Firearms, Edged Weapons & Militaria: Live Auction Catalog, August 24, 2026

FIREARMS EDGED WEAPONS & MILITARIA

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August 24, 2026 · Casino Fandango, Carson City NV · www.NevadaGunAuction.com · (775) 790-2926

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August 24, 2026 • Casino Fandango, Carson City, NV • www.NevadaGunAuction.com • (775) 790-2926

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EVENT INFORMATION Date: Monday, August 24, 2026 | Time: 11 AM to finish Location: Casino Fandango | Address: 3800 S. Carson St., Carson City, NV 89701 Featuring property from the estate of John Gibson and the collection of Marshall Caskey.

Bidding conducted by Auctioneer John R. Gangel (“Little John”).

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August 24, 2026 • Casino Fandango, Carson City, NV • www.NevadaGunAuction.com • (775) 790-2926

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Lot Number 100

1949 Dodge Power Wagon B-1-PW 4x4 Pickup Estimate: $25,000 – $50,000

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Lot Number 100

1949 Dodge Power Wagon B-1-PW 4x4 Pickup Estimate: $25,000 – $50,000 Classic early-production Dodge Power Wagon B-1-PW, one of the first civilian four-wheel-drive trucks derived directly from Dodge’s WWII military platforms. This example, serial number 83911853, is powered by its flathead inline six-cylinder engine with manual transmission and dual-range transfer case, retaining its factory 4x4 configuration. The truck presents as a well-executed older restoration finished in period-correct dark green with black fenders. It retains hallmark features including side-mounted spare, utilitarian cab layout, and correct dashboard placards. The engine bay shows a largely stock configuration, while the electrical system has been upgraded from the original 6-volt to a 12-volt system for improved usability. Accompanied by original Dodge Power Wagon literature, including a driver’s manual, as well as a period photograph associated with Victory Salvage Inc., a known dealer in military trucks. Additional spare parts are included, offering support for ongoing maintenance or potential return to original configuration. The odometer reads 233,199 miles (true mileage unknown). Offered with a clean title. Pickup & Shipping: Pickup in Gardnerville, NV. Buyer is responsible for all shipping and transportation arrangements. Assistance with loading available.

Provenance: Private Southern California collection. Accompanied by a large file documenting purchase and repairs.

Condition: Restored example showing honest use. Exterior retains good gloss with minor handling wear. Interior is clean and functional with replacement bench upholstery and intact controls. Bed shows wear to wood planking consistent with use. Engine bay is orderly and complete. Converted to 12-volt system; overall presents as a usable driver rather than a concours restoration. Starts easily, runs, and drives.

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Lot Number 101

Colonial Era American Flintlock Trade Gun {ANT} Estimate: $1,000 – $2,500 .60 caliber. 38.25” pinned two-stage octagon to round barrel. NSN. Heavily oxidized metal surfaces, brass furntiure, walnut stock. Single shot flintlock muzzleloading smoothbore trade fowler. 5.375” convex “banana” lock with teat at rear is unmarked, with a detachble, unbridled rounded and fenced pan and swan neck cock with replaced top jaw and screw. Lock appears to be in orignal flint. An old rear sight dovetail is empty on the top of the barrel, no front sight. No markings are present. Early production features include the lack of a buttplate and the tang screw entering from the bottom of the gun, rather than the top. Includes an old wood ramrod secured by a single sheet brass pipe. A solid example of an 18th century flintlock trade gun. Pickup & Shipping: Free pickup in Gardnerville, NV. FedEx shipping within the continental U.S.: $145 + 1.5% insurance (unless waived in writing). Combined shipping available.

Dimensions: 53 x 7in.

Condition: Good. Bore dark, rusted and pitted. Metal thickly oxidied and untoched with moderate amounts of scattered pitting. No markings. Lock needs mecahnical attention as the sear spring is weak and the cock does not always catch at half or full cock, unless the trigger is pushed forward. Top jaw and screw are replaced. Stock with moderate wear, forend shortened about 4” or so. Wood with scattered bumps, digns, mars and wear consistent with age.

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Lot Number 102

H&P Converted Harper’s Ferry Model 1816 Type III Musket {ANT} Estimate: $500 – $1,000 .69 caliber. 42” barrel secured by three flat, spring retained bands. NSN. Bright finish, iron furniture, walnut stock. Single shot percussion altered flintlock smoothbore musket, altered by Hewes & Phillips with M1861 pattern rear sight and added blade front sight, with sling swivels and an incorrect trumpet head ramrod. Lock dated 1840 , patent breech dated 1862 with bolster marked H&P . Includes a reproduction linen and leather sling and a reproduction tompion. Pickup & Shipping: Free pickup in Gardnerville, NV. FedEx Ground/ Home Delivery within the continental U.S.: $145 + 1.5% insurance (unless waived in writing). Combined shipping available.

Provenance: The estate of John C. Gibson, Delano, CA. Condition: Good. Bore moderately oxidized with some brightness. Metal cleaned to bright with scattered surface oxidation and freckled discoloration. Markings clear in metal, none in wood. Mechanically functional lock. Hammer screw broken. Wood worn with numerous bumps, dings and mars, some chips and slivers missing, sanded and with some old applied varnish.

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Lot Number 103

Tower Enfield Pattern 1853 Rifle Musket, Dated 1862 {ANT} Estimate: $500 – $1,000 .58 caliber. 40” barrel secured by three screw clamping barrel bands. NSN. Bright finish, brass furniture, walnut stock. Single shot muzzleloading percussion rifle musket with 900-yard ladder rear sight, Barleycorn combination front sight and socket bayonet lug, sling swivels, jag head ramrod and a cone protector snap cap. 1862/TOWER marked lock with BSAT mark, standard Birmingham proof marks, as well as a 24 and 25 gauge mark and a mark indicating the barrel was originally a Colt contract barrel. Includes a reproduction linen sling and reproduction tompion. Pickup & Shipping: Free pickup in Gardnerville, NV. FedEx Ground/Home Delivery within the continental U.S.: $145 + 1.5% insurance (unless waived in writing). Combined shipping available.

Provenance: The estate of John C. Gibson, Delano, CA Condition: Very Good. Bore moderately oxidized and dark with weak rifling. Metal cleaned to bright with scattered surface oxidation and discoloration and showing some lightly scattered pitting. Mechanically functional lock. Wood lightly sanded with some scattered handling marks and minor mars. Leather pad on snap cap replaced.

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Lot Number 104

Springfield Model 1863 Rifle Musket {ANT} Estimate: $500 – $1,000 .58 caliber. 40” barrel secured by three rounded clamping bands. NSN. Bright finish, walnut stock. Single shot muzzleloading rifle musket with M1861 pattern leaf rear sight, Barleycorn front sight and socket bayonet lug, sling swivels and a straight shank tulip head ramrod. Standard markings, lock dated 1864 , breech weakly marked 1864 as well. Correct clear ESA cartouche on counterpane. Includes an original tompion and a reproduction sling. Pickup & Shipping: Free pickup in Gardnerville, NV. FedEx Ground/Home Delivery within the continental U.S.: $145 + 1.5% insurance (unless waived in writing). Combined shipping available.

Provenance: The estate of John C. Gibson, Delano, CA. Condition: Very Good. Bore very good, moderately oxidized with strong rifling. Metal cleaned to bright with scattered surface oxidation and discoloration with some scattered light pitting, mostly around the breech area. Markings mostly clear. Stock fairly crisp with some feathery texture and scattered minor bumps, dings and mars and a couple of small chips out at the tang.

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Lot Number 105

2nd Model Maynard Carbine ID’d to the 14th Kansas Cavalry by Serial Number {ANT} Estimate: $500 – $1,000 .50 caliber. 20” barrel. SN: 13618. Blued and color casehardend finish, walnut buttstock. Single shot percussion breechloading carbine with leaf rear sight and dovetailed blade front sight and saddle bar with ring. Standard Maynard markings on the receiver and two legible cartouches on the reverse wrist. This carbine is listed by serial number on page 245 of Volume 4 of the Springfield Research Service Serial Number Books as being issued to Company A of the 14th Kansas Cavalry. It was in their possession in November of 1864. The regiment served in the Departments of Missouri and Arkansas and was at the Battle of Cabin Creek and involved in operations against the Confederate guerrilla Quantrill in Kansas as well as the Massacre in Lawrence. Pickup & Shipping: Free pickup in Gardnerville, NV. FedEx shipping within the continental U.S.: $85 + 1.5% insurance (unless waived in writing). Combined shipping available.

Condition: Good. Bore fair, rusty and dark wtih visible rifling. Metal heavily oxidized with scattered surface roughness and some pitting, retaining no finish.

Markings in metal remain legible. Mechanically functional action. Wood well worn with a 4.5” long sliver missing at the obverse wrist, running from the receiver to the comb, along the tang. Otherwise with numerous bumps, dings and mars.

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Lot Number 106

Wurflein of Philadelphia Plains Rifle made for C Curry of San Francisco {ANT} Estimate: $1,000 – $2,500 .53 caliber. 33” double keyed heavy octagon barrel, 1.25” across the flats. NSN. Moderately oxidized metal with brass furntiure and a fulllength walnut stock with a cheek rest and patchbox with the release in toe. Single shot percussion muzzleloading rifle with buckhorn rear sight, German silver Rocky Mountain front sight blade, double set triggers and four-piece brass patchbox with Fleur-de-Lis finial.

Top flat of barrel stamped with four gang stamps: “A. WURFLEIN, PHILA, MADE FOR, CHs CURRY.” An old brass tipped wooden rarmod is secured by two brass thimbles and an entry pipe. Charles Curry was originally a Philadelphia baed gun maker and retailer who worked circa 1837-1852 before relocating to San Francisco, where he worked circa 1852-1863. A solid example of California “Bear Rifle” from the Gold Rush era and from one of the iconic gun retailers in California in the mid-19th century. Pickup & Shipping: Free pickup in Gardnerville, NV. FedEx shipping within the continental U.S.: $145 + 1.5% insurance (unless waived in writing). Combined shipping available.

Dimensions: 49.5 x 7.5 Condition: Good. Bore good. Moderately oxidized with some pitting and decent rifling. Metal with a mixtured of trace old blue finish, moderately oxidized brown patina and evenly distributed surface roughness with some pitting. Brass with a moderately oxidized patina. Markings remain legible. Lock remains mechanically functional if the set trigger is “set” prior to cocking. Percussion cone (nipple) broken. Hammer nose skirt chipped and damaged. Stock wtih moderate wear, a couple of cracks in the stock toe, a repair at the wrist behind the hammer and numerous bumps, dings and mars. Foend with some small repaired cracks and some areas of minor wood restoration.

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Lot Number 107

US Model 1866 And Allin Conversion Rifle {ANT} Estimate: $500 – $1,000 .50.70. 36.5” barrel. NSN. Bright finish, color casehardened lock, iron furniture, full length hardwood stock. Single shot breechloading alteration of a US Model 1864 Rifle Musket with the M1866 rear sight, Barleycorn front sight, sling swivels and cleaning rod. Counterpane with a good script cartouche. Pick up and Shipping: Free pickup in Gardnerville, NV. FedEx Ground/Home shipping within the continental U.S.: $140 + 1.5% insurance (unless waived in writing). Combined shipping available.

Provenance: The Collection of Marshall Caskey Esq. Condition: Very Good. Bore good, moderately oxidized with good rifling. Metal with a mottled and oxidized appearance. Markings remain clear. Mechanically functional action. Wood with scattered bumps, dings and mars and a small pieced repair forward of the front lock screw.

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Lot Number 108

US Springfield Model 1871 Rolling Block Rifle {ANT} Estimate: $500 – $1,000 .50-70, 36” barrel. NSN. Bright barrel, color casehardened frame, smooth walnut stock and forend, secured by two barrel bands. Single shot rolling block action rifle with M1868 rear sight, Barleycorn front sight and socket bayonet lug, sling swivels and an incorrect cleaning rod. Nice ESA cartouche on reverse wrist. Includes a US 1887 sling and an original tompion. Pickup & Shipping: Free pickup in Gardnerville, NV. FedEx Ground/Home shipping within the continental U.S.: $140 + 1.5% insurance (unless waived in writing). Combined shipping available.

Provenance: The Collection of Marshall Caskey Esq. Condition: Very Good. Bore heavily greased but good with good rifling. Metal moderately oxidized and discolored with some traces of finish on the receiver.

Mechanically functional action. Markings remain clear. Wood with scattered bumps, dings and mars.

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Lot Number 109

Winchester 3rd Model Model 1873 .44-40 Lever Action Rifle {ANT} Estimate: $1,000 – $1,500 .44-40. 24” octagonal barrel. SN: 205425 (mfg. ca. 1886). Blued finish, color case hardened hammer and lever, brass lifter, smooth straight gripped stock with crescent buttplate and smooth forend. Lever action tubular magazine rifle with adjustable buckhorn rear sight and dovetailed German silver blade front sight. Two line barrel address with King’s Improvement marking. Dust cover intact, no rods in butt trap. Pickup & Shipping: Free pickup in Gardnerville, NV. FedEx Ground/Home shipping within the continental U.S.: $75 + 1.5% insurance (unless waived in writing). Combined shipping available.

Provenance: The Collection of Marshall Caskey Esq. Condition: Very Good. Fine bore is mostly bright and lightly oxidized. Metal with some strong traces of blue in the protected areas of the barrel and magazine tube and slightly more on the receiver. The balance of the metal is toning toward plum. Markings clear and legible. Mechanically functional action. Wood with scattered bumps, dings and mars.

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Lot Number 110

Percussion Double Rifle by Anschutz {ANT} Estimate: $1,000 – $2,500 .60 caliber. 33.625” octagon to round barrels. NSN. Moderatly oxidized metal, brass furniture, checkered stock with raised cheek rest.

Double barrel percussion muzzleloading rifle with double triggers, scroll triggerguard, no rear sight and bead front sight. Locks marked “J Anschutz” on the right and “in Zella” on the right. Otherwise unmarked. Locks, hammers, breech and furniture all lighlty engraved by a talented hand. Two large ramrod thimbles are present under the barrels, but no ramrod is present. Sling mounting rings are present on the lower thimble and forward of the triggerguard. A nice example of a mid-19th century German double rifle. Pickup & Shipping: Free pickup in Gardnerville, NV. FedEx shipping within the continental U.S.: $145 + 1.5% insurance (unless waived in writing). Combined shipping available.

Dimensions: 49.5 x 8in.

Provenance: William “Bill” Ruger Estate Sale Condition: Good. Bore moderately oxidized with good rifling and scattered pitting. Metal moderately oxidized with mottled discoloration and staining and some lightly scattered pitting. Engraving and markings remain clear. Mechanically functional action. Wood with a repaired break through the lock mortise area, otherwise with scattered bumps, dings and mars and crisp checkering.

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Lot Number 111

Slotter & Co. Percussion Half-Stock Rifle Retailer Marked by A.J. Plate San Francisco, {ANT} Estimate: $1,000 – $2,500 .41 caliber. 31” double keyed barrel. SN: 97. Blued finish, German silver furntiure, checkered hardwood stock wtih raised cheek rest and smooth forend. Octagonal barrel rifle marked “Made for A.J. Plate San Francisco,” with additional “Gain Twist” marking denoting progressive rifling, a feature associated with higher-grade mid-19th century target and sporting rifles. Lockplate stamped “Slotter & Co. Phila.,” attributable to Henry Slotter, a noted Philadelphia maker active during the percussion era. The A.J. Plate retailer mark is significant, as Plate was among the principal San Francisco outfitting firms supplying firearms and equipment to California during and after the Gold Rush. As discussed in Larry Shelton’s work on California gunmakers and retailers, rifles bearing San Francisco retailer marks represent an important category of Western arms, often sourced from established Eastern makers and tailored for frontier distribution.

These pieces are especially desirable for their direct association with early California commerce and migration. Configured as a classic half-stock plains or target rifle with double set triggers, iron furniture, crescent buttplate, and patchbox, the rifle reflects both Eastern craftsmanship and Western market demand. The combination of Slotter manufacture, gain twist barrel, and A.J. Plate San Francisco marking places this example firmly within the sought-after group of California-associated percussion rifles. Pickup & Shipping: Free pickup in Gardnerville, NV. FedEx Ground/Home Delivery within the continental U.S.: $145 + 1.5% insurance (unless waived in writing).

Combined shipping available.

Provenance: By direct family descent from an early California family, Wilton, CA Condition: Good. Bore with modeate amounts of surface rust and visbile rifling. Metal surfaces retain an even, unaltered patina mixing traces of thin blue with surface oxidatrion. Markings remain clear and legible. Stock shows honest handling wear, scattered dings, and minor surface checking consistent with age.

Barrel-to-breech junction line visible as manufactured. Ramrod appears period and consistent with the rifle. Action need mechanical attention as the hammer will not reliably catch at half or full cock. Rear relocated closer to the bore with the orignal dovetail filled.

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Lot Number 112

U.S. Springfield Model 1879 Trapdoor Rifle {ANT} Estimate: $500 – $1,000 .45-70. 32.625” barrel. SN: 278745. Blued and color casehardened finish, smooth walnut stock. Single shot breechloading trapdoor action rifle with M1884 rear sight, Barleycorn front sight, cleaning rod, 3-click tumbler, low arch breech, two-piece triggerguard, sling and stacking swivels, and an M1887 sling. Stock with clear SWP/1884 cartouche and Circle-P behind triggerguard. Pickup & Shipping: Free pickup in Gardnerville, NV. FedEx Ground/Home shipping within the continental U.S.: $140 + 1.5% insurance (unless waived in writing).

Combined shipping available.

Provenance: The Collection of Marshall Caskey Esq. Condition: About Fine. Very Good bore is heavily greased with good rifling. Metal with much of the finish intact with some thinning, fading and loss. Markings clear. Mechanically functional action. Wood with scattered bumps, dings and mars.

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Lot Number 113

U.S. Springfield Model 1884 Trapdoor Carbine {ANT} Estimate: $500 – $1,000 .45-70. 22” barrel. SN: 452056. Blued and color casehardened finish, walnut stock. Singles shot carbine with C marked M1884 rear sight, pinned blade front sight, sight protecting barrel band, saddle bar and ring and trapdoor in butt. Pickup & Shipping: Free pickup in Gardnerville, NV. FedEx Ground/Home shipping within the continental U.S.: $75 + 1.5% insurance (unless waived in writing). Combined shipping available.

Provenance: The Collection of Marshall Caskey Esq. Condition: Good. Bore fair, dark pitted and showing decent rifling. Metal with traces of finish and scattered surface oxidation with some surface roughness.

Mechanically functional action. Wood sanded with scattered bumps, dings and mars.

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Lot Number 114

U.S. Springfield Model 1884 Trapdoor Rifle {ANT} Estimate: $500 – $1,000 .45-70. 32.5” round barrel, SN: 458935 (mfg. ca. 1889). Blued barrel, color casehardened breech block, walnut stock. Single shot breechloading rifle with Buffington rear sight, Barleycorn front sight, sling and stacking swivels and cleaning rod. Standard markings, clear SWP/1889 cartouche. Includes a M1887 sling. Pick up and Shipping: Free pickup in Gardnerville, NV. FedEx Ground/Home shipping within the continental U.S.: $140 + 1.5% insurance (unless waived in writing). Combined shipping available.

Provenance: The Collection of Marshall Caskey Esq. Condition: Very Good. Bore mostly bright with some oxidation. Metal with strong thinning blue turning plum and decent colors on the breech. Markings clear and crisp. Mechanically functional action. Stock fairly crisp with some scattered bumps, dings and mars.

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Lot Number 115

Winchester Model 1886 Lever-Action Rifle in .40-82 {ANT} Estimate: $500 – $1,000 .40-82 WCF. 26” octagonal barrel. SN: 105706 (mfg. ca. 1896). Blued finish, smooth walnut stock with crescent buttplate and forend. Lever action tubular magazine rifle folding ladder rear sight and dovetailed blade front sight. Pickup & Shipping: Free pickup in Gardnerville, NV. FedEx Ground/Home shipping within the continental U.S.: $75 + 1.5% insurance (unless waived in writing). Combined shipping available.

Provenance: The Collection of Marshall Caskey Esq. Condition: Fair. Bore dark and oxidized with decent rifling. Metal with traces of blue turning to plum and a moderate amount of scattered surface rust. Action is functional but stiff due to lack of lubrication and rust. Rifle needs a serious cleaning. Markings mostly legible. Wood well worn, sanded with some chips out around the tang and numerous bumps, dings and mars.

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Lot Number 116

U.S. Springfield Model 1888 Ramrod Bayonet Trapdoor Rifle {ANT} Estimate: $500 – $1,000 .45-70. 32.625” barrel. SN: 509356. Blued and color casehardened finish, smooth walnut stock. Single shot breechloading trapdoor action rifle with M1884 rear sight, Barleycorn front sight, ramrod bayonet, 3-click tumbler, low arch breech, one-piece triggerguard, sling and stacking swivels, and an M1887 sling. Stock with clear SWP/1890 cartouche and Circle-P behind triggerguard. Butt trap with tool and headless case extractor. Pickup & Shipping: Free pickup in Gardnerville, NV. FedEx Ground/Home shipping within the continental U.S.: $145 + 1.5% insurance (unless waived in writing). Combined shipping available.

Provenance: The Collection of Marshall Caskey Esq. Condition: Near Fine. Very Good bore is heavily greased with good rifling. Metal with much of the finish intact with some thinning, fading and loss. Markings clear. Mechanically functional action. Wood very nice with scattered bumps, dings and mars and some added finish.

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Lot Number 117

U.S. Springfield Armory Model 1896 Krag Bolt-Action Carbine {ANT} Estimate: $500 – $1,000 .30-40 Krag. 22” barrel. SN: 68569. Blued and color casehardened finish with walnut carbine stock and hand guard. Bolt action side loading fixed magazine carbine with M1896 “C” marked carbine rear sight, sight protecting barrel band, pinned front sight blade, saddle bar and ring and cleaning rods in the butt trap. Pickup & Shipping: Free pickup in Gardnerville, NV. FedEx Ground/Home Delivery within the continental U.S.: $75 + 1.5% insurance (unless waived in writing). Combined shipping available.

Provenance: The Collection of Marshall Caskey Esq. Condition: Very Good. Bore good to very good with moderate oxidation and some dirt but with strong rifling. Metal with no real finish and a moderately oxidized bluish gray patina with some scattered light surface roughness and some freckles of surface rust. Markings in metal clear, none in wood. Mechanically functional action. Wood sanded with scattered bumps, dings and mars.

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Lot Number 118

U.S. Springfield Armory Model 1896 Krag-Jørgensen Rifle {ANT} Estimate: $500 – $1,000 .30-40 Krag. 30” barrel. SN: 43606 (mfg. ca. 1896). Blued and color casehardened finish, walnut stock. Bolt action fixed magazine fed military rifle with M1896 rear sight, blade front sight, knife bayonet lug under barrel, sling and stacking swivels. Standard receiver markings, weak traces a cartouche on reverse wrist with two “circle-P” marks behind the triggerguard, one weak and one stronger.

