heel: 2” Length of Pull: 14” Weight: 6lbs 7oz Barrel Wall Thickness: (L) .027 (R) .027 Chamber: 2 - 3/4” Choke: (L) .003 (R) .003 Gauge: 20 Bore Internal Bore Diameter: (L) .613 (R) .613 A very early and clean Model 21. Built circa 1940, with blued barrels and semi concave, checkered wide rib with mid bead and round red front bead foresight. Left barrel is marked “WINCHESTER - 20 GAUGE 2 3/4 CHAM.”. Underside of left barrels is marked “WINCHESTER PROOF STEEL WS-2”. Underside of right barrel is marked “WINCHESTER PROOF STEEL WS-1”. Barrel flats are marked with serial number and Winchester proof marks. Action bottom is marked “SKEET”. The gun is well equipped with a beavertail forend and with nice checkering. Stock has a straight hand grip with fine checkering and a checkered butt. The actions water table reads “Made in U.S.A. Model 21 Winchester Repeating Arms Co New Haven, Conn.”, stamped with the Winchester proof and USA patents. A single selective mechanical trigger with nicely timed ejectors and non-auto safety. CONDITION: Very good. 85% plus blue with some handling marks. Refinished. Stock has some handling marks, pressure marks and dings. Bottom tang is intact but slightly bulged. Forend is in nice condition with some slight handling marks. Mechanically sound. CP 5,000 - 8,000

2452 - (M) AYA NUMBER 2 SIDE BY SIDE SHOTGUN. Manufacturer: AYA Model: No. 2 Serial No. 541398 Barrel Length: 27” FFL Status: Modern Drop at Comb: 1 - 1/2” Drop at Heel: 2 - 3/8” Length of Pull: 14 - 3/8” Weight: 5 Lbs. 9 Oz. Barrel Wall Thickness: (L) .034 (R) .027 Chamber: 3” Choke: Full and Full Gauge: .410 Gauge A fine little .410 circa 1979 with 27” chopper lump barrels has bright excellent bores with a smooth concave game rib, steel front bead and is choked Full and Full. This nice little double features Holland and Holland styled locks, disc set strikers, automatic ejectors, cocking indicator, single mechanical trigger, automatic safe. The action features full coverage fine scroll engraving with maker’s name appearing in bar on each side. Walnut stock with semi smooth checkered straight hand grip and long bottom strap. Beavertail forend with Deeley style release. Barrel and forend marked “1” in Gold. Gun also benefits from a leather makers case. CONDITION: Very good. Barrels retaining 98 percent original blue finish overall. The action shows 98 percent strong original color case hardened finish and is slightly proud metal around the edges. The checkered straight grip buttstock and semi-beavertail forend are of nicely figured European walnut and have some very light handling marks. CP 4,500 - 5,500

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2453 - (A) CASED JOSEPH LANG SIDELEVER BAR-IN-WOOD HAMMER SIDE BY SIDE SHOTGUN. Manufacturer: Joseph Lang Model: Sidelever Hammer Serial No. 6920 Barrel Length: 30” FFL Status: Antique Drop at Comb: 1 - 1/2” Drop at Heel: 2” Length of Pull: 15” Weight: 7 lbs 4 oz Barrel Wall Thickness: (L) .036 (R) .040 Chamber: 2 - 3/4” Choke: (L) .028 (R) .019 Gauge: 12 Bore Internal Bore Diameter: (L) .724 (R) .724 A well appointed Joseph Lang Bar-in-Wood sidelever 12 bore side by side hammergun circa 1885 with 30” lightly used 2-3/4” sleeved barrels.

Barrels have been re-proofed in Birmingham (approximately 2002) and are fitted with a fine filed rib and splinter snap forend. Blacked lightly engraved sidelever hammer action with dolls head third fastener, slightly proud metal, articulated front trigger, engraved blacked long trigger guard. Buttstock with nice configuration and leather recoil pad. CONDITION: Sleeved barrels, slightly proud metal and scattered light handling marks. Action grey patina. CP 3,500 - 5,500 2454 - (M) AYA NUMBER 4 SIDE BY SIDE SHOTGUN. Manufacturer: Aya Model: Number 4 Serial No. 533550 Barrel Length: 27” FFL Status: Modern Drop at Comb: 1 - 1/2” Drop at Heel: 2 - 1/16” Length of Pull: 13 - 7/8” Weight: 5 Lbs. 7 Oz. Barrel Wall Thickness: (L) .040 (R) .032 Chamber: 3” Choke: Multi Gauge: .410 Internal Bore Diameter: (L) .413 (R) .413 A sweet little .410 Luxe Magnum with bright 27” chopper lump barrels, smooth concave game rib, steel front bead, automatic ejectors and is fitted with choke tubes. The scalloped boxlock gun features disc strikers, case colored finished action with and full coverage foliate scroll engraving. The gun is in a lovely configuration, cast off with straight hand grip buttstock with long bottom strap, engraved gold oval, beavertail forend, double triggers and automatic safety, “S” in gold. CONDITION: Very good. Barrels retaining 95 percent original blue with a couple of marks at bottom, some wear at muzzle and rub marks from forend, the action remains bright and the nicely figured walnut stock rate very good with 90 percent original finish remaining with some handling marks to stock and forend. The checkering on wrist and forend remain crisp. CP 3,500 - 5,000

2455 - (C) CASED BELGIAN GUILD SIDE BY SIDE SHOTGUN Length of Pull: 14 - 1/8” Manufacturer: Belgium Weight: 6 Lbs 10 Oz. Model: Guild SxS Barrel Wall Thickness: (L) .036 (R) .035 Serial No. 11354 Chamber: 2 - 1/2” Barrel Length: 29 - 1/2” Choke: (L) .035 (Full) (R) .012 (Imp. Cyl.) FFL Status: Curio & Relic Gauge: 12 Bore Drop at Comb: 1 - 5/8” Internal Bore Diameter: (L) .722 (R) .721 Drop at Heel: 3” A nice 12 bore Shotgun with 29 - 1/2” barrels. The barrels have extractors, concave matted rib and brass front bead. The fine scroll, dog and bird hunting scene engraved side lock action has side clips, third fastener, double triggers and is built with an auto safe slide mechanism. There is also a finely engraved stag on the action bottom. European dark and smoky walnut stock with finely checkered straight grip and game scene engraved on what appears to be a horn buttplate. The trigger guard and long bottom strap is scroll engraved with a dogs head on its bow.

Splinter forearm with Anson release. Leather leg o’ mutton case. CONDITION: Very good. 95% blue on barrels with some usage and handling marks. Stock and forend are both in good condition with a couple of scratches, semi-smooth checkering and some light handling marks. Could benefit with a bit of stock oil. Case is in good condition with some scratches. CP 3,000 - 5,000 590

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2456 - (A) CASED HOLLAND & HOLLAND SIDE LEVER SIDE BY SIDE SHOTGUN. Manufacturer: Holland & Holland Model: Side Lever Hammer gun Serial No. 4017 Barrel Length: 29 - 7/8” FFL Status: Antique Drop at Comb: 1 - 1/2” Drop at Heel: 2 - 1/8” Length of Pull: 15” Weight: 7 lbs 4 oz.

Barrel Wall Thickness: (L) .036 (R) .037 Chamber: 2 - 3/4” Choke: (L) .033 (R) .030 Gauge: 12 Bore Internal Bore Diameter: (BOTH) .722 A very rare and unique 12 bore side lever double trigger hammer gun by Holland & Holland. This gun was commissioned and built for a Major Bond on 23rd August of 1876. Peninsula back action breech loader on T. Perkes Patent. Shiny blacked extractor sleeved barrels with a game concave rib. Fine scroll engraving with “Holland & Holland” in ribbon on a vintage coin finish. Refinished English walnut stock with a straight hand grip with long tang and newer black leather covered pad. Cast off with a long length of pull. Splinter forend with a unique push button center release. Canvas take down case with cleaning tools. CONDITION: Good. Barrels have been sleeved. Wood on stock and forend with good re-cut checkering. Some handling marks and chips. Slightly proud metal over wood in some areas. Older case in good condition. CP 4,000 - 8,000 2457 - (M) CASED KEMEN SIDEPLATED SIDE BY SIDE SHOTGUN TWO BARREL SET Manufacturer: Keman Model: Sideplated SxS Serial No. 40-03-104-01 Barrel Length: (BOTH) 32” FFL Status: Modern Drop at Comb: 1 - 5/8” Drop at Heel: 2 - 7/8” Length of Pull: 14 - 1/4” Neutral Cast Weight: (A) 7 lbs. 10 Oz. (B) 7 lbs. 9 Oz. Chamber: 2 - 3/4” Choke: (A) L .025 R .017 (B) L .042 R .03021 Gauge: 12 Internal Bore Diameter: .737 (All) Ca. 2001 Sidelock 12 bore side by side shotgun by Kemen-Elgoibar. Two sets of monobloc 32” barrels with slight raised concave ribs and round brass bead foresight. Dull black finish and company name stamped on their right barrels near breech. Barrels are also numbered “1” and “2” in gold near breech and also on lumps. Action has a single selective inertia trigger, disc strikers, ejectors, Holland & Holland assisted self opening mechanism with bright coin finish Purdey style engraving and Purdey style safe. Walnut stock is well figured with pistol grip and black Isis recoil damper pad. Beavertail Anson forend. Kemen ABS Travel Case with extra trigger group, main springs, firing pins, springs for Isis pad, wrench.

CONDITION: Good. Number “1” barrel with some slight handling marks and from forearm rub. Number “2” barrels also with some marks and forearm rubs. Forend has some visible damage on its right side and handling marks including in its checkering. Nicely figured stock with several handling marks and some wear to butt pad. Case with some scratches and interior padding beginning to come unglued. CP 3,000 - 5,000

2458 - (C) L. C. SMITH SIDE BY SIDE SHOTGUN. Manufacturer: L. C. Smith Model: SXS Serial No. S56657 Barrel Length: 28” FFL Status: Curio & Relic Length of Pull: 14 - 1/4” to Original Buttplate Chamber: 3” Choke: Modified / Full Gauge: .410 Gauge

Very desirable .410 gauge Ideal Grade with 28-inch barrels choked modified/full with 3-inch chambers. Barrel marked “London steel” and “L.C. Smith-.410 GA.-Ideal-Fulton.N.Y. U.S.A.” Twin ivory bead sights. Standard Ideal Grade oak leaf style engraving on sideplates. Double triggers, extractors. beavertail forearm. Length of pull measures 14-1/4 from front trigger to original buttplate. CONDITION: Excellent overall, most original blue turning brown on barrel, fading soft case colors on frame. Bores are clean, bright and shiny. Wood is excellent with very minimal wear, checkering is sharp. Locks up tight and crisp. Lever release is to the right. Very nice and rare small-bore “Elsie”. -MKS- 5,500 - 8,000

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2459 - (C) CASED W. R. LEESON SIDE BY SIDE SHOTGUN (LEFT HAND).

Manufacturer: W. R. Leeson Model: Side by Side Serial No. 1429 Barrel Length: (A) 28” (B) 26” FFL Status: Curio & Relic Drop at Comb: 1 - 1/2” Drop at Heel: 2 - 1/2” Length of Pull: 14 - 1/4” Weight: (A) 6 lbs 15 oz (B) 6 lbs 13 oz Barrel Wall Thickness: (A) L .041”/R .047” (B) L .040”/R .040” Chamber: (A) 2 - 1/2” (B) 2 - 1/2” Choke: (A) L .005/R .017 (B) L .012/R .015 Gauge: 12 Bore Internal Bore Diameter: (A) L .731/R .730 (B) L .734/R .733 A very early made (Ca. 1904) two barrel set sidelock ejector 12 bore side by side shotgun by W.R. Leeson of London. The (A) 28” barrel has chamber lengths of 2 - 1/2” with choke dimensions of .005 and .017. The (B) 26” barrel has chamber lengths of 2 - 1/2” with choke dimensions of .012 and .015. (A) barrel rib reads “W.R. Leeson.3.Warwick Street. Regent St.London.W.”. (B) barrel rib reads “W.R.Leeson. Harewood Place,Hanover Square,London. W.”. Sidelock action, non-auto safe with set disc strikers and traces of color (approximately 25%) with a true left hand (cast on) top lever and left hand double triggers. Trigger guard has traces of black to a semi long bottom strap with serial number engraved. Stock is cast on (left hand) with a nicely re-cut semi-round knob checkered pistol grip. Buttstock fitted with a newer black rubber Kick-eez pad. Matching splinter forend with Anson release. Bovine leather case with checkered butt cut off, key for case and paperwork.

CONDITION: Good. Gun has been refurbished. Action is slight proud metal near head of locks. Stock, forend and barrels all with some handling marks. 28” and 26” barrels ever so slightly lose on face. CP 3,000 - 5,000

2460 - (C) WINCHESTER MODEL 21 DOUBLE BARREL SHOTGUN. Manufacturer: Winchester Model: 21 Serial No. 29821 Weight: 7 lbs. - 3 oz.

Barrel Length: 26” Barrel Wall Thickness: (L) .032 (R) .028 FFL Status: Curio & Relic Chamber: 2 - 3/4” Drop at Comb: 1 - 1/2” Choke: (L) .010 (IC) (R) .001 (Cyl.) Drop at Heel: 2 - 1/2” Gauge: 12 Gauge Length of Pull: 14” Internal Bore Diameter: (L) .729 (R) .729 Nice 12 gauge Model 21 Winchester built circa 1953, with blued barrels and semi concave, checkered wide rib and round steel front bead foresight. Left barrel is marked “Model 21 Winchester Trade Mark 12 GAUGE 2 3/4”. Underside of left barrels is marked “WINCHESTER PROOF STEEL MOD.”. Underside of right barrel is marked “WINCHESTER PROOF STEEL CYL”. The gun is well equipped with a beavertail forend and with nice checkering. Stock has a pistol grip with fine checkering and a black Decelerator Butt pad. The actions water table reads “Made in U.S.A. Model 21 Winchester Repeating Arms Co. New Haven, Conn.” and stamped with Winchester proof. A single selective mechanical trigger with nicely timed ejectors and automatic safety. CONDITION: Good. 80% plus. Barrels have some spotting towards breech, rub marks from forend and slight ware near and at muzzles. A bit of wear at top side of breech/fences. Left barrel has been opened to improved cylinder from its original specification of modified. Stock has some handling marks, pressure marks and dings. Forend in nice condition with some handling marks.

Mechanically sound. CP 3,000 - 5,000

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2461 - (C) GASTINNE RENETTE 12 BORE SIDE BY SIDE SHOTGUN Manufacturer: Gastinne Renette Weight: 6 Lbs. 4 Oz. Model: SXS Barrel Wall Thickness: (L) .022 (R) Serial No. 94 .031 Barrel Length: 27 - 1/2” Chamber: 2 - 1/2” FFL Status: Curio & Relic Choke: (L) .038 (R) .027 Drop at Comb: 1 - 3/8” Gauge: 12 Bore Drop at Heel: 2” Internal Bore Diameter: (L) .730 (R) Length of Pull: 14 - 3/16” .731 A rare Boxlock 12 bore by the Parisian gunmaker G. Renette. This gun has 27 - 1/2” dovetail barrels with ejectors, concave matted rib and steel front bead sight. Chokes are Full and Improved Modified. The French walnut stock has straight hand grip with a checkered butt and a long bottom strap. Boxlock action with third fastener, double triggers, nicely carved fences and is auto-safe. Splinter forend and Deeley release. Vintage leather case. CONDITION: Fair. Barrels retain 70 percent blue with handling marks, rubs and scratches. Barrels are also off face. Action with some case colors. Stock has scratches, dents, dings and paint marks.

Forend has scratches and dings. Checkering on both stock and forend is smooth. Case is worn. CP 2,500 - 4,500

2462 - (C) EXTREMELY FINE HIGH ORIGINAL CONDITION PARKER VHE GRADE 12 BORE SIDE BY SIDE SHOTGUN. Drop at Heel: 2 - 3/4” Manufacturer: Parker Length of Pull: 14 - 1/4” Model: SXS Chamber: 2 - 5/8” Serial No. 215996 Choke: (L) .037 (R) .038 Barrel Length: 30” Gauge: 12 Gauge FFL Status: Curio & Relic Internal Bore Diameter: (L) .729 (R) .731 Drop at Comb: 1 - 3/8” Made on a 1 - 1/2 frame with 30” Vulcan steel barrels this gun is in particularly exceptional original condition. The barrels have a matted concave top rib with usual barrel legend and steel front bead. The gun has splinter forend, auto ejectors, double triggers, and auto safety.

Splinter forend with diamond checkering pattern and Deeley release. Action is engraved with zig zag border pattern. Capped pistol grip buttstock is checkered in standard V Grade pattern with dog’s head buttplate. CONDITION: Excellent as very lightly used. Barrels retain about 97% original blued finish with only very light marks. Action retains nearly all of its bold original case colors, only beginning to tone on bottom.

Trigger guard with some flaking but most original blue remains. Breech end of barrels with original strike marks. Stocks are excellent and original and retain nearly all of their original finish with only very minor handling marks. Really a great reference gun for a beginning Parker collector!

JSL 2,500 - 4,500 2463 - (C) NICELY REFINISHED PARKER “DHE” 1/2 FRAME, STRAIGHT GRIP SHOTGUN WITH CASE. Length of Pull: 14” Manufacturer: Parker Weight: 7 lbs 4 oz.

Model: SXS DHE Barrel Wall Thickness: (L) .030 (R) .028 Serial No. 240307 Chamber: 2 - 3/4” Barrel Length: 28” Choke: (L) .037 (Full) (R) .034 (Full) FFL Status: Curio & Relic Gauge: 12 Gauge Drop at Comb: 1 - 7/16” Internal Bore Diameter: (BOTH) .730 Drop at Heel: 2 - 7/16” (1937) 28” barrels are marked “PARKER BROS. MAKERS. MERIDEN. CT. U.S.A. TITANIC STEEL.” on concave matted rib. Barrel flats are stamped with Parker proofs and all other correct markings. Serial number and frame size, “1/2”, are on lumps. Case hardened action, marked “PARKER BROS” on water table and engraved “Parker” on bottom is engraved in late “D” grade style with 70% scroll and single dogs on sides; setter on left, pointer on right. Trigger plate has usual nye of pheasant. Blued trigger guard with scroll on bow has serial number on tang. Fine crotch figured American walnut straight grip buttstock measures 14” over skeleton steel buttplate. Stock has usual “D” grade side panels with drop points, point pattern checkering at grip, and large silver oval on toe line engraved “J S Mc”. Matching splinter ejector forend does not have ejector patent numbers on iron. Gun comes with tan leather case with combination locks

by Pachmayr, lined in burgundy felt. Case contains a letter from Larry Baer with information on this gun and stating only about 300 12-gauge guns were made on the “miniature 1/2 frame”. This gun matches all specifications in the ledger except the stock is listed as a capped pistol grip.

CONDITION: Excellent as refinished. Barrels retain nearly all of an older re-black, engraving somewhat softened. Action retains nearly all of a re-color hardening over some light marks. Stocks retain essentially all of a well done hand rubbed oil finish over some light marks, checkering cleaned up. Bores are excellent. Action is tight. Ejectors are in time. Case is fine. An attractive and scarce Parker with great measurements and dimensions. MGM40. 3,500 - 4,500

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2464 - (C) FINE AND DAINTY A.H. FOX A GRADE 20 GAUGE DOUBLE BARREL SHOTGUN. Manufacturer: A.H. FOX Weight: 5 lbs 15 oz Model: SxS Chamber: 2 - 3/4” Serial No. 202926 Choke: (R) .011 (L) .028 Barrel Length: 28” Gauge: 20 FFL Status: Curio & Relic Internal Bore Diameter: (R) .619 (L) .619 Length of Pull: 14 - 1/4” This dandy little Fox was made with No. 3 weight Chromox barrels with Philadelphia address on tops. Top rib is matted, tapered and concanve and has a steel front bead. The splinter forend, with engraved Deeley release is checkered in point pattern on sides. Boxlock action is engraved in typical A Grade pattern with open scroll. The walnut buttstock is checkered in two point pattern through the wrist with round knob pistol grip and terminates with a lined hard rubber buttplate. Made with double triggers, extractors, and auto safety. CONDITION: Extremely fine as restored. Retains virtually all restored finish to both wood and metal with only very minor handling marks. Mechanics are fine. Bores are bright and shiny. JSL 2,500 - 4,000

2465 - (M) PAIR OF H. FAURE OF PARIS SXS BOXLOCK SHOTGUNS. Manufacturer: (BOTH) H. Faure of Paris Weight: (BOTH) 7 lbs 3 oz Model: (BOTH) Boxlock Barrel Wall Thickness: (A) L .020 R .026 (B) L Serial No. (A) 483 (B) 484 .025 R .023 Barrel Length: (BOTH) 29 - 15/16” Chamber: (A) 2 - 3/4” (B) 2 - 3/4” FFL Status: Modern Choke: (A) L .035 R .006 (B) L .033 R .021 Drop at Comb: (A) 1 - 1/2” (B) 1 - 1/2” Gauge: (BOTH) 12 Bore Drop at Heel: (A) 2” (B) 2 - 1/8” Internal Bore Diameter: (A) L .730 R .725 (B) Length of Pull: (A) 14 - 9/16” (B) 14 - 9/16” L .728 R .730 A rare pair of 30” dovetail 12 Bore side by side shotguns. This pair of boxlock guns are nicely made with side clips, third fastener, crisp double triggers, auto safe and ejectors. Hardware is blackened with scrolls and a bit of artwork on their trigger guards. Barrels have fine filed game ribs with beaded front sight. Ribs read H. Faure Le Page A Paris. Being that these guns are from Paris we would presume that both guns have European walnut stocks and forends. CONDITION: Guns still show a fair amount of their case colors with scroll engraving and carved fences.

Majority of grips have obtained smoothed finish. English straight grips and splinter forends. Gun A (483) appears to have benefited from a restock while gun B (484) appears to be the original stock as it shows a bit more wear. Gun number 483 has a slightly noticeable ring several inches from muzzle in left barrel. CP 2,500 - 3,500 2466 - (C) CASED CHARLES BOSWELL SIDE BY SIDE SHOTGUN. Manufacturer: Charles Boswell Model: SxS Serial No. 14255 Barrel Length: 30 - 1/8” FFL Status: Curio & Relic Drop at Comb: 1 - 5/16” Drop at Heel: 1 - 5/8” Length of Pull: 15 - 1/16” Weight: 7 lbs 15 oz Barrel Wall Thickness: (L) .029 (R) .028 Chamber: 2 - 3/4” Choke: (L) .017 (R) .017 Gauge: 12 Bore Internal Bore Diameter: (L) .742 (R) .742 Ca. 1901 (London Re-Proof 1978) Charles Boswell 12 Bore side by side hammer pigeon gun with dovetail 30 - 1/8” barrels, fine file cut flat top rib, front bead with signs of use and handling marks. Barrels fitted with extractors, splinter forend with Anson release. Rib reads “Boswell.Maker.

126. Strand. London. W.C.”. Action with side clips, third fastener, muted coin finish stamped “Chas Boswell”, scroll engraved hammers and locks.

Blacked double triggers, top lever and scroll engraved long trigger guard. Nice stock with strong figure, crisp checkering, black Pachmayr recoil pad. CONDITION: Barrels retain lots of color, approximately 85%, with various handling marks. Stock and forend have benefited from a refinish with some light handling, storage marks and checkering seems to have been recut. CP 2,500 - 3,500 594

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2467 - (A) SCARCE EARLY L. C. SMITH “3” GRADE EJECTOR SHOTGUN WITH FINE “CHAIN DAMASCUS” BARRELS. Manufacturer: L.C. Smith Length of Pull: 14” Neutral cast.

Model: SXS Weight: 7 lbs 1 oz.

Serial No. 1791 Barrel Wall Thickness: (L) .020 (R) .023 Barrel Length: 30” Chamber: 2 - 3/4” FFL Status: Antique Choke: (L) .036 (Full) (R) .035 (Full) Drop at Comb: 1 - 9/16” Gauge: 12 Gauge Drop at Heel: 3 - 1/16” Internal Bore Diameter: (L) .729 (R) .730 (ca 1896) 30” barrels of attractive chain Damascus, are marked “HUNTER ARMS CO FULTON N.Y.” on rear portion of slightly raised matted concave rib. Barrel flats are stamped with serial number and grade. Case hardened action features bushed firing pins and double triggers. Action is engraved with line and geometric borders, along with a few sprays of scroll. Lockplates also have sprays of scroll surrounding oval vignettes of game birds; pair of quail on left, and woodcock on right. Trigger guard with scroll on bow has serial number on tang. Nicely marbled and dense European walnut capped pistol grip buttstock measures 14” over ribbed composition buttplate. Closely spaced checkering of fancy pattern wraps over top of semi diamond grip. Matching splinter ejector forend with inset ebony tip has usual J-spring with secondary knurled button release in guitar shaped escutcheon. Just over 3000 of these shotguns were made in this gauge. CONDITION: Very good, as partially refinished.

Barrels retain most of their Damascus finish. Action retains traces of original case hardening color. Stocks refinished, retaining nearly all of that finish. Checkering nicely re-cut. Bores are very good, shiny with some scratches. Left bore has one or two fairly heavy dents, right barrel with two repaired dents. Action is tight. Ejectors are in time. Safety button removed. MGM86. 2,500 - 3,500 2468 - (M) WEBLEY AND SCOTT SIDE BY SIDE SHOTGUN WITH CASE. Manufacturer: Webley Weight: 5 lbs 8 oz & Scott Barrel Wall Thickness: (BOTH) Model: Side by Side .030 Serial No. 728097 Chamber: 2 - 3/4” Barrel Length: 25” Choke: (L) 1/4 (R) 3/4 FFL Status: Modern Gauge: 28 Bore Drop at Comb: 1 - 1/2” Internal Bore Diameter: (L) .553 Drop at Heel: 2 - 1/2” (R) .551 Length of Pull: 14 - 3/4” A very nice Webley & Scott Model 701 side by side 28 bore boxlock ejector shotgun. Built in 1971. Action, action bottom, trigger guard nicely scroll engraved. Stock and splinter forend grips are crisp as well as its case colored double triggers. Buttstock measures 14 - 3/4” with serial number on bottom tang. Dovetailed barrels, 2 - 3/4” chambers with Birmingham proofs and have a game rib which are tight on face, sound and ring like a bell. Barrels read “Webley & Scott Ltd. Birmingham. England.”. CONDITION: Remains in excellent condition with some light handling marks. Gun retains 90%+ of its case colors and finish. CP 2,500 - 3,500

2469 - (C) WINCHESTER MODEL 21 DOUBLE BARREL SHOTGUN. Length of Pull: 14” Manufacturer: Winchester Weight: 7 lbs. - 9 oz.

Model: 21 Barrel Wall Thickness: (BOTH) .033 Serial No. 18835 Chamber: 2 - 3/4” Barrel Length: 30” Choke: (L) .034 (Full) (R) .011 (Light Modified) FFL Status: Curio & Relic Gauge: 12 Gauge Drop at Comb: 1 - 5/8” Internal Bore Diameter: (BOTH) .731 Drop at Heel: 2 - 3/8” Made circa 1947. 12 gauge, with a 30 inch solid rib barrel, blued finish with walnut stock and forend. Single bead foresight on the concave matted rib. Choked full and light modified with ejectors. The left barrel is marked “WINCHESTER-12 GAUGE 2 3/4 CHAM.”. “Winchester proof steel” marked “FULL” and “MOD” (left - right) on bottom of barrels. The matching serial number is marked on the upper tang, barrel flat, forearm hardware, and forearm. Single mechanical trigger with selector, tang mounted automatic safe with “SAFE” in gold. Water table provides the U.S.A. patents, Winchester proof along with makers name, model and address. Fitted with a checkered walnut splinter forearm and pistol grip stock with a brown vented rubber recoil pad. CONDITION: Very good as refinished. 95% blue finish remains with some light handling marks, surface scratches, and a small patch of pitting on the left muzzle. The wood is very good with and benefits from the added recoil pad, handling marks on the checkering, and scattered small dings and pressure indentations. Mechanically excellent. CP 2,500 - 3,500

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2470 - (C) L.C. SMITH SIDE BY SIDE 12 GAUGE SHOTGUN. Manufacturer: L. C. Smith Model: SXS Serial No. S56446 Barrel Length: 28” FFL Status: Curio & Relic Length of Pull: 14 - 1/4” to original buttplate Gauge: 12

High condition 12 gauge, 28 inch barrel with right barrel marking “L.C. Smith -12 GA.- Ideal- Fulton, NY U.S.A.” Typical oak leaf pattern engraving, featherweight frame, single selective trigger. automatic ejectors.

Nice figure in stock, beavertail type forearm. Dual ivory bead sights. CONDITION: Excellent overall with nearly all original blue on barrel and approximately 95% bright case color on frame.-MKS- 2,000 - 4,000

2471 - (M) PARKER REPRO 28 GAUGE SIDE BY SIDE SHOTGUN. Manufacturer: Parker Weight: 5 lbs. 8 oz.

Model: Repro Barrel Wall Thickness: (BOTH) .030 Serial No. 28-03084 Chamber: 2 - 3/4” Barrel Length: 26” Choke: (L) Modified (R) Improved FFL Status: Modern Cylinder Drop at Comb: 1 - 3/8” Gauge: 28 Gauge Drop at Heel: 2 - 1/16” Internal Bore Diameter: (BOTH) .554 Length of Pull: 14 - 1/8”

A nicely case colored DHE grade 28 gauge side by side shotgun. 26 inch barrel with ejectors, solid matted concave rib, dolls head extension and brass beaded foresight. Tiger striped walnut stock and matching splinter forend. The case hardened receiver has floral scroll designs with dogs on point on the sides, one pheasant standing and two taking flight on the bottom. The engraving extends over its dolls head third fastener to its top lever, trigger guard and forearm hardware. Single selective trigger and automatic safety on tang. A nicely figured walnut forearm with multi-point checkering and a straight grip stock with tear drop flats, blank initial oval, and a nice addition of an engraved skeleton buttplate.