Includes a US M1887 sling. Pick up and Shipping: Free pickup in Gardnerville, NV. FedEx Ground/Home shipping within the continental U.S.: $140 + 1.5% insurance (unless waived in writing). Combined shipping available.

Provenance: The Collection of Marshall Caskey Esq. Condition: Very Good. Good bore is dark and oxidized with strong rifling. Metal with some of the thinning blue finish intact. Crisp markings in metal, weaker in wood. Mechanically functional action. Wood lightly sanded with scattered bumps, dings and mars.

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Lot Number 119

Engraved German 16 Gauge Side-by-Side Shotgun by Franz Collath of Frankfurt {ANT} Estimate: $1,000 – $1,500 16 Gauge choked Cylinder/Cylinder. 31” barrels. SN: 8870 (mfg. ca. 1880-1890). Browned Damascus patterned barrels, relief engraved French gray receiver, horn triggerguard and operating lever, checkered European hardwood stock with raised carving and cheek rest on the obverse, checkered forend. 2.5” chambers, 14.25” length of pull, 1.75” drop at comb, 2.75” drop at heel. A high-quality German side-by-side double barrel sporting shotgun by Franz Collath, marked “FRANKFURT A/O,” indicating manufacture in Frankfurt an der Oder, and dating to the late 19th century. The gun features finely patterned Damascus steel barrels with a raised rib and double triggers.

The action is profusely engraved with detailed game scenes, including a stag and fox in woodland settings, framed by dense foliate scrollwork. The maker’s name “COLLATH” appears within the engraved panels, identifying the noted German gunmaker Franz Collath.

Franz Collath (active late 19th–early 20th century) was a prominent German firearms manufacturer known for producing high-quality sporting arms, including drillings and combination guns, often incorporating proprietary cartridge systems. His better-grade firearms are recognized for their craftsmanship, engraving, and materials, comparable to work from Suhl and other major German gunmaking centers. Additional features include a sculpted horn grip/trigger guard with pronounced spur, a high-grade walnut stock with carved cheekpiece, and a relief-carved hunting vignette at the buttstock. The fore-end includes an inlaid escutcheon or maker’s device, further indicating a higher-grade build. The gun is fitted with sling swivels and exhibits craftsmanship consistent with fine German hunting arms of the period. Based on maker, materials, and construction, the shotgun dates to approximately the 1880s–1890s and qualifies as an antique under U.S. federal law. Pickup & Shipping: Free pickup in Gardnerville, NV. FedEx shipping within the continental U.S.: $75 + 1.5% insurance (unless waived in writing). Combined shipping available.

Condition: Very Good. Bores fine and bright. The shotgun retains crisp, well-executed engraving with detailed stag and fox hunting scenes. Damascus barrels display a strong visible pattern with an even aged patina with a mixtured of thinning brown finish and surface oxidation. Metal surfaces show light wear consistent with age, with no major pitting observed. Walnut stock remains solid with attractive grain, minor handling marks, carved cheekpiece, and a relief-carved hunting scene at the butt. Checkering remains sharp. Horn grip/trigger guard assembly is intact and well-preserved. Fore-end features an inlaid escutcheon.

Mechanically functonal when operated by hand.

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Lot Number 120

Mauser Oberndorf Mannlicher Style Sporting Rifle, 7×57mm {ANT} Estimate: $500 – $1,000 7x57mm. 20.75” barrel. SN: 78090. Blued finish, checkered Mannlicher style stock with raised cheek rest. Bolt action internal magazine sporting rifle built from a WWI era Mauser 98 rifle action and equipped with a multi-leaf rear sight, a ramped hooded front sight, double set triggers, trap in butt (empty) and sling swivels. Pickup & Shipping: Free pickup in Gardnerville, NV. FedEx Ground/Home Delivery within the continental U.S.: $75 + 1.5% insurance (unless waived in writing). Combined shipping available.

Provenance: The Collection of Marshall Caskey Esq. Condition: Fine. Bore moderately oxidized and somewhat dirty with strong rifling. Metal with most of the applied blue from the sporterization of the rifle. Mechanically functional action. Wood fairly crisp with scattered bumps, dings and mars.

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Lot Number 121

US Model 1819 Flintlock Pistol by North {ANT} Estimate: $500 – $1,000 .54 caliber. 10” barrel. NSN. Bright finish, brass flash pan, iron furniture, walnut stock. Lock marked with a “S. NORTH/{Spread Winged Eagle}/MIDLTN CONN”. Breech with “P/US” inspection marks. Counterpane with no visible cartouches. Lock appears to remain in original flint. Touchhole somewhat oversized but well placed in the pan. Retains original captive swivel ramrod. Slightly more than 20,000 of these pistols were produced by Simeon North between 1819 and 1823. Pickup & Shipping: Free pickup in Gardnerville, NV. FedEx 2-Day Air shipping within the continental U.S.: $85 + 1.5% insurance (unless waived in writing). Combined shipping available.

Provenance: The estate of John C. Gibson, Delano, CA. Condition: Fair to Good. Metal moderately oxidized with a mottled dull gray patina showing salt and pepper discoloration and scattered light surface roughness and some light pitting. Markings with moderate wear and areas of weakness. Mechanically functional lock appears to remain in original flint, but the safety is not under tension, so it moves too easily to function correctly. Smooth bore is fair, dark, moderately oxidized and pitted. Wood fair, well worn, sanded with rounded edges and several cracks, including one running diagonally through the counterpane and side plate. Wood also shows numerous scattered bumps, dings and mars.

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Lot Number 122

US Model 1836 Flintlock Pistol by Waters {ANT} Estimate: $500 – $1,000 .54 caliber. 8.5” barrel. NSN. Bright finish, brass flash pan, iron furniture, walnut stock. Lock marked with a small “{Eagle Head}/A. WATERS/MILBURY, MS./1837”. Breech with “U.S./LS/P” inspection marks. Counterpane with two weak script cartouches, the JH of sub-inspector Joseph Hannis and the final acceptance HKC of Ordnance Officer Henry Knox Craig. Small sub-inspection marks appear throughout. Lock remains in original flint with matching assembly marks throughout. Retains original captive swivel ramrod. The US Model 1836 pistol was made in large quantities between 1837 and 1844 with some 41,000 being produced by two contractors, Robert Johnson and Asa Waters. Johnson produced slightly fewer of the guns at 18,000, with Waters producing the balance of 23,000. It was the last US military flintlock pistol and the standard pistol issued from the Seminole Wars through the Mexican American War. Thousands of these guns saw a second life during the American Civil War altered to percussion. Pickup & Shipping: Free pickup in Gardnerville, NV. FedEx 2-Day Air shipping within the continental U.S.: $85 + 1.5% insurance (unless waived in writing). Combined shipping available.

Provenance: The estate of John C. Gibson, Delano, CA. Condition: About Good. Metal moderately oxidized with a dull gray patina and salt and pepper discoloration and scattered light surface roughness and some light pitting. Markings in metal relatively clear, weak in wood. Mechanically functional lock remains in original flint. Smooth bore is fair, dark, moderately oxidized and pitted. Wood fair to good, well worn, sanded with rounded edges and with chipped loss and wood filler around the edges of the lock mortise. Wood also with scattered bumps, dings and mars.

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Lot Number 123

Blunt & Syms Underhammer Pepperbox {ANT} Estimate: $500 – $1,000 .30 caliber. 3.25” ribbed six-barrel cluster. NSN. Blued finish, varnished walntu grips. Ring trigger underhammer percussion pepperbox without sights. Unmarked. Produced circa late 1830s-1850s. Pickup & Shipping: Free pickup in Gardnerville, NV. FedEx 2-Day Air shipping within the continental U.S.: $85 + 1.5% insurance (unless waived in writing). Combined shipping available.

Condition: Very Good. Bores moderately oxidized and lightly pitted. Metal with minute traces of thin blue, mixed with an oxidized plum brown patina and some lightly scattered oxidized surface roughness. No markings. Mechanically functional. Grips with moderate wear and somewhat imperfect fit at the frame junction.

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Lot Number 124

Colt 1849 Pocket Revolver with Engraved Initials CKB {ANT} Estimate: $1,000 – $2,500 .31 caliber. 4” octagonal barrel. SN: 97567 (mfg. ca. 1854}. Blued and color casehardened finish, silver plated brass backstrap and triggerguard, one-piece smooth walnut grip. Single action percussion revolver with unfluted five chambered cylinder, toggle link loading lever, hammer nose notch rear sight and brass cone front sight. Barrel with two-line bracketed New York City address. Frame with standard small “COLT’S/PATENT” marking, cylinder with stagecoach hold up scene roll mark. All visible serial numbers match, including the wedge, with the loading lever unnumbered. Backstrap engraved with the initials CKB in fancy script. Consignor notes identify this revolver to Cornelius K Baker of the 100th and 117th New York Infantry. Baker enlisted in the 100th NY on August 5, 1862 as a 1st Sergeant was almost immediately discharged and was re-enlisted in Company B of the 117th New York Infantry on August 9, 1862. He was promoted to 2nd lieutenant on October 24, 1862 and discharged on February 19, 1863. During his time of service, the regiment spent most of their duty in the defenses of Washington. Pickup & Shipping: Free pickup in Gardnerville, NV. FedEx shipping within the continental U.S.: $85 + 1.5% insurance (unless waived in writing). Combined shipping available.

Condition: Good. Bore good, moderately oxidized with strong rifling. Metal with some traces of blue in protected areas and showing an attractive plum brown patina over most of the surfaces. Markings remain mostly visible and legible. Metal with some scattered surface oxidation and numerous minor dings and impact marks. Brass with traces of silver. Mechanically functional action is somewhat weak with a spongy mainspring and a weak handspring that does not always correctly rotate the cylinder. Grip with moderate wear, dings and mars.

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Lot Number 125

Colt 2nd Generation Model 1851 Navy Revolver with Inscription in Box {ANT} Estimate: $500 – $1,000 .36 caliber. 7.5” octagonal barrel. SN: 25097 (mfg. ca. 1978). Blued and color casehardened finish, silver plated brass backstrap and triggerguard, smooth varnsihed walnut grip. 2nd Generation Colt Black Powder Model 1851 Revolver replica. Backstrap engraved in two lines “LET YOUR GUN BE YOUR CONSTANT/COMPANION OF YOUR WALKS - T.J.” As new in box. Pickup & Shipping: Free pickup in Gardnerville, NV. FedEx 2-Day Air shipping within the continental U.S.: $85 + 1.5% insurance (unless waived in writing). Combined shipping available.

Condition: As new in box. Box well worn.

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Lot Number 126

Colt Model 1851 Navy Revolver with 6.5” Barrel and Iron Backstrap & Triggerguard {ANT} Estimate: $1,000 – $2,500 .36 caliber. 6.5” octagonal barrel. SN: 28548 (mfg. ca. 1853). Traces of blue finish, iron triggerguard and backstrap, smooth one-piece walnut grip. Single action percussion revolver with six-chambered unfluted cylinder, toggle link loading lever, hammer nose notch rear sight and replaced dovetailed front sight. Standard markings with small frame mark, one-line “NEW-YORK CITY” address, and all visible numbers matching, including the wedge. Barrel shortend by 1”. Pickup & Shipping: Free pickup in Gardnerville, NV. FedEx 2-Day Air shipping within the continental U.S.: $85 + 1.5% insurance (unless waived in writing). Combined shipping available.

Condition: Good. Bore good, moderately oxidized with good rifling. Metal with some traces of thinned blue, otherwise a dull pewter color with mottled oxidation and discoloration. Markings and cylinder scene mostly clear. Mechanically functional action. Grip lightly sanded with some dings and mars and rounding to the sharp edges.

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Lot Number 127

1851 Production Colt Model 1851 Navy Revolver {ANT} Estimate: $1,000 – $2,500 .36 caliber. 7.5” octagonal barrel. SN: 5454 (mfg. ca. 1851). Moderately oxidized metal, silver plated small brass triggerguard and backstrap, one-piece smooth walnut “Slim Jim” grip. Single action percussion revolver with six-chambered unfluted cylinder, toggle link loading lever, hammer nose notch rear sight and balde front sight. Standard Colt markings with one-line “NEW-YORK CITY” address. All visible numbers match, including the wedge. Pickup & Shipping: Free pickup in Gardnerville, NV. FedEx 2-Day Air shipping within the continental U.S.: $85 + 1.5% insurance (unless waived in writing). Combined shipping available.

Condition: Good. Bore heavily oxidized with strong rifling, Metal moderately oxidized with a mottled gray and brown patina and some scattered surface roughness. Markings remain mostly legible, frame marking weak, cylinder scene partly visible. Mechanically functional action. Grips sanded and worn with chipped loss at the leading and trailing edges.

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Lot Number 128

Colt Model 1851 Navy Percussion Revolver {ANT} Estimate: $1,000 – $2,500 .36 caliber. 7.5” octagonal barrel. SN: 30197 (mfg. ca. 1853). Traces of blue finish, sillver plated small brass triggerguard and backstrap, smooth one-piece Slim Jim walnut grip. Single action percussion revolver with six-chambered unfluted cylinder, toggle link loading lever, hammer nose notch rear sight and replaced dovetailed front sight. Standard markings with small frame mark, one-line “NEW-YORK CITY” address, and all visible numbers matching, including the wedge. Pickup & Shipping: Free pickup in Gardnerville, NV. FedEx 2-Day Air shipping within the continental U.S.: $85 + 1.5% insurance (unless waived in writing). Combined shipping available.

Condition: Good. Bore moderately oxidized, dark and with decent rifling. Metal with some mionr traces of blue under the barrel, otherwise with a pewter patina with mottled surface oxidation and discoloration. Markings mostly clear, including the cylinder scene. Mechanically functional action. Grip well worn, sanded and with chipped loss at the sharp edges.

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Lot Number 129

Colt Model 1851 Revolver Inscribed to “Judge W. Y. Smith” {ANT} Estimate: $1,000 – $2,500 .36 caliber. 7.5” octagonal barrel. SN: 133725 (mfg. ca. 1863). Blued and color casehardened finish, brass backstrap and triggerguard, onepiece smooth varnished walnut grip. Single actoin percussion revolver with a six-chambered unfluted cylinder, hammer nose notch rear sight and replaced cone front sight. Visible numbers match, including the wedge which appears to be renumbered, as does the cylinder.

One line “New York U.S. America” barrel address. Backstrap engraved in a folksy script “Judge W. Y. Smith” Pickup & Shipping: Free pickup in Gardnerville, NV. FedEx 2-Day Air shipping within the continental U.S.: $85 + 1.5% insurance (unless waived in writing). Combined shipping available.

Condition: Good. Bore moderately oxidized with good rifling. Metal with some strong traces of an old applied blue finish. Markings remain mostly clear, cylinder scene with moderate wear. Some numbers restruck. Mechanically functional action. Grip with moderate wear, dings and mars and some traces of varnish.

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Lot Number 130

Profusely Engraved Colt London Model 1851 Navy Revolver {ANT} Estimate: $1,000 – $2,500 .36 caliber. 7.5” octagonal barrel. SN: 33383 (mfg. ca. 1855). Blued finish, silver plated brass backstrap and triggerguard, smooth walnut one piece grip. Single action percussion revolver with six chambered unfluted cylinder, toggle link loading lever, hammer nose notch rear sight and brass cone front sight. Standard London Colt markings, all visbile numbers match including the wedge, London type round head screws. Revolver is profusely engraved with tight Arabesque scrolls on the frame, cylinder and rear portion of the barrel. Pickup & Shipping: Free pickup in Gardnerville, NV. FedEx 2-Day Air shipping within the continental U.S.: $85 + 1.5% insurance (unless waived in writing). Combined shipping available.

Condition: Very Good as refinished. Good bore with moderate oxidation and showing some pitting with decent rifling. Metal with much of an added blue finish over some light pinpricking, which shows areas of moderate thinning and loss. Markings and engraving remain clear and crisp. Mechanically functional action.

Grip with moderate wear, marks and mars and some tiny chips out of the sharp edges.

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Lot Number 131

Museum Quality Restoration of a Martial Colt 1851 Navy Revolver Intended For Stock {ANT} Estimate: $1,000 – $2,500 .36 caliber. 7.5” octagonal barrel. SN: 71958 (mfg. ca. 1857). Blued and color casehardened finish, iron backstrap and small triggerguard with sling swivel, one-piece walnut grip. Single action percussion revolver with six-chambered unfluted cylinder, toggle link loading lever, frame studs for detachable stock, sling swivel forward of triggerguard, hammer nose notch rear sight and dovetailed blade front sight. All visbile numbers match, however the barrel was likely renumbered and the ill fitting grip was never numbered. Frame with “US” mark under Colt mark, “C” sub-inspection marks throughout and a one-line “New York City” address. Grip appears to be a modern replacement with two crisp cartouches. Overall the revovler appears to be an excellent restoratoin of an extremely rare martial stocked Colt Navy revovler with some parts replaced and some likley renumbered. From a few feet it displays like a $20,000+ gun. Detailed examination reveals the shortcomings but it is still a lovely and attractive place filler for a collector who is unlikely to ever find such an example for sale and in the apparent condition of this gun. Pickup & Shipping: Free pickup in Gardnerville, NV. FedEx 2-Day Air shipping within the continental U.S.: $85 + 1.5% insurance (unless waived in writing). Combined shipping available.

Condition: Very Fine as restored and refinished. Bore very good with moderate oxidation, some light pitting and crisp rifling. Metal with most of a museum quality applied restored blue. Frame, hammer and loading lever with most of the restored muted case colors. Markings clear and crisp throughout. Mechanically functional actoin. Grip fine, with some marks and an apparent modern replacement, which is somewhat ill fitting with the grip strap proud of the wood.

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Lot Number 132

Martially Marked Remington New Model Army Revolver, Serial No. 72082 {ANT} Estimate: $500 – $1,000 .44 caliber. 8” octagonal barrel. SN: 72082. Blued finish, color casehardened hammer, brass triggerguard, smooth walnut grips. Single action percussion revolver with fixed sights. Standard markings, sub-inspection marks throughout, correct script BH cartouche on left grip, barrel and frame serial numbers match. Pickup & Shipping: Free pickup in Gardnerville, NV. FedEx 2-Day Air shipping within the continental U.S.: $85 + 1.5% insurance (unless waived in writing). Combined shipping available.

Provenance: The estate of John C. Gibson, Delano, CA. Condition: Very Good. Bore good, moderately oxidized with some pitting and good rifling. Metal with some blue remaining and a moderate amount of flaked and worn loss. Markings remain legible. Mechanically functional action. Grips with some wear and minor chipping at the lower leading edges.

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Lot Number 133

Remington New Model Navy Revolver {ANT} Estimate: $1,000 – $2,500 .36 caliber. 7.375” octagonal barrel. SN: 26882. Blued finish, color casehardened hammer, silver plated brass triggerguard, smooth walnut grips. Barrel roll marked in three lines: “PATENTED SEPT. 14, 1858/E. REMINGTON & SONS ILION NY U.S.A./NEW-MODEL”. Matching serial numbers on left of frame under grip, under barrel and in pencil in each grip. Traditional New Model features including low hammer spur, safety notches on rear of cylinder and pinched steel front sight. A solid example of the last of the single action, large frame percussion .36 caliber “Navy” revolvers to be produced by Remington. Pickup & Shipping: Free pickup in Gardnerville, NV. FedEx 2-Day Air shipping within the continental U.S.: $85 + 1.5% insurance (unless waived in writing). Combined shipping available.

Provenance: The estate of John C. Gibson, Delano, CA. Condition: Very Good. Barrel with some nice thinning and fading blue, frame with traces of finish in protected areas. The balance with a mostly smooth, lightly oxidized and slightly mottled brownish-gray patina. Markings remain clear and crisp. Mechanically functional action. Bore very good, moderately oxidized with crisp rifling. Grips very good with some chipped loss to the sharp, leading edges and some lightly scattered marks and mars.

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Lot Number 134

Remington New Model Pocket Revolver, Serial No. 2082 {ANT} Estimate: $500 – $1,000 .31 caliber. 3” barrel. SN: 2082. Blued finish, smooth rosewood grips. Single action percussion pocket revolver with five chambered unfluted cylinder, toggle link loading lever, top strap groove rear sight and German silver blade front sight. Standard Remington markings.

Pickup & Shipping: Free pickup in Gardnerville, NV. FedEx 2-Day Air shipping within the continental U.S.: $85 + 1.5% insurance (unless waived in writing). Combined shipping available.

Provenance: The estate of John C. Gibson, Delano, CA. Condition: Very Good. Bore moderately oxidized with visible rifling. Metal with some of the blue on the barrel, essentially none on the frame. Markings mostly legible. Mechanically functional action. Grips crisp with some light handling marks.

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Lot Number 135

Colt Model 1860 “Fluted” Army Percussion Revolver {ANT} Estimate: $1,000 – $2,500 .44 caliber. 7.875” barrel. SN: 7277 (mfg. ca. 1861). Blued and color casehardened finish, brass triggerguard, smooth walnut grip. Single action percussion revolver with four screw frame cut for stock, six chambered fluted cylinder, creeping loading lever, hammer nose notch rear sight and German silver front sight blade. One line New York barrel address, traces of patent date in cylinder flute, and weak COLT’S/PATENT mark on lower left of frame. Matching serial numbers on all metal parts, including the rear face of the cylinder and wedge. A rather high serial numbered gun for a “Fluted Army” and likely one of the last ones produced. Pickup & Shipping: Free pickup in Gardnerville, NV. FedEx 2-Day Air shipping within the continental U.S.: $85 + 1.5% insurance (unless waived in writing). Combined shipping available.

Provenance: The Collection of Marshall Caskey Esq. Condition: Fair to Good. Bore heavily greased with moderate wear and visible rifling. Metal with indications of polishing, no original finish remaining and indications of some chemical toning. Markings vary from clear and crisp to very weak. Mechanically functional action. Grip with moderate wear and some sanding, with edges rounded and bumps and dings.

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Lot Number 136

Smith & Wesson Model 1 1/2 Second Issue Revolver {ANT} Estimate: $500 – $1,000 .32RF. 3.5” ribbed barrel. SN: 68855. Blued finish, color casehardened hammer, smooth bird’s head rosewood grips. Barrel rib roll marked in a single line: “+SMITH & WESSON SPRINGFIELD MASS. PAT. APR. 3. 55. JULY 5. 59. & NOV. 21. 65.+” Matching mating mark “W4” on frame, barrel and cylinder. Single action with spur trigger, fluted five chambered cylinder and with integral fixed ejector rod under barrel. A lovely example of the post-Civil War evolution of the Smith & Wesson Models No. 1 and No. 2 tip up revolvers, with the more attractive bird’s head grip frame. Pickup & Shipping: Free pickup in Gardnerville, NV. FedEx 2-Day Air shipping within the continental U.S.: $85 + 1.5% insurance (unless waived in writing). Combined shipping available.

Provenance: The estate of John C. Gibson, Delano, CA. Condition: Very Fine to Near Excellent. Revolver retains most of the original blued finish with some minor thinning, fading and high edge wear. Hammer with most of the vibrant case colors present. Markings clear and crisp. Mechanically functional action. Bore very good, partly bright with some frosting and evenly distributed oxidation. Grips with some light wear and some nice varnish remaining, showing some lightly scattered marks and mars.

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Lot Number 137

Custer Range Frame Rebuilt Colt Single Action Cavalry Revolver later US Signal Corps Issued (ANT} Estimate: $5,000 – $10,000 .45 Colt. 7.5” barrel. SN: 6107 (mfg. ca. 1874). Plated finish, checkered one-piece walnut grip. Single action black powder frame revolver with fluted six-chambered cylinder, bullseye ejector rod head, frame notch rear sight and modified blade front sight. Numbers that are present are mismatched, as the revolver was rebuilt as an Artillery revolver at some point in time. Single Action Army #6107 is listed in the Springfield Research Service serial number books as being issued to the 3rd US Signal Corps in the artillery configuration during the Spanish-American War, who provided artillery spotting support for Teddy Rosevelt’s Rough Riders. Frame with weak two-date in twoline patent mark and “U.S.” markings. Barrel is an unnumbered commercial replacement with a later period one-line Hartford address and the commercial “.45 COLT” caliber marking on the left side. Triggerguard with a weak “8060” serial number, no visible serial number on butt or cylinder. Ejector housing is scratch numbered “71498”, although it is hard to read. Right of frame is numbered “111” and cylinder numbered “11” with similar dies. Cylinder arbor pin replaced, front sight blade altered, grips with non-professional appleid checkering. The frame serial number is in a prime Custer serial number range with the backstrap of Single Acton Army #6048 being recovered on the Little Bighorn Battlefield. Guns number #6028, #6048, #6177, #6195 and #6198 being documented 2nd Cavalry issued guns. Consignor notes indicate the gun was later sold off as surplus and acquired by and used at the famous 101 Ranch in Oklahoma. At the turn of the century the 101 Ranch established a traveling Wild West show in the style of Buffalo Bill’s show and featured such household names as cowboys Tom Mix and Will Rogers. Pickup & Shipping: Free pickup in Gardnerville, NV. FedEx shipping within the continental U.S.: $85 + 1.5% insurance (unless waived in writing). Combined shipping available.

Condition: Good as rebuilt and refurbished. Very good bore is mostly bright with some frosting and oxidation and retaining good black powder rifling, Metal with much of the applied plated finish intact. Markings remain partially legible, although many are weak due to polishing and at least two refinishes, one when the gun was rebuilt was an Artillery revolver and one when it was plated. Hammer is a civilian replacement, barrel is a later civilian replacement, arbor pin is a crude local replacement. Mechanically functional action. Grip with crude checkering and showing moderate wear with some dings and mars.

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Custer Attributed Starr Model 1863 Revolver Pair Carved Stocks and Framed Epaulettes & Signature Estimate $15,000 - $25,000

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Lot Number 138

Custer Attributed Starr Model 1863 Revolver Pair with Carved Stocks and Framed Epaulettes & Signature Estimate: $15,000 – $25,000 .44 caliber CF conversions. 8” barrels. SNs: 25857 and 24124. Blued finish, carved wood grips and added forends. Single action military revovlers altered from percussion to cartridge in the post-Civil War period and later embellished in the form they now appear. This lot consists of a pair Starr Model 1863 cartridge conversion revolvers, extensively engraved and fitted with deeply carved grips and stock in a Black Forest style. Decoration includes Native American figures, wildlife, and symbolic motifs in high relief, with additional inlaid elements throughout. One revolver is fitted with a full shoulder stock carved en suite. The pair was sold as Lot 3872 in the Harold’s Club Gun Collection (Butterfield & Butterfield, May 31 & June 1, 1994), where it was described as having been acquired in the late 19th century from the personal property of General George A. Custer, supported at the time by letters of documentation that are now missing. However a detailed letter from noted firearms auctioneer and authority “LIttle John” Gangel does accompany the revolvers, discussing their history and provenance. The guns are additionally accompanied by a framed display including a pair of Major General’s epaulettes and a clipped signature of Custer dated June 6, 1870. These items trace through Fort Carson Antiques and later collections, reportedly originating from a Custer descendant. The revolvers represent a highly unusual example of embellished 19th-century arms, combining military firearms with elaborate carving and engraving. While the Custer association appears apocraphyl on its face, there is sufficient circumstantial evidence to suggest the story is completely plausible. According to John Gangel’s letter, the pair of guns were apparently presented to Custer as a token of the esteem of a Swiss-American heritage group in Michigan or Minnesota. Custer was of Swiss extraction and as he was from Michigan, the first state make the most sense. The style of decoration which is of the “Black Forest” style is also approriate as the Black Forest in the Baden region of southern Germany is near the northern Swiss border and would likely have influenced carvers in that region. Thus the style of decoration and likely presentation from Michiganders makes perfect sense. Additionally Custer’s 6th & 7th Michigan Cavalry who were part of his “Wolverines” in the Michigan Brigade were issued large numbers of Starr Model 1863 revolvers like these, making them incredibly appropriate for the presentation. The US Government acquired roughly 24,000 M1863 Starr revolvers during the Civil War and sold the bulk of them, some 20,000 as surplus in late 1870. With these guns now in the hands of farming retailer Austin Baldwin, they were now available on the open market for buyers to acquire, alter to cartridge, etc. While Custer was certainly a national hero and media celebrity as the “Boy General” from his Civil War exploits, his star really rose after the Battle of the Washita on November 27, 1868. This battle, which was really more of a massacre, returned Custer to the media spotlight and also made his 7th Cavlary famous. After that battle, there was no more famous “Indian Fighter” in America than Custer. With the Starr revovlers becoming available on the retail market in late 1870, the guns would have been available for presentation to Custer anytime after mid1871. In July of 1871 Custer returned to Michigan to help commemorate the War of 1812 and spoke to a reunion of veterans of that conflict in his home town of Monroe on July 4, 1871. He remained in Michigan through at least August of that year and even rode in a horse race that month. It was during this period that Custer also started to write serialized newspaper stories about his adventures on the plains, bringing him further noteriety. It is likely that the guns were presented during one of Custer’s trips back east between 1871 and his death at the Little Big Horn on June 25 of 1876. After Custer’s death his widow Elizabeth (“Libby”) was left to support herself and did so not only by writing and memoralizing (as well as fictionalizing) Custer’s life, but also by selling off his effects as public sales. This is likely how the pistols orignally entered the collector market in the last quarter of the 19th century. Pickup & Shipping: Free pickup in Gardnerville, NV. FedEx shipping within the continental U.S.: $180 + 1.5% insurance (unless waived in writing). Combined shipping available.

Provenance: Harold’s Club Gun Collection, Reno, Nevada (Butterfield & Butterfield, May 31 & June 1, 1994, Lot 3872) Catalogued as purchased about 1884 from the personal property of General George A. Custer Dick Reyes, Fort Carson Antiques (acquired from a Custer descendant, San Jose, California) John R. “Little John” Gangel Collection Alexander Gallery, New York Sherwood’s Spirit of America Gallery, Beverly Hills Prominent Collector’s Estate Condition: Good as modified, refinished and embellisehd. Bores fair and oxidized. Revolvers remain mechanically functional. Both revolvers retain an dark, even patina with engraved surfaces visible throughout. Carved grips and stock show handling wear with minor losses at high points and scattered shrinkage. Inlaid elements remain largely intact. The stocked example retains its shoulder stock with matching carved decoration. Mechanically untested. Framed epaulettes and signature display remain well preserved with minor wear to the frame.

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Lot Number 139

Smith & Wesson Model of 1891 .38 Single Action 3rd Model Top Break Revolver {ANT} Estimate: $1,000 – $2,500 .38 S&W. 4” ribbed barrel. SN: 24834. Blued finish, color casehardened hammer and triggerguard, smooth mother of pearl grips with gold Smith & Wesson medallions. Barrel rib roll marked in two lines: “+SMITH & WESSON/SPRINGFIELD MASS. U.S.A.” followed by “MODEL OF 91” and then in two lines again: “PAT’D APR. 20. 75. FEB/20 & DEC 18. 77. MAY 11. 80.+” Left side of barrel marked “+38 S.&W. CTG+” Right rear of frame with Smith & Wesson logo. Matching serial numbers on the butt and rear face of cylinder. Equipped with notch rear sight, pinned target style front sight blade. Pickup & Shipping: Free pickup in Gardnerville, NV. FedEx 2-Day Air shipping within the continental U.S.: $85 + 1.5% insurance (unless waived in writing). Combined shipping available.

Provenance: The estate of John C. Gibson, Delano, CA. Condition: About Fine. Revolver some nice thinning and fading original blued finish on the barrel with more on the frame and a similar amount on the cylinder.

Hammer and triggerguard with some traces of mottledcase colors present. Markings clear and crisp. Mechanically functional action. Bore very good, mostly bright with some frosting and some scattered oxidation. Grips with some light wear, age discoloration and some lightly scattered marks and mars.

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Lot Number 140

Very Fine & Rare Smith &Wesson .32 Double Action Top Break Revolver with 6” Barrel {ANT} Estimate: $1,000 – $2,500 .32 S&W. 6” ribbed barrel. SN: 190836. Blued finish, color casehardened hammer and trigger, checkered hard rubber S&W logo grips.

Barrel rib roll marked in two lines “+SMITH & WESSON SPRINGFIELD, MASS. U.S.A./PAT’D. MAY 11. 1880. JAN. 3. 1882. APRIL 9. 1889.+” Matching serial numbers on butt, rear face of cylinder and under barrel latch. A copy of the original factory letter indicates that this revolver was shipped to Simmons Hardward in St. Louis, MO on July 30, 1896, and confirms the revolver’s configuration. 6” barrels are uncommon on these revolvers, and this is wonderful condition example. Pickup & Shipping: Free pickup in Gardnerville, NV. FedEx 2-Day Air shipping within the continental U.S.: $85 + 1.5% insurance (unless waived in writing). Combined shipping available. Sacramento pickup option: Pack + Ship Pros can transfer your items to the Sacramento Annex Auction facility for $25 per invoice, which also exempts the order from California sales tax.

Provenance: The estate of John C. Gibson, Delano, CA. Condition: Very Fine to Near Excellent. Revolver retains nearly all of the original blued finish with some minor thinning and fading and some minor high edge wear. Hammer and trigger with some strong traces of mottled case colors. Markings remain clear and crisp. Mechanically functional action. Fine bright bore with strong rifling and some frosting. Grips fine and crisp with some minor wear.

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Lot Number 141

Merwin, Hulbert & Co 3rd Model .38 Pocket Revolver {ANT} Estimate: $500 – $1,000 .38 Merwin & Hulbert. 5.5” ribbed barrel. SN: 7752. Nickel finish, color casehardened hammer, checkered hard rubber grips. Barrel roll marked in two lines: “HOPKINS & ALLEN MFG. CO. NORWICH, CONN. U.S.A. PAT. JAN. 24/APR. 21, DEC. 15, 74. AUG. 3, 75. JULY 11, 76.

APR. 17, 77. PAT’S MAR. 6, 77.” The first part of the lower line is quite weak. Lower left of frame marked “38 CAL.” Matching assembly numbers 25/627 on butt, on rear face of barrel web and on rear face of cylinder. Actual serail number, 7752, on frame under left grip.

Fluted five chambered cylinder. Single action mechanism with spur trigger and square butt with factory lanyard ring. Pickup & Shipping: Free pickup in Gardnerville, NV. FedEx 2-Day Air shipping within the continental U.S.: $85 + 1.5% insurance (unless waived in writing).

Combined shipping available.

Provenance: The estate of John C. Gibson, Delano, CA. Condition: Very Fine. Revolver retains most of the factory nickel finish with some flaked loss, primarily on the high and sharp edges and contact points, where some nickel has flaked. Hammer with strong traces of muted and dulled case colors. Markings mostly clear, although the first half of the lower line of the barrel mark is weak, due to a worn die or poor roll. Mechanically functional action. Bore about fine, mostly bright with scattered light pitting and strong rifling. Grips fine and crisp with some lightly scattered minor marks and mars.

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Lot Number 142

Merwin, Hulbert & Co Double Action .32 Seven Shot Pocket Revolver {ANT} Estimate: $1,000 – $2,500 .32 Merwin & Hulbert. 3.5” ribbed barrel. SN: 3624. Nickel finish, color casehardened hammer with folding spur, checkered hard rubber grips. Barrel roll marked in two lines: “MERWIN, HULBERT & CO. NEW YORK U.S.A./APR. 17, 77. JUNE 15, 80. MAR. 14, 82. JAN. 9, 83.”

Lower left of frame marked “32 CAL. 7 SHOT” Matching assembly numbers 30/049 on butt, on rear face of barrel web and on rear face of cylinder. Actual serail number, 3624, on frame under left grip. Right grip scratch numbered with serial number as well. Fluted seven chambered cylinder. Double action mechanism with folding hammer spur and square butt with factory lanyard ring. Pickup & Shipping: Free pickup in Gardnerville, NV. FedEx 2-Day Air shipping within the continental U.S.: $85 + 1.5% insurance (unless waived in writing).

Combined shipping available.

Provenance: The estate of John C. Gibson, Delano, CA. Condition: Very Fine. Revolver retains nearly all of the factory nickel finish with some very minor loss. Hammer with traces of muted and dulled case colors.

Markings clear and crisp throughout. Mechanically functional action. Bore fine, bright with some minor frosting and crisp rifling. Grips fine and crisp with some lightly scattered minor marks and mars.

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Lot Number 143

Manhattan Navy Series III Percussion Revolver {ANT} Estimate: $500 – $1,000 .36 caliber. 6.5” octagonal barrel. SN: 17032. Blued finish, color case hardened frame, loading lever and hammer, silver plated brass backstrap and triggerguard, smooth varnished one-piece walnut grip. Top of barrel roll marked in a single line: “MANHATTAN FIRE ARMS CO. NEWARK, N.J.” Rear edge of cylinder with “PATENTED DEC. 27, 1859” marking. Five chambered cylinder with five roll engraved panel scenes. Spring plate on face of recoil shield. Matching serial numbers on butt, triggerguard, bottom of frame, bottom of barrel web and on wedge. Loading lever is unnumbered. Pickup & Shipping: Free pickup in Gardnerville, NV. FedEx 2-Day Air shipping within the continental U.S.: $85 + 1.5% insurance (unless waived in writing). Combined shipping available.

Provenance: The estate of John C. Gibson, Delano, CA. Condition: Very Good+. Barrel and cylinder with minute traces of blue in protected areas and showing a mostly brownish plum patina. Frame, loading lever and hammer with some very weak muted traces of mottled case colors, with a mostly rich brownish-gray patina. Brass with some much of the silver plating intact with moderate wear and loss, with the backstrap showing only traces of silver. Mechanically functional action. Very good bore with moderate oxidation and crisp rifling. Grip fairly crisp with some light wear and scattered bumps, dings and mars, retaining much of the varnish.

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Lot Number 144

Colt Single Action Army Revolver, .45 Colt {ANT} Estimate: $1,000 – $2,500 .45 Colt. 7.5” barrel. SN: 50194. Blued and color casehardened finish, smooth walnut grip. Single action revolver with black powder frame, six-chambered fluted cylinder, frame notch rear sight, blade front sight and bullseye ejector rod head. Most parts with the H.N. mark of arsenal sub-inspector Henry Nettleton, but the markings are somewhat inconsistent in terms of font and style. One-line Hartford barrel address, three date in three line patent mark on lower left of frame, but no “US” mark is present on the frame. All visible numbers match, but some inconsistencies in number fonts are noted and the cylinder certainly appears to have been renumbered. Grip replaced, with no number in the cut out and indications of work to make the grip fit this grip frame. Grip with traces of an illegible cartouche on the left side. Grip strap with traces of nickel under the grip and bottom screw hole stripped out. “P” proof marks on cylinder and under barrel.

Pickup & Shipping: Free pickup in Gardnerville, NV. FedEx 2-Day Air shipping within the continental U.S.: $85 + 1.5% insurance (unless waived in writing). Combined shipping available.

Provenance: The Collection of Marshall Caskey Esq. Condition: Fair to Good as “restored”. Bore good, with decent black powder rifling with moderate oxidation and some pitting. Metal with traces of an old applied blue finish, otherwise a pewter gray color. Metal polished, some marking weak and some traces of pitting present. Some parts appear to have been renumbered.

Mechanically functional action. Grip sanded with some dings and mars.

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Lot Number 145

Colt Blackpowder Series 2nd Model Dragoon Revolver in Box {ANT} Estimate: $500 – $1,000 .44 caliber. 7.5” octagon to round barrel. SN: 34139. Blued and color casehardened finish, square back brass triggerguard and backstrap, smooth one-piece hardwood grip. Modern Colt Black Powder replica of a 2nd Model Dragoon, as new in box. Pickup & Shipping: This antique-style black powder revolver does not require shipment to an FFL. Free pickup in Gardnerville, NV. FedEx 2-Day Air shipping within the continental U.S.: $85 + 1.5% insurance (unless waived in writing). Combined shipping available.

Condition: As new in box. Box well worn.

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Lot Number 146

Colt Blackpowder Series Model 1862 Pocket Police Revolver in Box {ANT} Estimate: $500 – $1,000 .36 caliber. 5.5” barrel. SN: 52269. Blued and color casehardened finish, silver plated brass backstrap and triggerguard, smooth varnished one-piece hardwood grip. Modern Colt Blackpowder Replica of an 1862 Pocket Police as new in box. Pickup & Shipping: This antique-style black powder revolver does not require shipment to an FFL. Free pickup in Gardnerville, NV. FedEx 2-Day Air shipping within the continental U.S.: $85 + 1.5% insurance (unless waived in writing). Combined shipping available.

Condition: As new in box. Box with wear.

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Lot Number 147

Colt Blackpowder Series Garibaldi Special Edition 3rd Model Dragoon Revolver in Box {ANT} Estimate: $500 – $1,000 .44 caliber. 7.5” octagon to round barrel. SN: GCA1080. Blued and color casehardened finish with gold highlights and decoration, smooth one-piece hardwood grip. Colt modern replica of the 3rd Model Dragoon revolver with special Garibaldi commemorative markings and highlights. As new in box. Pickup & Shipping: Free pickup in Gardnerville, NV. FedEx 2-Day Air shipping within the continental U.S.: $85 + 1.5% insurance (unless waived in writing). Combined shipping available.

Condition: As new in box. Box with moderate wear.

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Lot Number 148

Colt Custom Shop Model 1851 Navy Percussion Revolver, “C” Engraved in Box {ANT} Estimate: $500 – $1,000 .36 caliber. 7.5” octagonal barrel. NS: 16471. Blued and color casehardened finish, brass square back triggerguard and backstrap, onepiece smooth hardwood grip. Modern Colt replica Class C engraved as new in box. Pickup & Shipping: Free pickup in Gardnerville, NV. FedEx 2-Day Air shipping within the continental U.S.: $85 + 1.5% insurance (unless waived in writing). Combined shipping available.

Condition: As new in box. Box well worn.

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Lot Number 149

Colt Black Powder Series Model 1847 Walker Revolver in Original Box {ANT} Estimate: $500 – $1,000 .44 caliber. 9” round barrel. SN: 4138. Blued finish, brass triggerguard, smooth hardwood grip. Modern replica of the Colt Walker percussion revolver as new in box. Pickup & Shipping: Free pickup in Gardnerville, NV. FedEx 2-Day Air shipping within the continental U.S.: $85 + 1.5% insurance (unless waived in writing). Combined shipping available.

Condition: As new in box. Box well worn.

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Lot Number 150

Colt Custom Shop Model 1851 Navy Revolver Type “B” Engraved with Gold Inlay in Box {ANT} Estimate: $500 – $1,000 .36 caliber. 7.5” octagonal barrel. SN: 24956. Blued anc color casehardened finish, square back brass triggerguard and backstrap, smooth one-piece hardwood grip. Modern Colt replica of the 1851 Navy Class B engraved with custom gold work, as new in facotry box. Pickup & Shipping: Free Sacramento pickup. No FFL required. Shipping via FedEx 2-Day within the continental U.S. for $85 + 1.5% insurance.

Combined lot shipping available.

Condition: As new in box. Box well worn.

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Lot Number 151

Colt Blackpowder Series 3rd Model Dragoon Revolver Colt Custom Shop “B” Engraved, with Original Box & Invoice {ANT} Estimate: $500 – $1,000 .44 caliber. 7.5” octagon to round barrel. SN: 24644 (mfg. ca. 1978). Blued and color casehardened finish with brass triggerguard and backstrap and smooth one-piece walut grip. Modern Colt replica of the 3rd Model Dragoon percussion revovler, Class B engraved with gold highights. As new in box with invoice. Pickup & Shipping: This antique-style black powder revolver does not require shipment to an FFL. Free pickup in Gardnerville, NV. FedEx 2-Day Air shipping within the continental U.S.: $85 + 1.5% insurance (unless waived in writing). Combined shipping available.

Condition: As new in box. Box well worn.

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Lot Number 152

Colt Model 1862 Police Revolver {ANT} Estimate: $500 – $1,000 .36 caliber. 6.5” round barrel. SN: 6964 (mfg. ca. 1861). Moderately oxidized metal, brass triggerguard and backstrap, one-piece smooth walnut grip. Single action percussion revolver with five-chambered fluted cylinder, creeping loading lever, hammer nose notch rear sight and added brass dovetailed front sight. Standard markings. Visible numbers match, including the wedge. No number present on cylinder.

Pickup & Shipping: Free pickup in Gardnerville, NV. FedEx 2-Day Air shipping within the continental U.S.: $85 + 1.5% insurance (unless waived in writing). Combined shipping available.

Condition: Fair to Good. Bore heavily oxidzed, dark and dirty with good rifling. Metal with no finish, heavily oxidized and with evenly distributed light pitting.

Markings remain mostly legible. Mechanically functional action is a little “crunchy” when operated. Grip sanded and well worn with a full-length repaired crack on the right side and scattered bumps, dings and mars.

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Lot Number 153

Remington-Beals 1st Model 2nd Issue Pocket Revolver {ANT} Estimate: $1,000 – $1,500 .31 caliber. 3” octagonal barrel. SN: 149. Blued finish, color casehardened hammer, German silver triggerguard, smooth one-piece Gutta Percha grip. Single action percussion revolver with five chambered unfluted cylinder, frame notch rear sight and early style dovetailed German silver front sight blade. Narrow notches at rear of cylinder that cannot accept the hammer nose as safety rests. Barrel with standard two-line Beals patent markings. Topstrap marked “REMINGTON’S/ILION, NY” in two lines. A really lovely example of an early production Remington-Beals 1st Model Pocket Revolver. Pickup & Shipping: Free pickup in Gardnerville, NV. FedEx 2-Day Air shipping within the continental U.S.: $85 + 1.5% insurance (unless waived in writing). Combined shipping available.