Makers leather takedown “VC” case with canvas and leather outer. CONDITION: Very good. 95% plus original blue finish remains on the barrels with some slight handling marks. The receiver has 90% plus original case colors with sharp engraving. The wood is excellent with sharp checkering and some very small dings. Mechanically excellent. Case is excellent with some small storage marks. CP 2,000 - 3,000

2472 - (A) PURDEY DOUBLE HAMMER SIDE BY SIDE SHOTGUN. Manufacturer: Purdey Length of Pull: 14 - 5/16” Model: Double Hammer Weight: 6 lbs 4 oz Serial No. 9022 Barrel Wall Thickness: (L) .026 (R) .025 Barrel Length: 27 - 7/8” Chamber: 2 - 3/4” FFL Status: Antique Choke: (L) .037 (R) .018 Drop at Comb: 1 - 3/4” Gauge: 12 Bore Drop at Heel: 2 - 1/4” Internal Bore Diameter: (L) .725 (R) .726 Circa 1873, 12 Bore Purdey Island Lock side by side hammergun. Barrels are Italian made (approximately 1989), lose on face 27 - 7/8” with concave game rib which reads “J. Purdey & Sons. Audley House. South Audley Street. London. England”, splinter wedge forend, front bead sight and extractors. Stock is well figured and finished with evidence of breakage at wrist to 14 - 5/16” to a checkered buttplate. Island Lock hammer action with light scroll engraving and Purdey engraved on top rear of lockplate. Double triggers with blacked and scroll engraved top lever and long trigger guard. CONDITION: Action with grey patina. As noted above breakage at wrist. Italian made barrels and lose, evidence of being refurbished. CP 2,000 - 3,000

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2473 - (A) RIGBY UNDERLEVER RISING BITE SIDE BY SIDE SHOTGUN Manufacturer: Rigby Length of Pull: 14 - 1/4” Model: Underlever Weight: 6 lbs 7 oz Serial No. 15708 Barrel Wall Thickness: (L) .031 (R) .032 Barrel Length: 28” Chamber: 2 - 3/4” FFL Status: Antique Choke: (L) .019 (R) .015 Drop at Comb: 1 - 1/2” Gauge: 12 Bore Drop at Heel: 2 - 3/8” Internal Bore Diameter: (L) .742 (R) .742 A very early (circa 1885) and nicely preserved 12 Bore Rigby Rising Bite side by side shotgun. The monoblock sleeved barrels measure 28”, game rib, and front bead sight. Rib reads “Jn. Rigby & Co. 72 St. James’s Street. London and Dublin”. Splinter forend with slightly misshaped tip and Rigby’s patent lever release. Push forward underlever sidelock action with third bite, bushed firing pins, non-ejector, slightly proud metal and auto-safe feature. Breech face reads R&B Patent No 1141. Sidelocks read J. Rigby & Co. Nicely figured buttstock with indications of use, flat top checkering and brown leather recoil pad. CONDITION: Barrels retain the majority of their color with a few freckling spots, strong bores. Chipped forend tip, freckled buttstock and proud metal around locks. CP 2,000 - 3,000 2474 - (M) BERETTA 470 SILVERHAWK SIDE BY SIDE SHOTGUN WITH CASE AND ACCESSORIES Manufacturer: Beretta Model: 470 Silverhawk Serial No. S02117A Barrel Length: 26” FFL Status: Modern Drop at Comb: 1 - 5/8” Drop at Heel: 2 - 1/2” Length of Pull: 14 - 1/2” Weight: 6lbs 5oz Barrel Wall Thickness: (L) .028 (R) .028 Chamber: 3” Choke: Multi Gauge: 20 Internal Bore Diameter: (L) .615 (R) .615 20 gauge Boxlock with polished blue barrels smooth solid concave tapered rib with single steel bead. Single inertia selective trigger, automatic safe with ejectors. Brushed chrome finished boxlock receiver with light impressed scroll engraving pattern “P Beretta” in banner on both sides.

Top lever with gold Hawks head inlay. Straight checkered grip on matted finish European walnut stock and splinter forend with Anson release.

A black composite scored buttplate with “Beretta” logo centered. Case in box with choke wrench, oil, choke tube, paperwork and gun covers.

CONDITION: Excellent. Appearing nearly new showing only a few small marks on the buttplate and stock toe area from storage and handling.

CP 2,000 - 2,500

2475 - (C) COGSWELL & HARRISON SIDE BY SIDE SHOTGUN. Manufacturer: Cogswell & Harrison Length of Pull: 14 - 3/4” Model: Avant Tout Weight: 7 lbs Serial No. 42356 Chamber: 2 - 1/2” Barrel Length: 30” Choke: (L) .015 (IC) (R) .002 (Cyl) FFL Status: Curio & Relic Gauge: 12 Bore Drop at Comb: 1 - 1/2” Internal Bore Diameter: (L) .730 (R) .729 Drop at Heel: 2” A vintage and rare circa 1909 side by side assisted opening side plated boxlock ejector game gun with 30” steel barrels. Extended cross bolted, concave top rib reads “COGSWELL & HARRSION LTD” “THE AVANT TOUT.” (The Above All.) “141 NEW BOND ST & 226 STRAND. LONDON.” Boxlock action Acanthus leaf engraved sideplates also engraved “COSGSWELL & HARRISON LTD.”. Automatic safe and Double triggers. Action, lockplates, top lever, top and bottom tang are engraved with fine floral scroll at approximately 80% coverage. Serial number is on trigger guard tang. Nice English straight grip on European walnut. Stock with scored butt. Smooth flat top pattern checkering at grip and matching splinter forend. CONDITION: Good. Barrels retain approximately 60% blue with various rubs, scratches and dings. Small dent on bottom of left barrel.

Action with grey patina, slightly proud and a few buggered screw heads. Bottom action, trigger guard and tang with faded black colors. Stock refinished with old handling marks. Forend is covered with leather sheath. CP 1,800 - 2,500

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2476 - (C) GEBRUDER ADAMY SIDE BY SIDE SHOTGUN. Manufacturer: Gebruder Adamy Length of Pull: 14 - 1/4” Model: Side by Side Shotgun Weight: 6 Lbs 11 Oz. Serial No. 3063 Barrel Wall Thickness: (L) .036 (R) .039 Barrel Length: 29 - 1/2” Chamber: 2 - 3/4” FFL Status: Curio & Relic Choke: (L) .035 (R) .026 Drop at Comb: 1 - 5/8” Gauge: 16 Bore Drop at Heel: 2 - 3/4” Internal Bore Diameter: (BOTH) .671 A nice circa 1950, 16 bore 29 - 1/2” barreled scalloped boxlock with concave matted extended game rib and brass bead. Dovetail barrels have loop for sling and have ejectors. Right barrel reads “GEBR. ADAMY,” Left barrel reads “SUHL.” Good chokes at Full and Improved Modified.

Fine quality case colored full coverage scroll engraved action which is very nicely fitted with third fastener and side clips. Double triggers with non-auto safety and cross bolt. Dark honey colored walnut stock with checkered pistol grip, grip cap, loop for sling and serrated butt plate.

Splinter forearm with Deeley release. CONDITION: Excellent to extremely fine. Barrels maintain more than 95% original blue with some very light wear and handling marks. Action retains nearly all of its bold original and dark case colors which are striking. Stock and forearm with sharp checkering and some very minor handling marks. CP 1,500 - 2,500

2477 - (C) ITHACA SIDE BY SIDE SHOTGUN. Manufacturer: Ithaca Model: SXS Serial No. 369542 Barrel Length: 26” FFL Status: Curio & Relic Drop at Comb: 1 - 7/8” Drop at Heel: 3 - 1/8”

Length of Pull: 14” Weight: 5 Lbs. 9 Oz. Barrel Wall Thickness: (L) .029 (R) .026 Chamber: 2 - 3/4” Choke: (L) .014 (Modified) (R) .005 (Cylinder) Gauge: 28 Gauge Internal Bore Diameter: (L) .552 (R) .553

A handsome vintage 28 gauge with 26” barrels built circa 1920’s. Boxlock with flat top matted, extended rib with dual brass bead sights. Both sides of action are engraved with a broad floral design and read “Ithaca Gun Co./Ithaca, N.Y.”. Double triggers and top strap with lever slightly still left. Non-ejector with automatic safety. Slender cast off pistol gripped stock with cap and original Ithaca butt plate. Splinter snap forend.

CONDITION: Good. Barrels ring like bells and retain approximately 90 plus percent of their original blue. Stock and forend showing some handling marks and checkering is present but semi flat. Action with traces of color. CP 1,500 - 2,000

2478 - (C) NICELY ENGRAVED REMINGTON MODEL 32 OVER UNDER SHOTGUN - A TWO BARREL SET WITH CASE. Length of Pull: 14” Manufacturer: Remington Weight: 9 lbs 2 oz with (A) barrels Model: 32 Chamber: 2 - 3/4” Serial No. 1840 Choke: (A) (O) .004 (U) .005 (B) (O) .034 (U) .020 Barrel Length: (A) 26” (B) 28” Gauge: (A) 20 Gauge (B) 12 Gauge FFL Status: Modern Internal Bore Diameter: (A) (BOTH) .616 (B) (BOTH) .733 Made in 1935, this two barrel set Remington Model 32 has one set of barrels that has inserts to 20 gauge that measure 26” (1/4” longer with inserts at muzzle) with raised ventilated matted top rib and steel mid bead and red front bead. Barrel set (B) is a 28” set with similar top rib except it has white beads. The set has one forearm which is nicely checkered in wave pattern and fleur de lis at breech ends with deeply inset Deeley release. The action, which appears to be plated, is nicely engraved, perhaps by the Remington Custom Shop, with pointer in oval outlined game scene on left surrounded by scroll engraving. Bottom of action is nicely scroll engraved and marked “Remington / Model 32 / 1840”. The short tang trigger guard is lightly scroll engraved with open scroll at bow. The right side of the action is engraved in similar pattern as left, though has a setter in game scene. Top of action with nicely cut scroll engraving. Top tang is blued as is trigger guard. Beveled edge full knob buttstock is of Claro Walnut and checkered with fleur de lis behind action and wave pattern through grip. The butt terminates with a Monte Carlo and black ventilated “Mershon” brand white lined pad. The gun is cased in a hard plastic green case with foam liner. CONDITION: Very good. Barrels retain about 90% of their original blued finish. Custom stocks are good and retain about 90% of their custom hand rubbed finishes. The action is very good and retains about 80% of its plated finish. Top tang, top lever, and trigger guard retain about 70% of their blued finishes. Bores are a touch dirty but will clean to bright and shiny. Ejectors are out of time, otherwise mechanics are good. Case is very good with handling marks.

JSL 3,500 - 4,500 598

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2479 - (M) BERETTA SILVER PIGEON SIDE BY SIDE SHOTGUN. Manufacturer: Beretta Length of Pull: 14 - 1/4” Model: Silver Pigeon Weight: 6 Lbs 14 oz.

Serial No. A05669A Barrel Wall Thickness: (L) .035 (R) .039 Barrel Length: 28” Chamber: 2 - 3/4” FFL Status: Modern Choke: (L) .004 (R) .009 Drop at Comb: 1 - 1/2” Gauge: 12 Gauge Drop at Heel: 2 - 3/8” Internal Bore Diameter: (L) .723 (R) .721 A nice circa 1977 12 bore boxlock with 28 inch mono bloc barrels and matted game concave rib with steel front bead. Coin finished rounded frame and scroll engraved. Action bottom engraved “P. BERETTA MADE IN ITALY GARDONE V.T. WITH BERETTA LOGO” in circle. Breech face with gas ports. Blacked hardware and top lever engraved with Silver Pigeon. Single selective trigger. High gloss walnut stock with pistol grip, grip cap and black Pachmayr pad. Beavertail forend with a roller wheel Deeley styled release. CONDITION: Excellent. Barrels retain 98% original blue.

Chokes have been opened up. Stock with semi-flat checkering and very light handling marks. Forend with semi-flat checkering, left side of forend with a minor small chip and with some light handling marks. Action retains most of the original coin finish. CP 1,250 - 1,750

2480 - (C) PARKER BROTHERS GHE GRADE 12 BORE SIDE BY SIDE SHOTGUN WITH DEL GREGO PROVENANCE. Manufacturer: Parker Length of Pull: 14” Model: GHE Grade SXS Weight: 8 lbs 0 oz Serial No. 171021 Barrel Wall Thickness: (BOTH) .025 Barrel Length: 28” Chamber: 2 - 3/4” FFL Status: Curio & Relic Choke: (L) .041 (R) .018 Drop at Comb: 1 - 5/8” Gauge: 12 Bore Drop at Heel: 2 - 3/8” Internal Bore Diameter: (BOTH) .732 Made on a 1-1/2 frame with 28” Parker Special Steel barrels with matted concave rib which has white mid and front beads. Custom beavertail forend with engraved Deeley release. Case hardened action is engraved in standard ‘G’ Grade pattern for the era. Custom buttstock with capped pistol grip is checkered in three point ‘G’ Grade pattern with nickel shield near toe and terminates with a modern “Larry Del Grego & Sons” brand basket weave pad. Made with double triggers auto ejectors, and auto safety. CONDITION: Extremely fine as custom finished by Del Grego in 1978 and accompanied by supporting letters and original documentation from Del Grego regarding this gun. Retaining nearly all custom finishes to both wood and metal. Does not appear to have been fired since refurbished and has only minor handling marks. Bores are bright and shiny. Mechanics are crisp. JSL 1,250 - 1,750

2481 - (C) HIGH QUALITY JOSEPH DEFOURNEY SIDE BY SIDE SHOTGUN. Manufacturer: Joseph Defourney Length of Pull: 14 - 1/4” Model: SXS Shotgun Weight: 7 Lbs. Serial No. 11506 Barrel Wall Thickness: (BOTH) .033 Barrel Length: 29-3/4” Chamber: 2 - 3/4” FFL Status: Curio & Relic Choke: (L) .037 (R) .024 Drop at Comb: 1 - 1/2” Gauge: 12 Bore Drop at Heel: 2 - 1/2” Internal Bore Diameter: (L) .729 (R) .728 An early 12 bore with 29 - 3/4” chopper lump barrels, solid tapered matted flat top rib with steel front bead, loop for sling and ejectors.

Choked full and improved modified. Barrels marked “A.Jos DEFOURNEY - FABRICANT. HERSTAL BELGIQUE”. The case colored sidelock action has a hidden third fastener, disc strikers. The action is beautifully engraved in foliate scroll with bouquets engraved on lock plates, action bottom, and trigger guard. Double triggers with auto safety. Tang safety with “S” in gold. European walnut stock with round knob pistol grip, right hand cheekpiece, long bottom tang, loop for sling serrated butt. Splinter forearm with Anson release. CONDITION: Very good. Barrels retain more than 90% original blue with some minor spotting. Action finish is flaking, though retains perhaps more than 90% original case color with lacquer present. Stock is in very good condition with some handling marks. Forearm is good with some handling marks and semi smooth checkering. CP 1,500 - 2,500

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2482 - (C) L.C. SMITH SIDE BY SIDE SHOTGUN. Manufacturer: L.C. Smith Length of Pull: 14” to buttplate Model: SXS Barrel Wall Thickness: (BOTH) .020 Serial No. FWS38064 Chamber: 2 - 3/4” Barrel Length: 26” Choke: Full/Modified FFL Status: Curio & Relic Gauge: 16 Gauge Drop at Comb: 1 - 1/2” Internal Bore Diameter: (L) .664 (R) .665 Drop at Heel: 2 - 5/8” Ideal Grade 16 gauge with 26” barrels. Barrels marked “London Steel” and “LC Smith-16 GA-Ideal- Fulton. N.Y. U.S.A.”. Featherweight frame.

Single selective trigger. Automatic ejectors. Nicely figured stock and beavertail forearm. Standard Ideal Grade oak leaf style engraving on sideplates. CONDITION: Excellent overall. Very minimal wear to wood, no cracks, splits, or repairs. Locks up tight, with release lever to the right.

Bores are clean, bright, and shiny. Most original blue on barrels starting to turn brown. 75%+ case color on frame. Honest wear on trigger guard and tang with approximately 75% original blue. Excellent little upland bird gun.-MKS- 2,000 - 3,500

2483 - (M) LJUTIC LTX 12 GAUGE SINGLE SHOT SHOTGUN. Manufacturer: Ljutic Model: LTX Serial No. 249 Barrel Length: 33” FFL Status: Modern Drop at Comb: 1 - 1/2” Drop at Heel: 2 - 1/4” Length of Pull: 14 - 3/4” Weight: 8 Lbs. 13 Oz. Barrel Wall Thickness: .065 Chamber: 3” Choke: .033 (Full) Gauge: 12 Gauge Internal Bore Diameter: .74 From Ljutic Industries of Yakima, Washington, U.S.A. is this high quality competition grade trap shotgun. Features a single standard pull blacked trigger, ejector, dual white bead sights on the raised, stepped vent rib full choke barrel. Fitted with a nicely checkered semi-beavertail forearm and nicely fit Monte Carlo buttstock with pistol grip and black rubber recoil pad. A black funeral style model frame. “Ljutic 249 LTX” “12 GA “YKM WA USA” engraved and stamped on action bottom. Cased with snap cap and extra rubber butt pad. CONDITION: Excellent. 98% original finish remains with light handling marks overall and faint marks on the stock and forend. Americase in very good condition. Mechanically sound.

CP 3,000 - 4,000

2484 - (C) ITHACA SINGLE BARREL TRAP SHOTGUN. Manufacturer: Ithaca Length of Pull: 14 - 1/8” Model: Single Barrel Trap Weight: 8 lbs. 6 oz.

Serial No. 405285 Barrel Wall Thickness: .047 Barrel Length: 32” Chamber: 2 - 3/4” FFL Status: Curio & Relic Choke: .040 (Full) Drop at Comb: 1 - 1/2” Gauge: 12 Drop at Heel: 1 - 7/8” Internal Bore Diameter: .73 A professionally refinished circa 1965, Model 4 engraved single model trap gun by Ithaca. Engine turned steel barrel with ventilated, flat top rib with white mid bead and white front bead sight. Action water table marked “4”, “12” and with serial number. Single release trigger with ejector.

Left engraved with a man shooting a long gun in the field and scroll. Right with an Indian kneeling shooting a bow in a field with scroll. Left and right also marked “Ithaca Gun Co”. Bottom action, trigger guard and top lever with engraved scroll. Refinished stock, pistol grip with Fleur-de-Lis carving, smooth checkering, and horn grip cap. Refinished Schnabel beavertail forend with fine checkering. CONDITION: Very good. Trace signs of case colors. Few handling and storage marks. CP 2,000 - 3,500

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2485 - (M) LJUTIC LTX 12 GAUGE SINGLE SHOT SHOTGUN. Manufacturer: Ljutic Length of Pull: 14 - 1/2” Model: LTX Weight: 8 Lbs. 7 oz.

Serial No. 178 Barrel Wall Thickness: .066 Barrel Length: 33” Chamber: 3” FFL Status: Modern Choke: .037 (Full) Drop at Comb: 1 - 1/2” Gauge: 12 Gauge Drop at Heel: 2 -1/4” Internal Bore Diameter: .737 A high quality custom competition grade trap shotgun from Ljutic Industries of Yakima, Washington, U.S.A. Features stainless steel finish, dual white bead sights on the raised, stepped vent rib full choke barrel, standard pull serrated black trigger and ejector. Fitted with a nicely checkered semi-beavertail forearm and precision fit Monte Carlo buttstock with pistol grip and black ventilated rubber recoil pad. Full coverage scroll with game scenes of flying ducks and quail inlaid in gold. “Ljutic LTX 178 EXTRA” on action bottom in gold. CONDITION: Excellent. 97% original finish remains with light handling marks overall and faint marks on the stock and forend. Mechanically sound. CP 2,500 - 3,500

2486 - (C) PARKER SINGLE BARREL TRAP SHOTGUN. Manufacturer: Parker Bros.

Length of Pull: 14 - 7/16” Model: SC Trap Barrel Wall Thickness: .060 Serial No. 239178 Chamber: 2 - 3/4” Barrel Length: 30” Choke: .030 (Full) FFL Status: Curio & Relic Gauge: 12 Drop at Comb: 1 - 5/8” Internal Bore Diameter: .731 Drop at Heel: 2 - 3/8” A unique and custom SC Model single barrel trap shotgun built in 1936 with a steel barrel. Barrel marked on its left side reading “PARKER BROS. MAKERS.MERIDEN.CT.USA.ACME.STEEL”. Ventilated flat top matted with a white middle bead and white front bead sight. Barrel lump is marked “12” for its gauge. Action has a single trigger and is coin finished with floral scroll; bottom action which has what appears to be a flying pigeon and also marked “PARKER”. Water table is stamped with the serial number and patent date markings. Replacement stock and beavertail forend both ornately carved with what seems to be oak leaves. Buttstock with sharp checkering, small Monte Carlo cheek piece, pistol grip, and Hawkins orange rubber pad. CONDITION: Good. Barrel is in very good shape with 95% blue and excellent bore. Virtually no signs of exterior marks.

Stock with slight handling marks. Shows wear around trigger guard, top tang, and action. Proud metal at top tang. Forend in good condition. CP 2,000 - 3,000

2487 - (C) GORGEOUS HOLLAND AND HOLLAND SINGLE BARREL TRAP 12 BORE SHOTGUN. Manufacturer: Holland & Holland Model: Boxlock Super Trap Weight: 8 Lbs 15 oz.

Serial No. 37206 Barrel Wall Thickness: .060 Barrel Length: 30” Chamber: 2 - 3/4” FFL Status: Curio & Relic Choke: .042 (full) Drop at Comb: 1 - 1/2” Gauge: 12 Bore Drop at Heel: 2 - 1/4” Internal Bore Diameter: .729 Length of Pull: 15” London Best “Super Trap” gun circa 1963. This nitro proofed gun is featured with a ventilated matted (stippled) flat top rib with dual steel sights.

Near the breech rib reads “HOLLAND & HOLLAND, LONDON.” Mono-bloc rust blued steel barrel with standard proof marks and scroll. Bold Acanthus leaf engraved wings. Case colored finished boxlock action, grip cap and trigger assembly. Full coverage acanthus leaf scroll engraving with “HOLLAND & HOLLAND LONDON” on bottom of action. Action with single polished trigger and ejector. Nicely figured tiger striped walnut and finely checkered pistol grip stock with low Monte Carlo comb, metal grip cap, and black ventilated recoil pad. Black finished acanthus leaf scroll engraved hardware and right hand rolled trigger guard. Forend is a slim beavertail with an new screw release. CONDITION: Barrels retain 93% plus original rust blue with some slight usage markings at muzzle and under forearm. Possibly new barrels as flats are marked “LP83”.

Stock and forearm are very good some handling marks. Checkering is fairly sharp with some slight handling marks and scratches. Mechanically excellent. CP 7,500 - 10,000

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2488 - (M) PERAZZI MX 3 SINGLE DOUBLE TRAP SET SHOTGUN ENGRAVED BY GOURNET WITH EXTRA FIELD BARRELS AND STOCKS WITH CASES. Manufacturer: Perazzi Model: OU MX3 Serial No. 62101 Barrel Length: (A) 29 - 1/2” (B) 32” (C) 27 - 1/2” FFL Status: Modern Drop at Comb: Non adj target stock: 1 - 1/2” Rear of Monte Carlo: 1 - 1/2”Drop at Heel: Non adj target stock: 1 - 7/8” Length of Pull: 14” Neutral cast Weight: 8 lbs 4 oz Chamber: 2 - 3/4” Choke: Trap: O .024 (Mod) U .040 (full) Field: O .008 (IC) U .026 (Mod) Gauge: 12 Gauge Internal Bore Diameter: Trap: O .726 U .725 Field O .726 U .726 32” single trap barrel with interchangeable chokes, and 29 - 1/2” over-under barrels with fixed chokes, high matted ventilated ribs, and are serial numbered same as the action, with all correct Perazzi markings on top barrels. Extra set are 27 - 1/2” with low ventilated rib, and are serial numbered “61581” but fit action well. Coin finished action with removable V-spring trigger group, marked “O/U” (another trigger group is unmarked), is engraved with 60% coverage nicely cut scroll surrounding well detailed Bulino game scenes; pair of woodcock flying in open alders on left, and a pair of grouse with pine tree in background on right. Bottom of action has portrait of Brittany spaniel retrieving woodcock.

Engravers signature, “G. Gournet”, Geoffroy Gournet, well known, of Easton, Pennsylvania, is under “Perazzi MX 3” in gold on left side. Well marbled European walnut deep pistol grip low Monte Carlo buttstock measures 14” over White Line pad. Point pattern checkering is at grip.

Also included is another buttstock of fiddle figured European walnut with adjustable comb and black recoil pad, as well as a third straight grip field buttstock of lightly figured flesh tone European walnut with checkered butt. All barrel sets are served by one full field style forend. Gun comes with an older leather case with new leather corners, lined in burgundy cloth for trap set. It contains three choke tubes, three rosewood handled turnscrews, square A&F marked oil bottle, pair of ebony and brass snap caps, stock removal tool, choke wrench, and spare trigger group in covered compartment. Another vinyl case contains field stock, three rosewood handled turnscrews, snap caps, and cleaning equipment.

A small third vinyl case is for field barrels. CONDITION: Excellent, showing moderate use as a target gun, but still with nearly all original finishes.

Mechanically fine. Cases are generally fine. An attractive multi-use Perazzi. MGM80. 5,000 - 8,000

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2489 - (C) COMMERCIAL MAUSER C96 SEMI-AUTOMATIC PISTOL. Manufacturer: Mauser Model: C96 Serial No. 113962 Caliber/Bore: 7.63mm Barrel Length: 5 - 1/2” FFL Status: Curio & Relic Standard commercial model made for export and stamped “Germany” on left flat. Late rear sight adjustable 50-1000 yards. Walnut grips have standard 34 line pattern. All visible matching numbers. Fire blue sight and extractor. Proper Imperial German stamps. CONDITION: Superb condition with just light high edge wear, minor thinning on barrel and backstrap. Solid 95% original commercial blue finish with near mint grips. Fine bore and action. Collector quality. DB 3,500 - 4,000 2490 - (C) RARE HIGH CONDITION COLT MODEL 1911 US ARMY STAMPED BRITISH ROLA (1918).

Manufacturer: Colt Model: 1911 Serial No. 217458 Caliber/Bore: .45 Barrel Length: 5” FFL Status: Curio & Relic This is the first such stamped Colt we have encountered. The British Rola Company were loudspeaker manufacturers and aircraft instrument makers, of Minerva Road, Park Royal, NW10; later of Ferry Works, Summer Road, Thames Ditton, Surrey. Starting in 1934 British Rola was an offshoot of the Rola Company of Cleveland, Ohio, USA. British Rola began at Minerva Road, Park Royal, London NW10. When the War broke out in 1940, Rola opened a dispersal factory at Bideford in Devon, in the former garage of Messrs Elliot and Sons. Production for the war effort grew apace with the manufacture of the RAF B3 Vacuum Pump, several thousands of which were produced. These were followed into production by the Rotol Airscrew Feathering Pump, four of which were fitted to all British multi-engined bombers. The final product was the Integral Hydraulic Pump BH Mark IV, and all these items contributed in no small measure to the Forces’ need for reliable battle equipment. This standard US Army Colt was made in 1918 and has all the standard features of gun produced for the Army that year including the brushed blue factory finish, checkered wide spur hammer, long smooth trigger, checkered slide stop and safety, diamond checkered walnut grips, flat mainspring housing with loop with type 11 rear sight, beveled with U notch. The barrel is the original blue version with visible HP stamp. The inspector is GHS for Gilbert Stewart (1915-18) The magazine is a World War II era replacement stamped “S” for Scovill. Bottom line, this is a straight, all original US Army as made in 1918. It was apparently pulled from inventory and sent to the Rola company as part of the lend-lease World War II program for guard duty at this vital British war plant. It is stamped on right side of slide “THE PROPERTY OF BRITISH ROLA LTD NO. 23”. There are no British proof or acceptance stamps of any kind. CONDITION: The straps are thinning and there is some minor high edge wear with light takedown line but still retains 98% of the original blue finish. The bore is excellent with some light frosting. It is not marked .455 anywhere but the rifling is for a .455 and not the .45 ACP nor is the magazine marked .455. An interesting World War I high condition 1918 US Colt Army that saw use in Britain early in the Second War. 3,000 - 4,000 2491 - (C) VERY EARLY RARE 2.2 DATE CODE THREE DIGIT CHIGUSA ARSENAL TYPE 14 NAMBU PISTOL WITH HOLSTER. Manufacturer: Chigusa Model: Type 14 Serial No. 268 Caliber/Bore: 8mm Nambu Barrel Length: 4 - 1/2” FFL Status: Curio & Relic Early production small trigger guard Type 14 Nambu pistol produced at Chigusa Arsenal in February of 1927. Three digit serial number, matching on all parts including the magazine, inside of left grip, cocking knob, bolt, frame, and internals. The right grip is unnumbered.

Accompanied by an original brown leather holster. CONDITION: Retains 90% original finish overall with some areas of light surface rust and a pleasing patina. All markings are sharp and clear. Good straw color on trigger. Wood grips have some light handling marks. Bore is fine with sharp rifling. The gun does not cock or fire, needs attention. Good spring tension on parts. Holster has strong stitching with some scuff markings and scratches. GR 2,500 - 4,500

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2492 - (C) EARLY TRANSITIONAL LARGE RING MAUSER C96 SEMI AUTOMATIC PISTOL WITH STOCK. Manufacturer: Mauser Model: C96 Serial No. 14702 Caliber/Bore: 7.63mm Barrel Length: 5 - 1/2â&#x20AC;?