Provenance: Al and Carol Cali Collection Condition: Fine. Bore moderately oxidized with good rifling. Metal with some of the bright blue intact with moderate loss, thinning and wear and some minor impact marks and dings here and there, mostly on the right side of the barrel. Markings clear and crisp. Mechanically functional action. Grip fine, fading to a milk chocolate color, with some light handling marks.

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Lot Number 154

U.S. Model 1850 Batty Patent Copper Powder Flask with Eagle & Shield Motif Estimate: $250 – $500 Copper powder flask of classic pear form, embossed with a prominent American eagle above clasped hands within a starburst medallion, and a U.S. shield over crossed arms below. The design reflects mid-19th century patriotic iconography commonly associated with percussion-era accoutrements. The top retains its brass charger assembly, stamped “BATTY” and dated “1850,” corresponding to the Batty patent for adjustable powder chargers. Dual suspension rings are present at the sides. This type of flask would have been paired with percussion pistols or long arms during the mid-19th century period. Pickup & Shipping: Free pickup in Gardnerville, NV. FedEx shipping within the continental U.S.: $30 + 1.5% insurance (unless waived in writing). Combined shipping available.

Condition: Aged patina throughout with areas of darker spotting and surface wear consistent with handling. Embossed decoration remains strong and well-defined. Neck and charger retain good form with visible markings. Mechanism present; functionality not tested. Overall structurally sound.

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Lot Number 155

Lovely Smith & Wesson Russian Model Revolver with Nimschke Style Engraving {ANT} Estimate: $2,500 – $5,000 .44 Russian. 4.75” barrel. SN: 33005. Nickel finish, color casehardened hammer, smooth iv*ry grips. Single action top break revolver with six-chambered fluted cylinder, automatic extraction, notch rear sight, German silver half-moon front sight and lanyard ring in butt. Oneline barrel address ends with the “AUG. 24. 69. RUSSIAN MODEL” marking. Barrel shortened to 4.75” during the period of use. Butt with “SH” in a diamond marking, indicating the gun was shipped to Schuyler, Hartley & Graham of New York, where it was likley engraved and had the higher grade grips added. The revolver lands in the Model 3 Russian Model 2nd Model serial number range but the barrel address is the slighly later Model 3 Rusisan 3rd Model type marking. Matching asembly number “90” on the lower right side of the grip frame under the grips, on the rear face of the cylidner and under the barrel latch. The revolver features extensive Arabeque scroll engraving with punch dot backround shading and geometric border lines in a style associated with L.D. Nimschke. The gun is accompanied by a Slim Jim style form fitting leather holster of that appears to be of a somewhat later manufacture. Also included are handwritten notes referencing ownership by an individual identified as Oscar Hansen. According to the written history, Hansen’s sister was associated with Wells Fargo in San Francisco, and the revolver was reportedly a presentation piece connected to that family history. Additional documentation includes a 1981 note recording a trade involving the revolver. A really lovely, totally honest presentation grade old west revolver with a barrel shortened to be handier when carried and used. Pickup & Shipping: Free pickup in Gardnerville, NV. FedEx 2-Day Air shipping within the continental U.S.: $85 + 1.5% insurance (unless waived in writing). Combined shipping available.

Provenance: Bob Butterfield; accompanied by handwritten notes and documentation indicating period family history and later collector ownership, including a 1981 receipt noting trade for the revolver.

Condition: Very Good as modified. Bore about good with moderate oxidation and some pitting, retaining good rifling. Metal with much of the thinning and flaked period nickel finish intact, showing moderate loss and scattered surface oxidation as well as some discoloration. Markings remain clear and legible, and the engraving remains crisp and clear. The barrel address is partially obscured by the shortening of the barrel and reinstallation of the front sight. Mechanically functional action. Grips show some mionr and even shrinkage, leaving the grip fame slighlty proud of the grip edges, with some old, spidery minor age cracks.

The left grip has toned to the rich color of well prepared creme brulee with the right remaining a brighter light creamy color. Holster shows moderate wear, scuffs and marks consistent with age and use.

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Lot Number 156

The Cased Witton & Daw Gas Seal Percussion Revolver of Eugene Sherwood {ANT} Estimate: $8,000 – $14,000

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Lot Number 156

The Cased Witton & Daw Gas Seal Percussion Revolver of Eugene Sherwood {ANT} Estimate: $8,000 – $14,000 .50-Bore (nominally .45 caliber). 6.125” octagonal barrel. NSN. Blued and color casehardened finish, checkered and carved one piece walnut grip. Single action transitional gas seal percussion revolver with six-chambered unfluted cylinder, toggle link loading lever, fixed notch rear sight and dovetailed blade front sight. Frame and lower web of barrel lightly engraved with traditional English style foliate scrolls and simple border lines. Color casehardened frame engraved on the left side in three lines: “WITTON & DAW/THREADNEEDLE ST/LONDON”. Top flat of barrel engraved in a single line: “Witton & Daw’s IMPROVED 57 THREADNEEDLE ST LONDON.” Witton & Daw were located at this address circa 1855-1860. A lozenge shaped German silver grip escutcheon is engraved in stylized script: “FBC/to/ ES” with the first set of initials difficult to decipher. The revolver is contained in its original compartmentalized English oak retailer’s case with paper Witton & Daw label inside the lid and a green baize lining. The case contains two lidded compartments and a variety of accessories both related and unrelated to the revolver, including a fluted copper powder flask, a Japanned Eley Brothers cap tin, a pewter oiler by Hawksley and a number of small tools and accessories. The escutcheon on the top of the case is engraved in four lines: “Eugene Sherwood/Esqr/Land Transport/Corps.” Eugene Sherwood (1828-1912) was born in England and was educated at Eton before reaching a commission in the British Army, where he achieved the rank of captain. He then practiced law in London before departing from the United Kingdom for San Francisco in 1856. Sherwood came to America representing an English land syndicate that was looking to acquire agricultural land in the post-Gold Rush boom state of California. Sherwood recognized the potential of the fertile Salinas Valley in Monterey County, California and proceeded to acquire large traces of land there on behalf of the syndicate. In 1868 he was credited with helping to lay out the town of Salinas and in traditional English fashion, donated some parcels of the privately held land for public use, including land for churches, schools, parks and public buildings. With the expansion of the western railroads in early the 1870s, he donated land for use of Southern Pacific Railroad, cementing Salinas as a rail stop and thus commercial center in the area. Sherwood’s efforts to help Salinas grow and to make it an important regional town for trade and transpiration helped to make Salinas the county seat for Monterey County. Sherwood was largely responsible for laying the foundation to make Salinas the vibrant city that it became and remains today. {ANTIQUE} Pickup & Shipping: Free pickup in Gardnerville, NV. FedEx 2-Day Air shipping within the continental U.S.: $85 + 1.5% insurance (unless waived in writing). Combined shipping available.

Condition: Very Good to Near Fine. Bore near fine, lightly oxidized and retaining strong micro-goove rifling. Barrel retains much of the orange blued finish with crisp engraving and markings. Frame and cylinder with strong traces of faded and dulled case coloring, again retaining crisp engraving and markings. The revolver remains mechanically functional, timing, indexing and locking up as it should. The gas seal system remains functional as well, with the cylinder correctly moving forward to create the gas seal when fired. This was achieved with chamfered cylinder chamber mouths that engaged the tapered forcing cone of the barrel. The grip

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Lot Number 157

Engraved Colt Single Action Army with Raised Carved Mother of Pearl Grips {ANT} Estimate: $12,000 – $18,000 .45 Colt. 5.25” barrel. SN: 90197 (mfg. ca. 1883). Nickel finish with silver wash, fire blued trigger, raised carved two-piece mother of pearl grips. Single action black powder frame revolver with six-chambered fluted cylinder, kidney shaped ejector rod head, frame notch rear sight and blade front sight. Frame, cylinder and barrel decorated with New York style engraving, featuring flowing Arabesque scrolls with punch dot background shading, geometric patterns and shell motifs. Barrel with one line Hartford address, frame with three-date in three-line patent markings. All visible numbers match. The accompanying Colt factory letter lists the gun as being a .45 Colt revolver with no barrel length listed, nickel finish, rubber grips and one of ten guns shipped to J.P. Moore’s & Sons of New York on April 5, 1883.

The letter additionally notes that the another Single Action Army with the same number is listed in the records as a 4.75” nickel .45 Colt revolver with rubber grips that shipped to Hartley & Graham in New York on May 10, 1883. This second gun cannot be this one, as this gun has a one-line address that is only found on barrel lengths longer than 4.75” and this one appears to have be a 5.5” gun that had the barrel trimmed .25” at the time it was enhanced. JP Moore would certainly customize guns for customers when ordered that way, including with engraving, special finishes and special grips. The raised carved mother of pearl grips feature an illegible raised monogram on the left side, which appears to have an “A” as the central letter. A very attractive and nicely enhanced Old West era Single Action Army that likely has some great stories to tell. {ANTIQUE} Pickup & Shipping: Free pickup in Gardnerville, NV. FedEx shipping within the continental U.S.: $85 + 1.5% insurance (unless waived in writing). Combined shipping available.

Condition: Very Good to Near Fine. Bore very good, lightly oxidized with some discoloration and strong black powder rifling. Metal with much of the flaking nickel intact and areas of silver wash still visible, which are moderately tarnished. Areas where the finish has worn or flaked now have a darkly oxidized patina.

Engraving and markings remains mostly clear and visible, although the barrel address is a little weak, as is the butt serial number. Revolver remains mechanically functional with good timing, indexing and locks up. Grips with some moderate wear, leaving the raised carved monogram illegible and with some scattered minor scuffs and mars, some small grain cracks and some areas of discoloration.

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Lot Number 158

U.S. Springfield Armory Model 1898 Krag-Jørgensen Rifle {C&R} Estimate: $500 – $1,000 .30-40 Krag. 30” barrel. SN: 409519 (mfg. ca. 1902). Blued and color casehardened finish, walnut stock. Bolt action fixed magazine fed military rifle with M1901 rear sight, blade front sight, knife bayonet lug under barrel, sling and stacking swivels and cleaning rods in the butt trap. Standard markings on receiver, a clear script cartouche dated 1902 is on reverse wrist with a clear “circle-P” behind the triggerguard. Includes a US M1887 sling. This firearm is modern and must be picked up or shipped to a FEDERAL FIREARMS LICENSE HOLDER or a CURIO AND RELICS HOLDER. Nevada Gun Auctions will facilitate transfers of modern firearms manufactured from 1899 to the present to buyers holding a valid Federal Firearms License (FFL) or a Collector of Curios & Relics License (C&R). All transfers to non-license holders will be conducted exclusively through Guns N Ammo, 1321 Hwy 395 #A, Gardnerville, NV 89410. Registration and transfer costs are as follows: * 1 firearm: $75 * 2–4 firearms: $50 each * 5–9 firearms: $25 each * 10 or more firearms: $15 each Shipping costs within the continental United States generally range: * Handguns: $35–40 each * Long guns: $75–100 each All private-party purchases of modern firearms will be delivered to Guns N Ammo as soon as possible following Nevada Gun Auctions’ receipt of payment in full.

Provenance: The Collection of Marshall Caskey Esq. Condition: Fine. Good bore is dark and oxidized with strong rifling. Metal with much of the finish intact with some thinning and light wear. Crisp markings.

Mechanically functional action. Wood fairly crisp with scattered bumps, dings and mars.

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Lot Number 159

U.S. Springfield Armory Model 1899 Krag Carbine {C&R} Estimate: $500 – $1,000 .30-40 Krag. 22” barrel. SN: 850020. Blued and color casehardened finish, smooth walnut stock. Bolt action side loading fixed magazine carbine with M1901 rear sight, hooded front sight and saddle bar with ring. Stock with clear script JSA/1901 cartouche. This firearm is modern and must be picked up or shipped to a FEDERAL FIREARMS LICENSE HOLDER or a CURIO AND RELICS HOLDER. Nevada Gun Auctions will facilitate transfers of modern firearms manufactured from 1899 to the present to buyers holding a valid Federal Firearms License (FFL) or a Collector of Curios & Relics License (C&R). All transfers to non-license holders will be conducted exclusively through Guns N Ammo, 1321 Hwy 395 #A, Gardnerville, NV 89410. Registration and transfer costs are as follows: * 1 firearm: $75 * 2–4 firearms: $50 each * 5–9 firearms: $25 each * 10 or more firearms: $15 each Shipping costs within the continental United States generally range: * Handguns: $35–40 each * Long guns: $75–100 each All private-party purchases of modern firearms will be delivered to Guns N Ammo as soon as possible following Nevada Gun Auctions’ receipt of payment in full.

Provenance: The Collection of Marshall Caskey Esq. Condition: Very Good. Good bore is heavily greased with good rifling. Metal with some traces of the finish and mostly a moderately oxidized gray patina. Markings clear. Mechanically functional action. Wood crisp with some scattered bumps, dings and mars and some added finish.

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Lot Number 160

Rock Island Arsenal US Model 1903 Bolt-Action Rifle {C&R} Estimate: $1,000 – $1,500 .30-06. 24” barrel. SN: 156653 (mfg. ca.1908). Blued finish, single bolt finger groove walnut S stock. Bolt action fixed magazine rifle with folding tangent rear sight marked to “27”, hooded front sight, bayonet lug, sling and stacking swivels and oiler in butt trap. Barrel marked RIA 10-09 . Counterpane with crisp and correct script CN/1910 cartouche with a clear Circle-P behind the triggerguard. Includes a US M1907 leather sling dated 1917. NOTE: RIA M1903 Rifles with serial numbers under 258,507 are considered unsafe for shooting due to the heat treatment used on the receivers. This firearm is modern and must be picked up or shipped to a FEDERAL FIREARMS LICENSE HOLDER or a CURIO AND RELICS HOLDER. Nevada Gun Auctions will facilitate transfers of modern firearms manufactured from 1899 to the present to buyers holding a valid Federal Firearms License (FFL) or a Collector of Curios & Relics License (C&R). All transfers to non-license holders will be conducted exclusively through Guns N Ammo, 1321 Hwy 395 #A, Gardnerville, NV 89410. Registration and transfer costs are as follows: * 1 firearm: $75 * 2–4 firearms: $50 each * 5–9 firearms: $25 each * 10 or more firearms: $15 each Shipping costs within the continental United States generally range: * Handguns: $35–40 each * Long guns: $75–100 each All private-party purchases of modern firearms will be delivered to Guns N Ammo as soon as possible following Nevada Gun Auctions’ receipt of payment in full.

Provenance: The Collection of Marshall Caskey Esq. Condition: About Fine. Bore appears fine but is heavily greased. Metal with much of the thinning and fading blue, with the smaller parts showing more wear and loss. Markings in metal clear and crisp. Mechanically functional action. Stock very nice with clear markings and some scattered bumps, dings and marks.

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Lot Number 161

Rock Island Arsenal US Model 1903 Bolt-Action Rifle {C&R} Estimate: $500 – $1,000 .30-06. 24” barrel. SN: 55579 (mfg. ca.1906). Blued finish, no bolt finger groove walnut S stock. Bolt action fixed magazine rifle with folding tangent rear sight marked to “27”, hooded front sight, bayonet lug, sling and stacking swivels and oiler in butt trap. Barrel marked RIA 7-06 . Counterpane with the weak outline of an illegible cartouche with a no Circle-P visible behind the triggerguard. Includes a US M1907 leather sling. NOTE: RIA M1903 Rifles with serial numbers under 258,507 are considered unsafe for shooting due to the heat treatment used on the receivers. This firearm is modern and must be picked up or shipped to a FEDERAL FIREARMS LICENSE HOLDER or a CURIO AND RELICS HOLDER. Nevada Gun Auctions will facilitate transfers of modern firearms manufactured from 1899 to the present to buyers holding a valid Federal Firearms License (FFL) or a Collector of Curios & Relics License (C&R). All transfers to non-license holders will be conducted exclusively through Guns N Ammo, 1321 Hwy 395 #A, Gardnerville, NV 89410. Registration and transfer costs are as follows: * 1 firearm: $75 * 2–4 firearms: $50 each * 5–9 firearms: $25 each * 10 or more firearms: $15 each Shipping costs within the continental United States generally range: * Handguns: $35–40 each * Long guns: $75–100 each All private-party purchases of modern firearms will be delivered to Guns N Ammo as soon as possible following Nevada Gun Auctions’ receipt of payment in full.

Provenance: The Collection of Marshall Caskey Esq. Condition: Very Good. Bore appears fine but is heavily greased. Metal with some strong traces of the blue with moderate fading, wear and loss. Markings in metal Mechanically functional action. Wood with moderate wear, numerous scattered bumps, dings and mars and no legible markings.

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Lot Number 162

U.S. Springfield Armory Model 1903 N.R.A. Sporter Bolt-Action Rifle {C&R} Estimate: $1,000 – $2,500 .30-06. 24” barrel. SN: 1367613 (mfg. ca.1930). Blued finish, two bolt M1922 pattern smooth pistol gripped walnut stock without fingegrooves. Bolt action fixed magazine rifle with Lyman No. 48 receiver sight, large replaced ramped front sight, sling swivels and heavy checkered buttplate. Barrel is star gauged at the 6-o’clock position at the muzzle, but the barrel marking is covered by the replaced front sight. Bolt is correctly electro-penciled with the serial number and marked NS on top of the handle and 7 with a punch dot underneath.

A clear Circle-P is present in the face of the stock pistol grip This firearm is modern and must be picked up or shipped to a FEDERAL FIREARMS LICENSE HOLDER or a CURIO AND RELICS HOLDER. Nevada Gun Auctions will facilitate transfers of modern firearms manufactured from 1899 to the present to buyers holding a valid Federal Firearms License (FFL) or a Collector of Curios & Relics License (C&R).

All transfers to non-license holders will be conducted exclusively through Guns N Ammo, 1321 Hwy 395 #A, Gardnerville, NV 89410.

Registration and transfer costs are as follows: * 1 firearm: $75 * 2–4 firearms: $50 each * 5–9 firearms: $25 each * 10 or more firearms: $15 each Shipping costs within the continental United States generally range: * Handguns: $35–40 each * Long guns: $75–100 each All private-party purchases of modern firearms will be delivered to Guns N Ammo as soon as possible following Nevada Gun Auctions’ receipt of payment in full.

Provenance: The Collection of Marshall Caskey Esq. Condition: Very Fine. Fine bright bore. Metal with most of the blued finish intact with some minor thinning and high edge wear. Clear markings in metal. Mechanically functional action. Stock fairly crisp with some lightly scattered handling marks and minor mars.

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Lot Number 163

Rock Island Arsenal US Model 1903 Bolt Action Rifle {C&R} Estimate: $500 – $1,000 .30-06. 24” barrel. SN: 286421 (mfg. ca.1918). Blued and Parkerized finish, two bolt walnut S stock without finger grooves. Bolt action fixed magazine rifle with folding tangent rear sight marked to “27”, hooded front sight, bayonet lug, sling and stacking swivels and oiler in butt trap. Barrel marked RIA/11-18 counterpane with incorrect and fake JFC cartouche. Includes a US M1907 sling. This firearm is modern and must be picked up or shipped to a FEDERAL FIREARMS LICENSE HOLDER or a CURIO AND RELICS HOLDER. Nevada Gun Auctions will facilitate transfers of modern firearms manufactured from 1899 to the present to buyers holding a valid Federal Firearms License (FFL) or a Collector of Curios & Relics License (C&R). All transfers to non-license holders will be conducted exclusively through Guns N Ammo, 1321 Hwy 395 #A, Gardnerville, NV 89410. Registration and transfer costs are as follows: * 1 firearm: $75 * 2–4 firearms: $50 each * 5–9 firearms: $25 each * 10 or more firearms: $15 each Shipping costs within the continental United States generally range: * Handguns: $35–40 each * Long guns: $75–100 each All private-party purchases of modern firearms will be delivered to Guns N Ammo as soon as possible following Nevada Gun Auctions’ receipt of payment in full.

Provenance: The Collection of Marshall Caskey Esq. Condition: Good. Bore appears good and is heavily greased. Metal with some strong traces of finish mixed with patina. Clear markings in metal, not in wood.

Mechanically functional action. Wood worn, sanded and with numerous bumps, dings and mars.

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Lot Number 164

U.S. Rock Island Arsenal Model 1903 Bolt-Action Rifle, .30-06 Springfield {C&R} Estimate: $500 – $1,000 .30-06. 24” barrel. SN: 236756 (mfg. ca.1917). Blued finish, single bolt walnut S stock without finger grooves. Bolt action fixed magazine rifle with folding tangent rear sight marked to “27”, hooded front sight, bayonet lug, sling and stacking swivels. barrel marked RIA/613 . The mismatch between receiver production date and barrel date is potentially explained by the pause in production at Rock Island at #234,830 in 1913 with production not starting again until 1917 at 234,831. Older barrels were likely only hand and were used up on early 1917 produced rifles. NOTE: RIA M1903 Rifle with serial numbers under 258,507 are considered unsafe for shooting due to the heat treatment used on the receivers. This firearm is modern and must be picked up or shipped to a FEDERAL FIREARMS LICENSE HOLDER or a CURIO AND RELICS HOLDER. Nevada Gun Auctions will facilitate transfers of modern firearms manufactured from 1899 to the present to buyers holding a valid Federal Firearms License (FFL) or a Collector of Curios & Relics License (C&R). All transfers to non-license holders will be conducted exclusively through Guns N Ammo, 1321 Hwy 395 #A, Gardnerville, NV 89410. Registration and transfer costs are as follows: * 1 firearm: $75 * 2–4 firearms: $50 each * 5–9 firearms: $25 each * 10 or more firearms: $15 each Shipping costs within the continental United States generally range: * Handguns: $35–40 each * Long guns: $75–100 each All private-party purchases of modern firearms will be delivered to Guns N Ammo as soon as possible following Nevada Gun Auctions’ receipt of payment in full.

Provenance: The Collection of Marshall Caskey Esq. Condition: Good. Bore apparently good but heavily greased. Metal with traces of finish and lightly oxidized grayish brown patina. Markings in metal clear, none in wood. Mechanically functional action. Wood sanded and with scattered bumps, dings and mars.