FFL Status: Curio & Relic These large ring pistols were made just prior to the Italian contract. The rear sight is graduated from 50-500 meters. Correct German Imperial and Oberndorf stamps. All visible matching numbers with exception of wooden stock which bears number 14911. The stock is stamped Westley Richards in oval on left side.

It is interesting to note that many of these transitional large ring pistols will be found with English retailer marks but this pistol bears no such marks.

The grips are the rare and desirable monogram gutta percha. CONDITION: The pistol retains approximately 75% original factory blue finish that is starting to thin and dull a bit and blending to a smooth homogeneous look. Grips are excellent but have a few minor handling marks. All legends are sharp. Rifling is thin but well defined. The stock has light crack on left side. Handsome early gun especially with the rubber grips. DB 4,500 - 5,500

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2493 - (A) ONE OF THE RAREST AND MOST DESIRABLE OF ALL MAUSERS, THE TURKISH CONTRACT CONEHAMMER. Manufacturer: Mauser Model: C96 Serial No. 371 Caliber/Bore: 7.63 Mauser Barrel Length: 5 - 1/2â&#x20AC;?

FFL Status: Antique Dated 1314 in the Islamic calendar, translating to 1896 in the traditional Western Gregorian calendar. A superb and essentially untouched specimen with all proper markings. Serial number 371.

Sight graduated in Farsi. Floorplate and follower numbered 377 and mismatched numbers are not uncommon in military pistols.

Grips numbered 371. Gun has the tughra of Sultan Abdul-Hamid II. Additionally, this ultra rarity bears IRS3833B from the days when shoulder stock pistols had to be registered with the federal government. CONDITION: Mechanically excellent. Gun retains most of its original pasty blue finish with minor marks from military storage. Grips retain little or no original varnish and show some wear with one significant gouge on right grip. Bore rates excellent for a Conehammer Mauser with clearly defined lands and grooves and no appreciable pitting.

The two similar examples that have been sold in the past decade have have each brought well in excess of $25,000. This is an extremely rare and essentially untouched Turkish Conehammer. Comes with a stock numbered to a different gun (068) in good condition with handling marks. MZ 12,000 - 18,000

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2494 - (C) BOXED NEAR MINT PRE-WAR COLT 1911-A1 WITH SWARTZ SAFETY (1941).

Manufacturer: Colt Model: Government Serial No. C199975 Caliber/Bore: .45 ACP Barrel Length: 5” FFL Status: Curio & Relic This fine commercial Colt was made during the last year of peacetime, 1941. It has all the pre-War features to include short checkered trigger, checkered wide spur hammer, checkered arched mainspring housing, checkered slide stop and safety, type II rear sight with beveled edge and u notch. Walnut grips are fully checkered. Magazine is stamped on base, pinned, and in full high polish blue finish. CONDITION: This gem appears to have never been fired, no drag line, no slide line. Blued barrel. 99.9% with only the most minute of marks. In addition, it has the scarce Swartz safety first used in 1937. The box is matching with proper end label and both instruction sheets with cleaning rod. Would be nearly impossible to improve on this pre-War Colt 1911-A1. DB 4,500 - 6,500 2495 - (C) VERY FINE COMMERCIAL P.08 LUGER, REICHS-GENDARMERIE MARKED, WITH REICHS-GENDARMERIE HOLSTER. Manufacturer: DWM Model: P08 Serial No. 61305 Caliber/Bore: 9mm Barrel Length: 4” FFL Status: Curio & Relic Standard configuration for a commercial gun, made without a stock lug. No date above the chamber. “DWM” marked on the toggle. Crown/N proofs as well as two Crown/X proofs on the right side of the slide. This gun also features on the left side of the frame “R.G. 27” engraved. This is the mark of the Reichs Gendarmarie Elass-Lorthingen, Waffe 27. This gun has been documented by Jan C. Still in 2003 by serial number on his Luger forums as a documented gun having this marking. This is one of approximately 272 guns issued to the unmounted police of the French Province of Alsace. This gun is accompanied by a brown leather commercial police holster, marked inside the flap “JULIUS JANSEN / STRASSBURG / 1916”. Also marked on the inside of the body “R.G.16.” showing that this a correct holster for this gun. There is a separate pouch next to the spare magazine pouch for a cleaning rod. Proper unmarked wood bottom magazine. CONDITION: Retains 98% original finish overall with most of the straw colors. All markings are sharp and clear. Wood grips are fine with sharp checkering. Bore is fine with sharp rifling. Fine mechanical function. Holster has some scuff marks and crazing towards the bottom. Holster appears to have been treated on the exterior at some point with a conditioner. Stitching is solid. GR 6,000 - 8,000 2496 - (C) POST WORLD WAR I ASSEMBLED DWM LUGER MODEL 1906 PISTOL CARBINE WITH CASE & ACCESSORIES. Manufacturer: Luger/DWM Model: 1920 Carbine Serial No. 4638 Caliber/Bore: 7.65x21mm Barrel Length: 12” FFL Status: Curio & Relic It has been purported that these guns were produced following World War I by DWM for the American commercial market, however it is more likely that this gun was assembled in the United States by a company such as Stoeger. The conversion included added a stock lug to the rear of the grip safety frame, a forend mounting bar added to the front of the frame and the addition of a forend. The safety marking on the left side of the frame was removed during conversion. Crown/N commercial proofs. DWM marked toggle. No chamber date. Adjustable rear sight with 1, 2, & 3 gradations. “MADE IN GERMANY” export stamp on left side of frame. Checkered wood grips, forend, and wrist of detachable stock. Matching numbers, as well as matching “119” assembly numbers. Stock mounting iron is unmarked. Buttplate screws are numbered. This gun is accompanied by an oak case, leather covered with unmarked brass plaque on front. French fitted suede interior. 3 magazines in total, all wood bottom. Cleaning rod, takedown tool marked “GERMANY”, small punch, and a full box of Winchester .30 Luger ammunition. CONDITION: Very fine as refurbished. Retains 95% dark blued finish with clear markings. The straw colors have been redone. Coarse checkering on stock, grips, and forend is sharp. Some light handling marks in wood. Bore is fine with sharp rifling. Fine mechanical function. Case is very good with some scuff marks and scratches to the leather. Accessories in matching condition to gun. GR 10,000 - 12,500

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2497 - (C) OUTSTANDING EARLY PRODUCTION COLT GOVERNMENT MODEL 1911 MADE IN 1913 WITH FACTORY LETTER. Manufacturer: Colt Model: 1911 Serial No. C2341 Caliber/Bore: .45 ACP Barrel Length: 5” FFL Status: Curio & Relic According to the factory letter, this gun was shipped from Colt on January 24, 1913 in a shipment of 10 to Von Lengerke & Antoine in Chicago, Illinois. This gun features the extremely high luster blued finish, with fire blued small parts. Polished to the degree of a piece of fine jewelry. C stamped on the barrel lug along with a 5. “S” marked under the firing pin cover. Type I rear sight with rounded edges and a U notch. Early slide markings with 1911 final patent date. Flat smooth mainspring housing with lanyard loop at bottom. Smooth trigger. Checkered wide spur hammer. Checkered slide stop and safety. Diamond checkered wood grips. Marked on the right side of the frame “GOVERNMENT MODEL”. Right side of slide marked “COLT AUTOMATIC/ CALIBRE 45”. Dual tone double pinned lanyard ring magazine has a Canadian military proof on the bottom and is clearly a replacement. CONDITION: Retains 95% vivid bright blue overall with some finish loss on the front strap, mainspring housing, minor wear at high points and slight slide hold open lever take down drag line. Wood grips are fine with sharp checkering. Bore is fine with sharp rifling. Fine mechanical function. Magazine finish is questionable. GR 30,000 - 40,000

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2498 - (A) A SUPERB FACTORY CASED AND ALL ORIGINAL BERGMANN NUMBER 3, M1894, WITH ACCESSORIES. Manufacturer: Bergmann Model: 1896 No. 3 Serial No. 414 Caliber/Bore: 6.5mm Bergman Barrel Length: 4 - 1/2” FFL Status: Antique An extremely desirable and early M1894, No. 3, with hexagonal chamber with no extractor.

The lugged barrel is marked 278 on the left side. Adjacent to bore gauge number is the Crown/Crown/U proof marking that is repeated on the left side of the chamber. The left receiver, with short flutes, is marked “Patent Brevete S.G.D.G.”. The serial numbers appears on the right side of the receiver, just below the flute. In the center of the sideplate is the Bergmann factory logo featuring a miner surmounted by the words “Gaggenau” and over V.C.S. Suhl. In this case, V.C.S. were the initials for V. Charles Schilling, who made the pistols for Bergmann and Suhl. Walnut grips are finely checkered without a border and without a logo. This magnificent Bergmann is cased in its original silk lined Morocco leather presentation case featuring a white silk banned with gilt Bergmann legends. Accessories comprise an original screwdriver, a cleaning rod with handle, original oil bottle. PROVENANCE: Dr. Geoffrey Sturgess Collection. CONDITION: While we always hesitate to use the term mint, this Bergmann is as close to a mint more-than-a-century old pistol can be, simply magnificent in ever aspect. It retains virtually all of the original bright blue with negligible sharp edge wear. There is no thinning of the front strap and only trace thinning of the backstrap. Virtually all the brilliant straw remains on the hammer, safety retainer, and trigger. Safety retains virtually all of its nitre blue. Crisply checkered walnut grips are close to pristine. Mechanics are excellent. Bore is excellent. Virtually all the varnish remains on the handles of the screwdriver and cleaning rod. Case lid slightly loose. Otherwise, probably one of the finest No. 3 Bergmanns in existence. MZ 12,000 - 18,000

2499 - (C) SCARCE US NAVY COLT MODEL 1911 SEMI AUTOMATIC PISTOL (1912).

Manufacturer: Colt Model: M1911 Navy Serial No. 5422 Caliber/Bore: .45 ACP Barrel Length: 5” FFL Status: Curio & Relic This is a fine example of scarce first year Navy shipped Colt Model 1911 pistol. Right side of slide is stamped Model of 1911 US Navy.

Last patent date on right side of slide is 1911 and the Colt pony can be found in circle. The left side of the frame has the WGP inspector stamp of Walter Penfield (1911-14). Early features include wide spur hammer, long smooth trigger, checkered slide stop and safety. Flat mainspring housing with loop, type 1 rear sight with round edges and U notch with diamond checkered walnut stocks. Barrel is a non-correct replacement. Magazine is correct era so called “Key Hole” magazine with loop and temper line in near mint condition. Slide is stamped H under firing pin plate. CONDITION: Front strap is soft blue gray patina blend as is rear strap. The balance of frame retains approximately 80% original factory blue finish. The slide retains about 85% original blue thinning in spots but still bright. A very fine example of a scarce US Navy pistol. DB 7,500 - 9,000

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2500 - (C) RARE HIGH CONDITION PRE-WAR/POST-WAR COLT SUPER 38 SEMI AUTOMATIC PISTOL. Manufacturer: Colt Model: Super 38 Serial No. 36759 Caliber/Bore: .38 Super Barrel Length: 5” FFL Status: Curio & Relic Assembled in 1946 using a mix of pre-War and post-War parts, still finished in the full commercial blue before the 1947 Models were introduced with the new non-glare finish making this one of the last full high polish blue .38 Supers ever made. Post-War parts include the serrated arched mainspring housing, serrated slide stop, brown plastic World War II type grips and type III rear sight with beveled edge and square notch. All other visible parts are checkered pre-War type.

CONDITION: Aside from a few minor handling marks, a faint drag line on chamber, minor muzzle and a hint of high edge wear, this fine gun retains 98% of the original high polish commercial factory blue. The magazine is all blue with proper stamp. This all blue Post-War was limited to about one year of production before the non-glare finish was introduced making it one of the rarest of all Colt .38 Super models and the condition would be hard pressed to be improved on. It even has the Swartz safety cut-out but not the safety. DB 4,500 - 6,500 2501 - (C) BRITISH PROOFED WWI COLT MODEL 1911 SEMI-AUTOMATIC PISTOL (1916).

Manufacturer: Colt Model: 1911 Serial No. W40552 Caliber/Bore: .455 Webley Barrel Length: 5” FFL Status: Curio & Relic From 1915 through 1919, Colt supplied Colt Model 1911 pistols to the British military, many of which made it to the RAF. The frames and magazines were a bit wider and the .455 marked magazine is not interchangeable. They were basically commercial models that have a ‘W’ prefix letter before the serial number. This example was made during this short period of time, shipped as part of the 1916 order. The only other difference in this gun from an American gun is the various English proofs and the caliber being .455 Eley which accounts for wider frame and magazine. This gun has the .455 stamped magazine with loop but the barrel is a standard .45 ACP barrel with no British proofs. All parts except barrel correct for 1916 including wide smooth trigger, diamond checkered walnut stocks, flat mainspring housing with loop, checkered slide stop and safety, beveled edge rear sight with U shaped notch, Colt pony at left rear of slide. Right side of slide is stamped Calibre 455. CONDITION: Like most English shipped guns, there are storage and shipping marks. The straps are grey patina while balance of gun is a solid 85% of the original commercial quality Colt blue finish. Nice condition and historic World War I Colt that only needs a correct barrel. DB 3,500 - 4,500 2502 - (C) RARE WORLD WAR I RAF BRITISH COLT MODEL 1911 SEMI AUTOMATIC PISTOL WITH CAPTURE PAPERS. Manufacturer: Colt Model: 1911 Serial No. W102342 Caliber/Bore: .455 Auto Barrel Length: 5” FFL Status: Curio & Relic Between 1915-1919, Colt shipped 13,300 commercial Model 1911 semi-automatics to the London armory. This run of guns, all with the W prefix, were made for the .455 Auto round and are so stamped on the right side of slide. All were commercial models that will wear a variety of British proofs on both the frame and slide. The most interesting aspect of these guns is the RAF Royal Air Force stamp. This marking indicates that this weapon, shipped in 1918, was intended to arm the Air Corp pilots of the time. All parts are correct with exception of replaced barrel.

Magazine has original lanyard and a serial number, stamped .455 with proofs. Gun has full smooth trigger, type II rear sight with beveled edges and u notch. Diamond checkered walnut grips. Flat main spring housing with loop. Checkered wide spur hammer. Left side of frame stamped RAF. accompanied by US Capture paper dated Jun 25 1945 stating that this pistol by serial number was captured from the enemy by the Commander of the 114th Infantry. CONDITION: 75-85% original Colt factory blue with usual high edge wear and storage marks. Fine grips. Comes with an original pack of sealed 1919 dated ammunition. DB 3,000 - 4,000 608

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2503 - (C) HIGH CONDITION COMMERCIAL COLT MODEL 1911-A1 SEMI AUTOMATIC PISTOL (1937).

Manufacturer: Colt Model: M1911A1 Serial No. C186823 Caliber/Bore: .45 ACP Barrel Length: 5” FFL Status: Curio & Relic This commercial model 1911 was made in 1937 and has all standard features for a gun made that year to include checkered wide spur hammer, checkered arched mainspring housing with loop, checkered slide stop and safety. The slide serial number matches the frame. It has the type II rear sight with beveled edges and U notch. The grips are standard full checkered walnut. The barrel is blued with polished chamber that is stamped Colt 45 auto. The magazine is typical pre-War two toned tempered with Colt 45 Auto stamped base. CONDITION: The slide shows some high edge light wear and a couple of minor handling marks. The frame has a couple of minor handling marks including a few on front strap. Overall, this fine Colt retains at least 98% brilliant Colt original factory blue finish. Bore has sharp rifling and the action is crisp. DB 3,000 - 4,000

2504 - (C) MAUSER K DATE LUGER SEMI AUTOMATIC PISTOL. Manufacturer: Mauser Model: Luger 1934 Serial No. 3626 Caliber/Bore: 9mm Barrel Length: 4” FFL Status: Curio & Relic Features include round barrel, thumb safety marked “GESICHERT” in the upper position, extractor marked “GELADEN”, front toggle link marked “S/42” and “K” over the chamber. Two piece wood checkered grips.

Detachable box magazine. Gothic S on all the parts. CONDITION: Gun retains approximately 90% of the original factory applied blue finish with just a bit of high edge wear and handling marks. Straw small parts are 80%. Gun is an all matching numbers gun except the magazine. Grips are not numbered. Bright and shiny bore with sharp lands and grooves.

Magazine has a Gothic S with a B90 proof and is number 3664. Comes in a nice “LEDERWERKE KARL ACKVA A. G. BAD KREUZNACH 1934” holster. Also comes with a brass tipped cleaning rod, B154 proofed loading tool and an extra B90 proofed magazine number 5187a. A very hard gun to find. RW 2,500 - 5,000

2505 - (C) VERY FINE WORLD WAR II NAZI GERMAN BYF 41 BLACK WIDOW P.08 LUGER PISTOL WITH HOLSTER. Manufacturer: Mauser Model: P08 Serial No. 4163N Caliber/Bore: 9mm Barrel Length: 4” FFL Status: Curio & Relic Standard configuration with black Bakelite grips, which only appears on approximately 20% of the production. “byf” marked on the toggle.

“41” dated above the chamber. Eagle/655 inspectors marks. Blued safety lever, trigger, and magazine release. All matching numbers, including both aluminum bottom “fxo/Eagle/37” marked magazines.

Gun is accompanied by a black leather “jkh/44/Eagle/WaA921” marked holster. Eagle/655 inspected take down tool in pouch under flap.

CONDITION: Gun is very fine with almost all of the original finish and the slightest wear on high points. Grips are fine with minor handling marks.

Fine bore with sharp rifling. Fine mechanical function. Holster is fine with strong stitching and clear marks. This is a far above average condition Black Widow that has both matching magazines and a matching condition holster. GR 5,500 - 7,500

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2506 - (C) AN EXTREMELY FINE CASED 1902 LUGER CARBINE WITH MATCHING STOCK AND ORIGINAL ACCESSORIES. Manufacturer: Luger/DWM Model: 1900 Carbine Serial No. 24468 Caliber/Bore: 7.65mm Barrel Length: 11 - 3/4â&#x20AC;?

FFL Status: Curio & Relic Long ramp front sight, three position rear sight, and BUG proofs and full serial number on bottom. DWM scroll on center toggle link.

Dished toggles with toggle latch. BU proofs on toggle assembly and left side of receiver. Checkered walnut forearm with sling swivel and matching number inside well. Checkered walnut grips. All numbered parts are matching. Original matching checkered walnut stock with original serrated horn buttplate. In an original period leather carring case with very scarce long brass carbine oiler/cleaning rod in fitted pouch and two extra wood bottom magazines. Case has lids at each end that buckle at top and a leather handle. This gun is featured on pp. 221, 248 & 256 of The Borchardt & Luger Automatic Pistols

by Joachim Gortz & Dr. Geoffrey Sturgess, and the case appears on p. 1446. PROVENANCE: Collection of Dr. Geoffrey Sturgess.

CONDITION: Retains nearly all of its bright DWM finish with no touch up as is commonly found on Lugers. This gun is original. There is some wear and dings on front grip strap from contact with stock iron while in the scabbard, a few faded spots on top of barrel. Bore is bright and sharp. Grips are sharp with beautiful wood grain and a few nicks and chips to checkering. Forearm has sharp checkering and beautiful original finish on wood as does the stock which has beautiful blue and straw and bright fire blue on buttplate screws. Buttplate has light wear and original bright finish. Case is in very good condition with beautiful original color on leather that has light scuffs and normal wear for its age. Sharp edges and corners are flaking and cracking as are closure straps on top. Accessories are essentially as new. This gun appears to be unfired. MZ 15,000 - 20,000

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2507 - (C) FINE MAUSER C96 RED 9 SEMI-AUTOMATIC PISTOL WITH COMPLETE RIG. Manufacturer: Mauser Model: C96 Serial No. 79242 Caliber/Bore: 9mm Barrel Length: 5 - 1/2” FFL Status: Curio & Relic The German government placed an order for approximately 150,000 of these pistols in early 1916, of which most were finished prior to the war’s end. You will find the German imperial eagle on face of magazine well, the distinctive red 9 burned into the grips indicating it is chambered for the standard 9mm cartridge, 50-500 yard adjustable rear sight, military blue finish and a 5 - 1/2” barrel. This gun made its way to England and has all the usual English proof marks as well as stamped “not English Make” stamped on frame. All visible numbers are matching. CONDITION: Superb condition with at least 90% of its original war-time factory blue finish. Fine bore and action. The original wood shoulder stock/holster also has the matching serial number with German proof on left side. The original leather holder is stamped Wunderlich Nache Berlin 1916 on back and the wood handle cleaning rod is included. The entire rig is in excellent condition. DB 6,500 - 7,500

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2508 - (C) DWM 1906 NAVY LUGER SEMI-AUTOMATIC PISTOL WITH HOLSTER AND STOCK. Manufacturer: DWM Model: 1906 Navy Luger Serial No. 8006a Caliber/Bore: 9mm Luger Barrel Length: 6” FFL Status: Curio & Relic Features include long frame, round barrel with dovetailed inverted V front sight. Two position adjustable 100-200 meter rear sight on rear toggle link. Wide grip safety. Walnut checkered grips. Eight round detachable box magazine. The gun is all matching but the magazine. Walnut grips are not numbered. “DWM” in scroll on the front toggle link with the crown M proofs on the left side of the receiver. The extractor is marked Geladen, safety is marked Gesichert in the upper position. This is a second issue.

It comes with an original holster stock combination with a unit mark on the stock disc of “W.W.4022” witch stands for Dockyard Wilhelmshaven. It also comes with a brass tipped cleaning rod and a crown M loading tool. CONDITION: Gun retains approximately 95% of the original rust blue finish and 80% of the original straw color. Gun shows some handling marks and high edge wear. Good bore showing sharp lands and grooves.

Grips are excellent with sharp checkering, showing just a bit of wear. The magazine is a Navy style magazine that has been blued. Magazine is number 3930 and has the crown M proof. A rare and highly collectible gun from Imperial Germany in outstanding condition. RW 4,500 - 6,500

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2509 - (C) 1914 DWM ARTILLERY LUGER SEMI-AUTOMATIC PISTOL WITH RIG (1917).

Manufacturer: Luger/DWM Model: LP08 Artillery Serial No. 5947 Caliber/Bore: 9mm Barrel Length: 8” FFL Status: Curio & Relic Manufactured by DWM for the German Army. This model was made from 1914-18 and was usually issued to artillery and machine gun crews. The most distinctive feature of this gun is the 8” barrel and nine position adjustable rear sight.

Has DWM script on toggle. Dated 1917 on chamber. Has all matching numbers with exception of grips which are correct checkered walnut but not numbered. Arsenal blue finish with straw color small parts. Numerous German inspector stamps. CONDITION: Great straw colors intact. Gun retains better than 95% dull arsenal blue finish with some freckling on straps. Rig comes with three original wood bottom magazines, a leather magazine pouch, a 1916 dated Dresden holster, magazine tool, rod and wooden shoulder stock with matching number. A great mid-war Artillery Luger with rig. DB 3,500 - 4,000

2510 - (C) 1914 DWM ARTILLERY LUGER SEMI-AUTOMATIC PISTOL WITH RIG (1917).

Manufacturer: Luger/DWM Model: LP08 Artillery Serial No. 1398 Caliber/Bore: 9mm Barrel Length: 8” FFL Status: Curio & Relic Manufactured by DWM for the German Army. This model was made from 1914-18 and was usually issued to artillery and machine gun crews. The most distinctive feature of this gun is the 8” barrel and nine position adjustable rear sight. Has DWM script on toggle. Dated 1917 on chamber. Has all matching numbers with exception of grips which are correct checkered walnut but not numbered. Arsenal blue finish with straw color small parts. Numerous German inspector stamps. CONDITION: Great straw colors intact. Gun retains better than 95% dull arsenal blue finish with some freckling on straps. Comes with one original wood bottom magazines, an unmarked holster, magazine tool, rod and wooden shoulder stock with matching number. A great mid-war Artillery Luger with rig. DB 3,500 - 4,000

2511 - (C) COLT MODEL 1911A1 US ARMY SEMI AUTOMATIC PISTOL. (1942) Manufacturer: Colt Model: 1911A1 Serial No. 823245 Caliber/Bore: .45 ACP Barrel Length: 5” FFL Status: Curio & Relic Fairly standard early War Colt. The finish appears to be a Colt parkerized type that with added manganese is an almost black dull finish with visible slide temper line. The right side of frame has “UNITED STATES PROPERTY” and “M1911A1 US ARMY”. The left side of frame has the WB stamp for Waldeman Broberg (June 1941-June 3rd 1942) along with proof P which is also stamped on top of frame. Parts include checkered wide spur hammer, checkered short trigger, Keyes type brown plastic grips, checkered arched mainspring housing with loop, type II rear sight with beveled edge U notch. Slide stop and safety are checkered. CONDITION: There is some minor muzzle wear. Finish still remains at 99% with just light handling marks. Fine bore and crisp action. DB 2,500 - 3,500 612

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2512 - (C) NEAR NEW US COLT MODEL 1911-A1 SEMI AUTOMATIC PISTOL (1941).

Manufacturer: Colt Model: M1911A1 Serial No. 1734453 Caliber/Bore: .45 ACP Barrel Length: 5” FFL Status: Curio & Relic One of the last pre-War Colt US Army models made in 1941. This gun bears the GHD inspector stamp on left side of frame for Guy Dewey whose inspection duties began in June of 1942, which means this frame was built or numbered in 1941 but did not see final assembly until after June. As such, it wears the parkerized finish common in 1942. It also wears the War era post 1941 parts such as non-spur hammer, serrated arched mainspring housing, serrated slide stop, short checkered trigger, and checkered safety. The grips are Keyes type brown plastic. The left side of the frame wears the crossed cannon stamp. The magazine is stamped L for M.S. Little company. The finish has a faint temper line on slide. CONDITION: Near new as arsenal finished with just a few handling marks and light take down line. Strong rifled bore and crisp action. DB 2,500 - 3,500

2513 - (C) BOXED PRE-WAR COLT WOODSMAN MATCH TARGET SEMI AUTOMATIC PISTOL. Manufacturer: Colt Model: Woodsman Serial No. MT8903 Caliber/Bore: .22 LR Barrel Length: 6 - 5/8” FFL Status: Curio & Relic Made in 1940. This is arguably the finest semi-automatic target pistol ever made. From the distinctive flat side with Match Target Bullseye to the so called Elephant Ear checkered oversize walnut grips, it is instantly recognized by just about every Colt or pistol aficionado in the world.

Comes with the traditional target front and rear sights, high gloss factory blue finish with matte finish top of frame. Also has the original match target stamped magazine. CONDITION: The original box has matching number and near perfect end labels. Even the box is in excellent shape with just minor edge and corner wear and all aprons are intact. Paperwork includes instructions, Colt handbook and tool in envelope. The grips are near mint and aside from a hint of high edge wear, the original blue remains in 99.9% condition. Fine bore and action. It would be near impossible to find a nicer pre-war boxed Match Target. Collector quality. DB 2,500 - 3,500

2514 - (C) US POST WAR MODEL ARSENAL BUILT 1911 ARMY NATIONAL MATCH .45.

Manufacturer: Remington Rand Model: 1911A1 Serial No. 1561549 Caliber/Bore: .45 ACP Barrel Length: 5” FFL Status: Curio & Relic Beginning in 1955 and made through 1968, the US Government developed a plan to take select surplus World War II Model 1911s and turn them into National Match guns to be sold to competitors at National Matches. This gun used a surplus Remington Rand frame. A Drake slide was added as they were under government contract, a US stamped Triangle target rear sight was added, a new barrel stamped NM with matching number to frame, a cut back target front sight, trigger guard stamped NM, Barrel bushing stamped NM with #7267718, right side of frame stamped SA, front strap is hand checkered, left side of slide is stamped NM 7791435, an added adjustable light weight trigger with checkered walnut grips and parkerized finish. This is an original, as Springfield built, National Match pistol. CONDITION: There is some light high edge wear and some light slide wear but still remains at 95% as arsenal built. Fine bore and action. A fine US arsenal built match pistol. Three magazines, two of which have matching etched serial number. This is one of 196 sold by the Division of Civilian Marksmanship. DB 2,500 - 3,500

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2515 - (C) COLT MODEL 1911-A1 US ARMY SEMI AUTOMATIC PISTOL (1943).

Manufacturer: Colt Model: 1911A1 Serial No. 872985 Caliber/Bore: .45 ACP Barrel Length: 5” FFL Status: Curio & Relic Fairly standard mid-war Colt. The finish appears to be a Colt parkerized type that with added manganese is an almost black dull finish with visible slide temper line. The right side of frame has crossed cannon stamp with “UNITED STATES PROPERTY” and “M1911A1 US ARMY”. The left side of frame has the GHD stamp for Guy Dewey along with proof P which is also stamped on top of frame. Parts include checkered wide spur hammer, checkered short trigger, Keyes type brown plastic grips, checkered arched mainspring housing with loop, type II rear sight with beveled edge U notch. Slide stop and safety are checkered. Magazine is stamped R for Rison. CONDITION: There is some finish wear on end of slide and muzzle along with light drag line. Finish still remains at 95% plus. Fine slightly frosted bore and crisp action. DB 2,000 - 3,000

2516 - (C) COLT MODEL 1911AI US ARMY SEMI AUTOMATIC PISTOL (1943).

Manufacturer: Colt Model: M1911A1 Serial No. 1091282 Caliber/Bore: .45 ACP Barrel Length: 5” FFL Status: Curio & Relic Standard mid-War Colt with Du-Lite finish. Left side of frame has the GHD Guy Drewey inspector stamp. Right side of frame has Ordnance Wheel stamp along with P on top of slide and left side of frame. All other features are standard World War II with checkered spur hammer, checkered slide stop and safety, checkered arched mainspring housing with loop, short checkered trigger, Keyes type brown plastic grips and type III rear sight with beveled edge and square notch.Retaining over 97% of the late war Colt finish with no frame temper line. Solid blue magazine stamped S for Scovill. CONDITION: Gun has light drag line and some minor high edge wear as arsenal finished. Barrel is blue. Fine bore and action. DB 2,000 - 3,000

2517 - (C) HIGH CONDITION 1900 SWISS COMMERCIAL LUGER SEMI-AUTOMATIC PISTOL. Manufacturer: DWM Model: 1900 Swiss Serial No. 17068 Caliber/Bore: 7.65mm Barrel Length: 4 - 3/4” FFL Status: Curio & Relic Manufactured by DWM for commercial and military sale in Switzerland. Commercial models sold prior to military adoption in 1901. Features include Swiss cross on chamber, DWM on toggle, grip safety, checkered walnut grips, 4 - 3/4” barrel, caliber 7.65mm, thumb safety, scalloped toggle, blue finish with straw color small parts and wood bottom magazine. All matching numbers including right grip panel. CONDITION: Superb with strong straw colors and 97% original blue finish with just light high edge wear, handling marks and muzzle wear. Fine bore. Collector quality early Swiss Luger. DB 2,000 - 3,000

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2518 - (C) 1917 DATED ERFURT P08 LUGER SEMI-AUTOMATIC PISTOL WITH HOLSTER. Manufacturer: Erfurt Model: P.08 Luger Serial No. 5154t Caliber/Bore: 9mm Luger Barrel Length: 4” FFL Status: Curio & Relic Features include round barrel with dovetailed inverted V front sight, V notch rear sight on rear link, thumb safety marked “GESICHERT” in the upper position, extractor marked “GELADEN”, front toggle link marked “CROWN ERFURT”. This is an all matching numbers gun including the magazine. CONDITION: Typical Erfurt machining. Gun retains 98% of the original factory applied blue finish. Original straw is about 95%. Bright and shiny bore with sharp lands and groves. Crisp checkering on the numbered grips. This is a very high condition gun and all original. Comes in a mint brown holster with white stitching. Holster has a “B.A.XI” ink stamp and is maker marked “S.KELLENDORFER 1918 MUNICK”. Holster has just a few small scuffs. This rig has been sitting in a drawer for the last 100 years. A very desirable and collectible gun. RW 2,000 - 3,000

2519 - (C) HIGH CONDITION ITHACA MODEL 1911A1 US ARMY SEMI AUTOMATIC PISTOL. Manufacturer: ITHACA Model: 1911 A1 Serial No. 891609 Caliber/Bore: .45ACP Barrel Length: 5” This Ithaca was part of the first contract, an order that was placed for 60,000 pistols placed by the government in May of 1942. The finish on all Ithaca models was the dull black Du-Lite finish. The left side of the slide was stamped “Ithaca Gun. Co. Inc Ithaca NY and the left side of the frame has the FJA Frank Atwood acceptance stamp. The left side of the slide has the Crossed Cannon stamp. There is a proof P on left side frame and top of slide. The grips are Keyes style brown plastic.

Standard parts include short checkered trigger, type III rear sight with beveled edge and square notch. The arched mainspring housing with loop is checkered. The hammer is checkered with no spur. The magazine is stamped S for Scovill. There is no visible slide temper line. CONDITION: Aside from a scattered handling mark, gun is a solid 99%. DB 2,500 - 3,000

2520 - (C) EARLY DU-LITE ITHACA M ODEL 1911 A1 US ARMY SEMI AUTOMATIC PISTOL. (1943) Manufacturer: Ithaca Model: M1911 A1 Serial No. 868840 Caliber/Bore: .45 ACP Barrel Length: 5” FFL Status: Curio & Relic This early Ithaca has the Du-Lite finish only used on early pistols. The right side of the frame has the Ordnance wheel stamp found on all Ithaca Models. FJA for Frank Atwood can be found on left side of frame. There is a P on both top of slide and side of frame. According to the book by Poyer, only the very early Ithaca models were finished in the new dull black Du-Lite finish. CONDITION: Aside from some light high edge wear and a light take down line, the finish remains a solid 99%. Magazine is marked L for MS Little. Ithaca received five contracts for guns from 1943-45. Their contract was for 60.000 units. This makes the Ithaca a fairly scarce item, especially in this finish.

Comes in GI style box. DB 2,750 - 3,500

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2521 - (C) JAPANESE TOKYO GAS & ELECTRIC MODEL 1904 PAPA NAMBU PISTOL WITH CORRECT HOLSTER. Manufacturer: Japanese Model: 1904 Serial No. 8207 Caliber/Bore: 8mm Nambu Barrel Length: 4 - 3/4” FFL Status: Curio & Relic The forerunner to the commonly encountered Japanese Type 14 Nambu pistol is known as the “Papa”. They were made for both the Army and Navy. This is an Army model gun. Standard configuration with tangent rear sight, grip safety, unique cocking knob, and checkered magazine bottom. There are other significant differences as well. Marked “GTE” on top of the slide for “Tokyo Gas & Electric” inside a circle. Accompanied by a proper brown leather holster with original shoulder strap. The holster shows an earlier, almost commercial, type quality to it with a cartridge flap that differs from standard later production Nambu holsters.

CONDITION: Retains 85% finish overall with some areas of minor pitting.

Markings are clear. Matching numbers on frame, bolt, and cocking knob. Other numbers not checked. Magazine is not matching. Wood grips are good with some wear to checkering. 3 Japanese characters painted on the right grip. Bore is good with sharp rifling. Good mechanical function.

Holster has some scuff marks with strong stitching, as does the shoulder strap. GR 2,000 - 3,000

2522 - (C) US REMINGTON RAND MODEL 1911-A1 SEMI DEMONSTRATION PISTOL. Manufacturer: Remington Rand Model: 1911 A1 Serial No. 83 Caliber/Bore: .45 ACP Barrel Length: 5” FFL Status: Curio & Relic This is rarely offered Remington Demonstration pistol. The frame is simply stamped 83, no other stamps on frame of any kind. No inspector stamp, no US Property, no ordnance stamp, no proof P, nothing. The slide is stamped “Remington Rand Syracuse, NY USA”.

Magazine is stamped S for Scovill. Finish is light green parkerized.

Grips are Keyes style brown plastic. The arched mainspring housing with loop is serrated. Short checkered trigger, type III rear sight with beveled edge and square notch and checkered hammer with no spur.

There is no visible temper line on slide. CONDITION: Finish remains at nearly 100% with light handling mark. Fine bore and action. DB 3,000 - 4,000

2523 - (C) US REMINGTON RAND MODEL 1911-A1 SEMI-AUTOMATIC PISTOL (1943).

Manufacturer: Remington Rand Model: M1911A1 Serial No. 1017257 Caliber/Bore: .45 ACP Barrel Length: 5” FFL Status: Curio & Relic Standard mid-War production made by Remington under Colt contract for World War II issue guns. United States Property and M1911A1 US Army stamped on right side of frame with Ordnance wheel. Remington Rand Syracuse stamped slide. FJA Frank Atwood stamp on left side of frame.

P on slide and side of frame. Keyes type brown plastic grips, checkered hammer with no spur, checkered trigger, checkered arched main spring housing with loop, serrated slide stop. Magazine is full blue and stamped R for Risdon Tool. Barrel is blue. Du-Lite black finish with light slide temper line. CONDITION: Fine bore and action. 99% arsenal finish with minor handling marks. Comes in period correct manila box with no marks. DB 2,000 - 3,000

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2524 - (C) UNIT MARKED FIRST ISSUE P08 DWM LUGER 9MM SEMI-AUTOMATIC PISTOL. Manufacturer: DWM Model: P.08 Serial No. 9608a Caliber/Bore: 9mm Luger Barrel Length: 4” FFL Status: Curio & Relic Features include round barrel with dovetailed inverted V front sight, V notch rear sight on rear link, thumb safety marked “GESICHERT” in the upper position, extractor marked “GELADN”, front toggle link marked “DWM” in script. This is an all matching numbers gun except the magazine.

The magazine is mint and correct non-matching wood bottom and nickel body with fire blue retaining pin. CONDITION: Gun retains 90% of the original factory applied blue finish with an even brown patina showing threw the blue. Original straw is about 70%. Good bore with sharp lands and groves. Crisp checkering on the unnumbered grips. This is a very early gun. No stock lug and hold open has been added witch is correct.

Featured on page 106 of Jan C. Still’s book Weimar Lugers. “Figure 30a. 1908 First Issue, serial number 9608a, with Imperial 16th Reserve Infantry Regiment unit markings (16.R(scriptic)1.3.) and retaining full Imperial Army proofs. It bears added military style serial number placement, and a police sear safety installed during the Nazi Era. This Luger is unusual in that the police usually remove earlier unit markings. (p. 24) B. Fountain collection.”. RW 1,500 - 2,500

2525 - (C) UNIT MARKED POLICE DOUBLE DATE LUGER SEMI-AUTOMATIC PISTOL. Manufacturer: DWM Model: Police Double date Serial No. 6212a Caliber/Bore: 9mm Luger Barrel Length: 4” FFL Status: Curio & Relic Features include round barrel with dovetailed inverted V front sight, V notch rear sight on rear link, thumb safety marked “GESICHERT” in the upper position, extractor marked “GELADEN”, front toggle link marked “DWM” in script. Double date stamped over the chamber 1920/1918.

CONDITION: Side plate is mismatched. Grips, takedown lever and firing pin are not numbered. The World War Two blue tin magazine has an aluminum bottom marked “42 and a “STICK EAGLE 655” Waffenampt.

Checkered grips are worn with no chips or cracks. Pore bore with frosting. Featured in Jan C. Stills book WEIMAR LUGERS on page 127. Here is the excerpt from the book: “Figure 35H. Police 1920/1918 DWM, serial number 6212a, retaining Imperial proofs and Weimar E/ArA4 proofs (note: mismatched side plate). Its front strap is marked S.B.111.2.42 (Schutzpolizei Berlin Group Sud III) whitch is crossed out and replaced with S.B. 10152. This signifies Schutzpolizei Berlin weapon number 10152.

This police luger lacks a sear safety (very rare); which may indicate transfer to the Army prior to the police installation of the sear safety on such Lugers during the mid-1930’s. (p.25) B. Fountain collection”. Comes in a police style holster that has seen lots of use. It has an S.B.11235 unit mark on it that was added much later on. RW 1,500 - 2,500

2526 - (C) ITHACA MODEL 1911A1 US SEMI-AUTOMATIC PISTOL (1944).

Manufacturer: Ithaca Model: M1911A1 Serial No. 1883249 Caliber/Bore: .45 ACP Barrel Length: 5” FFL Status: Curio & Relic Left side of slide is stamped “ITHACA GUN CO INC ITHACA NEW YORK”. Left side of frame is stamped “FJA” for Frank Atwood with “P” near magazine release. Stamped with a “P” on top of slide. Right side of frame is stamped “UNITED STATES PROPERTY” and “M1911A1 US ARMY”. There is a “2” on trigger guard. Blued barrel has a “P” stamped on both sides of lug. Rear sight is beveled edge with square notch, serrated hammer with no spur, serrated slide stop and safety, short fully checkered trigger, serrated arched mainspring housing with loop, and Keyes stamped brown composite grips with outer reinforcing rings. Blued pinned base magazine with no stamp on lip. CONDITION: Gun retains approximately 90% of the arsenal applied phosphate finish.

Stampings are sharp. Fine action. Bore has sharp, well defined rifling. Ithaca manufactured pistols from 1943 to 1945 beginning at serial number 856405 and ending at 2693613; this is a mid-production example. DB 2,000 - 2,500

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2527 - (C) 1942 WALTHER PPK EAGLE C POLICE MODEL SEMI AUTOMATIC PISTOL WITH GREY/BROWN GRIPS. Manufacturer: Walther Model: PPK Serial No. 389020K Caliber/Bore: 7.65mm Barrel Length: 3 - 1/4” FFL Status: Curio & Relic Rare and desirable Walther Eagle “C” inspected PPK. It is marked with the Eagle/C acceptance stamp identifying it as a Police issued pistol It is equipped with great, Grey/Brown plastic Walther grips. The Walther PPK was developed originally for undercover police use but were quickly put into military and special service applications. PROVENANCE: Charles Clawson collection. This pistol is accompanied by a letter from noted author Charles Clawson stating that it came from his personal collection and is correct and authentic in all regards. CONDITION: The gun does not appear to have seen any real use. The bore is sharp and the gun is all-matching. There is a hint of muzzle wear and a couple of minor handling marks. This is nice example of an early war, milled blue finish police gun. The brown marbled grips are free of any cracks. Comes with one Walther marked magazine. DB 1,800 - 2,500

2528 - (C) DWM 1906 COMMERCIAL LUGER SEMI-AUTOMATIC PISTOL. Manufacturer: DWM Model: 1906 Commercial Serial No. 33115 Caliber/Bore: .30 Luger Barrel Length: 4 - 3/4” FFL Status: Curio & Relic Manufactured by Deutsche Waffen-und Munitionsfabriken Company for commercial sales in Germany and abroad. Features include round tapered pencil barrel, inverted V front sight, V notch rear sight, wide grip safety, wood checkered grips, and nickel eight round detachable wood bottom magazine. “DWM” in scroll on the front toggle link. Extractor is marked “GELADEN”. All matching serial numbers and numbered in the commercial style. BUG proofs on barrel and left receiver. CONDITION: Gun retains approximately 90% of the factory applied rust blue finish, with just a bit of high edge and holster wear. Strawed small parts are approximately 60%. Checkering on the grips shows some wear. No chips or cracks in the wood. Bright and shiny bore with sharp lands and grooves. RW 1,800 - 2,200

2529 - (C) DWM DOUBLE DATE POLICE LUGER SEMI-AUTOMATIC PISTOL WITH HOLSTER. Manufacturer: DWM Model: P.08 Serial No. 1461a Caliber/Bore: 9mm Luger Barrel Length: 4” FFL Status: Curio & Relic Features include round barrel, dovetailed inverted V front sight, and V notch rear sight on rear link. Thumb safety marked “GESICHERT” in the upper position, extractor marked “GELADEN”, front toggle link marked “DWM”. DWM military markings on the right side of receiver. This is an all matching numbers gun. CONDITION: Gun retains approximately 95% of the reapplied blue arsenal finish, straw small parts, and high edge wear and holster wear. Unnumbered checkered wood grips showing some wear. Also has two “Haenel SCHMEISSER PATENT” aluminum bottom tin magazines. They have been renumbered in the Police style to match the gun. Great bore with sharp lands and grooves. Police sear safety is present and frame has been drilled for the magazine block safety. Comes in a 1934 dated “SCHAMBACH & CO. BERLIN” police holster with some crazing and is numbered to the gun. Also included is a matching numbered loading tool. RW 1,500 - 2,000 618

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2530 - (C) UNIT MARKED 1912 DATED ERFURT P08 LUGER 9MM SEMI-AUTOMATIC PISTOL. Manufacturer: Erfurt Model: P.08 Serial No. 327 Caliber/Bore: 9mm Para Barrel Length: 4” FFL Status: Curio & Relic Features include round barrel with dovetailed inverted V front sight, V notch rear sight on rear link, thumb safety marked “GESICHERT” in the upper position, extractor marked “GELADEN”, front toggle link marked “CROWN ERFURT”. This is an all matching numbers gun except the magazine. The magazine with correct non-matching wood bottom and nickel body with fire blue retaining pin. CONDITION: Typical Erfurt machining. Gun retains 80% of the original factory applied blue finish with an even brown patina showing threw the blue. Original straw is about 5%. Good bore with sharp lands and groves. Crisp checkering on the numbered grips. Magazine is phenomenal. This is a very early gun. No stock lug and hold open has been added, which is correct. It is unit marked on the front grip strap “R.S.1.34.” for Regiment Headquarters of a Infantry Regiment. A very desirable Luger for any collection. RW 1,000 - 2,000

2531 - (C) PRE-WAR F/N BROWNING HIGH POWER SEMI AUTOMATIC PISTOL. Manufacturer: Fabrique National Model: High Power Serial No. 41907 Caliber/Bore: 9mm Barrel Length: 4 - 1/2” FFL Status: Curio & Relic Features include Dovetailed inverted V front sight 50 - 500 meter tangent rear sight, exposed round hammer, slotted for stock, two piece checkered wood grip panels, detachable double stack magazine, blow back semi-automatic action. CONDITION; Gun retains approximately 85% of the original factory applied finish with high edge wear and a few handling marks. Fair bore with frosting in the grooves. Wood checkered grips are in good shape with no chips or cracks. Comes in a “clg 43” marked holster with an extra “WaA613” Waffenampt magazine. Holster is in great condition with tight and serviceable stitching. RW 1,000 - 2,000

2532 - (C) SIMSON AND CO. 1925 DATED P.08 LUGER PISTOL WITH HOLSTER AND EXTRA MAGAZINE. Manufacturer: Simson & Co. Model: P08 Serial No. 69 Caliber/Bore: 9mm Luger Barrel Length: 4” FFL Status: Curio & Relic This is one of 600 guns produced in 1925 by Simson & Co. Standard configuration with all the proper Eagle/6 inspectors marks, including the grip screws. Weimar proofs on slide and barrel. All numbers are matching. Accompanied by two matching magazines. Brown leather flap holster is dated 1925 and has an Eagle/6 marked tool in the pouch.

CONDITION: Very good as post-War refinished. Markings are all clear. Wood grips have very good checkering. Bore is very good with strong rifling. Good mechanical function. Holster has a coat of wax on it, leather is soft stitching is solid. GR 1,000 - 1,500

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2533 - (M) FINE CUSTOM GRIFFIN & HOWE US SPRINGFIELD BOLT ACTION RIFLE. Manufacturer: Griffin & Howe Model: 1903 Serial No. 1509264 / G&H #2650-0 Caliber/Bore: .30-06 Government Barrel Length: 22” Drop at Comb: Approx 1 - 7/8” Drop at Heel: Approx 2 - 7/8” Length of Pull: 14 - 1/4”

A very nice example of a vintage .30-06 Government Griffin Howe bolt action rifle. Barrel fitted with a Lyman 48 peep sight and a barrel banded, ramped, hooded blade front sight. This Model 1903 US Springfield Armory action has a jeweled bolt slide and two panel bolt handle. Winchester Model 70 styled three position safety. Stock with cheekpiece, pistol grip, metal grip cap, studs for sling, red rubber pad, and ebony forend tip. Rifle weighs: 7lbs 13oz. The high number frame was made in 1936. This rifle is believed to be The Prototype for the series of this model being made by Griffin & Howe during the 1980’s. The style of rifle is classic Griffin & Howe. CONDITION: Barrels retain 95%plus of its custom blue finish with some minor handling marks. Stock has a few very minor light handling marks as well. DB 4,000 - 6,000

2534 - (M) BEST BOXLOCK EJECTOR “AFRICA EXPRESS” DANGEROUS GAME DOUBLE RIFLE; A JOINT VENTURE BY CHAMPLIN AND FAMARS. Manufacturer: Abbiatico & Salvinelli Model: SXS Double Rifle Serial No. 1049 Caliber/Bore: 470 Nitro Express Barrel Length: 24” FFL Status: Modern Drop at Comb: Approx 1 - 11/16” Drop at Heel: Approx 2 - 3/4” Length of Pull: 14 - 7/8” cast 3/8” off (1993) It appears that Champlin Arms, well known as double rifle specialists, teamed up with FAMARS (Fabbrica Armi Mario Abbiatico Remo Salvinelli) to make a well thought out and serviceable dangerous game double rifle. This well crafted double rifle has 24” chopper lump barrels fitted with file cut quarter rib holding one standing, one folding leaf express rear sight. A gold bead front is in matching ramp. Side of left barrel is marked “CHAMPLIN - FAMARS” in scroll and strapwork engraved surround. Barrel flats and bottoms of barrels are engraved with 1993 Italian nitro proofs. Barrels are stamped with caliber and “CHAMPLIN”. Bottom of right barrel is engraved “REGULATED AT 50 YDS WITH FEDERAL AMMO SELFT (sic) POINT .500 GR”. Case hardened robust boxlock action with extended top tang over comb features non-automatic safety, hidden third fastener, bushed strikers, and double triggers (front articulated). Action is engraved with geometric and line borders and some splashes of scroll around some screws. Sides of action are engraved “CHAMPLIN - FAMARS” on gold inlaid rectangle within scroll and strapwork borders. Trigger plate is engraved “AFRICA EXPRESS” “CAL. 470 NE” within well rendered device. Single beaded blued trigger guard has serial number on tang which extends to blued steel grip cap with trap. Lightly marbled and figured European walnut capped pistol grip buttstock measures 14-7/8” over brown Decelerator pad, and features right hand shadow line cheekpiece along with borderless point pattern checkering at grip and a gold oval engraved “CC” on toe line. Matching splinter ejector forend has forward pivoting lever release. Gun is housed in brown leather case with stitched leather corners by Nizzoli. Interior is lined in olive green cloth and has black leather A & S label stitched into lid. Weight: 11 lbs. 1 oz. CONDITION: Excellent, near new, but showing the knocks and bumps from perhaps one safari, with some light scratches and marks in metal surfaces, and some compressions and scratches in wood, most notably a 2” fairly heavy abrasion along toe line. Checkering remains light in color. Bores are excellent. Mechanically excellent. Case has a few marks in leather. Interior has compressions and rubs. A well balanced heavy double. MGM8. 12,500 - 17,500

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2535 - (M) FINE QUALITY RECENTLY MADE DANGEROUS GAME BOXLOCK EJECTOR DOUBLE RIFLE IN .470 NITRO BY J & L WILKINS WITH CASE. Manufacturer: J&L Wilkins Model: SXS Double Rifle Serial No. 470010 Caliber/Bore: .470 Nitro Express Barrel Length: 24 - 7/8” FFL Status: Modern Drop at Comb: approx 1 - 1/2”+ Drop at Heel: approx 2 - 5/8” Length of Pull: 14 - 3/4” Neutral cast (1990) 24 - 7/8” chopper lump barrels are fitted with quarter rib having square shouldered dolls head extension. Rib is set with one standing, two folding leaf express rear sight, marked in gold for 100, 200, and 300 yards. Ends of rib are scroll engraved. The center is engraved “J & L Wilkins & Co Birmingham England” in Old English script. Transition of quarter rib to mid rib is nicely stippled. Matching front ramp holds silver bead. Tops of barrels are engraved with caliber and load information. Barrel flats are stamped with 1990 Birmingham nitro proofs for .470 Nitro. Bottoms of barrels are stamped with serial numbers. A sling eye is screwed to bottom rib. Robust case hardened boxlock action features non-automatic safety, gold plated internals, bushed strikers, and double triggers (front articulated).

Action is nicely filed and finished and is engraved with 80% coverage very nicely cut varying sized shaded scroll. Maker’s name is in gold on each side and caliber is in gold on trigger plate. Blued trigger guard with serial number in gold surrounded by scroll on bow has tang which extends to case hardened and engraved steel grip cap in traditional British fashion. Striking broadly fiddle figured and very nicely marbled flesh tone European walnut pistol grip buttstock measures 14 - 3/4” over Silver type pad. Stock features classic styling with drop points, point pattern checkering at grip and nicely formed right hand shadow line cheekpiece. A sling eye and vacant silver oval are on toe line. Matching slim beavertail Southgate ejector forend has Anson release. Weight: 11 lbs 6 oz. Gun is housed in good quality leather case with brass corners and round central medallion which has leather trimmed canvas outer cover. Case is lined in burgundy cloth and has gold embossed Wilkins label in lid. Accessories include three horn handled turnscrews, round oil bottle, and a pair of snap caps.

CONDITION: Excellent, very close to new, with evidence of very little firing and handling since proof, most has been done with right barrel which shows some firing halo on breech face. Mechanically excellent.

Case is excellent. Accessories are excellent. J & L Wilkins is known to have made a number of high quality double and bolt action rifles in the 1990’s, several in .700 nitro, one of which was featured in January 2010 GUNS & AMMO (copy in case) used by Bill Jones in Zimbabwe in 2009. This rifle obviously shoots very well, the “final regulation target” is also in case, showing two shots almost touching 1/2” above aiming point (distance not specified). MGM61. 20,000 - 30,000

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2536 - (M) MARCEL THYS CONSTANTINE V DELUXE DOUBLE RIFLE. Manufacturer: Marcel Thys & Sons Model: Constantine V Serial No. 94 Caliber/Bore: .600 Nitro Express Barrel Length: 26” FFL Status: Modern Drop at Comb: 2” Drop at Heel: 2 - 5/8” Length of Pull: 15 - 1/4” Weight: 12 Lbs. One of three made. A beautiful .600 Nitro Express Sidelock African large game side by side rifle from Belgium maker Marcel Thys. This rifle bears 26 inch crisp chopper lump barrels with flat filed spearpoint quarter rib, express sights (one standing and two folding), ejectors, eye for sling, and a stepped up silver tipped blade foresight. Right barrel reads: “Katsenes Cie Santa Monica, Ca.” Left Barrel reads: “Constantine V Deluxe”. Barrel bottoms have Belgium proof marks, serial number, “MAGI” inside a circle “ALAR”, 600 NITRO EXPRESS. Barrel flats has appropriate Belgium proof mark. The strong engraved bolstered .600NE action is designated with a third fastener, non-auto safety (SAFE in gold), disc set strikers and fire blued double triggers with the first being articulated. The coin finished action, frame and hardware is all engraved by the renowned Belgium engraver “Jm. Smets”. The right lock plate is adorned with a Bulino style engraved walking Rhinoceros through the bush and is supported by floral scroll. Left lock is engraved with a Cape Buffalo standing in field in Bulino style with supporting floral scroll. Action bottom is handsomely engraved with a Bulino style Elephant and supporting scroll. Long trigger guard, pistol strap, steel grip cap/cap box (with spare foresight), long top strap, forend lever is also engraved with floral scroll and is stippled. Dark well figured European Walnut stock is featured with a finely checkered pistol grip, shadow line cheekpiece, drop points, eye for sling and a brown leather covered pad. Beavertail forend with sharp checkering and lever release. Oak and leather case with makers leather trade label and key. CONDITION: Excellent, near new. Barrels retain 97% blue and sharp rifling.

Action is tight on face with very good ejectors. Action is clean with little to no visible signs of use. Stock and forend are near mint with the slightest of handling marks. Excellent big bore double rifle. CP 65,000 - 75,000

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2537 - (M) WESTLEY RICHARDS .600 NITRO EXPRESS DOUBLE RIFLE Manufacturer: Westley Richards Model: Boxlock Double Rifle Serial No. 19746 Caliber/Bore: .600 Nitro Express Barrel Length: 25” FFL Status: Modern Drop at Comb: 1 - 3/8” Drop at Heel: 2” Length of Pull: 14 - 3/4” Weight: 15 lbs 10 oz A very fine circa 1990 .600 Nitro Express with 25” chopper lump barrels. Beautifully acanthus leaf engraved dolls head extended quarter rib with express sights, one being standing marked for 50 yards and a second folding leaf sight marked for 100 yards.

“WESTLEY RICHARDS & CO. ENGLAND” engraved ahead of quarter rib on a smooth concave rib which forwards to the matching engraved hooded and hinged blade sight with folding moon sight. Right barrel reads “W.R. .600 NITRO EXPRESS.” Left barrel reads “REGULATED FOR 900 GR. BULLET”. Underside of both barrels are stamped “PG” the barrels makers initials and the rifles serial number. Barrel flats are shiny and marked with the appropriate Birmingham proof marks “BNP” with a crown above it as well as “.600 / EXP 2860BAR” and date mark. Barrels also have loop for sling. “Westley Richards” engraved in gold on both sides of receivers case colored action. Vintage style floral scroll engraving with tiger in bush on left, leopard in bush on right, cape buffalo in bush on bottom of the blacked floor plate which is engraved “.600 NITRO EXPRESS.” which is also inlaid in gold. Full length blacked trigger guard is engraved with tiger facing jungle from rear and serial number in gold on strap. Ahead of top lever on the action frame is the word “EJECTOR” inlayed in gold. Engraving by “P. J. V.” as found along left side of front trigger. The rifles action consists of disc set strikers, third fastener, non-auto safety, and hinged front trigger. Water tables stamped with appropriate Birmingham proofs. The deep honey colored walnut stock has straight and strong grain through the pistol grip wrist then opens up to a lovely patterned smokiness. The stock also features a beaded cast of cheekpiece, case colored engraved grip cap box, large round gold initial plate, traditional Silvers style orange pad and loop for sling, drop points and triangular checkered side panels. The nicely checkered forearm has a rounded triangular horn tip, Deeley release mechanism and case colored iron. The Westley Richards Oak and Leather makers case is lined with a muted royal blue cloth, black and gold Westley Richards leather trade label. The case is fitted with a two piece wooden rod, powder flask, a pair of bone and nickel plated .600 snap caps, nickel plated striker pot, striker block, three horn handled turnscrews, polished tin box for spare backsight, pouch with pull through and pair of cleaning brushes. CONDITION: Near new. Barrels retain 98% original blue with minor surface marks. Rifling is crisp. Action is clean.

Case colors are prominent showing approximately 98%. Engraving is sharp. Checkering is sharp on both stock and forend. Stock and forend are near excellent with some slight handling marks and spotting. Oak & leather case has outerwear most likely from storage and travel.