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Lot Number 165

U.S. Springfield Armory Model 1903 Bolt-Action Rifle {C&R} Estimate: $500 – $1,000 .30-06. 24” barrel. SN: 568386 (mfg. ca.1913). Blued finish, single bolt finger groove walnut S stock. Bolt action fixed magazine rifle with folding tangent rear sight marked to “27”, hooded front sight, bayonet lug, sling and stacking swivels and oiler in butt trap. Barrel marked SA/11-13 . Includes a US M1907 sling. NOTE: Springfield M1903 Rifles with serial numbers under about 800,000 are considered unsafe for shooting due to the heat treatment used on the receivers. This firearm is modern and must be picked up or shipped to a FEDERAL FIREARMS LICENSE HOLDER or a CURIO AND RELICS HOLDER. Nevada Gun Auctions will facilitate transfers of modern firearms manufactured from 1899 to the present to buyers holding a valid Federal Firearms License (FFL) or a Collector of Curios & Relics License (C&R). All transfers to non-license holders will be conducted exclusively through Guns N Ammo, 1321 Hwy 395 #A, Gardnerville, NV 89410. Registration and transfer costs are as follows: * 1 firearm: $75 * 2–4 firearms: $50 each * 5–9 firearms: $25 each * 10 or more firearms: $15 each Shipping costs within the continental United States generally range: * Handguns: $35–40 each * Long guns: $75–100 each All private-party purchases of modern firearms will be delivered to Guns N Ammo as soon as possible following Nevada Gun Auctions’ receipt of payment in full.

Provenance: The Collection of Marshall Caskey Esq. Condition: Good to Very Good. Bore about very good and mostly bright. Metal with some strong traces of blue, showing moderate wear and loss. Markings in metal clear. Mechanically functional action. Wood appears to be arsenal replaced and is in very nice shape with some light dings and mars but shows no cartouche and only a “10” behind the triggerguard.

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Lot Number 166

U.S. Springfield Armory Model 1903 Bolt-Action Rifle {C&R} Estimate: $500 – $1,000 .30-06. 24” barrel. SN: 597483 (mfg. ca.1915). Blued and Parkerized finish, single bolt finger groove walnut S stock.Bolt action fixed magazine rifle with folding tangent rear sight marked to “27”, hooded front sight, bayonet lug, sling and stacking swivels, no oiler in butt trap. Barrel marked SA and 3-15 . Counterpane with clear boxed block J.F.C. cartouche and with clear Circle-P behind the triggerguard.

Includes a US M1907 sling. NOTE: Springfield M1903 Rifles with serial numbers under about 800,000 are considered unsafe for shooting due to the heat treatment used on the receivers. This firearm is modern and must be picked up or shipped to a FEDERAL FIREARMS LICENSE HOLDER or a CURIO AND RELICS HOLDER. Nevada Gun Auctions will facilitate transfers of modern firearms manufactured from 1899 to the present to buyers holding a valid Federal Firearms License (FFL) or a Collector of Curios & Relics License (C&R). All transfers to non-license holders will be conducted exclusively through Guns N Ammo, 1321 Hwy 395 #A, Gardnerville, NV 89410. Registration and transfer costs are as follows: * 1 firearm: $75 * 2–4 firearms: $50 each * 5–9 firearms: $25 each * 10 or more firearms: $15 each Shipping costs within the continental United States generally range: * Handguns: $35–40 each * Long guns: $75–100 each All private-party purchases of modern firearms will be delivered to Guns N Ammo as soon as possible following Nevada Gun Auctions’ receipt of payment in full.

Provenance: The Collection of Marshall Caskey Esq. Condition: Very Good. Bore about good with heavy grease inside. Metal with some of the finish remaining showing moderate wear and loss. Markings clear and legible. Mechanically functional action. Wood fairly nice with numerous scattered bumps, dings and mars.

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Lot Number 167

U.S. Springfield Armory Model 1903 Mark I Bolt Action Target Rifle {C&R} Estimate: $1,000 – $2,500 .30-06. 24” barrel. SN: 1113546 (mfg. ca. 1919). Parkerized finish, two bolt pistol gripped stock without grasping grooves. Bolt action fixed magazine rifle upgraded with Lyman peep sight and globe front sight, and with sling and stacking swivels. Barrel dated 10-14, stock with clear boxed SA/SPG cartouche, clear Circle-P in pistol grip and with numbers D35879 and 1526818 stamped in the toe line of the stock.

This firearm is modern and must be picked up or shipped to a FEDERAL FIREARMS LICENSE HOLDER or a CURIO AND RELICS HOLDER. Nevada Gun Auctions will facilitate transfers of modern firearms manufactured from 1899 to the present to buyers holding a valid Federal Firearms License (FFL) or a Collector of Curios & Relics License (C&R). All transfers to non-license holders will be conducted exclusively through Guns N Ammo, 1321 Hwy 395 #A, Gardnerville, NV 89410. Registration and transfer costs are as follows: * 1 firearm: $75 * 2–4 firearms: $50 each * 5–9 firearms: $25 each * 10 or more firearms: $15 each Shipping costs within the continental United States generally range: * Handguns: $35–40 each * Long guns: $75–100 each All private-party purchases of modern firearms will be delivered to Guns N Ammo as soon as possible following Nevada Gun Auctions’ receipt of payment in full.

Provenance: The Collection of Marshall Caskey Esq. Condition: Very Good. Very Good bore is heavily greased with good rifling and appears bright. Metal with most of the finish intact with some thinning, fading and loss. Markings clear. Mechanically functional action. Wood very good with some lightly scattered bumps, dings and mars.

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Lot Number 168

U.S. Springfield Armory Model 1903 Bolt Action Rifle {C&R} Estimate: $500 – $1,000 .30-06. 24” round barrel, SN: 1499460. Blued finish, smooth walnut two bolt pistol gripped stock. Bolt action fixed magazine military rifle with ladder military rear sight, hooded blade front sight and sling and stacking swivels with an M1907 sling. Barrel dated “2-36”. No visible cartouche, visible “circle-P” in pistol grip. Nickel cleaning kit tube in butt trap. This firearm is modern and must be picked up or shipped to a FEDERAL FIREARMS LICENSE HOLDER or a CURIO AND RELICS HOLDER. Nevada Gun Auctions will facilitate transfers of modern firearms manufactured from 1899 to the present to buyers holding a valid Federal Firearms License (FFL) or a Collector of Curios & Relics License (C&R). All transfers to non-license holders will be conducted exclusively through Guns N Ammo, 1321 Hwy 395 #A, Gardnerville, NV 89410. Registration and transfer costs are as follows: * 1 firearm: $75 * 2–4 firearms: $50 each * 5–9 firearms: $25 each * 10 or more firearms: $15 each Shipping costs within the continental United States generally range: * Handguns: $35–40 each * Long guns: $75–100 each All private-party purchases of modern firearms will be delivered to Guns N Ammo as soon as possible following Nevada Gun Auctions’ receipt of payment in full.

Provenance: The Collection of Marshall Caskey Esq. Condition: Very Good. Bore dark and oxidized with strong rifling. Metal with some of the thinning blue remaining, showing wear and loss. Markings clear in metal, weak or missing in wood. Mechanically functional action. Wood with moderate wear, showing numerous scattered bumps, dings and mars.

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Lot Number 169

U.S. Springfield Armory Model 1903 Mark I Bolt-Action Rifle {C&R} Estimate: $500 – $1,000 .30-06. 24” round barrel, SN: 1038241. Blued finish, smooth walnut two bolt straight gripped stock. Bolt action fixed magazine military rifle with ladder military rear sight, hooded blade front sight and sling and stacking swivels with an M1907 sling. Barrel dated “11-18”. No visible cartouche or “circle-P” in pistol grip. This firearm is modern and must be picked up or shipped to a FEDERAL FIREARMS LICENSE HOLDER or a CURIO AND RELICS HOLDER. Nevada Gun Auctions will facilitate transfers of modern firearms manufactured from 1899 to the present to buyers holding a valid Federal Firearms License (FFL) or a Collector of Curios & Relics License (C&R). All transfers to non-license holders will be conducted exclusively through Guns N Ammo, 1321 Hwy 395 #A, Gardnerville, NV 89410. Registration and transfer costs are as follows: * 1 firearm: $75 * 2–4 firearms: $50 each * 5–9 firearms: $25 each * 10 or more firearms: $15 each Shipping costs within the continental United States generally range: * Handguns: $35–40 each * Long guns: $75–100 each All private-party purchases of modern firearms will be delivered to Guns N Ammo as soon as possible following Nevada Gun Auctions’ receipt of payment in full.

Provenance: The Collection of Marshall Caskey Esq. Condition: Good. Bore dark, dirty and in need of a cleaning. Metal with much of a later applied blue finish with some wear. Markings in metal good, none in wood. Mechanically functional action. Wood sanded with scattered bumps, dings and mars.

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Lot Number 170

U.S. Springfield Armory Model 1903 Bolt-Action Rifle {C&R} Estimate: $500 – $1,000 .30-06. 24” barrel, SN: 259793 (mfg. circa 1906). Blued finish, smooth straight grip stock with finger grooves and no reinforcing bolts.

Bolt action fixed magazine military rifle with ladder military rear sight, hooded blade front sight and sling and stacking swivels with an M1907 sling. Barrel dated “05”. No visible cartouche or “circle-P” marks. This firearm is modern and must be picked up or shipped to a FEDERAL FIREARMS LICENSE HOLDER or a CURIO AND RELICS HOLDER. Nevada Gun Auctions will facilitate transfers of modern firearms manufactured from 1899 to the present to buyers holding a valid Federal Firearms License (FFL) or a Collector of Curios & Relics License (C&R). All transfers to non-license holders will be conducted exclusively through Guns N Ammo, 1321 Hwy 395 #A, Gardnerville, NV 89410. Registration and transfer costs are as follows: * 1 firearm: $75 * 2–4 firearms: $50 each * 5–9 firearms: $25 each * 10 or more firearms: $15 each Shipping costs within the continental United States generally range: * Handguns: $35–40 each * Long guns: $75–100 each All private-party purchases of modern firearms will be delivered to Guns N Ammo as soon as possible following Nevada Gun Auctions’ receipt of payment in full.

Provenance: The Collection of Marshall Caskey Esq. Condition: Good. Fair bore is dark and dirty with visible rifling. Metal with some thinning blue remaining, with some surface oxidation. Markings clear in metal, none in wood. Mechanically functional action. Wood well worn with no markings, and numerous bumps, dings and mars.

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Lot Number 171

U.S. Rock Island Arsenal Model 1903 Rifle {C&R} Estimate: $500 – $1,000 .30-06. 24” round barrel, SN: 337677. Parkerized finish, smooth walnut two bolt straight gripped stock. Bolt action fixed magazine military rifle with ladder military rear sight, hooded blade front sight and sling and stacking swivels with an M1907 sling. RIA marked barrel dated “8-18”. Traces of two rebuild cartouches and a “circle-P” behind the triggerguard. This firearm is modern and must be picked up or shipped to a FEDERAL FIREARMS LICENSE HOLDER or a CURIO AND RELICS HOLDER. Nevada Gun Auctions will facilitate transfers of modern firearms manufactured from 1899 to the present to buyers holding a valid Federal Firearms License (FFL) or a Collector of Curios & Relics License (C&R). All transfers to non-license holders will be conducted exclusively through Guns N Ammo, 1321 Hwy 395 #A, Gardnerville, NV 89410. Registration and transfer costs are as follows: * 1 firearm: $75 * 2–4 firearms: $50 each * 5–9 firearms: $25 each * 10 or more firearms: $15 each Shipping costs within the continental United States generally range: * Handguns: $35–40 each * Long guns: $75–100 each All private-party purchases of modern firearms will be delivered to Guns N Ammo as soon as possible following Nevada Gun Auctions’ receipt of payment in full.

Provenance: The Collection of Marshall Caskey Esq. Condition: Good. Bore dark and dirty with visible rifling. Metal with some of the applied finish intact. Metal markings clear. Wood markings weak. Mechanically functional action. Wood sanded with scattered bumps, dings and mars.

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Lot Number 172

U.S. Eddystone Model 1917 Bolt-Action Rifle, .30-06 Springfield {C&R} Estimate: $500 – $1,000 .30-06. 26” barrel. SN: 67797. Parkerized finish, smooth one bolt finger groove semi-pistol gripped walnut stock. Bolt action internal magazine rifle with adjustable tangent rear sight, front sight with protective ear, sling and stacking swivels. Barrel marked E and 12-18 , and stock tip marked T . Includes a Kerr “No Buckl” sling. This firearm is modern and must be picked up or shipped to a FEDERAL FIREARMS LICENSE HOLDER or a CURIO AND RELICS HOLDER. Nevada Gun Auctions will facilitate transfers of modern firearms manufactured from 1899 to the present to buyers holding a valid Federal Firearms License (FFL) or a Collector of Curios & Relics License (C&R).

All transfers to non-license holders will be conducted exclusively through Guns N Ammo, 1321 Hwy 395 #A, Gardnerville, NV 89410.

Registration and transfer costs are as follows: * 1 firearm: $75 * 2–4 firearms: $50 each * 5–9 firearms: $25 each * 10 or more firearms: $15 each Shipping costs within the continental United States generally range: * Handguns: $35–40 each * Long guns: $75–100 each All private-party purchases of modern firearms will be delivered to Guns N Ammo as soon as possible following Nevada Gun Auctions’ receipt of payment in full.

Provenance: The Collection of Marshall Caskey Esq. Condition: Good. Bore about good and moderately oxidized. Metal with some thinning Parkerized finish, more on the receiver than the barrel. Markings in metal clear, none in wood. Mechanically functional action. Stock sanded with added finish and some scattered dings and mars.

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Lot Number 173

Eddystone U.S. Model 1917 Bolt Action Rifle {C&R} Estimate: $500 – $1,000 .30-06. 26” barrel. SN: 916095. Blued finish, smooth walnut pistol gripped stock with single stock screw and finger grooves. Bolt action fixed magazine rifle with folding peep aperture rear sight, front sight blade with protective ears, sling and stacking swivels. Bolt handle marked E, stock tip marked E . Includes a US M1907 sling. This firearm is modern and must be picked up or shipped to a FEDERAL FIREARMS LICENSE HOLDER or a CURIO AND RELICS HOLDER. Nevada Gun Auctions will facilitate transfers of modern firearms manufactured from 1899 to the present to buyers holding a valid Federal Firearms License (FFL) or a Collector of Curios & Relics License (C&R).

All transfers to non-license holders will be conducted exclusively through Guns N Ammo, 1321 Hwy 395 #A, Gardnerville, NV 89410.

Registration and transfer costs are as follows: * 1 firearm: $75 * 2–4 firearms: $50 each * 5–9 firearms: $25 each * 10 or more firearms: $15 each Shipping costs within the continental United States generally range: * Handguns: $35–40 each * Long guns: $75–100 each All private-party purchases of modern firearms will be delivered to Guns N Ammo as soon as possible following Nevada Gun Auctions’ receipt of payment in full.

Provenance: The Collection of Marshall Caskey Esq. Condition: Good to Very Good. Good bore is heavily greased with good rifling. Metal with some of the finish intact with some thinning, fading and loss. Markings clear in metal, none in wood. Mechanically functional action. Wood sanded with scattered bumps, dings and mars.

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Lot Number 174

Remington US Model 1917 Bolt Action Rifle {C&R} Estimate: $500 – $1,000 .30-06. 26” barrel. SN: 474377. Blued finish, smooth walnut stock with single stock bolt and finger grooves. Bolt action fixed magazine rifle with adjustable military peep and tangent rear sight, front sight blade with protective ears, sling and stacking swivels, no oiler in butt. Barrel marked R and dated 8-18 , bolt handle and stock tip both marked R . Includes a Kerr No Buckl sling. This firearm is modern and must be picked up or shipped to a FEDERAL FIREARMS LICENSE HOLDER or a CURIO AND RELICS HOLDER. Nevada Gun Auctions will facilitate transfers of modern firearms manufactured from 1899 to the present to buyers holding a valid Federal Firearms License (FFL) or a Collector of Curios & Relics License (C&R). All transfers to non-license holders will be conducted exclusively through Guns N Ammo, 1321 Hwy 395 #A, Gardnerville, NV 89410. Registration and transfer costs are as follows: * 1 firearm: $75 * 2–4 firearms: $50 each * 5–9 firearms: $25 each * 10 or more firearms: $15 each Shipping costs within the continental United States generally range: * Handguns: $35–40 each * Long guns: $75–100 each All private-party purchases of modern firearms will be delivered to Guns N Ammo as soon as possible following Nevada Gun Auctions’ receipt of payment in full.

Provenance: The Collection of Marshall Caskey Esq. Condition: Very Good. Bore good and heavily greased with good rifling. Metal with much of the applied blued finish intact. Markings in metal clear, none in wood. Mechanically functional action. Stock with scattered bumps, dings and mars.

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Lot Number 175

Winchester US Model 1917 Bolt Action Rifle {C&R} Estimate: $500 – $1,000 .30-06. 26” barrel. SN: 364314. Blued finish, walnut stock. Bolt action fixed magazine rifle with adjustable military rear sight, front sight blade with protective ears, sling and stacking swivels. Barrel marked W and 6-18 , bolt handle, bayonet lug and stock tip all marked W .

Includes a Kerr No Buckl sling.ce (unless waived in writing). Combined shipping available. This firearm is modern and must be picked up or shipped to a FEDERAL FIREARMS LICENSE HOLDER or a CURIO AND RELICS HOLDER. Nevada Gun Auctions will facilitate transfers of modern firearms manufactured from 1899 to the present to buyers holding a valid Federal Firearms License (FFL) or a Collector of Curios & Relics License (C&R). All transfers to non-license holders will be conducted exclusively through Guns N Ammo, 1321 Hwy 395 #A, Gardnerville, NV 89410. Registration and transfer costs are as follows: * 1 firearm: $75 * 2–4 firearms: $50 each * 5–9 firearms: $25 each * 10 or more firearms: $15 each Shipping costs within the continental United States generally range: * Handguns: $35–40 each * Long guns: $75–100 each All private-party purchases of modern firearms will be delivered to Guns N Ammo as soon as possible following Nevada Gun Auctions’ receipt of payment in full.

Provenance: The Collection of Marshall Caskey Esq. Condition: Good to Very Good. Good bore is heavily greased with good rifling. Metal with some of the finish intact with some moderate thinning, fading and loss.

Markings in metal clear, none in wood. Mechanically functional action. Wood sanded with scattered bumps, dings and mars.

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Lot Number 176

Commercial British Lee-Metford Rifle by BSA Co {C&R} Estimate: $1,000 – $2,500 .303 British. 30.375” barrel. SN: G0560. Blued finish, walnut stock. Bolt action fixed magazine rifle with adjustable target rear sight, ramped blade front sight, bayonet lug, sling and stacking swivels, volley sight and pull through cleaning brush in butt trap. No charger modification, magazine cut off intact. Includes a leather sling. This firearm is modern and must be picked up or shipped to a FEDERAL FIREARMS LICENSE HOLDER or a CURIO AND RELICS HOLDER. Nevada Gun Auctions will facilitate transfers of modern firearms manufactured from 1899 to the present to buyers holding a valid Federal Firearms License (FFL) or a Collector of Curios & Relics License (C&R).

All transfers to non-license holders will be conducted exclusively through Guns N Ammo, 1321 Hwy 395 #A, Gardnerville, NV 89410.

Registration and transfer costs are as follows: * 1 firearm: $75 * 2–4 firearms: $50 each * 5–9 firearms: $25 each * 10 or more firearms: $15 each Shipping costs within the continental United States generally range: * Handguns: $35–40 each * Long guns: $75–100 each All private-party purchases of modern firearms will be delivered to Guns N Ammo as soon as possible following Nevada Gun Auctions’ receipt of payment in full.

Provenance: The Collection of Marshall Caskey Esq. Condition: Fine. Bore fine and bright. Metal with most of the thinning blue intact. Clear markings. Mechanically functional. Stock crisp with scattered bumps, dings and mars.

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Lot Number 177

Winchester Model 1895 Lever Action Saddle Ring Carbine in .303 {C&R} Estimate: $500 – $1,000 .303 British. 24” barrel. SN: 64557 (mfg. ca. 1911). Blued finish, walnut stock and forend. Folding ladder rear sight, brass blade front sight, saddle ring in reverse of receiver. This firearm is modern and must be picked up or shipped to a FEDERAL FIREARMS LICENSE HOLDER or a CURIO AND RELICS HOLDER. Nevada Gun Auctions will facilitate transfers of modern firearms manufactured from 1899 to the present to buyers holding a valid Federal Firearms License (FFL) or a Collector of Curios & Relics License (C&R). All transfers to non-license holders will be conducted exclusively through Guns N Ammo, 1321 Hwy 395 #A, Gardnerville, NV 89410. Registration and transfer costs are as follows: * 1 firearm: $75 * 2–4 firearms: $50 each * 5–9 firearms: $25 each * 10 or more firearms: $15 each Shipping costs within the continental United States generally range: * Handguns: $35–40 each * Long guns: $75–100 each All private-party purchases of modern firearms will be delivered to Guns N Ammo as soon as possible following Nevada Gun Auctions’ receipt of payment in full.

Provenance: The Collection of Marshall Caskey Esq. Condition: Very Good. Good bore is moderately oxidized with good rifling. Metal with some of the finish intact with some thinning, fading and loss and areas toning to plum. Markings clear. Mechanically functional action. Wood with scattered bumps, dings and mars and some added finish.

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Lot Number 178

British Enfield Short Magazine Lee-Enfield No. 1 Mk III Rifle {C&R} Estimate: $500 – $1,000 .303 British. 25” barrel. SN: 3422 (mfg. 1913). Blued barrel and receiver, smooth pistol gripped walnut stock with brass buttplate. Bolt action magazine fed rifle with military ladder rear sight, volley sight on left of stock, ramped blade front sight, sling swivels with leather English sling and stacking swivel. Brass oiler in butt. This firearm is modern and must be picked up or shipped to a FEDERAL FIREARMS LICENSE HOLDER or a CURIO AND RELICS HOLDER. Nevada Gun Auctions will facilitate transfers of modern firearms manufactured from 1899 to the present to buyers holding a valid Federal Firearms License (FFL) or a Collector of Curios & Relics License (C&R). All transfers to non-license holders will be conducted exclusively through Guns N Ammo, 1321 Hwy 395 #A, Gardnerville, NV 89410. Registration and transfer costs are as follows: * 1 firearm: $75 * 2–4 firearms: $50 each * 5–9 firearms: $25 each * 10 or more firearms: $15 each Shipping costs within the continental United States generally range: * Handguns: $35–40 each * Long guns: $75–100 each All private-party purchases of modern firearms will be delivered to Guns N Ammo as soon as possible following Nevada Gun Auctions’ receipt of payment in full.

Provenance: The Collection of Marshall Caskey Esq. Regulation Condition: Good. Bore dark and dirty with visible rifling. Metal with traces of finish and scattered surface oxidation. Markings in metal mostly legible. None in wood. Mechanically functional action. Wood sanded and showing scattered bumps, dings and mars.