Interior of case is very good. This handsome and robust .600 NE double rifle weighs approximately 15 lbs. 10 oz. CP 40,000 - 50,000

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2538 - (M) FAMARS O/U EXCALIBUR EXPRESS BOXLOCK DOUBLE RIFLE Manufacturer: FAMARS Model: Excalibur Express Serial No. F0167 Caliber/Bore: 9.3x74R Barrel Length: 24” FFL Status: Modern Drop at Comb: 1 - 3/4” Drop at Heel: 2 - 5/8” Length of Pull: 14 - 3/8” Weight: 9 lbs 3 oz A modern (Ca. 1999) and attractive over-under double rifle in 9.3x74R. Barrels are 24” long with a full length rib, matted quarter rib with express standing sight at 50 yards with gold marker and a 100 yard folding leaf. A custom claw mount has been attached to the quarter rib where a Tornado laser red dot optic has been added. The foresight is ramped with a bladed front sight. Action is a bolstered boxlock ejector with a non-auto safe single trigger. Case colored action with partial coverage scroll engraving and “Famars” in gold. European walnut with pistol hand grip, shadow line cheek piece, orange recoil pad and game forend with Deeley release. Studs for sling on stock and barrel. CONDITION: Excellent with no visual signs of abuse. CP 15,000 - 25,000

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2539 - (A) HOLLAND & HOLLAND SIDELOCK DOUBLE RIFLE IN HIGH ORIGINAL CONDITION WITH UNUSUAL STALKING SAFETIES. Manufacturer: H&H FFL Status: Antique Model: SXS Double Rifle Drop at Comb: Approx 1 - 3/4” Serial No. 11152 Drop at Heel: Approx 2 - 3/4” Caliber/Bore: .450 BPE Length of Pull: 14 - 7/8 cast approx 1/4” off Barrel Length: 28” (ca 1887) 28” Dovetailed steel barrels are fitted with full length rib which is file cut behind one standing two folding leaf express rear sight, holds silver bead with flip-up night bead in raised front portion of rib. Tops of barrels are engraved with H&H New Bond Street address on right, and scarce “Winner of all the Field rifle trials 1883” information on left. Barrel flats are stamped with London black powder proofs. Serial number is on heavy reinforced splinter. Sling loop is screwed to bottom rib. Case hardened round bodied, top lever action is fitted with back spring side locks beginning the style which would be used for the next sixty years for the Number II and “Dominion” grades. Action has top tang which extends over comb, and is fitted with automatic safety (SAFE inlaid in gold). Each lockplate is fitted with a secondary safety reminiscent of stalking safeties found on hammer guns. With these engaged the rifle is doubly safe. Each button is fully checkered and “SAFE” is inlaid in gold at fronts.

Action and lockplates are engraved with approximately 80% coverage nicely cut rose and scroll. “Holland & Holland” is on each lockplate. Steel trigger guard with scroll engraving on bow , has serial number on tang which extends to engraved steel grip cap. Well marbled and lightly flame figured European walnut capped pistol grip buttstock measures 14-7/8” over what appears to be original ribbed horn buttplate. Stock features classic Holland & Holland style shadow line right hand cheekpiece. Flat top point pattern checkering is at grip. A sling loop and vacant silver oval are on toe line. Matching long splinter forend has Anson release. Weight: 8 lbs 9 oz. CONDITION: Excellent, mostly original. Barrels retain over 90% original blue, with a small number of marks and nicks, and a few minor splotches, thinning a bit from hand wear. Action and locks retain over 90% original case hardening color, silvered a bit on fences and around bottom. Trigger guard retains most of what appears to be its original blue. Stocks retain most of their original oil finish with some light marks, checkering has not been re-cut. Wood of butt has shrunk a bit below buttplate. Enfield rifled bores are excellent., shiny with sharp rifling throughout. Action is tight. Barrels are on face. An interesting “best” Holland rifle. MGM33. 8,000 - 12,000

2540 - (C) WILLIAM EVANS .280 BOXLOCK DOUBLE RIFLE WITH SCHMIDT & BENDER SCOPE AND CASE. Manufacturer: William Evans Barrel Length: 27” Model: SXS Double Rifle FFL Status: Modern Serial No. 9812 Length of Pull: 15” Caliber/Bore: .280 Rimmed (ca 1911) 27” Chopper lump barrels fitted with file cut quarter rib holds one standing, one folding leaf rear sight and scope blocks. Silver bead is in matching front ramp. Tops of barrels are engraved “WILLIAM EVANS, (FROM PURDEY’’S)” “63. Pall Mall, St. James’s London.” Barrel flats are stamped with London nitro proofs for .280, and with serial numbers. Heavy splinter is stamped “4”. Sling eye is soldered to bottom rib. Case hardened Webley long bar PHV-1 boxlock action features non-automatic safety, pivoting third fastener engaging square shouldered dolls head rib extension, bushed strikers, side clips, and double triggers. Action is engraved with 60% coverage well cut varying sized scroll. “William Evans” is on each side. Scroll engraved top lever, floorplate, and trigger guard are blued. Serial number is on trigger guard tang which extends to steel grip cap. Lightly streaked and fiddle figured European walnut capped pistol grip buttstock measures 15” over Silver type pad over 1/2” black spacer. Point pattern checkering is at grip. A sling eye and vacant silver oval are on toe line. Matching splinter forend has forward pivoting lever release. A Schmidt & Bender 1-1/2 - 6 X 30mm rail scope with three post and crosshair reticle attaches to barrels with QD mounts. Rifle is housed in an old leather case with leather corners lined in green cloth. A reproduction Evans label is in lid along with a target shot at 100 yards, with this rifle, showing exceptionally fine group. Case contains snap caps, cleaning equipment, and the original sight cover with two beads. Weight: 10 lbs 2 oz. CONDITION: Fine, as partially refinished. Barrels retain nearly all of a “best” reblack. Action retains 30-40% original case hardening color.

Blued parts have most of their blue. Stocks have an old refinish with subsequent light marks and scratches, checkering has not been re-cut. Pad and spacer are relatively new. Bores are excellent, bright, sharp and shiny throughout. Action is tight. Barrels are on face. Case is good. Interior renewed. Rifle will not fit in case with pad installed. With a very high quality scope! The .280 was very popular before WWI due to its very high velocity. Its varying performance on game, mostly due to bullet design, caused its lack of popularity later. With modern bullets it can be a very effective cartridge. MGM23. 12,000 - 17,000

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2541 - (C) WEBLEY & SCOTT SIDELOCK EJECTOR DANGEROUS GAME DOUBLE RIFLE WITH CASE. Manufacturer: Webley & Scott FFL Status: Curio & Relic Model: Sidelock Double Rifle Drop at Comb: 1 - 3/4” Serial No. 13932 Drop at Heel: 2 - 5/8” Caliber/Bore: .475 No. 2 Length of Pull: 14 - 5/16” cast about 3/8” off Barrel Length: 26” (Circa 1914) This fine condition big bore double nitro rifle has 26” chopper lump barrels fitted with file cut quarter rib holding one standing two folding leaf express rear sight ( leaves marked for 100, 200, and 300 yards) and front ramp with silver and flip-up porcelain night beads. Tops of barrels are engraved “Webley & Scott Ltd.” along with “London & Birmingham”. Mid rib is engraved “.475. No 2, 85. Grs Smokeless, 480.

Gn Bullet”. Barrel flats are stamped with London nitro proofs for this cartridge, along with Webley bullet trademarks. Serial number is on heavy splinter. A sling loop is soldered to bottom rib. Case hardened square back sidelock action features pivoting third fastener which engages square shouldered dolls head rib extension. Action also features automatic safety (SAFE engraved), bushed strikers, and double triggers. Action and locks are engraved with 70% coverage well cut shaded scroll. “Webley & Scott Ltd” is on each lockplate. Serial number is on trigger guard tang which extends to engraved steel grip cap. Dark, nicely streaked, and lightly fiddle figured European walnut capped pistol grip buttstock measures 14 - 5/16” over newer Silver type pad. Stock is classically appointed with drop points, flat top point pattern checkering, sling loop, and vacant silver oval. Splinter Southgate ejector forend has forward pivoting lever release. Gun is housed in a best quality oak and leather case with brass corners, lined in dark green cloth. Case contains a square oil bottle, some cleaning brushes, and a RED AND BLUE box of Kynoch cartridges. Also included is a target on John Rigby card showing good regulation with one high shot due to hang fire with old ammunition. Weight: 11 lbs 2 oz.

CONDITION: Very fine, mostly original. Barrels retain 70 - 80% original blue with numerous light marks and considerable hand wear on sides.

Action and lockplates retain 60 - 70% original case hardening color, browning and flecking on bottom, most loss on right side due to cleaning.

Stocks retain most of what appears to be their original finish with considerable marks and dents, mostly on butt, checkering lightly worn and has not been re-cut. Bores are very fine to excellent, with perhaps a hint of softness in right throat (may clean to be excellent plus). Action has just a hint of looseness with forend removed, a bit tighter with forend installed., Right barrel is slightly off face. Case leather is very fine to excellent, still light in color, with some marks and bumps. Interior cloth is very fine. A great rifle in a great caliber. MGM4. 13,000 - 18,000

2542 - (C) FRANZ SODIA OVER UNDER DANGEROUS GAME (.470 NE) DOUBLE RIFLE WITH SCOPE. FFL Status: Curio & Relic Manufacturer: Franz Sodia Drop at Comb: Approx 1 - 1/2” Model: OU Double Rifle Drop at Heel: Approx 2 - 1/4” Serial No. 7744 Length of Pull: 14” negative cast Caliber/Bore: .470 Nitro Express Barrel Length: 27 - 1/2” (1958) 27 1/2” Demi bloc barrels are fitted with full length matted rib holding claw scope bases and one standing, two folding leaf express rear sight. Central portion is milled away forming front ramp holding a large silver bead. Unmatted portion is engraved “Franz Sodia, Ferlach, Austria”. Bohler Antinit barrels are stamped with 1958 Ferlach proofs on bottoms. Sling loop is soldered to bottom of barrel. Coin finished ogee backed boxlock double Kersten over-under action features non-automatic safety, bushed strikers, and double triggers (front set). Action is engraved with some well cut open shaded scroll within line and feather borders, surrounding fairly well rendered scenes of African big game; a pair of elephant bulls in open woodlands on left side of action, and a pair of cape buffalo in similar setting on right. Bottom of action pictures a quartering white rhino. Makers name is in circular ribbon on trigger plate. Steel trigger guard has serial number on tang. Somewhat figured and lightly marbled European walnut capped pistol grip buttstock measures 14” over brown leather covered pad. Stock features small right hand cheekpiece and point pattern skip line checkering. Matching long three piece forend has Deeley release. A Kahles “Helia 39 St” variable scope with three post reticle is in soldered on claw rings, rear with windage. Weight without scope: 10 lbs 2 oz. CONDITION: Very fine. Barrels retain approximately 80% of what appears to be original blue. Coin finish of action is bright. Stocks have numerous light marks and bumps in original varnish, some marks are quite heavy on left side of butt. Checkering is dark, lightly worn. Bores are excellent. Action is tight. Scope is excellent.

Optically clear. MGM34. 9,000 - 14,000 626

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2543 - (C) E.M. REILLY BOXLOCK DOUBLE RIFLE IN .500/.465 NITRO EXPRESS WITH AMMO. Manufacturer: E.M. Reilly FFL Status: Curio & Relic Model: SxS Double Rifle Drop at Comb: approx 1 - 3/4” Serial No. 35554 Drop at Heel: approx 2 - 5/8” Caliber/Bore: .500/.465 NE Length of Pull: 14 - 7/8” cast slightly off.

Barrel Length: 26” (ca 1912) 26” chopper lump barrels are fitted with file cut quarter rib holding one standing, two folding leaf express rear sight and matching front ramp with silver bead and flip-up porcelain night bead. Tops of barrels are engraved “E. M. Reilly & Co” “295 Oxford St London.” Barrel flats are stamped with London nitro proofs for 75 grains of cordite and 480 grain bullet. Bottoms of barrels are stamped for Krupp steel and with serial numbers. Actual manufacturers number “1315” is on bottom rib along with soldered on sling eye. Arched back boxlock Webley screw grip top lever action features automatic safety (SAFE inlaid in gold), pivoting third fastener (screw grip), and double triggers. Action is engraved with near full coverage very nicely cut large open shaded scroll. “E. M. REILLY & CO” is in arched band on each side over “London”. Blued top lever, floorplate, and trigger guard have matching scroll. Serial number is on trigger guard tang which extends to engraved steel buttplate.

Lightly marbled and figured European walnut capped pistol grip buttstock measures 14 - 7/8” over newer Silver type pad. Stock features drop points, point pattern checkering at grip, and a sling eye matching that on barrels, along with a silver oval engraved “O. H. A” on toe line.

Matching splinter forend has Anson release. Weight: 11 lbs 1 oz. CONDITION: Very good, as refinished. Barrels retain nearly all of a satin rust re-blue, lettering considerably softened. Action cleaned to coin finish. Blued parts retain nearly all of their re-blue. Stocks have old oil refinish, checkering cleaned up. A 2” x 3/4” piece of wood as been inlet in toe of stock to repair a large chip. Bores are excellent, with sharp shiny rifling throughout. Action is tight. Barrels are on face. Rifle is accompanied by three boxes of old Kynoch soft points, a box of new Kynoch containing four soft nosed cartridges, and three plastic boxes of various factory and reloaded cartridges. The .465 has earned an enviable reputation as a dangerous game caliber. This nicely balanced mechanically excellent dangerous game rifle would be ideal for a professional hunter, or perhaps your next African safari. MGM31. 10,000 - 15,000

2544 - (M) UNUSUAL KRIEGHOFF ULM PRIMUS SIDELOCK EJECTOR OVER UNDER DOUBLE RIFLE HAVING STRAIGHT STOCK WITH SCOPE AND CASE. Manufacturer: Krieghoff Model: OU Double Rifle Ulm-Primus Serial No. 77351 Caliber/Bore: .30-06 Springfield Barrel Length: 25” FFL Status: Modern Drop at Comb: Approx 1 - 15/16” Drop at Heel: Approx 2 - 15/16” Length of Pull: 15 - 1/2 25” mono-bloc barrels are fitted with matted quarter rib holding single standing leaf rear sight and claw scope bases. Matching front ramp holds sourdough bead. Top of top barrel is engraved “T. DIRKSEN - GEWEERMAKER TE EEMDIJK”. Mono-bloc sides are scroll engraved and bottom is stamped with year 1977 Ulm nitro proofs. Coin finished double Kersten over/under action features hand detachable pinless sidelocks, reinforcing bolsters, bushed strikers, and double triggers (front set). Action and lockplates are engraved with 80% coverage traditional English style rose and scroll. Bottom of action is engraved “KRIEGHOFF. ULM - PRIMUS”. Top lever is blued. Coin finished trigger guard has matching scroll on bow and straight tang. Unusual for a double rifle, buttstock has straight grip and measures 15 - 1/2” over red “Universal” pad. Stock is of nicely marbled European walnut and has point pattern checkering at grip, as well as a sling eye, matching that on barrel, and vacant silver oval on toe line. Matching slim one piece forend has Deeley type release. Rifle is mounted with a B. Nickel 1 - 4 X scope in soldered-on claw rings. Weight with scope: 9 lbs 15 oz. Rifle is housed in custom made white oak case with inset crocodile patterned leather panel on top with Krieghoff “K” logo carved into spalted wood trapezoid at left. Interior is lined in burgundy leather and French fitted for rifle and scope, with braided banding around openings. CONDITION: Excellent. Barrels retain nearly all of what appears to be their original blue. Action and locks retain most of their original coin finish, silvered on high points. Stocks retain most of their original finish with a considerable number of marks and scratches, with some oil added as maintenance, and after fitting of newer pad. Checkering lightly worn. Mechanically very fine. Bores are excellent. Scope has many light scratches in its external finish. Lenses clean but with lunate occlusion at bottom of field of view. Case is excellent. MGM 100 6,000 - 10,000

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2545 - (C) LOVELY GRIFFIN & HOWE WINCHESTER MODEL 70 CUSTOM BOLT ACTION RIFLE. Manufacturer: Griffin & Howe Model: Winchester 70 Custom Serial No. 255847 / G&H #2261 Caliber/Bore: .416 Barrel Length: 24” FFL Status: Curio & Relic Drop at Comb: 1 - 3/4” Drop at Heel: 2 - 5/8” Weight: 8 lbs

A vintage .416 Winchester Model 70 by Griffin & Howe. Barrel is 24” in length with quarter rib and express sights at 50 yards standing, 100 and 200 yard folding sight leaves and banded ramped blade front sight. Tapped for scope mount. Action is a Winchester Model 70 with a three position flag safe and jeweled bolt and two panel bolt handle. Trigger blade is cross cut for additional grip. Stock has a shadow line cheek piece, ebony forend tip, orange old English Pachmayr pad with fine hand checkered dark American walnut stock. The action was built in 1953 and the bolt was jeweled by G&H so there is no visible serial number. CONDITION: Excellent retaining overall 95% blue. There is some light high edge wear on barrel, foresight band shows a bit of freckling, trigger guard and floorplate show a bit of high edge wear as well. Slight handling marks on stock and forend. A classic G&H custom with New York barrel address. CP 3,000 - 5,000

2546 - (C) J.P. SAUER AND SON CUSTOM BOLT ACTION RIFLE. Manufacturer: J.P. Sauer Model: Custom Rifle Serial No. 218935 Caliber/Bore: .30-06 Barrel Length: 21” FFL Status: Curio & Relic Drop at Comb: 1 - 3/4” Drop at Heel: 3” Length of Pull: 14”

Vintage and handsome J.P. Sauer .30 USG (30-06) Mauser 1906 bolt action stalking rifle. Semi-round 21” fluid steel Krupp Essen barrel with Lyman rear peep sight, full length narrow filed rib and blade foresight.

Action with thumb cut, double set triggers, case colored bolt, grey patina butter knife bolt handle and flag safe. Engraved action and nicely engraved floorplate with stag and fawn. Stock most likely European walnut with pistol grip and horn cap, Schnable forend, heel plate and a length of pull of 14”. Studs for sling on stock and barrel. CONDITION: Strong bore and rifle retains about 70% of its bluing although trigger guard and floorplate have lost some of their black. Rib with replacement fill for removed rear sight. Stock appears to have a bit of filler at the top of the grip and just under the bolt, forend and stock both have some handling marks. CP 4,000 - 6,000

2547 - (C) RARE COMMERCIAL B.S.A. SMLE MK III HB TARGET BOLT ACTION RIFLE. Manufacturer: B.S.A. Model: SMLE MK III HB Target Serial No. M13179 Caliber/Bore: .303 British Barrel Length: 25 - 1/4” FFL Status: Curio & Relic

Extremely rare Commercial Birmingham Small Arms “BSA” No III dated 1940 and chambered for the standard .303 British cartridge. Retailer marked on the front receiver ring “PARKER-HALE BIRMINGHAM 4”.

The uncommon heavy barrel is marked on the top of the barrel “BIRMINGHAM SMALL ARMS LTD HEAVY 303 TARGET BARREL”. The bright muzzle is marked “A.G.P BALL BURNISHED”. Front sight blade is a tapered target blade marked Parker Hale and is fitted with a sheet metal front sight protector retailer marked

by Parker Hale. Rifle is fitted with a receiver mounted Parker Hale marked micrometer adjustable target peep sight with adjustable rear diopter. Commercial wood stocks are void of any government or military acceptance markings. Rifle is further equipped with shooting sling swivel mounted in front of magazine well assembly. Commercial Enfield rifles are uncommon and most were pushed into service during World War II. This example is a survivor and remains in original commercial configuration. Bolt and receiver numbers are matching. CONDITION: Very fine as most metal retains most all commercial finish with slight finish loss at muzzle from cleaning as well as typical high point finish loss from transport and use. The bore is excellent, bright and shiny, with sharp lands and grooves. The four piece wood set is very good and shows some evidence of period cleaning. The action operates properly and smoothly. TDW 1,200 - 2,000

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2548 - (M) JOHN BOLLINGER CUSTOM BOLT ACTION RIFLE WITH SCOPE. Manufacturer: John Bollinger Model: Custom Serial No. 139 Caliber/Bore: .416 Rigby Barrel Length: 25” FFL Status: Modern Drop at Comb: 1 - 7/8” Drop at Heel: 2” Length of Pull: 14 - 1/8” Weight: 11 Lbs. 11 Oz. (w/Scope) A very fine .416 Rigby Safari rifle with a bright bored 25” barrel. The barrel has a spearpoint double tapped, square bridge rib with express sights one standing at 100 yards and two folding leaf sights at 200 and 300 yards. The ramped, hooded, and bladed foresight is affixed to the barrel band with barrel and band, both ported. Barrel is also fitted with an eye for sling. Right side of barrel is signed by “John Bolliger” and reads “RIFLEMAKER” both in gold. Left side reads “Four Sixteen RIGBY” all in gold. Action is built with a Model 70 style three position safety, Five panel checkered bolt handle, nicely jeweled bolt body and magazine follower. Left side of action is engraved in gold with the rifles serial number. The magazine floor plate, trigger guard and trigger are in a matte black finish. The walnut stock is handsomely fitted with a shadow line cheekpiece, thick and sharply checkered pistol grip with grip cap/cap box and a newer orange Silvers style pad. The forend has matching checkering and a nice rosewood forend tip. The rifle is also nicely fitted with a quick release mount system and Zeiss Diavari-C 1,5-4,5x18 rifle scope. CONDITION: Near new. Barrel retains 99 percent blue with a few minor handling and storage marks. Stock and forearm are in excellent condition with a few small storage marks. Very nice big game safari rifle. CP 15,000 - 20,000

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2549 - (C) HARTMANN & WEISS CUSTOM TAKEDOWN MANNLICHER SCHOENAUER “MILLENNIUM” RIFLE WITH SCOPE. Manufacturer: Hartmann & Weiss Model: Bolt Rifle Serial No. 2816 Caliber/Bore: .250-3000 Savage Barrel Length: 22” FFL Status: Curio & Relic Weight: 8 lbs 11 oz. (ca 1905) Based on an original Mannlicher takedown, the meticulous craftsmen of Hamburg, updated and restocked it for client in the year 2000.

Original barrel was converted to fire the 250-3000 Savage cartridge and the barrel band sling base was installed along with a claw scope base at rear. Top of barrel is gold inlaid “Hartmann & Weiss · Hamburg”. Mannlicher lettering on receiver ring has also been inlaid with gold.

Standard takedown Mannlicher action is fitted with rear scope base, and engraved with splashes of scroll and line borders. Bolt handle has scroll engraving and gold border outline. Flag safety is gold inlaid “F” and “S”. Magazine bottom and trigger guard bow are engraved with 50% coverage well cut scroll. Gold line borders on magazine bottom and serial number is in gold on trigger guard bow. Rifle has been restocked with a spectacular piece of dark marbled and lightly figured European walnut. It measures 15 - 1/4” over thin black Decelerator pad. Stock features very well cut classic checkering at grip and forend, right hand shadow line cheekpiece, ebony forend tip, and a nicely fitted blue steel grip cap which is scroll engraved and has monogram “GM” in gold within an oval gold border. A gold circle on toe line is engraved “Millennium” Rifle is fitted with a Zeiss Diavari V 2.5 - X scope with three post and crosshair reticle in custom claw rings, rear with windage. CONDITION: Excellent, as custom finished, appears to have had little use, retaining nearly all fine custom blue on all metal parts. Stock has some areas where finish is a bit thin, and could use some extra oil. There are a few minor marks scattered over all. An 1 - 1/2” x 1 - 1/2” area on left side above magazine bottom has some fairly deep abrasions and bumps. Bore is excellent, Mechanically excellent. Scope is excellent. a very pretty little rifle. MGM13.

8,000 - 12,000

2550 - (M) JOHN BOLLINGER CUSTOM BOLT ACTION RIFLE WITH SCOPE. Manufacturer: John Bollinger Model: Custom Drop at Comb: 1 - 5/8” Serial No. K8785 Drop at Heel: 1 - 3/4” Caliber/Bore: .270 Winchester Length of Pull: 13 - 7/8” Barrel Length: 24” Weight: 8 Lbs. 10 Oz. (w/Scope) FFL Status: Modern A beautiful .270 Winchester magazine rifle with a 24 inch barrel. The barrel rifling is sharp and barrel is nicely fitted with an eye for sling and a Leuopold Vari-X III 3.5-10 rifle scope. Right side of barrel reads makers name “John Bolliger” in script. Left side of barrel reads “Two Seventy WINCHESTER” also in script. Mauser style square bridge with thumb cut out with serial number engraved on side of action. The rifle bears a Winchester Model 70 three position safe, jeweled bolt body, and is also well equipped with a five panel checkered bolt handle. The magazine, trigger and trigger guard are all nicely blacked. The fiery marbled walnut stock is elegantly executed with a Fleur de Lis checkering pattern, pistol grip with skeleton steel plate, shadow line cheekpiece, eye for sling and a thin black Pachmayer rubber pad. The forend also is adorned in the same style with the nice addition of an ebony tip. CONDITION: Excellent.

Barrel blue is 98%+. Stock and forend show some small dings from storage. Great rifle for American & plains game. CP 11,000 - 15,000

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2551 - (M) BROWNING OLYMPIAN GRADE BOLT ACTION RIFLE WITH CASE. Manufacturer: Browning Model: Olympian Grade Bolt Rifle Serial No. 55963L70 Caliber/Bore: .458 Win Mag Barrel Length: 24” FFL Status: Modern Drop at Comb: 1 - 1/2” Drop at Heel: 2 - 1/8” Length of Pull: 13 - 1/2” Nicely engraved L. Lambert Belgium made .458 Winchester Magnum Safari rifle. A 24” shiny round barrel with scroll engraving by chamber.

Grey-blue satin finish and walnut stock. Manufactured in 1970 with a heavyweight magnum barrel and a hooded ramp front sight and adjustable notch rear sight on island base. The receiver has been drilled and tapped with screws for scope mounts and is the “FN” long action style. Built with two recoil lugs. The extractor and bolt are polished bright with side safe. The receiver, trigger guard and floorplate display lovely scroll engraving with lots of surface coverage. The floorplate is engraved with a charging Cape Buffalo in bush with border scroll. Trigger guard is engraved with lion standing in bush. Receiver is engraved with an elephant with its head, trunk and tusks in the bush on its left side and on its right there’s a charging Rhino in the bush all with supporting scroll. It has a serrated gold plated trigger and is mounted on a fancy walnut pistol grip stock with fine checkering and carved borders. White spacer between grip stock and rosewood cap, a gold diamond shaped inset on the grip cap, Monte Carlo comb, cheekpiece and a vented Browning recoil pad. Forend also has a white spacer at its tip. Weighs: 8 Lbs. 2 oz.

CONDITION: Very nice overall with 95% original blue finish displaying only minimal light handling marks. The wood has very nice grain and fine checkering. Browning case and sling in good condition. Mechanically sound. CP 4,500 - 5,500

2552 - (M) DAKOTA ARMS .416 RIGBY BOLT ACTION RIFLE WITH SWAROVSKI SCOPE. Manufacturer: Dakota Arms Model: Bolt Action Serial No. R0128 Caliber/Bore: .416 Rigby Barrel Length: 24” FFL Status: Modern Drop at Comb: 1 - 3/8” Drop at Heel: 1 - 5/8” Length of Pull: 13 - 9/16”

A very nice Model 76 Safari Grade bolt action rifle with Swarovski scope and round barrel with nicely blued satin finish. Barrel is marked “416 Rigby” on its left side and fitted with barrel banded sling loop and integrated protector at muzzle. Handsome, nicely figured walnut stock with raised cheekpiece, pistol grip, steel grip cap, oval for initials, black Decelerator pad, and loop for sling. Action with jeweled bolt slide and Winchester Model 70 three position safe. Crisp checkered forend with possible rosewood tip. Ramped blade front sight, fixed express notch rear sights, raised quarter rib, and standard barrel markings. Receiver is fitted with swing mounts and a Swarovski “Habicht 1,5-4,5x20 A” scope. Weight: 10 lbs. 1 oz. with scope; 9 lbs. 2 oz. without scope. CONDITION: Excellent; 97% original blue finish remains with very slight markings.

Stock and forend very fine with crisp checkering. Some light handling marks near the bolt handle, forend, and buttstock. Mechanically excellent. Scope is excellent with clear optics. CP 3,000 - 5,000

2553 - (C) WINCHESTER PRE-64 MODEL 70 SUPER GRADE .458 BOLT ACTION RIFLE Manufacturer: Winchester Model: Model 70 Super Grade Serial No. 408448 Caliber/Bore: .458 Winchester Magnum Barrel Length: 25” FFL Status: Curio & Relic Drop at Comb: 1 - 1/4” Drop at Heel: 2” Length of Pull: 13 - 5/8”

A very early, vintage and very rare circa 1957 (.458 was commercially introduced in 1956) “Made in U.S.A.” “Winchester Proof” “458 Win. Magnum” stated on round barrel with blade ramp foresight, stud for sling and crowned muzzle. Barrel has an island mounted adjustable fixed rear sight. Action is drilled, tapped with four screws for scope mounts. Floorplate is marked “SUPER GRADE”. Jeweled slide and extractor with three position Model 70 wing safe. Single serrated trigger. Stock with crisp checkered pistol grip, steel grip cap, monte carlo comb, cheekpiece, stud, Browning rubber pad and fitted with recoil lugs. Forend nicely checkered with ebony tip. Weight: 8 Lbs. 10 oz. CONDITION: Good. 90% plus retained blue barrel and hardware. Barrel shows some fading at outside of muzzle. Stock with various handling marks and some finish loss. Forearm with some handling marks as well. CP 3,000 - 5,000

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2554 - (M) H. LAMSON 98 CUSTOM BOLT ACTION RIFLE WITH SCOPE Manufacturer: H. Lamson Barrel Length: 25” Model: Mauser 98 Custom FFL Status: Modern Serial No. B75680 Length of Pull: 13 - 3/4” Caliber/Bore: .375 H&H Mag Weight: 9 lbs 8 oz A rare Mauser 98 custom .375 H&H Magnum bolt action with a 25” barrel with muzzle brake. Jeweled bolt slide and extractor with a panel swept bolt handle. Serrated trigger. Select blonde walnut stock and forend with skip line checkering and rose wood grip cap and forend tip.

Uniquely designed cheek piece. Black rubber ventilated pad. Scoped with “Burris 1 3/4 x - 5x” power and on a one piece scope mount system.

CONDITION: Good. Barrel blue is approximately 85% with some light scratches and rubs from storage. Stock and forend are in good condition with some scratches and marks. CP 1,500 - 2,000

2555 - (C) WORLD WAR I ERA 10-18 DATED SPRINGFIELD MODEL 1903 BOLT ACTION RIFLE. Manufacturer: Springfield Caliber/Bore: .30-06 Springfield Model: 1903 Barrel Length: 24” Serial No. 1004871 FFL Status: Curio & Relic Standard World War I configuration with high hump hand guard. Two bolt, wide finger groove stock. Hard to read JSA cartouche with date underneath it on left side of stock, along with DAL cartouche to the right of it. Circle P proof double stamped behind trigger guard. 10-18 dated Springfield barrel. Checkered steel buttplate. Bolt is “J” marked on the bottom of the safety lug, and appears to have a poorly stamped “5” after that which puts it at the correct period and serial number range for a 1918 gun. Straight bolt handle. Accompanied by a Kerr No-Buckl sling and a much later production front sight cover. CONDITION: Metal has a mottled appearance with a pleasing patina and what appears to be touch up to the finish. Bolt body is in better condition than receiver. Markings are clear. Wood has dings and handling marks, showing wear.

Hand guard is in better condition than stock. Bore is fine with sharp rifling. Fine mechanical function. GR 1,000 - 1,500

2556 - (M) REMINGTON MODEL 700 STAINLESS BOLT ACTION RIFLE. Manufacturer: Remington Caliber/Bore: .30-06 Springfield Model: 700 Barrel Length: 24” Serial No. T6215326 FFL Status: Modern One of the finest actions ever built. This rifle has stainless metal with black pistol grip nylon stock making it the perfect hunting rifle for rough conditions with no worry about wood swelling or breakage. It was made sans sights and comes with scope blocks attached. CONDITION: There are a few handling marks but appears in near new condition. DB 600 - 800

2557 - (C) PRIME WINCHESTER MODEL 1892 LEVER ACTION RIFLE CALIBER .25-20 W.C.F. (1903).

Manufacturer: Winchester Caliber/Bore: .25-20 WCF Model: 1892 Barrel Length: 24” Serial No. 236273 FFL Status: Curio & Relic Classic Winchester Model 1892 rifle with 24” full octagon barrel, full magazine, varnished American walnut stocks with crescent buttplate. Fitted with Beech pattern folding sporting sight, elevator adjustable rear sight, and Lyman folding tang sight. Manufactured in 1903 during the high point of quality for the Winchester Repeating Arms Company and finished in deep blue with nitre blue appointments and case colored lever, hammer, and buttplate. CONDITION: Very fine with well over 95% factory blue finish remaining on barrel and magazine with losses at crowns of flats and leading edges of muzzle. Highly polished blue finished receiver retains over 90% bright blue with slight fading at belly and age striations on sides (common for this era). Hammer, lever, and butt plate case colors are visible but fading from age. Varnished walnut stocks are exceptional and show little sign of actual use. Most all varnish remains with several very minor compressions and bruises from period use. Bore is excellent, bright and shiny with sharp lands and grooves. Action operates properly and locks up crisply. TDW 4,000 - 6,000 632

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2558 - (C) HIGH CONDITION CASE COLOR DELUXE MARLIN MODEL 1897 LEVER ACTION RIFLE. Manufacturer: Marlin Model: 97 Serial No. A2908 Caliber/Bore: .22 SL&LR Barrel Length: 24” FFL Status: Curio & Relic

Sights include Beach front, two leaf folding rear and a tang sight. CONDITION: The case colors on this rifle are brilliant and retain nearly all the original varnish. Aside from the bottom of lever which has dulled, the balance of color on frame and lever is 99% and the colors are rich and deep, no signs of any thinning or wear. The round barrel and half magazine retain 98% original blue with just some light thinning and high edge wear. Legends and edges are sharp as new. The deluxe varnished pistol grip checkered walnut stocks show only a few handling marks and are near mint. The Marlin gutta percha buttplate is also near mint.

Forend cap retains virtually all of its blue finish. The rifling is strong but does have some minor abrasion.

You will have to look for a long time to find any Model 97 in better condition than this example. DB 3,000 - 5,000

2559 - (C) WINCHESTER MODEL 1892 .44 CALIBER SADDLE RING CARBINE (1919).

Manufacturer: Winchester Model: 1892 Carbine Serial No. 901721 Caliber/Bore: .44-40 Barrel Length: 20” FFL Status: Curio & Relic

Standard features include full round barrel, full magazine, twin bands, post and blade front sight, folding ladder rear sight, saddle ring and stud, blued finish, walnut stock, carbine butt, and Marble tang sight.

CONDITION: Barrel and tube are basically a soft patina with flashes of original blue mixed in and some scattered handling marks on top of barrel. Frame retains approximately 80% original blue turning patina around all high edges. Scattered handling marks at base. Ghost circle on left side due to saddle ring. Lever is brown-grey patina, as is buttplate. Walnut stocks are excellent, proud to metal with usual light impressions.

Fine action. Near mint bore with well-defined sharp rifling and shiny grooves. A great 1892 .44 caliber carbine, nice enough to be collectible but with enough wear to take it to the range. DB 2,500 - 4,500

2560 - (C) CHINA NAVIGATION STAMPED WINCHESTER MODEL 1892 .44 SADDLE RING CARBINE. Manufacturer: Winchester Model: 1892 Serial No. 208075 Caliber/Bore: .44 WCF Barrel Length: 20” FFL Status: Curio & Relic

According to the factory letter, this .44 carbine was shipped on December 29, 1902 as a standard carbine, which it remains. Standard features include 20” barrel, full magazine, folding ladder rear carbine sight, post front sight, blue finish, walnut stocks, carbine metal butt, saddle ring and stud. Stamped on the left side of the barrel is “China Navigation Co. ltd.” with export stamps and an F stamped on top of frame. The left side of the stock is stamped B? S- No. 116. This company was formed in 1872. John Swire and Sons initially ordered a trio of ships to be built for the Lower Yangtze trade before purchasing the Union Steam Navigation Company in 1873, giving CNCo two additional ships and leases on property in Shanghai and at other river ports. Despite regional issues, CNCo operated up to the Second World War. This carbine would have been issued to one of the companies ships for protection given the turbulent time in China at the turn of the century. It is unknown as to how many of these carbines were ordered but this is the first of its type we have encountered and it is amazing that it has survived in such fine, all original, condition. CONDITION: The barrel is a pleasing mix of original blue, starting to thin with some minor age spotting. The frame retains at least 75% of its original blue. The stocks are excellent, proud to metal, with just minor handling marks. Bore is sharp, action crisp and all legends are strong. A very nice and scarce historically documented Model 1892 SRC. DB 3,000 - 4,000

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2561 - (C) WINCHESTER MODEL 1895 TAKEDOWN IN DESIRABLE .405 CALIBER. Manufacturer: Winchester Model: 1895 Serial No. 70605B Caliber/Bore: .405 WCF Barrel Length: 24” FFL Status: Curio & Relic

Made famous by Teddy Roosevelt and son Kermit’s famous 1908 African Safari, the venerable Winchester Model 1895 was a true workhorse to big game hunters. This most sought after model has all the bells and whistles. Full round barrel, marked “-Nickel Steel Barrel- Especially for Smokeless Powder”, chambered in .405 WCF. Takedown frame. Lyman receiver sight, and express front sight. Crescent style rifle buttplate.

CONDITION: Excellent overall with approximately 98% bright original blue on barrel, takedown ring has approximately 75% original blue, frame has roughly 60% blue blending into a blue/brown patina overall. Receiver sight has most original finish. Magazine and lever retains 95%+ original blue. Stock is excellent+ showing minimum wear with one gouge on left side. Forearm also excellent with one “bruise” on left front. Bore is excellent, bright and shiny. Overall a very nice clean rifle in a most desirable caliber and configuration. -MKS- 3,000 - 4,000

2562 - (A) MARLIN MODEL 1893 RIFLE. Manufacturer: Marlin Model: 1893 Serial No. 173262 Caliber/Bore: .32-40 Winchester Barrel Length: 28” FFL Status: Antique

Antique Marlin Model 1893 rifle with special ordered 28” full octagon barrel and magazine tube. Crescent style butt and tang sight. CONDITION: Very clean and attractive stock and forearm. Good shootable bore. Most original blue remaining on barrel and magazine tube. Originally case colored frame has been polished to a nickel-like look. Traces of original case color in protected areas of frame and lever. MKS 1,500 - 2,500

2563 - (C) RARE CHILEAN POLICE MARKED MARLIN MODEL 1894 TRAPPER 15” SADDLE RING CARBINE. Manufacturer: Marlin Model: 1894 Serial No. 398492 Caliber/Bore: .44-40 Barrel Length: 15” FFL Status: Curio & Relic

Marked on top of receiver “Policias Fiscales Chile”, this Marlin Model 1894 Trapper is chambered for the .44-40 caliber and is in better than average condition for the usually well-worn Trapper Models. Features full round barrel, full magazine, twin bands, post front sight, ladder carbine rear sight, walnut stocks and carbine butt. CONDITION: All metal surfaces are a freckled patina with some moderate pitting on the left side of the frame and scattered throughout. Barrel address is sharp. Wood is proud to metal, in good condition with usual bumps and bruises and a small crack at front of forend. Buttstock is in better condition than the forearm, color matches and fits nicely but due to being in much better condition than forearm, it has been obviously replaced at one time. Bore is very good with sharp rifling and just a minimal bit of freckling.

Action operates properly. Rifle is accompanied by BATFE paperwork clearing this “Trapper” for sale. Marlin Trappers are infrequently found and their survival rate is very slim at best. TDW 2,000 - 4,000

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2564 - (M) BROWNING MODEL 53 DELUXE LEVER-ACTION RIFLE. Manufacturer: Browning Model: 53 Deluxe Serial No. 01953NMF7 Caliber/Bore: .32-20 Winchester Barrel Length: 22” FFL Status: Modern

Sublime continuation of production of the Winchester Model 53 Deluxe rifle chambered for .32-20 W.C.F. and produced by Browning Arms Corp. High commercial blue finished steel with deluxe, fine quality varnished checkered walnut stocks with steel shotgun buttplate. Fitted with factory drift adjustable bead front sight, elevator adjustable rear sight, and folding Lyman tang sight. Browning contracted with B.C. Miruku in Japan to continue the production of these fine rifles and the finished product equals or surpasses the actual Winchester product. CONDITION: Exceptionally fine with slight handling marks in wood stocks. Blue finish is equally fine with a trace of finish loss at leading edge of muzzle. Action is crisp with tight lock-up and operates properly. Bore is as new, bright and shiny with no detriment. A wonderful contemporary commercial lever action rifle that has long since been discontinued. TDW 1,000 - 1,500

2565 - (C) WINCHESTER MODEL 71 DELUXE LEVER ACTION RIFLE. Manufacturer: Winchester Model: 71 Serial No. 16573 Caliber/Bore: .348 Winchester Barrel Length: 24” FFL Status: Curio & Relic Length of Pull: 13”

High condition, pre-war rifle with long tang. Manufactured 1940. Tapered round barrel marked with Winchester address and “.348 WCF” caliber marking. Lyman receiver sight. Rear sight slot filled with plug, standard front sight. Correct sling swivels. Winchester marked red recoil pad added. Checkered deluxe grade pistol grip stock and forearm. CONDITION: Excellent+ overall. Nearly all original high polish blue remaining on frame, only visible wear on loading gate and retainer. 98% original blue on barrel with light wear at the breech. Excellent bore with strong rifling. Overall very attractive and desirable pre-war Winchester. MS 2,200 - 2,800

2566 - (C) SCARCE WINCHESTER MODEL 88 LEVER ACTION CARBINE (1968).

Manufacturer: Winchester Model: Model 88 Serial No. 215644A Caliber/Bore: .243 Winchester Barrel Length: 19” FFL Status: Curio & Relic

Seldom seen example of a Winchester lever action Model 88 with factory carbine 19” barrel, front barrel band, plain pistol grip walnut stock, in caliber .243 Winchester. Finish is factory blue and the rifle is mounted with a Redfield scope. CONDITION: Metal retains 95% original factory blue with light high edge wear and a few handling marks. Stock is excellent with minor handling marks. Fine bore and action. Rare gun in this caliber and configuration. Model 88 Carbine’s are rare and hard to find. DB 3,000 - 5,000

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2567 - (A) WINCHESTER HI-WALL OFF HAND RIFLE WITH CASE HARDENED ACTION. Manufacturer: Winchester Model: SS Schützen Hi-Wall Serial No. 81659 Caliber/Bore: .32-40 Barrel Length: 30” FFL Status: Antique

Features double set triggers, probably custom, and customized underlever made of two pieces. Case colored action. Winchester buttstock of fancy American walnut with checkering and cheekpiece on left side.

Fitted with a custom extreme Schützen buttplate made of brass and nickel plated. Forearm is Winchester with ebony insert, checkered, showing considerable handling. Palm rest has been inletted into the forearm.

Full octagon barrel, No. 4 weight, marked “Manufactured by the Winchester Firearms Company” but not marked for caliber. Front sight very unusual with windage adjustments. Rear sight is a Winchester-Vernier tang sight. CONDITION: Considerable faded case color is present on action. Checkering on buttstock is worn. One grain separation on the left side of stock. Oil discoloration near action. Buttplate has most of its nickel remaining. Forearm retains approximately 70% of the finish. Barrel blue is thinning and turning to brown. Fine actions, excellent bore. A fine old custom target rifle that appears to have seen a lot of use on the range. TR 3,000 - 5,000

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2568 - (A) WINCHESTER HIGH WALL SCHUETZEN RIFLE WITH CASE COLORED ACTION AND SCOPE. Manufacturer: Winchester Model: Single Shot High Wall Caliber/Bore: .38-55 Barrel Length: 30” FFL Status: Antique

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No. 4 weight full octagon barrel is fitted with windage adjustable globe front sight and scope blocks, holding Lyman 438 Field scope. A rear sight dovetail has filler block 6” from breech end. Winchester markings are on top flat. Case hardened high wall action has no proofs or factory markings on top tang.

“4” is on bottom. Action is fitted with double set triggers, flat spring hammer, and brass three finger lever grafted onto the Winchester original lever. Lightly crotch figured American walnut buttstock with Winchester Schuetzen Helm style buttplate. Winchester palm rest with replaced knob. Winchester marked grip cap and point pattern checkering. Matching forend with inset ebony tip. CONDITION: Excellent. Barrel retains approximately 90% original blue. Action with 80-90% original color, faded around top and around high points, strong on sides. Stock retains over 90% original finish with a number of light marks. Forearm has a small chip in the wood next to palm rest base. Scope retains nearly all of what appears to be a reblue.

Bore is excellent, bright, sharp and shiny throughout. Action is smooth. Triggers work. PROVENANCE: Estate Collection of Francis Brown. TR 3,500 - 5,500

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2569 - (C) HIGH ORIGINAL CONDITION STEVENS MODEL 52 - 44-1/2 FALLING BLOCK RIFLE WITH SCOPE. Manufacturer: Stevens Model: Single Shot 52-44-1/2 Falling Block Serial No. 9295 Caliber/Bore: .32-40 Barrel Length: 32” FFL Status: Curio & Relic Length of Pull: 13 - 3/4”

No. 4 weight full octagon barrel has all correct factory markings, and is fitted with Globe front sight and scope blocks holding Stevens Scope No. 438, as well as spirit level 8” from breech end. Case hardened No. 44-1/2 action with loop lever, double set triggers, and Stevens-Vernier tang sight, with interchangeable apertures, is engraved with large sprays of shaded scroll on each side within line borders. Nicely crotch figured American walnut pistol grip buttstock with case hardened pronged Swiss buttplate features large cheekpiece for right handed shooter and modified point pattern checkering. Matching schnabeled forend attaches to barrel with two screws. CONDITION: Excellent, showing little use. Barrel retains over 90% original blue, with some sharp edge wear and a few light marks. Action retains approximately 90% light original color, a bit faded, and with high edge wear. Color on lever shows some light cleaning and browning.

Stocks retain nearly all of their original varnish, with a number of light marks and scratches. Small gap is present between stock and plate. Checkering is dark, very lightly worn. Buttplate retains most of its case hardening color. Bore is very fine to excellent, a bit dark (may clean). Action is tight. Triggers work. Scope tube is considerably browned and rubbed and retains about 20% blue; optics fogged. An unusual heavy barreled Stevens. PROVENANCE: Estate Collection of Francis Brown. TR 6,500 - 8,000

2570 - (C) STEVENS 44 ACTION POPE MODEL SINGLE SHOT RIFLE WITH SCOPE AND EXTRA .22 RF BARREL. Manufacturer: Stevens Pope Model: 44 Single Shot Serial No. 4686 Caliber/Bore: .38-55 Barrel Length: 28 - 1/4” FFL Status: Curio & Relic Face of the action is marked 52. Case colored non-engraved action. Fitted with double set triggers and nickel plated Pope three finger lever.

Buttstock is a typical Stevens Pope Model style with lovely fine checkering and made of nicely figured American walnut. Buttplate is in the Pope model style and nickel plated. Forearm is of the two screw style, beautifully checkered with a fine checkering pattern, and has an add-on custom palm rest. Barrel is full octagon, No. 4 weight. There are two holes drilled and tapped on the underside of the forearm, most likely for a Pope machine rest. Under the forearm is marked the Pope barrel number, 446, partially obliterated by a screw, and the Pope code 25/1.41. Barrel is an odd length and may have been shortened. There is a blank filler where the front sight would go, and a Stevens-Vernier tang sight. Scope is a Winchester B5 with an unusual aperture on post reticle. Extra barrel is No. 4 weight and 30” full octagon with scope bases on top. Marked .22 Short with J. Stevens two line address. Barrel has been lined and is .22 LR chamber length . Has Serial number 4686 on bottom flat forward of checked walnut forearms with last three digits of serial number on rear of forearm. CONDITION: Traces of case color remaining on the action.

Lever has patches of nickel missing. Buttstock has almost all of the original finish with minor handling marks. Buttplate nickel is flaking off in very small patches. Forearm shows only the most minor handling marks. Majority of barrel blue remaining with losses at the sharp edges of the octagon. Good action with an excellent bore. Optics are good. A nice clean Pope special, very presentable. Extra barrel has excellent relined bore and over 85% blue finish with very good forearms with two holes in bottom for rest. TR 8,000 - 10,000

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2571 - (C) STEVENS 44-1/2 ACTION MODEL 51 SINGLE SHOT RIFLE. Manufacturer: Stevens Model: 44-1/2 Action Model 51 Serial No. 845 Caliber/Bore: .22 Long Rifle Barrel Length: 30” FFL Status: Curio & Relic

Case colored action fitted with double set triggers, and a typical lever for the 51. Buttstock has very nicely checkering pattern. Buttplate is case colored. Forearm wonderfully checkered. The barrel is half octagon and No. 3 barrel weight. There is a base only for a wind gauge front sight. Steven’s Special scope No. 510, 7/8” diameter, fitted with the rare and desirable Pope rib. CONDITION: Action case colors remain fiery with some small discoloration. Buttstock shows little use with some very minor handling marks. Buttplate retains considerable case color with some patination due to storage. Forearm shows only the most minor of handling marks. Barrel retains 98% blue except for some wear at muzzle. Optics are good but scope has a dent underneath elevation knob of rear mount. Scope covers still present. Good action, excellent bore. TR 6,000 - 8,000

2572 - (C) STEVENS 44-1/2 ACTION MODEL 54 WITH GAME SCENE ENGRAVING WITH HOFFMAN BARREL. Manufacturer: Stevens Model: SS Schützen 52-44-1/2 Serial No. 10227 Caliber/Bore: .22 LR Barrel Length: 28” FFL Status: Curio & Relic Length of Pull: 12 - 3/4”

44-1/2 has bright case colors, scrollwork, and game scene engraving on both sides. The action is fitted with double set triggers and the No. 6 Schuetzen special lever, which is typical for this model. Face of the action is marked 54. Nicely figured buttstock beautifully checkered in an ornate pattern. Full octagon barrel is marked “HOFFMAN ARMS CO., ARDMORE., OKLA.” and “.22 LONG RIFLE”, No. 4 weight, and drilled and tapped for a scope. Hoffman Arms was a famous company in the ‘30’s and ‘40’s specializing in high power bolt action rifles. Stevens forearm is nicely checkered, of the two screw style, and is fitted with a Stevens-Pope palm rest on a nickel base. Globe front sight, rear sight is a Lyman with windage in the base and a sight disk. CONDITION: Case colors are bright. Stock is cracked through the wrist and should be a simple repair for a competent woodworker. Buttstock retains over 90% of its original finish with numerous minor handling marks, scratches, dents, etc. Forearm showing minor dings from handling. Over 95% of barrel blue is present with some wear on sharp edges. Good action, excellent bore. TR 6,500 - 8,000

2573 - (C) SCOPED STEVENS 44 ACTION MODEL 52 SINGLE SHOT RIFLE. Manufacturer: Stevens Model: 44 Action Serial No. 5235 Caliber/Bore: .22 Long Rifle Barrel Length: 30” FFL Status: Curio & Relic

Fine example of a 44 action Model 52 showing considerable shooting wear but no abuse. Half octagon barrel, drilled and tapped for scope blocks with two extra holes which have been filled, is unusual in the bore being .22 Long Rifle is still excellent. It is fitted with a Fecker scope, globe front sight, and Lyman rear sight with windage in the base. CONDITION: The majority of the case color is still bright on the etched and engraved action. The nickel plated buttplate has 95% of the nickel remaining. Typical 44 action showing most of the case color. Lever has numerous little scratches and dings with no case color left. Forearm and buttstock retain 95% original finish with numerous small dings and scratches from handling. One dent on the buttstock. Action is good, bore is excellent. Barrel retains 95% of blue, showing wear at sharp edges, muzzle, and where the barrel was drilled and tapped. Holes are now filled. A fine old rifle. TR 4,000 - 6,000

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2574 - (M) CPA REPRODUCTIONS STEVENS 44-1/2 SINGLE SHOT RIFLE WITH UNERTL SCOPE. Manufacturer: CPA Model: SS Stevens Reproduction Serial No. 92178 Caliber/Bore: .38-55 Barrel Length: 28” FFL Status: Modern Length of Pull: 14 - 1/4”

Non engraved CPA Stevens 44-1/2 reproduction action. Fitted with a No. 5 Schuetzen lever as would be found on a Model 51. Buttstock is checkered and has a rifle design with a cheekpiece and is made out of a truly extraordinary stock wood. There are two letters, probably initials, lightly scratched on the bottom of the pistol grip. Reproduction forearm in the Stevens style with two screw design and nicely checkered. Barrel is half octagon, No. 4 weight, and marked Paul Shuttleworth on top flat. Serial number on bottom of action.

Unertl 1-1/2 target scope of 10x power is fitted, as well as a globe front sight. CONDITION: Some grain separation in buttstock. Scope is in excellent condition. Forearm is in excellent condition. Gun appears to have seen little no to use. An impressive rifle that would be a great bench rest rifle. Good action, excellent bore. TR 2,000 - 5,000

2575 - (C) STEVENS-POPE MODEL 47 - (LADIES MODEL) 44 - 1/2 SINGLE SHOT RIFLE WITH SCOPE AND CUSTOM STOCKS. Manufacturer: Stevens-Pope Model: SS 56-44-1/2 Serial No. 5773 Caliber/Bore: .22 short Caliber Barrel Length: 30” FFL Status: Curio & Relic Length of Pull: 13 - 7/8”

Unusual lightweight half octagon, half round barrel is uncut for any sights, scope blocks are mounted holding Fecker 6 X target scope no. 4273 in micrometer mounts. Top of barrel is marked “STEVENS - POPE” and with Stevens name and address. Pope barrel is numbered 1873. Case hardened 44-1/2 action with set double triggers and three finger loop lever is unmarked. Custom stocks are of nicely crotch figured American walnut capped pistol grip buttstock has high shadow line rollover cheekpiece, and measures 13-7/8” over old red rifle pad. Modified point pattern checkering is at grip. Fancier pattern checkering with ribbons is on long matching forend. A leather sling is installed. Weight: 9 lbs 4 oz. CONDITION: Very fine, with alterations. Barrel has been reblued, silvered on high edges with some scratches and thinning toward muzzle.

Action retains approximately 80% original color. Lever has only traces of color. Stocks retain nearly all of their original finish. Bore is very fine to excellent, possibly somewhat frosted, but may clean. Scope is fine, retaining 80% blue, slightly clouded. Ocular cover missing. This rare variation would look really great if one could find some original stocks. PROVENANCE: Estate Collection of Francis Brown. MGM 115 3,000 - 5,000

2576 - (C) VERY FINE CUSTOM WINCHESTER HI-WALL SINGLE SHOT OFF HAND RIFLE BY NIEDNER RIFLE CORP. WITH SCOPE. Barrel Length: 29 - 1/2” Manufacturer: Winchester FFL Status: Curio & Relic Model: Single Shot Hi-Wall Length of Pull: 13 - 1/4” Caliber/Bore: .30-40 Krag (?)

The Niedner Rifle Corporation of Dowagiac, Michigan is known for its exceptionally fine custom rifles. This lovely high condition example has round barrel fitted with special scope base with windage adjustment marked with Niedner name and address. It holds a Zeiss Ziel Klein 2-1/2x with post and crosshair reticle. Thick side high wall action is nicely blued. Very fine nicely streaked and fiddle figured European walnut horn capped pistol grip buttstock almost certainly made by Tom Shelhamer who worked as Niedner’s primary stocker after 1924. It measures 13-1/4” over checkered Niedner style steel buttplate. Finely executed point pattern checkering is at grip. Matching schnabeled forend attaches to barrel with single screw. Weight: 10 lbs. 10 oz. CONDITION: Excellent, very close to new, as custom finished, with only some minor marks in metal finishes. Very little wear except for some scratches and marks mostly on bottom of barrel. Stocks have some nicks and dings. Bore is excellent, although a bit dirty. Scope is excellent, optically clear. PROVENANCE: Estate Collection of Francis Brown. MGM 103 3,000 - 4,500

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2577 - (C) POPE BARRELED, OBERLIES CUSTOM WINCHESTER HI-WALL SINGLE SHOT RIFLE WITH SCOPE. Manufacturer: Winchester Model: SS Hi-Wall Barrel Length: 28 - 1/2” Serial No. 133703 FFL Status: Curio & Relic Caliber/Bore: .33-40 Length of Pull: 13 - 1/8” Octagon barrel (number 4 weight?) is stamped “RIFLED BY H. M. POPE” (Pope number 687) on top flat which has plugged rear dovetail, front with gold sourdough bead. Scope blocks are installed holding Winchester A 5 scope in micrometer mounts. Matte blued high wall action with standard lever and trigger is unmarked on top tang. Very fine European walnut straight grip buttstock measures 13-1/8” over unmarked Oberlies type bronze buttplate. Well cut point pattern checkering rolls under grip and a vacant silver shield is on toe line. Matching long schnabeled forend has rosewood tip. Weight: 11 lbs. 10 oz. CONDITION: Excellent, as custom finished, retaining nearly all professionally applied blue on metal with some splotches and loss of blue on bottom flat of barrel. A few light marks are in original finish of stocks. Bore is very fine to excellent, lightly frosted. Scope is fine with marks and external scratches, optically clouded. PROVENANCE: Estate Collection of Francis Brown. MGM 117 2,500 - 4,500

2578 - (C) STEVENS MODEL 44-1/2 ACTION MODEL 47 SINGLE SHOT RIFLE. Manufacturer: Stevens Model: SS Schuetzen 47-44-1/2 Barrel Length: 28” Serial No. 10640 FFL Status: Curio & Relic Caliber/Bore: .32-40 Length of Pull: 13 - 5/8” We believe this rifle to be a 44-1/2 Model 47 with special order features. The action is non-engraved with case coloring. It is fitted with double set triggers. The case colored lever is typical for the Model 51 with spur and wood inserts. Buttstock is plain American walnut, pistol grip style, checkered, and sans cheekpiece. Buttplate is case colored. Forearm is two screw style, checkered. Barrel serial numbered to actions, caliber marked for .32-40 and bearing the J. Stevens Arms and Tool stamp. Barrel is part octagon. Globe front sight with interchangeable inserts, elevator sight on barrel, and Stevens-Vernier on tang. CONDITION: Case colors on action are still brilliant, showing very little wear. Case colors on lever are fading. Buttstock shows only a few minor handling marks. Buttplate with almost all color remaining and a few small spots of oxidation. Forearm shows almost no handling marks. Barrel shows virtually no wear with excellent blue. Very good bore and fine action. A fine, top condition Stevens example with special order features. TR 2,500 - 4,000

2579 - (A) SHARPS BORCHARDT CUSTOM SINGLE SHOT RIFLE. Manufacturer: Sharps Caliber/Bore: .45-70 Model: SS Borchardt Barrel Length: 32” Serial No. 16792 FFL Status: Antique Borchardt fitted with rarely found factory double set triggers. This rifle was originally one of Sharps sporting rifles. The action and trigger guard were probably originally case colored but both have been polished bright. An extreme buttstock in a Schoyen/Peterson style, with checkering, and appears newly made. Buttplate appears to be in the A.O. Zischang style with gold plating that is thinning in a few locations. Forearm is a beavertail style with an ebony tip, also newly made. Barrel is an original Sharps and marked “Old Reliable” and “45 - 2 1/10” for caliber, which is .45-70. Has a Rocky Mountain front sight and a elevator barrel sight. CONDITION: Buttstock has a few dings from handling. Buttplate finish thinning. Forearm shows little if any wear. Good action, excellent bore. TR 2,000 - 3,000

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2580 - (M) CUSTOM BORCHARDT STYLE SINGLE SHOT RIFLE BY L.R. HARRIMAN OF BOWLING GREEN, OHIO. Manufacturer: Harriman Model: SS Borchardt Serial No. 14 Caliber/Bore: .223 Remington (?)