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Lot Number 179

US Marked Canadian Ross Rifle Co. Model 1905 Bolt-Action Rifle {C&R} Estimate: $1,000 – $2,500 .303 British. 28” barrel, SN: 3858. Blued finish, color casehardened bolt, smooth pistol gripped walnut stock. Bolt action fixed magazine military rifle with military ladder rear sight, hooded blade front sight, bayonet lug, sling swivels with a Kerr NoBuckl sling and stacking swivel. Multiple British storekeeper marks in obverse butt. US markings in pistol grip behind triggerguard. A scarce WWI secondary rifle for US troops, primarily used for training. This firearm is modern and must be picked up or shipped to a FEDERAL FIREARMS LICENSE HOLDER or a CURIO AND RELICS HOLDER. Nevada Gun Auctions will facilitate transfers of modern firearms manufactured from 1899 to the present to buyers holding a valid Federal Firearms License (FFL) or a Collector of Curios & Relics License (C&R). All transfers to non-license holders will be conducted exclusively through Guns N Ammo, 1321 Hwy 395 #A, Gardnerville, NV 89410. Registration and transfer costs are as follows: * 1 firearm: $75 * 2–4 firearms: $50 each * 5–9 firearms: $25 each * 10 or more firearms: $15 each Shipping costs within the continental United States generally range: * Handguns: $35–40 each * Long guns: $75–100 each All private-party purchases of modern firearms will be delivered to Guns N Ammo as soon as possible following Nevada Gun Auctions’ receipt of payment in full.

Provenance: The Collection of Marshall Caskey Esq. Condition: Good. Bore dark and dirty with visible rifling. Metal with some of the thinning finish intact, mostly on the barrel. Bolt with some case colors. Markings remain clear in metal and wood. Mechanically functional action. Wood with moderate wear and numerous scattered bumps, dings and mars.

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Lot Number 180

J.P. Sauer & Sohn Gew. 98 Bolt-Action Rifle, 8mm Mauser {C&R} Estimate: $500 – $1,000 8mm Mauser. 29.5” barrel, SN: 3608c (mfg. 1915). Blued finish, smooth walnut pistol gripped stock. Bolt action fixed magazine military rifle with ladder rear sight, ramped blade front sight, bayonet lug, cleaning rod, and sling swivel on lower barrel band. All matching serial numbers, safety unmarked. No import marks. This firearm is modern and must be picked up or shipped to a FEDERAL FIREARMS LICENSE HOLDER or a CURIO AND RELICS HOLDER. Nevada Gun Auctions will facilitate transfers of modern firearms manufactured from 1899 to the present to buyers holding a valid Federal Firearms License (FFL) or a Collector of Curios & Relics License (C&R). All transfers to non-license holders will be conducted exclusively through Guns N Ammo, 1321 Hwy 395 #A, Gardnerville, NV 89410. Registration and transfer costs are as follows: * 1 firearm: $75 * 2–4 firearms: $50 each * 5–9 firearms: $25 each * 10 or more firearms: $15 each Shipping costs within the continental United States generally range: * Handguns: $35–40 each * Long guns: $75–100 each All private-party purchases of modern firearms will be delivered to Guns N Ammo as soon as possible following Nevada Gun Auctions’ receipt of payment in full.

Provenance: The Collection of Marshall Caskey Esq. Condition: Good. Fair bore. Metal moderately oxidized with traces of finish and moderate wear. Markings mostly visible. Mechanically functional action. Safety does not function. Wood with moderate wear, showing numerous dings and mars.

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Lot Number 181

Remington U.S. Model 03-A3 Bolt Action Rifle {C&R} Estimate: $500 – $1,000 .30-06. 24” barrel. SN: 4169633. Blued and Parkerized finish, two bolt walnut S-stock without grasping grooves. Bolt action internal magazine rifle with adjustable peed rear sight, hooded front sight, bayonet lug, sling and stacking swivels and oiler in butt trap. Stock crisply marked with {Ordnance Wheel} and FJA cartouche and an RA Raritan Arsenal rebuilt mark. Includes an OD green web sling. This firearm is modern and must be picked up or shipped to a FEDERAL FIREARMS LICENSE HOLDER or a CURIO AND RELICS HOLDER. Nevada Gun Auctions will facilitate transfers of modern firearms manufactured from 1899 to the present to buyers holding a valid Federal Firearms License (FFL) or a Collector of Curios & Relics License (C&R). All transfers to non-license holders will be conducted exclusively through Guns N Ammo, 1321 Hwy 395 #A, Gardnerville, NV 89410. Registration and transfer costs are as follows: * 1 firearm: $75 * 2–4 firearms: $50 each * 5–9 firearms: $25 each * 10 or more firearms: $15 each Shipping costs within the continental United States generally range: * Handguns: $35–40 each * Long guns: $75–100 each All private-party purchases of modern firearms will be delivered to Guns N Ammo as soon as possible following Nevada Gun Auctions’ receipt of payment in full.

Provenance: The estate of John C. Gibson, Delano, CA. Condition: Very Fine as refurbished. Fine bright bore. Metal with most of the applied finish with some minor thinning and high edge marks. Crisp markings throughout. Mechanically functional action. Wood crisp with some lightly scattered handling marks and minor mars.

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Lot Number 182

Remington Model 03-A3 Bolt-Action Rifle {C&R} Estimate: $500 – $1,000 .30-06. 24” barrel. SN: 4010874 (mfg. ca.1943). Parkerized finish, two bolt walnut S stock without finger grooves. Bolt action fixed magazine rifle with adjustable combat peep sight, hooded front sight, bayonet lug, sling and stacking swivels and no oiler in butt trap.

Barrel marked RA and 3-43 , counterpane with a legible FJA cartouche and with a clear Circle-P behind the triggerguard. Includes an OD green web sling. This firearm is modern and must be picked up or shipped to a FEDERAL FIREARMS LICENSE HOLDER or a CURIO AND RELICS HOLDER. Nevada Gun Auctions will facilitate transfers of modern firearms manufactured from 1899 to the present to buyers holding a valid Federal Firearms License (FFL) or a Collector of Curios & Relics License (C&R). All transfers to non-license holders will be conducted exclusively through Guns N Ammo, 1321 Hwy 395 #A, Gardnerville, NV 89410. Registration and transfer costs are as follows: * 1 firearm: $75 * 2–4 firearms: $50 each * 5–9 firearms: $25 each * 10 or more firearms: $15 each Shipping costs within the continental United States generally range: * Handguns: $35–40 each * Long guns: $75–100 each All private-party purchases of modern firearms will be delivered to Guns N Ammo as soon as possible following Nevada Gun Auctions’ receipt of payment in full.

Provenance: The Collection of Marshall Caskey Esq. Condition: Very Good. Good bore is heavily greased with good rifling. Metal with some of the finish intact with some thinning, fading and loss. Markings clear.

Mechanically functional action. Wood with scattered bumps, dings and mars and some added finish.

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Lot Number 183

U.S. Remington Model 03-A3 Bolt-Action Rifle, .30-06 Springfield {C&R} Estimate: $500 – $1,000 .30-06. 24” barrel. SN: 3978256. Parkerized finish, two bolt walnut S stock without finger grooves. Bolt action fixed magazine rifle with adjustable military peep sight, hooded front sight, bayonet lug, sling and stacking swivels, no oiler in butt trap. Includes an OD green sling. RA marked barrel dated 6-43. Counterpane with Ordnance Wheel and FJA cartouches and a Raritan Arsenal rebuild RA cartouche.

This firearm is modern and must be picked up or shipped to a FEDERAL FIREARMS LICENSE HOLDER or a CURIO AND RELICS HOLDER. Nevada Gun Auctions will facilitate transfers of modern firearms manufactured from 1899 to the present to buyers holding a valid Federal Firearms License (FFL) or a Collector of Curios & Relics License (C&R). All transfers to non-license holders will be conducted exclusively through Guns N Ammo, 1321 Hwy 395 #A, Gardnerville, NV 89410. Registration and transfer costs are as follows: * 1 firearm: $75 * 2–4 firearms: $50 each * 5–9 firearms: $25 each * 10 or more firearms: $15 each Shipping costs within the continental United States generally range: * Handguns: $35–40 each * Long guns: $75–100 each All private-party purchases of modern firearms will be delivered to Guns N Ammo as soon as possible following Nevada Gun Auctions’ receipt of payment in full.

Provenance: The Collection of Marshall Caskey Esq. Condition: Very Good. Good bore is heavily greased with good rifling. Metal with most of the restored finish intact with some thinning, fading and loss. Markings clear. Mechanically functional action. Wood with scattered bumps, dings and mars.

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Lot Number 184

U.S. Smith-Corona Model 03-A3 Rifle {C&R} Estimate: $500 – $1,000 .30-06. 24” barrel. SN: 4803976 (mfg. ca. 1943). Parkerized finish, smooth walnut two bolt straight gripped stock. Bolt action fixed magazine military rifle with adjustable peep rear sight, hooded blade front sight and sling and stacking swivels with an OD green web sling. Barrel dated “7-43”. Barrel and receiver are Smith Corona production, bolt appears to be as well, stock marked “E” on tip. Inspector marks “RIA” and “FJA” on counterpane, indicating a Rock Island Arsenal rebuilt, and original Frank J. Atwood inspection. “Circle-P” behind the triggerguard. Nevada Gun Auctions will facilitate transfers of modern firearms manufactured from 1899 to the present to buyers holding a valid Federal Firearms License (FFL) or a Collector of Curios & Relics License (C&R). All transfers to non-license holders will be conducted exclusively through Guns N Ammo, 1321 Hwy 395 #A, Gardnerville, NV 89410. Registration and transfer costs are as follows: * 1 firearm: $75 * 2–4 firearms: $50 each * 5–9 firearms: $25 each * 10 or more firearms: $15 each Shipping costs within the continental United States generally range: * Handguns: $35–40 each * Long guns: $75–100 each All private-party purchases of modern firearms will be delivered to Guns N Ammo as soon as possible following Nevada Gun Auctions’ receipt of payment in full.

Provenance: The Collection of Marshall Caskey Esq. Condition: Very Good. Bore dark and oxidized with strong rifling. Metal with most of the refurbished Parkerizing intact. Markings clear throughout. Mechanically functional action. Wood with moderate wear, showing numerous scattered bumps, dings and mars.

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Lot Number 185

U.S. Remington Model 03-A3 Rifle {C&R} Estimate: $500 – $1,000 .30-06. 24” round barrel, SN: 4175257. Parkerized finish, blued bold and small parts, smooth walnut two bolt straight gripped stock.

Bolt action fixed magazine military rifle with ladder military peep rear sight, hooded blade front sight, sling and stacking swivels with an M1907 sling. “RA” marked barrel dated “12-43”. Weak original “FJA” and “Ordnance Wheel” inspections on counterpane along with a “RA” Raritan Arsenal rebuild mark and a “Circle-P” behind the triggerguard. This firearm is modern and must be picked up or shipped to a FEDERAL FIREARMS LICENSE HOLDER or a CURIO AND RELICS HOLDER. Nevada Gun Auctions will facilitate transfers of modern firearms manufactured from 1899 to the present to buyers holding a valid Federal Firearms License (FFL) or a Collector of Curios & Relics License (C&R). All transfers to non-license holders will be conducted exclusively through Guns N Ammo, 1321 Hwy 395 #A, Gardnerville, NV 89410. Registration and transfer costs are as follows: * 1 firearm: $75 * 2–4 firearms: $50 each * 5–9 firearms: $25 each * 10 or more firearms: $15 each Shipping costs within the continental United States generally range: * Handguns: $35–40 each * Long guns: $75–100 each All private-party purchases of modern firearms will be delivered to Guns N Ammo as soon as possible following Nevada Gun Auctions’ receipt of payment in full.

Provenance: The Collection of Marshall Caskey Esq. Condition: Good. Bore dark and dirty with visible rifling. Metal with some of the applied finish intact with some wear. Clear markings in metal. Mechanically functional action. Wood sanded and refinished with weak markings, showing scattered bumps, dings and mars.

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Lot Number 186

U.S. Smith-Corona Model 03-A3 Bolt-Action Rifle {C&R} Estimate: $500 – $1,000 .30-06. 24” barrel. SN: 4805133. Parkerized and blued finish, walnut two bolt S stock with no finger grooves. Bolt action fixed magazine rifle with adjustable peep rear sight, hooded front sight sling and stack swivels. Barrel marked SC 10-43 . Counterpane with what appears to be a fake added FJA cartouche which it too crisp for the sanded wood, reverse butt with an OG Ogden Arsenal rebuild mark.

A weak Circle-P proof is behind the triggerguard. This firearm is modern and must be picked up or shipped to a FEDERAL FIREARMS LICENSE HOLDER or a CURIO AND RELICS HOLDER. Nevada Gun Auctions will facilitate transfers of modern firearms manufactured from 1899 to the present to buyers holding a valid Federal Firearms License (FFL) or a Collector of Curios & Relics License (C&R). All transfers to non-license holders will be conducted exclusively through Guns N Ammo, 1321 Hwy 395 #A, Gardnerville, NV 89410. Registration and transfer costs are as follows: * 1 firearm: $75 * 2–4 firearms: $50 each * 5–9 firearms: $25 each * 10 or more firearms: $15 each Shipping costs within the continental United States generally range: * Handguns: $35–40 each * Long guns: $75–100 each All private-party purchases of modern firearms will be delivered to Guns N Ammo as soon as possible following Nevada Gun Auctions’ receipt of payment in full.

Provenance: The Collection of Marshall Caskey Esq. Condition: Good to Very Good as refurbished. Bore about fine, mostly bright with some grease in the grooves. Metal with much of the refurbished finish intact.

Mechanically functional action. Wood lightly sanded with some minor marks and mars.

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Lot Number 187

Walther K43 AC/45 Marked Semi-Automatic “Sniper” Rifle {C&R} Estimate: $2,500 – $5,000 7.92x57. 21.7” barrel. SN: 6522k. Blued and phosphate finish, laminated hardwood stock. Semiautomatic rifle with tangent rear sight, hooded front sight, cleaning rod and scope mounting rail. Mounted with a quick detach scope mount numbered 3509 with a ZF4 4x scope numbered 1185 . Rifle is mismatched with bolt numbered 6583a . Includes a single gcb code K43 marked magazine, a sling and an oiler in the butt trap. This firearm is modern and must be picked up or shipped to a FEDERAL FIREARMS LICENSE HOLDER or a CURIO AND RELICS HOLDER. Nevada Gun Auctions will facilitate transfers of modern firearms manufactured from 1899 to the present to buyers holding a valid Federal Firearms License (FFL) or a Collector of Curios & Relics License (C&R). All transfers to non-license holders will be conducted exclusively through Guns N Ammo, 1321 Hwy 395 #A, Gardnerville, NV 89410. Registration and transfer costs are as follows: * 1 firearm: $75 * 2–4 firearms: $50 each * 5–9 firearms: $25 each * 10 or more firearms: $15 each Shipping costs within the continental United States generally range: * Handguns: $35–40 each * Long guns: $75–100 each All private-party purchases of modern firearms will be delivered to Guns N Ammo as soon as possible following Nevada Gun Auctions’ receipt of payment in full.

Provenance: The estate of John C. Gibson, Delano, CA. Condition: Very Good. Bore very good, mostly bright and lightly frosted. Metal with much of the finish intact with some wear and thinning. Markings mostly legible. Mechanically functional when cycled by hand. Stock sanded and markings very weak. Scope good with cloudy optics that might improve with a good cleaning.

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Lot Number 188

Mauser K98k Rifle - byf 44 Code {C&R} Estimate: $500 – $1,000 8mm Mauser. 24” barrel. SN: 11506. Blued finish, laminated hardwood stock. Bolt action fixed magazine rifle with tangent rear sight, hooded front sight, sling and cleaning rod. Matching bolt, receiver and magazine floor plate. Chamber marked byf/44 , barrel marked with a {Shield} and 44D58 . Stock marked with a weak H and weak inspection mark. Chamber with weak Waffenampt. This firearm is modern and must be picked up or shipped to a FEDERAL FIREARMS LICENSE HOLDER or a CURIO AND RELICS HOLDER. Nevada Gun Auctions will facilitate transfers of modern firearms manufactured from 1899 to the present to buyers holding a valid Federal Firearms License (FFL) or a Collector of Curios & Relics License (C&R). All transfers to non-license holders will be conducted exclusively through Guns N Ammo, 1321 Hwy 395 #A, Gardnerville, NV 89410. Registration and transfer costs are as follows: * 1 firearm: $75 * 2–4 firearms: $50 each * 5–9 firearms: $25 each * 10 or more firearms: $15 each Shipping costs within the continental United States generally range: * Handguns: $35–40 each * Long guns: $75–100 each All private-party purchases of modern firearms will be delivered to Guns N Ammo as soon as possible following Nevada Gun Auctions’ receipt of payment in full.

Provenance: The estate of John C. Gibson, Delano, CA. Condition: Very Good, as refinished. Bore very good, mostly bright and lightly frosted. Metal with much of what appears to be a later applied blue finish. Mechanically functional action. Stock lightly sanded with some scattered dings and marks.

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Lot Number 189

Winchester M1 Carbine, Serial No. 6568325 {C&R} Estimate: $500 – $1,000 .30 Carbine. 18” barrel. SN: 6568325. Parkerized finish, oval cut low wood walnut stock with 4 rivet handguard. Semiautomatic carbine with Type 3 barrel band with bayonet lug, rotary safety, Type 2 rear sight and blade front sight with protective ears. Unmarked rebuild replacement stock. Weak Winchester barrel mark. Includes a BOYT 43 marked spare mag pouch with two still wrapped spare magazines and an SS marked magazine in the gun. Muzzle erosion measures 1, throat erosion measures 2. This firearm is modern and must be picked up or shipped to a FEDERAL FIREARMS LICENSE HOLDER or a CURIO AND RELICS HOLDER. Nevada Gun Auctions will facilitate transfers of modern firearms manufactured from 1899 to the present to buyers holding a valid Federal Firearms License (FFL) or a Collector of Curios & Relics License (C&R). All transfers to non-license holders will be conducted exclusively through Guns N Ammo, 1321 Hwy 395 #A, Gardnerville, NV 89410. Registration and transfer costs are as follows: * 1 firearm: $75 * 2–4 firearms: $50 each * 5–9 firearms: $25 each * 10 or more firearms: $15 each Shipping costs within the continental United States generally range: * Handguns: $35–40 each * Long guns: $75–100 each All private-party purchases of modern firearms will be delivered to Guns N Ammo as soon as possible following Nevada Gun Auctions’ receipt of payment in full.

Provenance: The estate of John C. Gibson, Delano, CA. Condition: Fine as refurbished. Fine bright bore. Metal retains the majority of the applied finish with some minor thinning and high edge wear. Mechanically functional when cycled by hand. Wood crisp with some lightly scattered handling marks and minor mars.

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Lot Number 190

U.S. M1 Carbine by Rock-Ola {C&R} Estimate: $500 – $1,000 .30 Carbine. 18” barrel. SN: 1729725. Blued finish, oval cut high wood stock with two rivet hand guard. Semiautomatic magazine fed carbine with Type 2 rear sight, Type 1 barrel band, and push button safety. Barrel marked ROCK-OLA . Includes and oiler and OD green web sling. Muzzle and throat erosion both measure 1. This firearm is modern and must be picked up or shipped to a FEDERAL FIREARMS LICENSE HOLDER or a CURIO AND RELICS HOLDER. Nevada Gun Auctions will facilitate transfers of modern firearms manufactured from 1899 to the present to buyers holding a valid Federal Firearms License (FFL) or a Collector of Curios & Relics License (C&R). All transfers to non-license holders will be conducted exclusively through Guns N Ammo, 1321 Hwy 395 #A, Gardnerville, NV 89410. Registration and transfer costs are as follows: * 1 firearm: $75 * 2–4 firearms: $50 each * 5–9 firearms: $25 each * 10 or more firearms: $15 each Shipping costs within the continental United States generally range: * Handguns: $35–40 each * Long guns: $75–100 each All private-party purchases of modern firearms will be delivered to Guns N Ammo as soon as possible following Nevada Gun Auctions’ receipt of payment in full.

Provenance: The Collection of Marshall Caskey Esq. Condition: Very Good as refinished. Bore good and moderately frosted. Metal with most of the applied blue finish. Markings clear and legible in metal. Mechanically functional when cycled by hand. Wood with scattered bumps, dings and mars. Wood refinished with scattered bumps, dings and mars.

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Lot Number 191

Martially Marked Stevens 620 Pump Action 12 Gauge Shotgun {C&R} Estimate: $500 – $1,000 12 Gauge choked Cylinder. 20” barrel. SN: 18154 . Blued finish, smooth pistol gripped walnut stock with grooved hard rubber buttplate and smooth forend. Pump action military contract shotgun with small P and {Flaming Bomb} marks on lower left of frame. This firearm is modern and must be picked up or shipped to a FEDERAL FIREARMS LICENSE HOLDER or a CURIO AND RELICS HOLDER. Nevada Gun Auctions will facilitate transfers of modern firearms manufactured from 1899 to the present to buyers holding a valid Federal Firearms License (FFL) or a Collector of Curios & Relics License (C&R). All transfers to non-license holders will be conducted exclusively through Guns N Ammo, 1321 Hwy 395 #A, Gardnerville, NV 89410. Registration and transfer costs are as follows: * 1 firearm: $75 * 2–4 firearms: $50 each * 5–9 firearms: $25 each * 10 or more firearms: $15 each Shipping costs within the continental United States generally range: * Handguns: $35–40 each * Long guns: $75–100 each All private-party purchases of modern firearms will be delivered to Guns N Ammo as soon as possible following Nevada Gun Auctions’ receipt of payment in full.

Provenance: The Collection of Marshall Caskey Esq. Condition: Good to Very Good. Bore partly bright and heavily greased. Finish worn and thinning turning to plum. Markings clear. Mechanically functional action.

Wood with moderate wear, showing scattered bumps, dings and mars and with a large chip out of the top of the buttplate.

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Lot Number 192

Venezuelan Contract FN 1924/30 Mauser Rifle {C&R} Estimate: $500 – $1,000 7x57mm. 24” rifle. SN: 6372. Blued finish, bright chamber and bolt, hardwood stock. Bolt action fixed magazine rifle with tangent rear sight, ramped blade front sight, cleaning rod and sling swivels. Matching bolt, receiver, and stock. Crest intact, no import markings. This firearm is modern and must be picked up or shipped to a FEDERAL FIREARMS LICENSE HOLDER or a CURIO AND RELICS HOLDER. Nevada Gun Auctions will facilitate transfers of modern firearms manufactured from 1899 to the present to buyers holding a valid Federal Firearms License (FFL) or a Collector of Curios & Relics License (C&R). All transfers to non-license holders will be conducted exclusively through Guns N Ammo, 1321 Hwy 395 #A, Gardnerville, NV 89410. Registration and transfer costs are as follows: * 1 firearm: $75 * 2–4 firearms: $50 each * 5–9 firearms: $25 each * 10 or more firearms: $15 each Shipping costs within the continental United States generally range: * Handguns: $35–40 each * Long guns: $75–100 each All private-party purchases of modern firearms will be delivered to Guns N Ammo as soon as possible following Nevada Gun Auctions’ receipt of payment in full.