Barrel Length: 22” FFL Status: Modern This well made single shot action is marked “14” and “LRH 1975” on bottom. Consignors notes indicate that it was made by L.R. Harriman of Bowling Green, Ohio. Action is blued and has pivoting safety on left side and Borchardt type spurred opening lever. It is fitted with what appears to be stainless steel 22” round barrel mounted with a homemade dovetailed scope rail. Stocks are fiddle figured American walnut of nicely shaped and point pattern checkered, perch-bellied buttstock, featuring right hand cheekpiece and heavy Swiss butt. Full Schnabeled forend has ebony tip. Weight: 10 lbs 11 oz. CONDITION: Excellent, appears little used, with only a few light handling marks in all wood and metal surfaces.

PROVENANCE: Estate Collection of Francis Brown. MGM 78 1,500 - 2,500

2581 - (C) STEVENS IDEAL (WALNUT HILL) SINGLE SHOT TARGET RIFLE WITH UNERTL SCOPE. Manufacturer: Stevens Caliber/Bore: .22 LR Model: SS Ideal Barrel Length: 28” Serial No. 3044 FFL Status: Curio & Relic Tapered round barrel is marked “STEVENS “WALNUT HILL”” on top, is fitted with scope blocks holding Unertl 6X target scope in micrometer mounts. Late case hardened No. 44 action has teardrop operating lever and is fitted with receiver sight base with blank slide. Left side of action is marked “TRADEMARK” “STEVENS” and with patent information. Plain American walnut target stocks feature checkered steel grip cap and buttplate. Long forend has adjustable channel for sling loop. CONDITION: Excellent, shows very little use, retaining over 90% metal finishes with area of cleaning around front sight base, considerably browned on opening lever. Case color almost entirely intact and showing original vivid colors. Stocks have a few marks. Bore is excellent, mechanically excellent. Scope is very fine, a bit dirty, optically somewhat clouded.

PROVENANCE: Estate Collection of Francis Brown. TR 2,000 - 3,000

2582 - (C) STEVENS 44-1/2 ACTION MODEL 47 SINGLE SHOT RIFLE. Manufacturer: Stevens Caliber/Bore: .22 LR Model: 47 Barrel Length: 32” Serial No. 5817 FFL Status: Curio & Relic Non engraved action appears to have been blued. Single trigger. No. 3 loop lever. Butt stock in a Pope special pattern with high cheek rest by Paul Shuttleworth. Pistol grip buttstock is made out of fancy American walnut. Nickel plated buttplate, probably also from Paul Shuttleworth.

Forearm is believed to be an original Stevens noncheckered with two screw design. No. 3 weight barrel, half octagon, and marked “J. Stevens Arms and Tool” etc. CONDITION: Very thin bluing remaining on action. Buttstock has some scattered handling marks and one significant chip missing from bottom of cheekpiece. Buttplate has almost all of its original nickel. Forearm has a couple of handling dents and dings, with one small split at top front. Barrel bluing is very thin, probably 50% remaining. Fine action and bore. This would make a good shooter and a .22 rimfire to practice with. TR 1,500 - 2,250

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2583 - (C) ENGRAVED HOPKINS & ALLEN NO. 932 TAKE-DOWN RIFLE. Manufacturer: Hopkins & Allen Barrel Length: 24” Model: No. 922 FFL Status: Curio & Relic Caliber/Bore: .32 RF Single shot falling block with rebounding hammer. Nimschke style scroll engraving with round panel featuring a buffalo on the left side of frame and a bull elk on the right side. Monogram “P.D.C.” on top of frame. Incorrect tang mounted sight. 24” tapered octagon barrel marked “The Hopkins Allen Arms Co. Norwich Conn.U.S.A.” Beech combination fold down front sight. Deluxe checkered walnut stock and forearm. No visible serial numbers or caliber markings. Typically the model 932 was chambered in .32 rimfire. CONDITION: No original finish remaining on frame, mostly a grey/brown patina. Original engraved, unmolested screws. Engraving is very attractive, sharp and clear. Barrel is completely refinished with most reapplied blue remaining. Bore is poor. Wood has nice figure with moderate wear. Original hard rubber shotgun style buttplate.

Overall an interesting little gun. -MKS- 1,500 - 2,000

2584 - (M) HARRIMAN-BORCHARDT REPRODUCTION SINGLE SHOT RIFLE SERIAL NUMBER 1 WITH UNERTL SCOPE. Manufacturer: Harriman Caliber/Bore: 219 Zipper (?)

Model: SS Borchardt Reproduction Barrel Length: 26” Serial No. 1 FFL Status: Modern Consignors notes indicate that this action and rifle were made by L. Harriman of Bowling Green, Ohio, following original Borchardt design. This action, serial number 1, has bent steel operating lever on Borchardt type sliding safety. It is fitted with tapered round barrel which mounts a 14X Unertl target scope in micrometer rings. Schuetzen buttstock with high right hand cheekpiece and Swiss butt is of crotch figured American walnut.

Point pattern checkering is on grip. Matching Schnabeled forend has ebony tip. CONDITION: Excellent, showing little use, with only some minor nicks and dings in wood. Older scope is very fine with some marks and thinning blue. Optically a bit clouded. PROVENANCE: Estate Collection of Francis Brown. MGM 79 1,200 - 1,750

2585 - (C) STEVENS WALNUT HILL SINGLE SHOT RIFLE. Manufacturer: Stevens Model: Walnut Hill Barrel Length: 29 - 1/4” Serial No. 2367 FFL Status: Curio & Relic Caliber/Bore: .22 LR High condition in target rifle configuration featuring a beavertail forearm and heavy shotgun butt, pistol grip stock. Heavy round barrel marked “Stevens Walnut Hill”. Special target sights including frame mounted fully adjustable peep sight with ability to adjust eye relief. Front globe sight with extended sun shield. Scope blocks on barrel. CONDITION: Excellent+ overall. Most all original case color remaining on frame. All original unmolested screws. Barrel is nearly mint with most all original heavy blue remaining. Barrel is drilled and tapped in five places for scope blocks.

Bore is excellent+. These fine single shot rifles are known for their extreme accuracy. MKS 1,250 - 1,750

2586 - (C) CUSTOM AND RESTORED STEVENS FAVORITE SINGLE SHOT RIFLE. Manufacturer: Stevens Model: Favorite Custom Barrel Length: 20” Caliber/Bore: .25 Caliber FFL Status: Curio & Relic Featuring nicely figured walnut stock and forearm, checkered with Fleur-de-Lis and ribbons. High gloss varnish finish. Gold plated frame with engraved bear on right side and buck deer on left side. Blue, half octagon, half round barrel with gold barrel bands at breech and muzzle. Fire blued screws, lever, hammer, take down knob, and block. CONDITION: Completely restored and refinished with most reapplied finishes remaining.

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2587 - (C) WINCHESTER 62 SLIDE ACTION RIFLE. Manufacturer: Winchester Caliber/Bore: .22 S, L, & LR Model: 62 Barrel Length: 23” Serial No. 7572 FFL Status: Curio & Relic Serial number 7572 manufactured in 1932. Round tapered barrel roll die marked on right side with Winchester address, left side “-MODEL 62- Winchester/TRADE MARK-.22 S.L OR L.R.-” Tang marked “WINCHESTER/TRADE MARK/MADE IN U.S.A.” Blue, walnut stock and small ribbed forearm, shotgun style butt with steel checkered buttplate. CONDITION: Excellent plus. 95-98% bright blue overall. Slight wear on slide. Walnut stock and forearm show light wear with possible finish added to stock. Bore is excellent plus, clean and bright with strong rifling. Overall a near mint first year of production Model 62 slide action. -MKS- 3,000 - 4,000

2588 - (C) WINCHESTER 1890 SLIDE ACTION RIFLE (1910).

Manufacturer: Winchester Caliber/Bore: .22 Short Model: 1890 Barrel Length: 24” Serial No. 425212A FFL Status: Curio & Relic Serial number 425212 manufactured in 1910. Full octagon barrel. Winchester proof marks on barrel breech and top of frame. Barrel stamped on 2nd flat with Winchester address, “MOD. 1890” and caliber designation “22 SHORT”. Tang marked 3-lines “REG.IN U.S. PAT. OFF./ WINCHESTER/-TRADE MARK-. Blue with plain walnut stock and ribbed forearm. Crescent style buttplate with blue finish. CONDITION: Excellent plus overall with 95-98% bright blue overall. Only noticeable wear on bottom of barrel and magazine tube from slide action. Couple of slight scuffs on the bolt. Bore is excellent plus with strong rifling. Nice grain in walnut stock showing most all of original finish with light wear. Overall a very attractive high condition slide action rifle. -MKS- 3,000 - 4,000

2589 - (M) EXCEEDINGLY RARE, ONE OF ONLY TWO, POYER L1A1A RIFLES CONFIRMED TO HAVE NOT BEEN ROLL MARKED CORRECTLY, STILL IN ITS ORIGINAL PACKAGING. Manufacturer: Lithgow Model: L1A1A Serial No. 830088 Caliber/Bore: 7.62x51mm NATO Barrel Length: 21 - 1/2” FFL Status: Modern This rifle is, for all intents and purposes, a standard L1A1A as imported by Joe Poyer from Australia and made at Lithgow with correct markings.

Poyer’s guns are particularly desirable as they were made at Lithgow specifically for sale in the United States as the 1968 Gun Control Act prohibited the importation of sear cut guns. What makes this rifle particularly interesting is a letter, signed by Joe Poyer and notarized, confirming various details of his guns including the clear coachwood and different finish, but he also notes that two guns, 830088 and 830089, were not roll die marked with his name and address, missed because they were unopened in their original shipping boxes as had been requested by the purchasers. This example, 830088, does not have the roll mark and conforms to the specifications laid out by Poyer, with the exception of the bayonet. Poyer notes that the guns did not ship with bayonets, but this example does have a bayonet and a cutout in the styrofoam for it.

Aside from the notarized letter from Poyer, this rifle is also accompanied by a certificate of authenticity, identifying this rifle by serial number as one of the 200 rifles produced for sale in the United States, a laminated copy of Poyer’s ad in the 1988 Shotgun News, a still sealed copy of the Australian Department of Defence manual, a loose copy of the Technical Brochure Supplement for 7.62mm rifles, the wrapped bolt, and the sling and magazine, wrapped in paper, sealed together. The original hangtag is still attached to the rifle inside its envelope, also correctly numbered to gun. The rifle and accessories are encapsulated in a styrofoam shell that is numbered to the gun in red sharpie. CONDITION: As new.

Styrofoam has some markings and impressions from handling and storage but nothing serious. Gun and accessories are as new, still in the original packaging. This is not only a rare opportunity to purchase a Poyer in phenomenal condition, it may be the only opportunity in this lifetime to buy one of the two that were not correctly roll marked. EW 10,000 - 15,000

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2590 - (M) A RARE AND DESIRABLE SIG MANURHIN F.S.A.-MR. 540 SEMI-AUTOMATIC RIFLE IN .222 REMINGTON. Manufacturer: Manurhin Model: F.S.A 540 Serial No. 110157 Caliber/Bore: .222 Remington Barrel Length: 18” FFL Status: Modern Manufactured by Manhurin in .222 Remington for the European market to avoid laws banning possession of military calibers. As they were produced for the European market, they are exceptionally rare in the United States and less than ten are speculated to be here. Black Swiss style polymer forearm, green plastic pistol grip and buttstock. Paddle release.

Distinct selector with a viewport that displays “S” for safe and “1” for semi-automatic fire. Diopter drum rear sight, protected post front sight. Left side of the upper marked “(SIG Logo) (Manurhin Logo) F.S.A. - MR. 222 REM. (Serial number) (Crown / AR proof) St. Etienne”. Lower marked with “(Crown / AR Proof) St. Etienne”. Rear of carrier marked with same Crown St. Etienne proof. Adjustable gas. Matching serial numbers observed on carrier, upper, and lower. CONDITION: Fine, with some markings from handling and operation. Barrel retains vast majority of attractive high polish finish with distinctive and one small silver area that appears to have been for a pinned on flash suppressor. Bore is excellent, bright and shiny with sharp rifling. Bolt face is excellent with some light traces of firing. Mechanics are crisp. Accompanying is four proper magazines, two 20 rounders and two 30 rounders in fine condition with some handling marks. EW 12,500 - 17,500

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2591 - (M) RARE & FINE GROUP INDUSTRIES M.O.R. 1918A2 B.A.R. .30-06 RIFLE. Manufacturer: Group Industries Model: M.O.R. BAR Serial No. 700062 Caliber/Bore: .30-06 Springfield Barrel Length: 24” FFL Status: Modern

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This is a commercially built gun by Group Industries utilizing new made, modified military, and original military parts. These were produced prior to the introduction of the semi-automatic BAR’s. The M.O.R. stands for “Manually Operated Rifle”. This gun fires from an open bolt and the action must be manually operated for each shot. This gun features a “8-44” dated “NE-7” marked New England Westinghouse barrel.

Threaded muzzle for flash hider, with a thread protector screwed on it. “A 623”/ Chilean crest / MODELO/ CHILENO” marked on the top of the bolt lock stopping block. Checkered wood forend, wood stock with A2 style flip up buttplate. Unmarked commercially finished mag. “T.S.Co.” modern production military style leather sling. CONDITION: Fine with about 90% finish overall. Markings are clear. Wood is fine with light handling marks, there is a crack in either side of the forend that has been glued at one time. Bore is fine with sharp rifling. Mechanics are fine. GR 2,500 - 3,500

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2592 - (M) A VERY GOOD PRE-BAN HECKLER & KOCH HK94A3 SEMI-AUTOMATIC RIFLE WITH EXTRA MAGAZINE AND MANUAL. Manufacturer: HK Model: 94A3 Serial No. 2533 Caliber/Bore: 9mm Para Barrel Length: 16 - 1/2” FFL Status: Modern Manufactured 1983 per H&K date codes on gun. Hammer marked XX, which is appropriate for a 94A3 in a 0/1 selector trigger pack with finger grooves. Correct retractable stock, operates and locks back correctly, requires a slight push to lock on retraction. Diopter drum rear sight, hooded post front sight. Composite crosshatch forend. Curved 9mm magazine with same date code. Accompanying this rifle is an extra 30 round 9mm magazine date coded for 1984 and manual for the HK94. CONDITION: Very fine, retaining the vast majority of finish with some minor markings from handling and operation. Distinct line between selector positions. Some silvering on highest edges, most notable on forward sling loop, and at magazine well. Underside of barrel has a small area where the finish appears to have flaked off. Bolt face is fine. Bore is fine, bright and shiny with well defined sharp rifling. Operates correctly. EW 3,500 - 4,500

2593 - (M) VERY SCARE MILLED RECEIVER VALMET M76W FULL STOCK PRE-BAN IMPORT IN 7.62X39, ELMSFORD, NY. Manufacturer: Valmet Model: M76W Serial No. 165736 Caliber/Bore: 7.62x39mm Barrel Length: 16 - 1/2” FFL Status: Modern This is an extremely scarce milled receiver pre-ban Valmet model M76W. The “W” denotes that it has a full wood butt stock. Black plastic forend.

Made in Finland and imported by Valmet Inc. in Elmsford, New York between 1984 and 1989. Valmet M76 rifles chambered in 7.62x39mm are quite scarce in the United States, with fewer than 50 known examples, and as such these are highly sought today. This gun comes with two 30 round proper Valmet surplus magazines in used condition. CONDITION: Gun retains 90% finish overall with a pleasing patina and some light surface rust on exterior of barrel. Markings are clear. Plastic hand guard is fine with minor handling marks. Wood stock has some minor handling marks and the usual crack in the left side from the sling swivel bar screw being over-tightened. Buttplate is not cracked but has dings and scratches. Bore is fair with an area of pitting. Good mechanical function. JWK 7,000 - 10,000

2594 - (M) STANDARD MANUFACTURING THOMPSON MODEL 1922 .22 LONG RIFLE SEMI-AUTOMATIC RIFLE IN BOX. Manufacturer: Standard Manufacturing Co. Model: Thompson Model 1922 Serial No. CTT1200 Caliber/Bore: .22LR Barrel Length: 16 - 1/2” FFL Status: Modern

Standard Manufacturing 1922 Thompson chambered in .22 long rifle.

Manufactured at 1/2 scale on receiver to reduce size and weight.

Finned barrel, four port muzzle brake, top cocking handle with U notch sight, adjustable rear, and blade front. Finger groove foregrip with walnut stocks. Comes in a box correctly numbered to gun with 10 round magazine, still sealed, locking bracket, and manual. CONDITION: Very fine with light marks from handling and storage. Operates correctly with a fine bore. No drum is present in the box although it has a cutout for one. EW 700 - 1,000

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2595 - (C) FACTORY ENGRAVED REMINGTON MODEL 10-E PUMP ACTION 12 GAUGE SHOTGUN WITH RIBBED BARREL. Manufacturer: Remington Drop at Heel: 2 - 1/16” Model: Pump 10 E Length of Pull: 13 - 3/8” Serial No. U78357 Weight: 7 lbs 10 oz Barrel Length: 28” Choke: .034 (Full) FFL Status: Curio & Relic Gauge: 12 Gauge Drop at Comb: 1 - 9/16” Internal Bore Diameter: .728 28” barrel with full length matted rib has Remington Arms and UMC information on left side. Blued action is engraved with 80% coverage boldly cut open shaded scroll within wiggle and line borders surrounding single scenes of dogs and game; pointing pointer is on left side of action and a flying duck is on right. Top of action is engraved with more scroll and there are 3” of scroll at breech ends of barrels. Serial number is engraved at front of action on bottom, and on trigger guard tang. Lightly marbled European walnut capped pistol grip buttstock measures 13 - 3/8” over composition Remington buttplate. Point pattern checkering is at grip and a vacant silver oval is on toe line. Cylindrical forend is also point pattern checkered. CONDITION: Very good to fine. Barrel retains approximately 40% blue, considerably browned and silvered. Action retains most of its blue, thinned and silvered. Stocks retain most of an oil refinish over numerous marks and scratches. Buttstock has long crack on left cheek running from top of action down toward bottom tang. Checkering considerably worn. Grip cap replaced. Bore is excellent. Mechanically fine. A scarce early Remington pump. TDW 2,500 - 4,000

2596 - (C) WINCHESTER MODEL 42 SLIDE ACTION SHOTGUN. Manufacturer: Winchester Model: 42 Length of Pull: 14 - 1/2” Serial No. 81349 Chamber: 3” Barrel Length: 28” Choke: Mod FFL Status: Curio & Relic Gauge: .410 Deluxe grade with a solid rib barrel. Manufactured in 1949. Matching numbers on take down barrel assembly and frame. Nicely figured deluxe grade pistol grip stock and forearm. Original Winchester marked buttplate. Blue steel grip cap. CONDITION: Excellent overall. Approximately 98% bright blue on frame and barrel. Moderate wear on magazine tube from slide action. Bore is excellent, bright, and shiny. Wood is near perfect showing very little wear. Overall an excellent all original little shotgun. MS 2,500 - 4,000

2597 - (C) WORLD WAR I WINCHESTER MODEL 1897 US ISSUE SLIDE ACTION RIOT SHOTGUN. Manufacturer: Winchester Barrel Length: 20 “ Model: M1897 Riot FFL Status: Curio & Relic Serial No. E653875 Gauge: 12 GA According to Campbell in the definitive book on combat shotguns, the World War I Model 97 riot guns fall into the 650,000 serial range and the US and flaming bomb stamps were applied prior to the bluing process. They were issued with guards or swivels and were finished in Winchester commercial grade blue. Of course, all are cylinder choke marked with a 20” barrel, grooved walnut forend and plain pistol grip stock. The bottom of the barrel and inside the frame both have the matching assembly number 701 while the barrel is also stamped 25604 next to the assembly number. The Winchester serial number reference places manufacture date at 1919. CONDITION: While the metal shows some wear, mostly on high areas and there are the normal handling marks but it is still a solid 90% plus gun. The wood is excellent but there is a small vintage repair at top of wrist. The bore is mirror bright and the action is crisp. Canfield states that the World War I era US marked riot guns are more difficult to locate than the trench gun which may not compare in value but indicates that examples such as this are difficult to find. DB 3,000 - 4,000

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2598 - (C) MARLIN MODEL 24 SLIDE ACTION SHOTGUN. Manufacturer: Marlin Drop at Comb: 2 - 1/2” Model: 24 Length of Pull: 14” Serial No. 132241 Chamber: 2 - 3/4” Barrel Length: 26” Choke: Full FFL Status: Curio & Relic Gauge: 12 Bore Marlin Model 24 slide action shotgun, exposed hammer, ‘B’ Grade, special order 26” “Smokeless Steel” barrel, deluxe figure pistol grip checkered stock, hard rubber buttplate. This model was made from 1908-1917 and was the longest cataloged exposed hammer shotgun in the Marlin line. CONDITION: Approximately 90% original blue on frame, 93+% on barrel. Most all original finish on stock. Nice clean bore and crisp action. MKS 1,250 - 1,750

2599 - (C) SCARCE ITHACA MODEL 37 TRENCH SHOTGUN, MADE IN 1964.

Manufacturer: ITHACA FFL Status: Curio & Relic Model: 37 Choke: Full Serial No. 867272 Gauge: 12 Gauge Barrel Length: 20” Commercial variant of the military style trench gun with heat shield and bayonet lug. Most of these guns were marketed to law enforcement.

Slam fire. Smooth stock with no checkering, grooved pump handle. Interesting FULL choke marked variant, with the proper “4” marking on the right side of the 20” barrel. CONDITION: Retains 90% parkerized finish overall. All markings are clear. Wood has some light handling marks.

Fine mechanical function. GR 1,000 - 1,500

2600 - (C) WORLD WAR II US MILITARY STEVENS MODEL 620 TRENCH SHOTGUN. Manufacturer: STEVENS FFL Status: Curio & Relic Model: 620 Chamber: 2 - 3/4” Serial No. 26450 Choke: Cylinder Barrel Length: 20” Gauge: 12 Standard configuration. 20” barrel with heat shield and integral bayonet lug, “S” marked on the left side of the lug. Smooth wood stocks, which are not inspected as is correct. Proper cut in butt for rear sling swivel. “U.S.” marked on left side of frame above trigger, with P/Flaming Ordnance Bomb on left side of frame just behind the magazine tube. P proofs on top of frame and barrel. P/Flaming Ordnance Bomb on right side of barrel where it meets the receiver. “U/ S” marked in front of the trigger guard. CONDITION: Exceptionally fine original condition with over 95% original rust blue finish .Markings are clear. Barrel and magazine tube retain a fair amount of original blue. Heat shield/ bayonet lug assembly retain most of the proper blue and purplish finish. Wood has minor dings and handling marks. Bore is excellent. Fine mechanical function.

GR 3,500 - 4,500

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2601 - (M) ITHACA MODEL 37 TRENCH SHOTGUN MADE IN 1970.

FFL Status: Modern Manufacturer: ITHACA Chamber: 2 - 3/4” Model: 37 Choke: Cylinder Serial No. 371122985 Gauge: 12 Gauge Barrel Length: 20” Commercial variant of the military style trench gun with heat shield and bayonet lug. Most of these guns were marketed to law enforcement. Slam fire. Factory pressed checking in the wrist, grooved pump handle. CYL choked 20” barrel. The threaded end of the trigger assembly screw which runs through the receiver is bright and uneven. CONDITION: Retains 95% parkerized finish overall. All markings are clear. Wood has some light handling marks, 2” crack extending back from the trigger guard on the left side. Fine mechanical function. GR 900 - 1,400

2602 - (M) STANDARD MANUFACTURING DP-12 12 GAUGE SLIDE ACTION SHOTGUN IN ORIGINAL BOX. Manufacturer: Standard Manufacturing Model: DP-12 Serial No. DP26874 Barrel Length: 18 - 3/4” FFL Status: Modern Chamber: 2 - 3/4” or 3” Choke: Tubes Gauge: 12 Bore Standard DP-12 with dual feed tubes, non-selective single trigger firing right barrel first then left barrel. Polymer furniture, bullpup footprint, ambidextrous controls. Polymer foregrip on a section of picatinny rail on forearm. Produced sans iron sights are provided with this model.

Chambered for 2 - 3/4” or 3” shells. Comes in a factory box correctly numbered to gun on side with manual, lock, silicone cloth, and tool.

CONDITION: Very fine, retaining the vast majority of factory finish with some light handling and use marks. Some very light silvering on areas that reciprocate during cycling. Operates correctly with a fine bore. Cling film is still attached to cheek piece. Box is equally fine. EW 800 - 1,200

2603 - (C) FINE GERMAN MADE OVER UNDER COMBINATION GUN. Manufacturer: Krupp-Stahl Drop at Heel: 2 - 3/8” Model: Combination Gun Length of Pull: 14” Serial No. 4690 Weight: 6lbs 10oz Caliber/Bore: 16 Bore / 9.3mm Mauser Chamber: 2 - 3/4” Barrel Length: 26 - 3/4” Choke: .022 FFL Status: Curio & Relic Internal Bore Diameter: .673 Drop at Comb: 1” This fine combination gun, the maker of which is unknown to us, appears to be of high quality with Hensoldt Wetzlar Dural Dialytan 4x claw mounted scope. Made with double triggers, extractors, and non-auto safety. Splinter forend with engraved Deeley type release is checkered in point pattern. Scalloped and reinforced boxlock action is near fully engraved with floral pattern and deer on right and stag and deer on left.

Large horn trigger guard. Capped pistol grip buttstock with cheek piece on left side, sling swivel, is checkered in point pattern through the wrist and terminates in a modern black recoil pad. Greener crossbolt locking. Matted top rib, which is raised, also has a flip up sight and blade front sight. CONDITION: Excellent as field used. Barrels retain most of an older restored finish. Action is coin finished and retains most of its finish. Stocks are very good having been restored long ago with subsequent handling marks and finish added for preservation. Mechanics are crisp. Bores are bright and shiny. Optics are a touch cloudy. An interesting gun with very nice engraving. JL 4,000 - 5,000

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2604 - (C) A RARE AND BEAUTIFUL H. BARELLA DRILLING GUN. Manufacturer: H. Barella Model: Drilling Serial No. 7279 Caliber/Bore: 16 Gauge x 6.5x57mm Barrel Length: 28 - 3/8” FFL Status: Curio & Relic Drop at Comb: 1 - 3/4”

Drop at Heel: 2 - 3/8” Length of Pull: 14 - 1/2” Weight: 6 Lbs. 13 Oz. Barrel Wall Thickness: (L) .025 (R) .026 Chamber: 2 - 1/2” Choke: (L) .035 (R) .027 Internal Bore Diameter: (BOTH) .673

Nitro 16 bore drilling side by side shotgun with a single 6.5x57mm barrel. Krupp steel barrels with good bores which are properly proofed and has loop for sling. This rifle features a scalloped boxlock bronzed colored action, sideclips, cocking indicator, and double triggers which are housed in a horn trigger guard. Dual non-auto safety and extractors. The action features nice floral scroll border engraving as well as stags and doe on both panels. More vivid colors can be found in protected areas. The rifle has a sharp checkered pistol grip with grip cap, cast off cheekpiece and plated buttstock also has an internal storage space for ammunition with an elegantly engraved plate for entry and a loop for sling. Splinter forend with Deeley release and horn tip. Extended length matted rib features sporting style open sights, quick detachable claw bases and bladed front sight. CONDITION: Good. Barrels retain 97% of an excellent quality and blue finish. Action retains a pleasing mix of original color. Stock has various handling marks and dents. Forend in good condition with some bruising to checkering. CP 2,000 - 3,000

2605 - (C) A UNIQUE ERNST SEIGELDER 16 BORE OVER 6MM DRILLING GUN. Manufacturer: Ernst Seigelder Drop at Heel: 2 - 7/8” Model: Drilling Length of Pull: 13 - 5/8” Serial No. 11347 Weight: 6 Lbs. 15 Oz. Caliber/Bore: (O) 16 Gauge (U) 6mm Barrel Wall Thickness: O .038 Barrel Length: 27 - 1/2” Chamber: 2 - 1/2” FFL Status: Curio & Relic Choke: (O) .015 Drop at Comb: 1 - 1/2” Internal Bore Diameter: (O) .655 Circa 1930’s Nitro 16 bore and 6mm double barrel over and under gun. The barrels have loop for sling, extended matted top rib, express claw mount bases and a bladed front rib with a very unusual express sight that pops up when pushing forward on the mock safety slide. Modified 16b choke. Bronze patina boxlock action with bolsters, cocking indicators, single trigger, horn trigger guard / bottom tang and side safe.

Nicely engraved with border scroll. Nice walnut stock with cast off cheekpiece, pistol grip with cap, loop for sling, trap door for ammo on comb.

Schnabel game forend with Deeley release. CONDITION: Very good. Barrels maintain approximately 90 percent of blue and are in very good condition. Stock with handling marks and bruising in grip checkering. Forend in good condition with some bruising to checkering and light handling marks. CP 1,750 - 2,250

2606 - (M) HIGH QUALITY ANTONIO ZOLI OVER UNDER COMBINATION GUN. Manufacturer: Antonio Zoli Length of Pull: 14 - 3/16” Model: Over Under Combination Gun Weight: 9 Lbs. 8 Oz. Serial No. 191509 Barrel Wall Thickness: (O) .035 Caliber/Bore: (O) 12 Bore (U) 6.5x57mmR Chamber: 2 - 3/4” Barrel Length: 25 - 1/2” Choke: (O) .035 (Full) FFL Status: Modern Internal Bore Diameter: (O) .729 Circa 1988, 12 gauge & 6.5x57R caliber combination gun. The 24 inch barrel has a blue/satin finish. The rib is solid and cross cut with a folding rear leaf sight and a raised brass blade front sight. Boxlock action. Walnut stock with cheekpiece, diamond checkered pistol grip and checkered butt plate. Game forend with Deeley release. Full coverage floral scroll engraved action with silver (may be platinum?) inlay wild boar on left and silver (may be platinum?) inlay running stag on right. Double triggers, non-auto safety and non-ejector. Sling swivels on stock and barrels.