Provenance: The Collection of Marshall Caskey Esq. Condition: Fine. Good bore is heavily greased with good rifling. Metal with most of the finish intact with some minor thinning and fading. Markings clear. Mechanically functional action. Wood fairly crisp with some lightly altered marks and possibly very lightly sanded.

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Lot Number 193

US Springfield M1 Garand Rifle {C&R} Estimate: $1,000 – $2,500 .30-06. 24” barrel. SN: 3189663 (mfg. ca. 1944). Parkerized finish, walnut stock. Semiautomatic fixed magazine battle rifle with battle bar rear sight, front sight blade with protective ears, bayonet lug and sling and stacking swivels. Barrel dated 4-44 , counterpane with a boxed SA/GAW cartouche and Ordnance Wheel mark, with a Circle-P in the face of the pistol grip. Muzzle erosion measures 5, throat erosion measures 1. Cleaning kit in butt trap. Includes a BOYT 44 marked M1907 sling. This firearm is modern and must be picked up or shipped to a FEDERAL FIREARMS LICENSE HOLDER or a CURIO AND RELICS HOLDER. Nevada Gun Auctions will facilitate transfers of modern firearms manufactured from 1899 to the present to buyers holding a valid Federal Firearms License (FFL) or a Collector of Curios & Relics License (C&R). All transfers to non-license holders will be conducted exclusively through Guns N Ammo, 1321 Hwy 395 #A, Gardnerville, NV 89410. Registration and transfer costs are as follows: * 1 firearm: $75 * 2–4 firearms: $50 each * 5–9 firearms: $25 each * 10 or more firearms: $15 each Shipping costs within the continental United States generally range: * Handguns: $35–40 each * Long guns: $75–100 each All private-party purchases of modern firearms will be delivered to Guns N Ammo as soon as possible following Nevada Gun Auctions’ receipt of payment in full.

Provenance: The Collection of Marshall Caskey Esq. Condition: Very Good. Bore bright and heavily greased with good rifling. Metal with some of the thinning Parkerized finish remaining. Markings all remain legible. Wood with moderate wear and numerous bumps, dings and mars.

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Lot Number 194

bcd Code German k98 Bolt Action Rifle {C&R} Estimate: $500 – $1,000 8mm Mauser. 24” barrel. SN: 1877c. Reblued finish, hardwood stock. Bolt action fixed magazine rifle with military ladder rear sight, blade front sight with protective ears, sling swivel, bayonet lug and cleaning rod. Force matched numbers, chamber date 42 . Import marked. Includes a leather sling. This firearm is modern and must be picked up or shipped to a FEDERAL FIREARMS LICENSE HOLDER or a CURIO AND RELICS HOLDER. Nevada Gun Auctions will facilitate transfers of modern firearms manufactured from 1899 to the present to buyers holding a valid Federal Firearms License (FFL) or a Collector of Curios & Relics License (C&R). All transfers to non-license holders will be conducted exclusively through Guns N Ammo, 1321 Hwy 395 #A, Gardnerville, NV 89410. Registration and transfer costs are as follows: * 1 firearm: $75 * 2–4 firearms: $50 each * 5–9 firearms: $25 each * 10 or more firearms: $15 each Shipping costs within the continental United States generally range: * Handguns: $35–40 each * Long guns: $75–100 each All private-party purchases of modern firearms will be delivered to Guns N Ammo as soon as possible following Nevada Gun Auctions’ receipt of payment in full.

Provenance: The Collection of Marshall Caskey Esq. Condition: Good as refinished. Bore good and heavily greased. Metal with most of the applied blue with markings somewhat weak. Mechanically functional action. Wood with moderate wear, bumps, dings and mars,

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Lot Number 195

U.S. Springfield Armory M1D Garand Semi Automatic Rifle {C&R} Estimate: $1,000 – $2,500 .30-06. 24” barrel. SN: 2252291 (mfg. ca. 1943). Parkerized finish, walnut stock. Semiautomatic rifle with adjustable peep rear sight, blade front sight with protective ears and sling swivels. Upgrade with M1D scope mount, M84 scope, tie on leather cheek rest and flash hider. No cartouche present, Circle-P in pistol grip. This firearm is modern and must be picked up or shipped to a FEDERAL FIREARMS LICENSE HOLDER or a CURIO AND RELICS HOLDER. Nevada Gun Auctions will facilitate transfers of modern firearms manufactured from 1899 to the present to buyers holding a valid Federal Firearms License (FFL) or a Collector of Curios & Relics License (C&R). All transfers to non-license holders will be conducted exclusively through Guns N Ammo, 1321 Hwy 395 #A, Gardnerville, NV 89410. Registration and transfer costs are as follows: * 1 firearm: $75 * 2–4 firearms: $50 each * 5–9 firearms: $25 each * 10 or more firearms: $15 each Shipping costs within the continental United States generally range: * Handguns: $35–40 each * Long guns: $75–100 each All private-party purchases of modern firearms will be delivered to Guns N Ammo as soon as possible following Nevada Gun Auctions’ receipt of payment in full.

Provenance: The Collection of Marshall Caskey Esq. Condition: Very Good. Good bore is heavily greased with good rifling and appear bright. Metal with most of the finish intact with some thinning, fading and loss.

Markings clear in metal, weaker in wood. Mechanically functional action when cycled by hand. Wood with moderate wear and numerous scattered bumps, dings and mars.

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Lot Number 196

J. Stevens Arms Co. Model 620 Trench Shotgun {C&R} Estimate: $2,500 – $5,000 12 gauge 20” barrel with bayonet lug and 6-hole heat shield, SN: 27905. Blued finish, smooth pistol gripped walnut stock and forend.

Military version of the Model 620 Pump Shotgun, with 6-hole ventilated heat shield, plum colored bayonet lug and sling swivel mount at muzzle and sling swivel in toe of stock. “P” and “Ordnance Bomb” stamps are present on the right side of the chamber and left side of the receiver. Lower left of the receiver is also stamped “U.S.” and “P” proofs are present on the top of the barrel and receiver at their junction.

A rare and fine condition example of a WWII era US military trench gun. This firearm is modern and must be picked up or shipped to a FEDERAL FIREARMS LICENSE HOLDER or a CURIO AND RELICS HOLDER. Nevada Gun Auctions will facilitate transfers of modern firearms manufactured from 1899 to the present to buyers holding a valid Federal Firearms License (FFL) or a Collector of Curios & Relics License (C&R). All transfers to non-license holders will be conducted exclusively through Guns N Ammo, 1321 Hwy 395 #A, Gardnerville, NV 89410. Registration and transfer costs are as follows: * 1 firearm: $75 * 2–4 firearms: $50 each * 5–9 firearms: $25 each * 10 or more firearms: $15 each Shipping costs within the continental United States generally range: * Handguns: $35–40 each * Long guns: $75–100 each All private-party purchases of modern firearms will be delivered to Guns N Ammo as soon as possible following Nevada Gun Auctions’ receipt of payment in full.

Provenance: The Collection of Marshall Caskey Esq. Condition: Fine. Bore fine and bright. Metal with most of the finish with some minor thinning and light high edge wear. Clear markings. Mechanically functional action. Wood with some lightly scattered marks and mars.

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Lot Number 197

Canadian Ross Rifle Co. M-10 Bolt-Action Rifle {C&R} Estimate: $1,000 – $2,500 .303 British. 31.5” barrel, SN: 700. Blued finish, color casehardened bolt, smooth walnut pistol gripped stock. Bolt action fixed magazine military rifle with military ladder receiver rear sight, hooded blade front sight, bayonet lug, sling swivels with a leather English sling and stacking swivel. Multiple Canadian storekeeper marks in obverse butt. This firearm is modern and must be picked up or shipped to a FEDERAL FIREARMS LICENSE HOLDER or a CURIO AND RELICS HOLDER. Nevada Gun Auctions will facilitate transfers of modern firearms manufactured from 1899 to the present to buyers holding a valid Federal Firearms License (FFL) or a Collector of Curios & Relics License (C&R). All transfers to non-license holders will be conducted exclusively through Guns N Ammo, 1321 Hwy 395 #A, Gardnerville, NV 89410. Registration and transfer costs are as follows: * 1 firearm: $75 * 2–4 firearms: $50 each * 5–9 firearms: $25 each * 10 or more firearms: $15 each Shipping costs within the continental United States generally range: * Handguns: $35–40 each * Long guns: $75–100 each All private-party purchases of modern firearms will be delivered to Guns N Ammo as soon as possible following Nevada Gun Auctions’ receipt of payment in full.

Provenance: The Collection of Marshall Caskey Esq. Condition: Very Good. Very good bore is lightly frosted and oxidized with good rifling. Metal with some of the thinning blue intact, mostly on the barrel. Markings remain clear throughout. Mechanically functional action. Wood with moderate wear and scattered bumps, dings and mars.

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Lot Number 198

WWII French MAS 36 Rifle & Viet Cong Flag Purportedly Vietnam Bring Backs {C&R} Estimate: $500 – $1,000 7.5x54 French. 23” barrel. SN: FG36867. Blued finish, smooth walnut pistol gripped stock and forend. Bolt action fixed magazine rifle with military adjustable receiver mounted peep rear sight, hooded front sight, stacking bar, sling swivels and an old French leather sling.

Matching numbers on receiver and stock, magazine floor plate mismatched. Missing the spike bayonet that stores in the forend of the rifle. Obverse of stock is carved with the name “CUONG”, a common Vietnamese male given name. The MAS 36 was still the standard French military rifle during the waning days of the French control of Indochina. Large numbers of the rifles were used by French forces at the disastrous battle of Dien Bien Phu in 1954, which were subsequently captured and used by the North Vietnamese and Viet Cong forces. The rifle is accompanied by a cotton National Liberation Front of South Vietnam (aka “Viet Cong”) flag that measures 20”x30” and is purported to have been brought back from the Vietnam War with the rifle. The gun certainly has the look of a well used rifle from that conflict. This firearm is modern and must be shipped to a FEDERAL FIREARMS LICENCE HOLDER or a CURIO AND RELICS FFL HOLDER. Processing and shipping within the Continental US $95. All FedEx packages are sent with Direct Signature Required and insured at full replacement value for a fee of 1.5% of the purchase price, unless buyer accepts complete liability in writing. Discounts given on combined lot shipping.

Dimensions: 7.5x54 French. 23 Condition: Good. Bore dark and dirty with visible rifling. Metal with traces of thinned blue and moderate amounts of surface oxidation and a mostly brown patina. Markings remain mostly legible. Mechanically functional action. Wood well worn with numerous bumps, dings and mars, as well as some chipped loss. The rifle definitely has the look of a Vietnam bring back and is well worn as would be expected. The flag shows moderate wear and some stains.

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Lot Number 199

Pre-64 Winchester Model 70 Bolt-Action Rifle in .375 H&H Magnum {C&R} Estimate: $1,000 – $2,500 .375 H&H Magnum. 25.5” barrel. SN: 383308 (mfg. ca. 1956). Blued finish, checkered walnut pistol gripped stock with high comb and Winchester rubber recoil pad and checkered forend. Bolt action internal magazine rifle with rotating leaf rear sight, hooded ramped front sight and sling swivels. Includes factory box, This firearm is modern and must be picked up or shipped to a FEDERAL FIREARMS LICENSE HOLDER or a CURIO AND RELICS HOLDER. Nevada Gun Auctions will facilitate transfers of modern firearms manufactured from 1899 to the present to buyers holding a valid Federal Firearms License (FFL) or a Collector of Curios & Relics License (C&R). All transfers to non-license holders will be conducted exclusively through Guns N Ammo, 1321 Hwy 395 #A, Gardnerville, NV 89410. Registration and transfer costs are as follows: * 1 firearm: $75 * 2–4 firearms: $50 each * 5–9 firearms: $25 each * 10 or more firearms: $15 each Shipping costs within the continental United States generally range: * Handguns: $35–40 each * Long guns: $75–100 each All private-party purchases of modern firearms will be delivered to Guns N Ammo as soon as possible following Nevada Gun Auctions’ receipt of payment in full.

Provenance: The Collection of Marshall Caskey Esq. Condition: Very Fine. Fine bright bore. Metal with most of the blued finish with only some minute high edge wear and thinning. Mechanically functional action.

Wood crisp with some lightly scattered handling marks and minor mars.

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Lot Number 200

Winchester Model 97 Take Down Pump-Action 12 Gauge Shotgun {C&R} Estimate: $500 – $1,000 12 Gauge choked Full. 30” barrel. SN: 998341 (mfg. ca. 1954). Blued finish, smooth pistol gripped stock with checkered hard rubber buttplate and grooved forend. Pump action shotgun with 2.75” chamber, 13.75” length of pull and steel bead front sight. This firearm is modern and must be picked up or shipped to a FEDERAL FIREARMS LICENSE HOLDER or a CURIO AND RELICS HOLDER. Nevada Gun Auctions will facilitate transfers of modern firearms manufactured from 1899 to the present to buyers holding a valid Federal Firearms License (FFL) or a Collector of Curios & Relics License (C&R). All transfers to non-license holders will be conducted exclusively through Guns N Ammo, 1321 Hwy 395 #A, Gardnerville, NV 89410. Registration and transfer costs are as follows: * 1 firearm: $75 * 2–4 firearms: $50 each * 5–9 firearms: $25 each * 10 or more firearms: $15 each Shipping costs within the continental United States generally range: * Handguns: $35–40 each * Long guns: $75–100 each All private-party purchases of modern firearms will be delivered to Guns N Ammo as soon as possible following Nevada Gun Auctions’ receipt of payment in full.

Provenance: The Collection of Marshall Caskey Esq. Condition: Fine. Very fine, mirror bright bore. Metal with much of the blued finish intact with some thinning and high edge wear. Markings clear and crisp. Wood very nice with some scattered bumps, dings and scuffs.

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Lot Number 201

Winchester Model 12 16 Gauge Take Down Pump Action Shotgun {C&R} Estimate: $500 – $1,000 16 Gauge factory choked Modified, measures cylinder. 28” barrel. SN: 1574507 (mfg. ca. 1956). Blued finish, checkered pistol gripped stock with checkered hard rubber buttplate and checkered forend. Pump action shotgun with 2.75” chamber. 14” length of pull and steel bead front sight. This firearm is modern and must be picked up or shipped to a FEDERAL FIREARMS LICENSE HOLDER or a CURIO AND RELICS HOLDER. Nevada Gun Auctions will facilitate transfers of modern firearms manufactured from 1899 to the present to buyers holding a valid Federal Firearms License (FFL) or a Collector of Curios & Relics License (C&R). All transfers to non-license holders will be conducted exclusively through Guns N Ammo, 1321 Hwy 395 #A, Gardnerville, NV 89410. Registration and transfer costs are as follows: * 1 firearm: $75 * 2–4 firearms: $50 each * 5–9 firearms: $25 each * 10 or more firearms: $15 each Shipping costs within the continental United States generally range: * Handguns: $35–40 each * Long guns: $75–100 each All private-party purchases of modern firearms will be delivered to Guns N Ammo as soon as possible following Nevada Gun Auctions’ receipt of payment in full.

Provenance: The Collection of Marshall Caskey Esq. Condition: Fine. Fine, bright bore. Metal with most of the finish intact with some minor thinning and high edge wear. Mechanically functional action. Wood crisp with some lightly scattered handling marks and minor mars.

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Lot Number 202

Winchester Model 42 Take Down .410 Pump-Action Shotgun {C&R} Estimate: $1,000 – $2,500 .410 Bore choked Full. 26” ribbed barrel. SN: 20801 (mfg. ca. 1936). Blued finish, smooth pistol gripped walnut stock with checkered hard rubber Winchester buttplate and grooved forend. Pump action take down shotgun with 3” chamber, 13.875” length of pull, finely checkered rib and steel bead front sight. This firearm is modern and must be picked up or shipped to a FEDERAL FIREARMS LICENSE HOLDER or a CURIO AND RELICS HOLDER. Nevada Gun Auctions will facilitate transfers of modern firearms manufactured from 1899 to the present to buyers holding a valid Federal Firearms License (FFL) or a Collector of Curios & Relics License (C&R). All transfers to non-license holders will be conducted exclusively through Guns N Ammo, 1321 Hwy 395 #A, Gardnerville, NV 89410. Registration and transfer costs are as follows: * 1 firearm: $75 * 2–4 firearms: $50 each * 5–9 firearms: $25 each * 10 or more firearms: $15 each Shipping costs within the continental United States generally range: * Handguns: $35–40 each * Long guns: $75–100 each All private-party purchases of modern firearms will be delivered to Guns N Ammo as soon as possible following Nevada Gun Auctions’ receipt of payment in full.

Provenance: The Collection of Marshall Caskey Esq. Condition: Very Fine as professionally restored. Fine, mirror bright bore. Metal retains nearly all of an exceptional restored finish that is only revealed by a tiny area of pinpricking on the left side of the barrel at the frame junction that is under the finish. At first glance the gun presents as an exceptional original condition example. All markings clear and crisp. Mechanically functional action. Wood fairly crisp with some lightly scattered handling marks and minor dings.

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Lot Number 203

Winchester Model 12 20 Gauge Take Down Pump-Action Shotgun {C&R} Estimate: $1,000 – $2,500 20 Gauge factory choked Full, measures cylinder. 28” barrel. SN: 711293 (mfg. ca. 1936). Blued finish, smooth pistol gripped walnut stock with checkered hard rubber Winchester buttplate, grooved forend. Pump action take down shotgun with 2.75” chamber, 14” length of pull and steel bead front sight. Appears to be an exceptionally fine quality restoration of a wonderful classic Winchester shotgun. This firearm is modern and must be picked up or shipped to a FEDERAL FIREARMS LICENSE HOLDER or a CURIO AND RELICS HOLDER. Nevada Gun Auctions will facilitate transfers of modern firearms manufactured from 1899 to the present to buyers holding a valid Federal Firearms License (FFL) or a Collector of Curios & Relics License (C&R). All transfers to non-license holders will be conducted exclusively through Guns N Ammo, 1321 Hwy 395 #A, Gardnerville, NV 89410. Registration and transfer costs are as follows: * 1 firearm: $75 * 2–4 firearms: $50 each * 5–9 firearms: $25 each * 10 or more firearms: $15 each Shipping costs within the continental United States generally range: * Handguns: $35–40 each * Long guns: $75–100 each All private-party purchases of modern firearms will be delivered to Guns N Ammo as soon as possible following Nevada Gun Auctions’ receipt of payment in full.

Provenance: The Collection of Marshall Caskey Esq. Condition: Appears to be an exceptionally fine quality restoration of a wonderful classic Winchester shotgun.

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Lot Number 204

Pre-64 Winchester Model 70 Featherweight .30-06 Bolt Action Rifle {C&R} Estimate: $1,000 – $2,500 .30-06. 22.5” barrel. SN: 533855 (mfg. ca. 1961). Blued finish, checkered pistol grip high comb walnut stock with checkered hard rubber buttplate and checkered forend. Bolt action internal magazine rifle factory drilled and tapped for scope mounts, folding leaf rear sight, hooded ramped front sight, and sling swivels. This firearm is modern and must be picked up or shipped to a FEDERAL FIREARMS LICENSE HOLDER or a CURIO AND RELICS HOLDER. Nevada Gun Auctions will facilitate transfers of modern firearms manufactured from 1899 to the present to buyers holding a valid Federal Firearms License (FFL) or a Collector of Curios & Relics License (C&R). All transfers to non-license holders will be conducted exclusively through Guns N Ammo, 1321 Hwy 395 #A, Gardnerville, NV 89410. Registration and transfer costs are as follows: * 1 firearm: $75 * 2–4 firearms: $50 each * 5–9 firearms: $25 each * 10 or more firearms: $15 each Shipping costs within the continental United States generally range: * Handguns: $35–40 each * Long guns: $75–100 each All private-party purchases of modern firearms will be delivered to Guns N Ammo as soon as possible following Nevada Gun Auctions’ receipt of payment in full.

Provenance: The Collection of Marshall Caskey Esq. Condition: Very Fine. Fine bright bore. Metal with most of the finish intact with only minor thinning and high edge wear. Mechanically functional action. Wood fairly crisp with some scattered minor bumps, dings and mars.

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Lot Number 205

Pre-64 Winchester Model 70.220 Swift Bolt Action Rifle {C&R} Estimate: $1,000 – $2,500 .220 Swift. 26.5” barrel. SN: 275483 (mfg. ca. 1954). Blued finish, checkered pistol gripped walnut stock with checked steel buttplate and checkered forend. Bolt action internal magazine rifle factory drilled and tapped for scope mounts, Redfield scope mounts installed, rear sight dovetail filled, hooded and ramped front sight and sling swivels. This firearm is modern and must be picked up or shipped to a FEDERAL FIREARMS LICENSE HOLDER or a CURIO AND RELICS HOLDER. Nevada Gun Auctions will facilitate transfers of modern firearms manufactured from 1899 to the present to buyers holding a valid Federal Firearms License (FFL) or a Collector of Curios & Relics License (C&R). All transfers to non-license holders will be conducted exclusively through Guns N Ammo, 1321 Hwy 395 #A, Gardnerville, NV 89410. Registration and transfer costs are as follows: * 1 firearm: $75 * 2–4 firearms: $50 each * 5–9 firearms: $25 each * 10 or more firearms: $15 each Shipping costs within the continental United States generally range: * Handguns: $35–40 each * Long guns: $75–100 each All private-party purchases of modern firearms will be delivered to Guns N Ammo as soon as possible following Nevada Gun Auctions’ receipt of payment in full.

Provenance: The Collection of Marshall Caskey Esq. Condition: Fine. Fine bright bore. Metal with most of the blue intact with some thinning and minor high edge wear. Markings clear and crisp. Mechanically functional action. Stock fairly crisp with some scattered minor dings and mars.