Mounted with a Karl Kahles Helia S 3-12x56 scope. CONDITION: Very Good. Barrels retain 95%+ strong original blue. Stock in very good condition with hunting marks could benefit from a light cleaning. Forearm in good condition with some light handling marks. CP 1,250 - 1,750

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2607 - BEAUTIFUL 19TH CENTURY WINCHESTER CARTRIDGE DISPLAY BOARD. Never made available to the general public, Winchester produced the “Double W” cartridge board in two variations: the more expensive and rare of the two is the one that featured actual cartridges attached to the board. This is a stone lithograph done in full color with the same image as the real cartridge board but no actual cartridges. It was printed in full vibrant color and features the same image of two hunters and a dead bear, and a mallard and moose. These large display pieces were very susceptible to storage due to size. Very few have survived in excellent condition without evidence of water damage, tearing or extreme surface wear. CONDITION: We have completely blacklighted this poster and there is no evidence of any in-painting or touch-up. There are some scratches to the surface, very few and very minor. The color is brilliant. It is still housed in its original mission style 3” oak frame with the gold inner liner.

Measures 57” L x 40” H. It is in its original size and have never been cut down or altered. A stunning display piece for your gun room at a fraction of the cost of the actual cartridge board, and far easier to maintain.

Highly desirable due to the infrequency of their offering and this example is in far better than average condition; the scratches could be touched up but they are so minor one would have to question the reason one would tamper with such a nice, all original 130 year old display piece. DB 3,000 - 5,000

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2608 - EXTRAORDINARILY RARE WINCHESTER RETAILER GLASS GUN CABINET. Extremely rare and known to have been offered in the 1920’s to Winchester Premier stocking retailers, glass sided “WINCHESTER”rifle display case. These cases have been attributed to the Walrus Manufacturing Company of Decatur, Illinois but no definitive proof of this has ever truly surfaced. The only marking found is “A10” on top of door. An example of this rifle cabinet is featured on page 201 of “WINCHESTER RARITIES” by Tom Webster.

Interior has a capacity of 20 long guns and interior rack has wonderful “WINCHESTER” period decals visible from all four sides. Glass peaked top. Made of quarter sawed oak of 5/8” thickness. 74-1/4” tall with a width and depth of 17-3/4”. Interior is lined with green felt on base as well as upper rack. With an estimated five or six of these cases known to exist this is considered one of the rarest of Winchester collectibles available today.

CONDITION: Very good with evidence of replaced felt interior. Typical crazing in finish.

Decals are very fine with light period hazing. TDW This is not a standard shippable item and will require 3rd party shipping or pickup arrangements to be made. 6,000 - 9,000

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2609 - THE RAREST OF ALL WINCHESTER CARTRIDGE BOARD CIRCA 1880’S It is believed that less than a half dozen of this style board exist today.

One is at Cody, we found one that had sold, and this example makes three. It is one of the earliest of all boards. Some collectors refer to it as the inverted V. This large board promotes Government Contractors above all else. There are three scene panels, the full center which is a bear hunt, the half circle left panel are two cowboys, and the right panel is a moose hunt. The largest cartridge is the .45 Sharps 3 - 1/2.

There are 4 bore hulls in paper and brass. There are no missing shells or cap displays. CONDITION: We ran it under UV and found nothing that jumps. The red border is faded and has some edge chipping. The entire board has toned a bit with age with various minor storage rubs.

Panel images are sharp. The cases have been wiped down at one time and there is some paper patch loss on some cartridges. Given the rarity and the extremely fragile nature of this cartridge board, any little issues are to be expected and would cause more concern if not there. The frame is original with gold gilt liner and nickel inner liner. Just a great board and maybe the only one you will ever have a chance to own. Ready to hang. Framed 46” x 35”. DB This is not a standard shippable item and will require 3rd party shipping or pickup arrangements to be made. 25,000 - 35,000

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2610 - EXTRAORDINARILY RARE WINCHESTER RETAILER GLASS GUN CABINET. Extremely rare and known to have been offered in the 1920’s to Winchester Premier stocking retailers, glass sided “WINCHESTER”rifle display case. These cases have been attributed to the Walrus Manufacturing Company of Decatur, Illinois but no definitive proof of this has ever truly surfaced. The only marking found is “64” on top of door. An example of this rifle cabinet is featured on page 201 of “WINCHESTER RARITIES” by Tom Webster.

Interior has a capacity of 20 long guns with one slot modified for a double gun and interior rack has wonderful “WINCHESTER” period decals visible from all four sides. Glass peaked top. Made of quarter sawed oak of 5/8” thickness. 74-1/4” tall with a width and depth of 17-3/4”. Interior is lined with green felt on base as well as upper rack. With an estimated five or six of these cases known to exist this is considered one of the rarest of Winchester collectibles available today. CONDITION: Very good with evidence of older refinish and replaced felt interior. Top has been modified to allow peaked top to tilt up for display purposes. This work appears to have been done many years ago. Typical crazing in finish.

Decals are very fine with light period hazing. TDW This is not a standard shippable item and will require 3rd party shipping or pickup arrangements to be made. 5,000 - 7,500

2611 - CIRCA 1900 KYNOCH LOADED CARTRIDGES STORE DISPLAY BOARD. In 1863, Kynoch took over the firm of Pursall and Phillips, which was subsequently renamed G. Kynoch and Co., keeping business in Birmingham, England. In 1895 Kynoch built an explosives factory east of Shell Haven Creek, Essex (now known as Coryton). This opened in 1897, with an estate for employees called Kynochtown. Products included cordite, gun cotton, gunpowder, and cartridges. In 1926, once Nobel Industries, including Kynoch Ltd, had merged to form ICI, the original Kynoch factory in Witton became the head office and principal manufacturing base of the “ICI Metals Division”. Kynoch, along with names such as Eley, became brands of subsidiaries. This information helps date this board. This board features 60 shot-shells, five of which are brass with balance of hulls made of cardboard.

24 are cut-away shells and 12 are empty hulls, never crimped. There are 18 full rifles cartridges and ten handgun cartridges. The center display is a 9” x 14” full color poster of a hawk and its victim that is held in place with solid brass corners and brads. The liner is a faded green. The wooden frame has the company name and city stenciled in gold. The shells are clean and when examining the back, it appears that all have their original wire ties. The entire piece measures 24” in width and 29-1/2” tall. A great early store display piece. DB 3,000 - 5,000

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2612 - RARE MARBLE’S 1925 CALENDAR WITH PHILLIP GOODWIN IMAGE So few Marble’s calendars hit the market in any year, they are almost impossible to trace. This full calendar dates to 1925 and has the full pad with January on top. Their most famous products are illustrated about the print including the GameGetter, Ideal Knife and Safety Ax. The Goodwin image is crisp and bright. Philip R. Goodwin (September 16th, 1881 – December 14th, 1935) was an American painter and illustrator who specialized in depictions of wildlife, the outdoors, fishing, hunting and the Old American West. He provided illustrations for numerous books and magazines, as well as for commercial items, such as posters, advertisements and calendars. He is perhaps best known for illustrating Jack London’s The Call of the Wild and for providing the cover art for many issues of Outdoor Recreation / Outdoor Life Magazine during the 1920’s and early 1930’s. He is also the artist who designed the ‘Horse & Rider’ Trademark of the Winchester Repeating Arms Company. The Marble Safety Axe Company began in 1898. CONDITION: There is some light creasing where calendar was rolled at one time but they are not torn through. There is some light handling wear but overall very clean. Both of the original bands are intact as well. A killer piece. Framed to 19” x 25”. DB 3,000 - 5,000

2613 - LARGE REMINGTON ARMS UNION METALLIC CARTRIDGE CORPORATION CARDBOARD DISPLAY PIECE. This large Remington Arms Union Metallic Cartridge Corporation Cardboard display piece dates to approximately 1912 based on the four firearms depicted: the Remington Model 11 autoloading shotgun, Model 14 pump action rifle, Model 10 pump action shotgun, and the Model 8 semi-automatic large caliber rifle, the latest of these weapons introduced in 1911. Additionally, Remington and UMC merged officially in 1912. Display piece features three large sepia-tone drawings of the Remington UMC manufacturing plant in Bridgeport, Connecticut. The top vignette features images of cartridges and shotshells on both sides, the center shows a photograph of the place where the first Remington rifle was built in 1816 at the old forge in Ilion, New York. The four firearms are pictured in the center. Has original hand blown wavy glass mounted in a period rough hewn and stained pine frame. This example measures 37 - 3/4” tall by 47 1/2” wide. Frame is original to the cardboard display. Original paper backing is removed, display held in by old nails. CONDITION: Post has a few very minor blemishes in top right quadrant, otherwise in excellent to near mint all original condition with no repairs or restoration of any kind. No wrinkling, cracking, or chipping. A wonderful sepia-tone image that is quite rare due to its large and fragile nature.

PROVENANCE: From the collection of Nathan Posner, former owner of the San Francisco Gun Exchange and most recently on display at the Buffalo Bill Historical Museum of Cody, Wyoming. NOTE: Comes with custom handbuilt wooden crate for shipping and/or transportation. DB 2,000 - 4,000

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2614 - INCREDIBLY RARE FRAMED KYNOCH SHOTSHELL DISPLAY MIRROR. This incredible piece is framed in its original mission oak style frame with gold foil embossed printing “KYNOCH” on top frame with “AMMUNITION” in gold foil on bottom frame. Both are easily readable but somewhat faded. The 54 shotshell images along with the company logo in center are full color decals. CONDITION: There is some crazing and some small missing areas but mostly minor. These are so rare and so fragile, it is amazing given that this piece is probably over a hundred years old that it has survived at all. Has some great cartridges such as Bonax, Primax, Opex and others. All are in color, most have company name printed. In 1863, Kynoch took over the business, which was subsequently renamed G. Kynoch and Co. In 1895 Kynoch built an explosives factory east of Shell Haven Creek, Essex (now known as Coryton). This opened in 1897, with an estate for employees called Kynochtown. Products included cordite, guncotton, gunpowder, and cartridges. Kynoch 12 bore shotgun cartridges from the 1893-1914 period, pre-dating the First World War. The ‘Opex’ was an expensive, very good quality ‘ejector’ case which was available in most bore sizes from 4 to 20. The ‘Kynoid’ was Kynoch’s 2nd quality game cartridge (the ‘Grouse’ was the top quality). The ‘Primax’ was the 3rd quality case and the ‘Bonax’ the 4th quality. Framed 27” x 31”.

DB 2,000 - 3,000

2615 - WONDERFUL LOT OF THREE RARE PIECES OF COLT EPHEMERA, CONSISTING OF (A) CIRCA 1860 COLT ADVERTISING CIRCULAR, (B) 1861 COLT PRICE LIST, AND (C) 1861 MILITARY COMMISSARY CORRESPONDENCE. (A) Measuring 12 - 1/4 inch by 20 inch early blue colored Colt advertisement for Colts firearms and is believed to be Civil War period and a similar example is identified as circa 1859 by the Connecticut Museum of History. This listing advertises the rifles, shotguns, revolvers and military arms with testimony from foreign purchasers and listing of US Military personnel whom have used the Colt products with good success.

CONDITION: Very fine with fold lines but fully intact.

(B) Colt January 1861 price listing. This is the only intact version we have ever seen or offered. Complete listing of arms and services from the onset of the Civil War with notice of the new .44 Holster pistol. (1860 Army). This unique price listing is true to Samuel Colts flamboyant persons with testimony about his superior steel and how his arms have been in great demand and are approved for US Military issue. CONDITION: Very fine. Slight edge issues and fold marks. (C) Personal correspondence from Hugh Harbison, Treasurer of Colt, to James C Savage, US Commissary Department, in regards to supplying Colt Revolving Rifles with either socket or sabre bayonets dated October 12, 1861 and requesting payment to Colt’s New York offices. CONDITION: Fine. PROVENANCE: All three items from the Max Guenthert collection. TDW 1,000 - 2,500

2616 - BEAUTIFUL FRAMED GAMEBORE CARTRIDGE CO. SHOTSHELL DISPLAY BOARD. Manufacturer of quality sporting ammunition since 1973, this is one of the companies cartridge boards that they put out to show off their line of quality shotshells. There are over 80 different offerings in all bores and lengths. The center of the board bears the company logo. CONDITION: Board is about mint with a few handling marks. Measures 29” x 21”. Great looking addition to any gun room. Never available for sale so production extremely limited due to cost and, as such, have always been a good collectors investment. DB 1,500 - 2,500

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2617 - SADDLE HOLSTERS FOR COLT WALKER REVOLVERS. According to the definitive book “U.S. Military Holsters and Related Accouterments” by: Edward Scott Meadows. Military saddle holsters were made for Colt revolvers including the Walker, Dragoon, Model 1851 Navy and Model 1860 Army. Saddle holsters for Walker revolvers have not been clearly identified and fit, by default, has been the defining criteria. The Ordnance Department contracted for holsters but documentary evidence is lacking as to the exact specifications.

Captain Walker purportedly had another lot made in New Orleans prior to his departure for Vera Cruz, Mexico. One known Colt Walker saddle holsters were made by the J.C. Shackleford & Company in Cincinnati Ohio in 1947, only two of these saddle holsters are known to exist today. On page 17 of Meadows book is a photograph and description that fits the subject holster being offered in this auction exactly. The description reads: “Saddle holsters for Colt Walker revolvers made of bridle leather consisting of eleven component parts, two bodies, two flaps with closing straps, two surcingle strap loops, a connecting strap, two brass finials and two brass end caps with star motif.

The holster bodies and flaps are molded to shape and an extension of the connecting strap forms the upper rear portion of the body. The flaps are stitched to the connecting strap and the closing straps to the flap. The holsters are unmarked”. Provenance Max Guenthert collection CONDITION: Subject holster is missing both cover flaps, and is unmarked. Leather is very good considering age and use. The center of the connecting strap is very delicate with heavy use. The overall leather finish has minimum crazing and is structurally solid. This is a unique opportunity to acquire an extremely rare Colt Walker holster. -MKS7,500 - 10,000

2618 - 1890 S.C. GALLUP SADDLERY NO.2 PATTERN HOLSTER AND BELT. Fully tooled No. 2 pattern Mexican double loop holster and matching money belt. Holster is fitted for a 5-1/2 inch barrel Colt Single Action Revolver, belt has .38 caliber cartridge loops.

Both holster and money belt are stamped S.C. Gallup Saddlery Co. Pueblo (Colorado). The S.C. Gallup Saddlery Co., had a shop located in Pueblo Co. from 1869 - 1924. Holster is constructed of russet skirting material, with a right handed pouch and is fully lined in suede leather. Provenance Max Guenthert collection CONDITION: Fine overall with minimum grazing, no loose stitching. Very fine hand carved in an elongated motif set off with rolled border lines.

Some weakness of loops at the skirt. Cartridge loops are tight.

Average wear to lining. Overall a very attractive gun rig made by a desirable western maker. -MKS4,500 - 7,500

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2619 - RARE COLT BULLET MOLD ASSORTMENT. This impressive lot consists of nine Colt bullet molds (A) Brass mold for Colt Model 1848 Baby Dragoon. Straight leg pattern marked “COLT’S PATENT” and inspected “C”. (B) Transitional brass mold for 1848 Baby Dragoon and early 1849 Pocket Models. Brass marked “COLT’S PATENT” inspected “W” with wide straight leg handles. (C) Early Brass Colt mold for Squareback Navy with sprue cutter, straight leg pattern and marked on right side “COLT’S PATENT”. (D) Iron mold from Colt London for .28 caliber 1855 Root Revolver. Small straight leg pattern without sprue cutter and marked “COLT PATENT” on top. (E) Iron Colt straight leg pattern for .36 Navy revolver with sprue cutter and marked “COLT’S PATENT” on cutter and 36B on side. (F) Iron Bow leg variation for the 1860 Army revolver caliber .44 with sprue cutter. Marked “COLT’S PATENT” on cutter and “44 H” on side. (G) Extremely rare dual cavity mold for Colt Model 1873 Single action revolver. Casting two flat point conical bullets. Bow leg design with “COLT’S PATENT” marked sprue cutter and 45A on side below struck out 36R marking. (H) Large iron armorer’s gang mold for Colt Model 1860 Army revolver. Six cavity with long sprue cutter and wooded handles. Marked with “44H” at right block at joint Both arms are “A.H.K.” inspector marked (Albert H.Kirkman 1862-63). (I) Very rare brass straight leg pattern .44 mold for Dragoon revolvers with sprue cutter and marked with “COLT’S PATENT” on right side. Rare variation that cast conical bullet without grease groove and round ball.Provenance Max Guenthert collection CONDITION: All are good with patina and small storage markings. TDW 2,500 - 5,000

2620 - CIRCA 1900 H.A. HOLTZER JOCK STRAP HOLSTER This finely made “Jockstrap” interpretation of a California style “Slim Jim” pattern utilizing an extremely deep, double stitched facing collar to capture the body. Constructed of heavy russet skirting leather the right hand pouch has a low-cut, slightly re-curved throat and a rounded sewn-through toe. The facing leather with wrap around toe, pouch throat, and skirt edges are ornamented with tool stamping. A near identical example of this holster is listed and described on page 123 in the book “PACKING IRON by Richard Rattenbury and is fitted for a 4 3/4 inch Colt Single Action.Holster is further listed in the book “OLD COWBOY SADDLES AND SPURS” as having been operating out of Llano Texas at the turn of the century.

Early 20th Century “Jock Strap” style holster with maker stamp H.A. Holtzer Llano, Tex. Made to fit a 7-1/2 inch Colt Model 1851 Navy percussion revolver or conversion. Provenance Max Guenthert collection CONDITION: Very good overall with a slight split at the throat and skirt. All stitching is tight. A rare and fine Texas marked holster. -MKS- 2,000 - 3,000

2621 - PERIOD DOUBLE CASING FOR COLT 1860 ARMY REVOLVERS. Double cases for Colt 1860’s are rare, and this appears to be an original period case. Label attached to bottom of case reading “Allen and Wheellock, Guns, Rifles, Pistols, Etc., 99 Maiden Lane, NY.”. Lid of case with modern plate engraved Eustace Booill. Interior of case with modern reprinted directions for loading Colt’s pistols label. Purple felt reline. Hinges appear original. Key escutcheon original. Case is properly made. Well worth restoring, as these are excessively rare. MZ 2,500 - 3,500

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2622 - IMPRESSIVE LOT OF 5: MECHANICAL CAPPERS FOR LONDON COLT REVOLVERS Group of five mechanical brass capping devices for the Colt pattern revolver. Each unique in their own way as being of different pattern and design. (A) Brass 2 - 1/4” diameter with screw top with geared & numbered cap magazine. Numbered from 1 to 31 and is spring loaded and functions like a drum magazine. Small window in screw top allows one to know the number of caps remaining internally.

CONDITION: Fine with no makers markings. (B) Hinged lid capper made of brass with spiral internal capacity design with spring loaded follower. Works very similar to Paterson capper. CONDITION: Very fine with no makers markings. (C) 2 - 1/4” diameter with brass construction spiral channel for caps internal with spring follower. Elegant locking device on outside cover and marked “KOJSEK IN PRAG” on base of cover. CONDITION: Very fine and functioning. (D) 2 - 3/8” diameter, brass construction mechanical capper in leather carry case. Spring latch/lock. Marked 1835 on interior of lid. Case is brown leather with with carved exterior. Very early design not previously seen. (E) Coin finished mechanical capping device wonderfully marker marked “DICKSON&SONS” Screw lid pattern with spring loaded follower. 2” diameter with retaining ring at butt end. CONDITION: Excellent with a pleasant uncleaned coin finish and working mechanics. TDW 2,500 - 3,500

2623 - TOOLED COLT 1851 NAVY SLIM JIM HOLSTER. California pattern “Slim Jim” holster made to fit a Colt Model 1851 Navy revolver. Exhibiting incised-line floral and vine embellishment typical of the style. Sewn in toe. Unmarked, maker unknown.

CONDITION: Overall very good with relatively heavy wear at the throat. Minimum crazing. All stitching is tight. -MKS- 1,500 - 2,000

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2624 - GROUP OF FOUR MOLD CHERRIES FROM COLT’S FIREARMS MFG. This interesting group of ephemera consist of four “Cherries” used in the manufacture of bullet molds at the Colt Manufacturing facility in Hartford Connecticut. Three round ball and one conical pattern. (A) .540 diameter round ball with a tool number 31 on shank. (B) .470 diameter, round ball pattern with tool number 45 on shank (C) .380 diameter, round ball pattern tool number 90 on shank. The conical pattern Cherry is .412 diameter, and has no tool number on shank.

PROVENANCE: From the Colt Collection of Max Guenthert.

CONDITION: Very good with an pleasant patina overall. TDW 750 - 1,250

2625 - LOT OF 5: COLT PERCUSSION REVOLVER TOOLS AND SPARE NIPPLES. Group consists of 2 combination tools for the Colt revolver and three nipples for the Colt pocket revolver. (A) Combination tool is blue steel with nipple wrench at one end and turn screw at other. Measures 3 - 1/2 by 1 - 5/8 inches. Provenance Max Guenthert collection CONDITION: Excellent. Believed for the 3rd Dragoon revolver.

(B) Combination tool with nipple wrench at end with turn screw at other end. Measures 3 - 1/8 by 1 - 1/4 inches with blue finish and is believed for the 1860 Army. CONDITION: Good with blue turning plum. (C) Three Colt nipples for Pocket Model Colts.

One is clearly marked “COLT” on flats. Markings are not legible on other two. CONDITION: Fair as have corrosion and pitting but are serviceable. TDW 500 - 1,000

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2626 - SPANISH AMERICAN WAR USN 1889 PATTERN NAVY CARTRIDGE BOX WITH RARE SPINDLE AND BRASS COLLAR FOR COLT .38 REVOLVER. Standard model 1889 USN cartridge box. Embossed “USN” on the flap, and “USN” marked on the brass snap. Wood insert. What makes this one special is that it is accompanied by the original wood spindles and brass collars from the “cartridge packs”.

The collars are both marked “PATENT APR.30.89”. The wood spindles are unmarked.

Manufactured by Colt Firearms Company. The “cartridge packs” basically amount to the first production “speed loaders”. Issued with the .38 caliber Navy Model 1889 Colt Revolver. The cartridge pack consisted of a central wooden plug with a brass wrap-around collar that secured 6 cartridges around the plug. Due to the expendable nature of the pack, once the cartridges were loaded into the pistol’s cylinder, the plug and collar were discarded, making these pieces extremely rare today. The cartridge box was designed to hold 2 of these packs, with 3 loose rounds of ammunition on either end. Both “packs” are included, although there is no ammunition. Accompanied by an old hand written note which states “Ctg box carried by Col. Rolfer- when serving as a Naval Officer during the Spanish American War. A novel device for reloading his Colt service revolver”. CONDITION: Leather on cartridge box is soft and pliable with some crazing. Markings are clear. Stitching is solid. Belt loops are intact. Wood spindles have some light handling marks. Both brass collars are well marked with a mild patina. GR 600 - 800

2627 - MARTIALLY INSPECTED SIZING DIES FOR THE COLT MODEL 1873 CAVALRY SINGLE ACTION CALIBER .45 AMMUNITION FROM FRANKORD ARSENAL. Serial No. 110 These two unique sizing and resizing dies are made of iron and are marked “FRANKFORD ARSENAL RESIZING DIE No. 170”. Inspection H.M. is found on side. The second die is marked “RESIZING DIE FRANKFORD ARSENAL” inspection I.M. is found on side and one end is marked top. These unique dies are obviously for the reloading process of US Arsenal produced ammunition. This simple system of resizing cartridges is still in use today.

Provenance , Max Guenthert collection CONDITION: Very fine with slight oxidation on exterior. Markings are crisp and legible. TDW 500 - 750

2628 - TWO FRAMED VINTAGE FEDERAL DUCK STAMP COLLECTION DISPLAYS The Federal Duck Stamp, formally known as the Migratory Bird Hunting and Conservation Stamp, is an adhesive stamp issued by the United States federal government that must be purchased prior to hunting for migratory waterfowl. It is also used to gain entrance to National Wildlife Refuges that normally charge for admission. It is widely seen as a collectible and a means to raise funds for wetland conservation, with 98% of the proceeds of each sale going to the Migratory Bird Conservation Fund. President Herbert Hoover signed the Migratory Bird Conservation Act in 1929 to authorize the acquisition and preservation of wetlands as waterfowl habitat. The law, however, did not provide a permanent source of money to buy and preserve the wetlands. Congress passed, and President Roosevelt signed the Migratory Bird Hunting Stamp Act, popularly known as the Duck Stamp Act, on March 16, 1934. The annual federal duck stamp had a face value of $1 in 1934, jumped to $2 in 1949, and to $3 in 1959. Once the stamp was purchased, the owner would sign it on the face of the stamp to validate it. This collection is presented in two framed displays and all of the stamps are original. Approximately 22 of the 94 Duck Stamps are signed. One display has a complete run of stamps from 1935-1982 of which all stamps are near mint and none are signed. The second display has a run of stamps from 1935-81 and is missing 1959. The stamps on this board have the signed examples. The first display appears to have been purchased as a framed display since new while the other was assembled, many signed, and hand applied to a back-board for display. The artwork is stunning and make a great display. CONDITION: Stamps range from excellent to near mint. The display with the complete run from 1935-1982 has near mint stamps, unsigned. Second display are mostly near mint with some that have seen use. DB 750 - 1,000 658

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2629 - OUTSTANDING LETTER FROM SAMUEL COLT TO BROTHER IN LAW JOHN JARVIS ABOUT OBTAINING WEAPONS FROM EUROPE TO BE SOLD TO US GOV’T FOR CIVIL WAR. Dated August 3rd, 1861 and penned in Samuel Colts own hand to his brother-in-law, John E. Jarvis. The two page correspondence is instructing Jarvis to reexamine the rifles he has agreed to purchase in Europe and to reject as many as possible to avoid paying to much for them. The letter is rather abrupt toward Jarvis as Colt expresses his disappointment in his performance in negotiating good prices for small arms. Colt was in negotiations with the US Government to manufacture new rifles of a similar design as the Springfield as well as was in contract to convert older arms to a standard caliber for general issue to US troops. This letter is given a full page in the Wilson Sutherland book “THE BOOK OF COLT FIREARMS” and is featured on page 204.

PROVENANCE: Robert Q. Sutherland Collection, Raymond Bentley Collection. CONDITION: Very fine and quite legible. The letter is displayed in dual glass frame and is visible from front and rear. Very old folds are evident on letters with no tearing or material loss evident.

Frame is good with minor scuffing to corners. TDW 1,500 - 2,000

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2630 - COLT PAPERWORK REGARDING THE MILITARY PURCHASE OF THE 1855 REVOLVING RIFLE. Lot consists of: (A) Dated August 1859, a hand written request to Samuel Colt from US Naval Board of Ordnance and Hydrography.

Request is for price and delivery time of 100 rifles to the Washington Naval Yard for inspection and approval. (B) Colt Letterhead statement to the Adams Nickel Plating Co, in South Windham, Connecticut for the receipt of one seven shot cylinder and frame. Dated February 1876. (C) Purchase order from Blake Brothers dated April 29th, 1862 for large quantity of Navy and Police model bullet molds. (D) Colt letterhead purchase order to the Blake plating company of Windham Connecticut, for the plating of 100 seven shot revolvers dated January 1874. This unique grouping encompasses the pre-Civil War era through the introduction of the new seven shot open top .22 revolver.

Provenance Max Guenthert collection. TDW 900 - 1,500

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2631 - ORIGINAL WINCHESTER A-5 SCOPE AND MOUNTS. This offering by Winchester was made from 1909-1928. Winchester sold their line of optics to Lyman in 1929 where this model continued in production under the Lyman name as the Model 5-A. That same year, Lyman also bought out the line of fine Stevens scopes as well. The 5-A now featured Bausch & Lomb full achromatic lenses. The Winchester A-5 measures 16” with a 3/4” tube. CONDITION: There are no visible cross-hairs so optics will need some work. Finish is a light blue-silver thinning finish. Mounts are standard Grasshopper rear and usual front. DB 500 - 700

2632 - ORIGINAL WINCHESTER B-5 SCOPE AND MOUNTS. Not much is known about the ‘why’ of the B-5 scope. It was available from 1909-1917 while the A-5 Model was made from 1909-28. Both were 5x power made on the 3/4” tube. When compared, the B-5 is 1/2” shorter at 15-1/2”. Given that they are the same power, size and almost the same length, it makes one wonder what they were thinking offering two different model scopes that were almost the same. Both were used during the First World War on Springfield 1903 sniper rifles and both were popular sporting scopes at the time as well, often seen on offset mounts on old lever guns. Scope comes with the so called Grasshopper rear mount and standard front. CONDITION: There is some age freckling but still a good, solid 95% original blue finish. Optics are sharp and clear with standard crosshairs. Classic rifles need period scopes. Nothing looks worse on a classic gun that sports a scope made half a century later. DB 800 - 1,200

2633 - RARE BOXED WINCHESTER A-5 VINTAGE RIFLE SCOPE AND MOUNTS. Introduced by Winchester in 1909 and continued production until 1928, this fine scope made a name for itself in the trenches of France during World War I with snipers. It was durable and offered great optics, tested under battle conditions, proved reliable enough for sportsman as well. In 1929 Winchester as well as Stevens sold their entire line of scopes to Lyman. The A-5 Winchester scope continued on in the Lyman line as the Model 5-A until 1934. This is a fine example in the never seen original Winchester box with proper end label. It is a 5 power scope measured 16” and has a 3/4” tube. It was factory finished in commercial blue. The original mounts are present including the rare early No. 1 mount patented in 1910 by William Bennett and not the more common so called “Grasshopper” mount. Front mount is standard used throughout production and stamped Winchester. CONDITION: The original rubber eye cup is also present but rather dry. Clear optics with standard crosshairs. Blue finish remains near new, 99% overall, with just some light handling marks. This is the only example we have ever seen contained in the original box and the first example we have had with the rare No. 1 rear mount. The box label has No. 2 mounts pre-printed but this is definitely the No. 1. DB 1,500 - 2,000

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