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Lot Number 206

Pre-64 Winchester Model 70 .30-06 Featherweight Bolt Action Rifle with Bausch Scope {C&R} Estimate: $1,000 – $2,500 .30-06. 22.5” barrel. SN: 523339 (mfg. ca. 1961). Blued finish, checkered Monte Carlo style stock without cheek rest with White Line recoil pad. Bolt action internal magazine rifle factory drilled and tapped for scope mounts, with folding leaf rear sight, hood and ramped front sight and sling swivels. Mounted with a Bausch & Lomb Balvar 5 2.5-5x scope with scope covers. Includes a leather sling. This firearm is modern and must be picked up or shipped to a FEDERAL FIREARMS LICENSE HOLDER or a CURIO AND RELICS HOLDER. Nevada Gun Auctions will facilitate transfers of modern firearms manufactured from 1899 to the present to buyers holding a valid Federal Firearms License (FFL) or a Collector of Curios & Relics License (C&R). All transfers to non-license holders will be conducted exclusively through Guns N Ammo, 1321 Hwy 395 #A, Gardnerville, NV 89410. Registration and transfer costs are as follows: * 1 firearm: $75 * 2–4 firearms: $50 each * 5–9 firearms: $25 each * 10 or more firearms: $15 each Shipping costs within the continental United States generally range: * Handguns: $35–40 each * Long guns: $75–100 each All private-party purchases of modern firearms will be delivered to Guns N Ammo as soon as possible following Nevada Gun Auctions’ receipt of payment in full.

Provenance: The Collection of Marshall Caskey Esq. Condition: Fine. Fine bright bore. Metal with most of the finish intact with some minor thinning and light wear. Markings clear and crisp. Mechanically functional action. Stock fairly crisp with some scattered bumps, dings and marks. Scope with clear optics.

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Lot Number 207

Pre-64 Winchester Model 70 Super Grade .30-06 Rifle with Weaver Scope {C&R} Estimate: $500 – $1,000 .30-06. 24.5” barrel. SN: 77515 (mfg. ca. 1948). Blued finish, checkered Monte Carlo stock with Pachmayr recoil pad. Bolt action fixed magazine rifle factory drilled and tapped for scope mounts and mounted with a Weaver KV scope in Pachmayr mounts, also featuring a Lyman receiver sight, a hooded and ramped front sight and sling swivels. Includes a leather sling and scope covers. This firearm is modern and must be picked up or shipped to a FEDERAL FIREARMS LICENSE HOLDER or a CURIO AND RELICS HOLDER. Nevada Gun Auctions will facilitate transfers of modern firearms manufactured from 1899 to the present to buyers holding a valid Federal Firearms License (FFL) or a Collector of Curios & Relics License (C&R). All transfers to non-license holders will be conducted exclusively through Guns N Ammo, 1321 Hwy 395 #A, Gardnerville, NV 89410. Registration and transfer costs are as follows: * 1 firearm: $75 * 2–4 firearms: $50 each * 5–9 firearms: $25 each * 10 or more firearms: $15 each Shipping costs within the continental United States generally range: * Handguns: $35–40 each * Long guns: $75–100 each All private-party purchases of modern firearms will be delivered to Guns N Ammo as soon as possible following Nevada Gun Auctions’ receipt of payment in full.

Provenance: The Collection of Marshall Caskey Esq. Condition: About Fine. Fine, bright bore. Metal with most of the finish intact with some thinning and fading. Markings clear and crisp. Mechanically functional action. Wood with scattered bumps, dings and mars. Scope with clear optics.

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Lot Number 208

Martially Marked Remington Model 10-A 12 Gauge Pump Shotgun {C&R} Estimate: $1,000 – $2,500 12 Gauge choked Cylinder. 20” barrel. SN: 120801. Blued finish, smooth pistol gripped stock with checkered hard rubber Remington logo buttplate and grooved forend. Pump action bottom ejection shotgun with steel bead front sight. Left of frame marked with {Flaming Bomb} and US stamps, in the correct range for WWI martial 10-A shotguns. Receiver and barrel numbers match. Not equipped with a heat shield, bayonet lug or sling swivels. This firearm is modern and must be picked up or shipped to a FEDERAL FIREARMS LICENSE HOLDER or a CURIO AND RELICS HOLDER. Nevada Gun Auctions will facilitate transfers of modern firearms manufactured from 1899 to the present to buyers holding a valid Federal Firearms License (FFL) or a Collector of Curios & Relics License (C&R). All transfers to non-license holders will be conducted exclusively through Guns N Ammo, 1321 Hwy 395 #A, Gardnerville, NV 89410. Registration and transfer costs are as follows: * 1 firearm: $75 * 2–4 firearms: $50 each * 5–9 firearms: $25 each * 10 or more firearms: $15 each Shipping costs within the continental United States generally range: * Handguns: $35–40 each * Long guns: $75–100 each All private-party purchases of modern firearms will be delivered to Guns N Ammo as soon as possible following Nevada Gun Auctions’ receipt of payment in full.

Provenance: The Collection of Marshall Caskey Esq. Condition: Good to Very. Very good bore is mostly bright. Metal with some of the finish intact with moderate thinning, fading and loss. Markings clear. Mechanically functional action. Wood with scattered bumps, dings and mars and some added finish.

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Lot Number 209

Pre-64 Winchester Model 70 .338 Win Mag Bolt Action Rifle {C&R} Estimate: $500 – $1,000 .338 Winchester Magnum. 26” barrel. SN: 477134 (mfg. ca. 1960). Blued finish, checkered semi-Monte Carlo stock without cheek rest.

Bolt action fixed magazine rifle with leaf rear sight, hooded ramped front sight and sling swivels. Mounted with a Bausch & Lomb Balvar scope that need to be remounted on the gun correctly. This firearm is modern and must be picked up or shipped to a FEDERAL FIREARMS LICENSE HOLDER or a CURIO AND RELICS HOLDER. Nevada Gun Auctions will facilitate transfers of modern firearms manufactured from 1899 to the present to buyers holding a valid Federal Firearms License (FFL) or a Collector of Curios & Relics License (C&R).

All transfers to non-license holders will be conducted exclusively through Guns N Ammo, 1321 Hwy 395 #A, Gardnerville, NV 89410.

Registration and transfer costs are as follows: * 1 firearm: $75 * 2–4 firearms: $50 each * 5–9 firearms: $25 each * 10 or more firearms: $15 each Shipping costs within the continental United States generally range: * Handguns: $35–40 each * Long guns: $75–100 each All private-party purchases of modern firearms will be delivered to Guns N Ammo as soon as possible following Nevada Gun Auctions’ receipt of payment in full.

Provenance: The Collection of Marshall Caskey Esq.

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Lot Number 210

Pre-64 Winchester Model 70 BoltAction Rifle in .257 Roberts {C&R} Estimate: $500 – $1,000 .257 Roberts. 24” barrel. SN: 289085 (mfg. ca. 1954). Blued finish, checkered semi-Monte Carlo stock without cheek rest. Bolt action fixed magazine rifle with leaf rear sight, hooded ramped front sight and sling swivels. Mounted with a Bausch & Lomb Balvar 8A scope. This firearm is modern and must be picked up or shipped to a FEDERAL FIREARMS LICENSE HOLDER or a CURIO AND RELICS HOLDER. Nevada Gun Auctions will facilitate transfers of modern firearms manufactured from 1899 to the present to buyers holding a valid Federal Firearms License (FFL) or a Collector of Curios & Relics License (C&R). All transfers to non-license holders will be conducted exclusively through Guns N Ammo, 1321 Hwy 395 #A, Gardnerville, NV 89410. Registration and transfer costs are as follows: * 1 firearm: $75 * 2–4 firearms: $50 each * 5–9 firearms: $25 each * 10 or more firearms: $15 each Shipping costs within the continental United States generally range: * Handguns: $35–40 each * Long guns: $75–100 each All private-party purchases of modern firearms will be delivered to Guns N Ammo as soon as possible following Nevada Gun Auctions’ receipt of payment in full.

Provenance: The Collection of Marshall Caskey Esq. Condition: Fine. Fine bright bore. Metal with most of the finish intact with some minor thinning and fading. Markings clear. Mechanically functional action.

Wood with some lightly scattered bumps and dings.

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Lot Number 211

Winchester Model 1894 Lever-Action Rifle in 25-35 WCF {C&R} Estimate: $500 – $1,000 .25-35 WCF. 26” octagonal barrel. SN: 257009 (mfg. ca.1902). Originally blued, iron furniture, smooth walnut stock and forend. Lever action tubular magazine fed rifle with a semi-buckhorn rear sight and a dovetailed Marbles front sight. Standard Winchester markings.

A thong has been added to the toe of the butt through a hole driled there to serve as an ersatz saddle ring or sling point. This firearm is modern and must be picked up or shipped to a FEDERAL FIREARMS LICENSE HOLDER or a CURIO AND RELICS HOLDER. Nevada Gun Auctions will facilitate transfers of modern firearms manufactured from 1899 to the present to buyers holding a valid Federal Firearms License (FFL) or a Collector of Curios & Relics License (C&R). All transfers to non-license holders will be conducted exclusively through Guns N Ammo, 1321 Hwy 395 #A, Gardnerville, NV 89410. Registration and transfer costs are as follows: * 1 firearm: $75 * 2–4 firearms: $50 each * 5–9 firearms: $25 each * 10 or more firearms: $15 each Shipping costs within the continental United States generally range: * Handguns: $35–40 each * Long guns: $75–100 each All private-party purchases of modern firearms will be delivered to Guns N Ammo as soon as possible following Nevada Gun Auctions’ receipt of payment in full.

Condition: Fair to Good. Bore fair, dark and dirty with visible rifling. Metal with no finish remaining, showing scattered surface oxidation and discoloration over a dull gray patina. Metal with some surface roughness and lightly scattered pitting. Markings remain legbile. Action mechanically functional, but the lever is a little stiff and gritty. Wood well worn and lighlty sanded with numerous “kill” notches carved behind the lower tang and showing scattered bumps, dings and mars throughout.

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Lot Number 212

Winchester Model 12 Take Down Pump Action 20 Gauge Shotgun {C&R} Estimate: $500 – $1,000 20 Gauge choked Full. 28” barrel. SN: 1062439 (mfg. ca. 1947). Blued finish, smooth walnut pistol gripped stock with checkered Winchester hard rubber buttplate and grooved “corn cob” forend. Slide action tubular magazine take down shotgun wtih matted groove in top of receiver, bead front sight cross bolt safety and 2.75” chamber. Standard Winchester markings. This firearm is modern and must be picked up or shipped to a FEDERAL FIREARMS LICENSE HOLDER or a CURIO AND RELICS HOLDER. Nevada Gun Auctions will facilitate transfers of modern firearms manufactured from 1899 to the present to buyers holding a valid Federal Firearms License (FFL) or a Collector of Curios & Relics License (C&R). All transfers to non-license holders will be conducted exclusively through Guns N Ammo, 1321 Hwy 395 #A, Gardnerville, NV 89410. Registration and transfer costs are as follows: * 1 firearm: $75 * 2–4 firearms: $50 each * 5–9 firearms: $25 each * 10 or more firearms: $15 each Shipping costs within the continental United States generally range: * Handguns: $35–40 each * Long guns: $75–100 each All private-party purchases of modern firearms will be delivered to Guns N Ammo as soon as possible following Nevada Gun Auctions’ receipt of payment in full.

Condition: Very Good. Mostly bright bore with some fouling resiue. Metal with some blue remaining, showing moderate thinning and loss on the barrel, receiver with more intact finish. Markings clear. Mechanically functional action when cycled by hand. Wood with light to moderate wear and showing scattered bumps, dings and mars.

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Lot Number 213

Victor Sarasqueta Model 214DE 20 Gauge Box Lock Side-by-Side Two Barrel Set Shotgun with Leather Case {C&R} Estimate: $500 – $1,000 20 Gauge chocked Modifed/Modified and Cylinder/Modified. Both barrels 27.5”. SN: 38508. Blued and color casehardened finish with lightly engraved receiver, checkered straight grip walnut stock and checkered splinter forend. Side by side ejector box lock shotgun with extra barrel set numbered to the gun, double triggers, sliding tang safety and bead front sight. Both ribs marked “FCA DE VICTOR SARASQUETA EIBAR 1921” and with the “SARASQUETA” trademark at the breech. Lower tang marked “Mo214DE”. Includes a leather carry case. This firearm is modern and must be picked up or shipped to a FEDERAL FIREARMS LICENSE HOLDER or a CURIO AND RELICS HOLDER. Nevada Gun Auctions will facilitate transfers of modern firearms manufactured from 1899 to the present to buyers holding a valid Federal Firearms License (FFL) or a Collector of Curios & Relics License (C&R). All transfers to non-license holders will be conducted exclusively through Guns N Ammo, 1321 Hwy 395 #A, Gardnerville, NV 89410. Registration and transfer costs are as follows: * 1 firearm: $75 * 2–4 firearms: $50 each * 5–9 firearms: $25 each * 10 or more firearms: $15 each Shipping costs within the continental United States generally range: * Handguns: $35–40 each * Long guns: $75–100 each All private-party purchases of modern firearms will be delivered to Guns N Ammo as soon as possible following Nevada Gun Auctions’ receipt of payment in full. This firearm can be sold to California residents who do not hold a C&R license, provided the transfer is conducted through a dealer who understands C&R long gun processing. Pickup & Shipping: Free pickup in Gardnerville, NV. FedEx Ground/Home Delivery within the continental U.S.: $75 + 1.5% insurance (unless waived in writing). Combined shipping available.

Condition: Good to Very Good. Bores very good and mostly bright with some residue. Primary barrel with moderate wear and finsih loss, with a streaky appearance reatining some blue and showing moderate loss. Second barrel with more intact finish. Receiver with some nicely fading mottled case colors and some minor surface oxidation. Markings clear. Action needs attention, second trigger gummed up and not always functional, tang safety frozen. Wood with some scattered wear and showing some dings and mars.

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Lot Number 214

Victor Sarasqueta 12-Gauge Side-by-Side 7-Pin Sidelock Model 207 Engraved Shotgun {C&R} Estimate: $500 – $1,000 12 Gauge choked Cylinder and Full. 27.75” barrles. SN: 38232. Blued and color casehardened finish, checkered straight gripped walnut stock with checkered wood butt without buttplate and a checkered splinter forend. Side by side 7-pin sidelock ejector shotgun with tight banknote scroll engraved receiver, matted rib, sliding sfety on upper tang and bead front sight. 2.75” chambers, 14.25” length of pull, 1.75” drop at comb and 2.25” drop at heel. Barrel rib marked in a three line cartouche “VICTOR/SARASQUET/EIBAR” at the chambers.

Lower tang is marked “Mo 207”. A finely engraved and very attractive Spanish shotgun of the highest quality. Nevada Gun Auctions will facilitate transfers of modern firearms manufactured from 1899 to the present to buyers holding a valid Federal Firearms License (FFL) or a Collector of Curios & Relics License (C&R). All transfers to non-license holders will be conducted exclusively through Guns N Ammo, 1321 Hwy 395 #A, Gardnerville, NV 89410. Registration and transfer costs are as follows: * 1 firearm: $75 * 2–4 firearms: $50 each * 5–9 firearms: $25 each * 10 or more firearms: $15 each Shipping costs within the continental United States generally range: * Handguns: $35–40 each * Long guns: $75–100 each All private-party purchases of modern firearms will be delivered to Guns N Ammo as soon as possible following Nevada Gun Auctions’ receipt of payment in full. TThis firearm can be sold to California residents who do not hold a C&R license, provided the transfer is conducted through a dealer who understands C&R long gun processing. Pickup & Shipping: Free pickup in Gardnerville, NV. FedEx Ground/Home Delivery within the continental U.S.: $75 + 1.5% insurance (unless waived in writing).

Combined shipping available.

Condition: Very Good. Bores mostly bright with some minor residue. Barrels with some strong thinning and flaking blue, and showing some poorly applied touch up blue. Receiver with with much of the mottled case colors which are fading and dulling. Markings and engraving remain clear and crisp. Mechanically functional action. Wood with some wear and old added finish with crisp checkering and scattered bumps, dings and mars.

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Lot Number 215

F. Jäger & Co. Hammerless 16 Gauge Double Barrel Shotgun {C&R} Estimate: $500 – $1,000 16 Gauge choked Modified/Modified. 27.75” barrels. SN: 8465. Blued and color casehardend finish, checkered pistol gripped European hardwood stock with raised cheek rest and checkered splinter forend. 2.5” chambers, 13.5” length of pull, 1.5” drop at comb, 2.5” drop at heel. Finely made German hammerless side-by-side shotgun with barrels marked “F. Jäger & Co., Suhl i/Th,” indicating manufacture in the renowned Suhl gunmaking center. The action is further marked “Simson Jägerverschluss,” denoting the use of a Simson-type locking system associated with quality Suhl production. Additional marking “Feinster Schutzmarke” indicates a quality designation. The shotgun features engraved lockplates with game scene panels depicting birds in naturalistic settings, surrounded by scrollwork. Double triggers, top lever break action, and finely checkered walnut stock with cheekpiece. Barrels retain a deep, even blue finish and are fitted with a raised rib. The overall configuration reflects late 19th to early 20th century Suhl gunmaking, where specialized components were produced by noted makers and assembled into complete sporting arms. This firearm is modern and must be picked up or shipped to a FEDERAL FIREARMS LICENSE HOLDER This firearm is modern and must be picked up or shipped to a FEDERAL FIREARMS LICENSE HOLDER or a CURIO AND RELICS HOLDER. Nevada Gun Auctions will facilitate transfers of modern firearms manufactured from 1899 to the present to buyers holding a valid Federal Firearms License (FFL) or a Collector of Curios & Relics License (C&R). All transfers to non-license holders will be conducted exclusively through Guns N Ammo, 1321 Hwy 395 #A, Gardnerville, NV 89410. Registration and transfer costs are as follows: * 1 firearm: $75 * 2–4 firearms: $50 each * 5–9 firearms: $25 each * 10 or more firearms: $15 each Shipping costs within the continental United States generally range: * Handguns: $35–40 each * Long guns: $75–100 each All private-party purchases of modern firearms will be delivered to Guns N Ammo as soon as possible following Nevada Gun Auctions’ receipt of payment in full.

Condition: Very Good. Fine bright bores. Retains some nice thinning original blue to the barrels with light handling wear. Action and lockplates with crisp, well-defined engraving. Wood stocks in very good condition with minor scattered handling marks and light impressions. Checkering remains sharp. Mechanically functional when operated by hand.

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Lot Number 216

Winchester Model 63 Semi-Automatic Rifle {C&R} Estimate: $500 – $1,000 .22 LR. 24” barrel. SN: 88300 (mfg.ca. 1949). Blued finish, smooth pistol gripped walnut stock wtih checkered buttplate. Semi-automatic rifle fed by a tubular magazine in the butt. Features elevation adjustable leaf rear sight and dovetailed blade front sight. Standard Wincehster barrel markings. The model marking line was double rolled, resulting in the markings have a “shadowed” or “double line” appearance. A really lovely example of a Wichester .22 rifle in very fine condition. This firearm is modern and must be picked up or shipped to a FEDERAL FIREARMS LICENSE HOLDER This firearm is modern and must be picked up or shipped to a FEDERAL FIREARMS LICENSE HOLDER or a CURIO AND RELICS HOLDER. Nevada Gun Auctions will facilitate transfers of modern firearms manufactured from 1899 to the present to buyers holding a valid Federal Firearms License (FFL) or a Collector of Curios & Relics License (C&R). All transfers to non-license holders will be conducted exclusively through Guns N Ammo, 1321 Hwy 395 #A, Gardnerville, NV 89410. Registration and transfer costs are as follows: * 1 firearm: $75 * 2–4 firearms: $50 each * 5–9 firearms: $25 each * 10 or more firearms: $15 each Shipping costs within the continental United States generally range: * Handguns: $35–40 each * Long guns: $75–100 each All private-party purchases of modern firearms will be delivered to Guns N Ammo as soon as possible following Nevada Gun Auctions’ receipt of payment in full. This firearm is modern and must be shipped to a FEDERAL FIREARMS LICENCE HOLDER or a CURIO AND RELICS FFL HOLDER. California residents: This rifle qualifies as a Curio & Relic and may be transferred in California under the C&R roster exemption. California buyers must complete the transfer through a dealer familiar with C&R long gun processing. Note: This firearm can be sold to California residents who do not hold a C&R license, provided the transfer is conducted through a dealer who understands C&R long gun processing. Pickup & Shipping: Free pickup in Gardnerville, NV. FedEx Ground/Home Delivery within the continental U.S.: $75 + 1.5% insurance (unless waived in writing). Combined shipping available.

Condition: Very Fine. Bore fine and mostly bright. Metal with most of the orginal blue intact on the recevier, with some fading and high edge wear, as well as a couple of small spots of surface oxidation. Barrel blue shows more thinning and is starting to turn plum. Markings crisp and clear, model marking double rolled, as noted. Mechanically functional action when cycled by hand. Stock fine with good edges and some lightly scattered minor marks and mars.

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Lot Number 217

Colt Single “Frontier Six Shooter” Action Army Revolver {C&R} Estimate: $1,000 – $2,500 .44-40. 4.75” barrel. SN: 268524 (mfg. ca. 1905). Blued and color casehardened finish, checkered hard rubber Rampant Colt grips. Barrel with two-line roll mark reading: “COLT’S PT. F.A. MFG. CO./HARTFORD, CT. U.S.A.”. Left side of barrel roll marked “COLT FRONTIER SIX SHOOTER”. Lower left of frame with three-date in three-line patent markings and Rampant Colt logo. Matching serial numbers on butt, triggerguard and frame, cylinder unnumbered as is correct, revolver was not disassembled for further inspection. Loading gate with assembly number 5945. Smokeless powder frame, kidney shaped ejector rod head. A solid example of an early 20th century Single Action Army in a desirable caliber. This firearm is modern and must be picked up or shipped to a FEDERAL FIREARMS LICENSE HOLDER or a CURIO AND RELICS HOLDER. Nevada Gun Auctions will facilitate transfers of modern firearms manufactured from 1899 to the present to buyers holding a valid Federal Firearms License (FFL) or a Collector of Curios & Relics License (C&R). All transfers to non-license holders will be conducted exclusively through Guns N Ammo, 1321 Hwy 395 #A, Gardnerville, NV 89410. Registration and transfer costs are as follows: * 1 firearm: $75 * 2–4 firearms: $50 each * 5–9 firearms: $25 each * 10 or more firearms: $15 each Shipping costs within the continental United States generally range: * Handguns: $35–40 each * Long guns: $75–100 each All private-party purchases of modern firearms will be delivered to Guns N Ammo as soon as possible following Nevada Gun Auctions’ receipt of payment in full.

Provenance: The estate of John C. Gibson, Delano, CA. Condition: Very Good. Barrel with some traces of original blue, mostly in protected areas, with the balance a mottled gray patina with some surface oxidation and freckles of surface roughness. Cylinder with traces of blue in the flutes. Frame with a moderately oxidized mottled gray patina. Clear markings throughout.

Hammer with some traces of case color. Mechanically functional action. Bore good to very good, moderately frosted with some evenly scattered pinpricking and strong rifling. Grips very good and fairly crisp, with some minor wear to the checkering.

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Lot Number 218

Colt Single “Frontier Six Shooter” Action Army Revolver {C&R} Estimate: $1,000 – $2,500 .44-40. 4.75” barrel. SN: 261508 (mfg. ca. 1905). Blued and color casehardened finish, checkered hard rubber Rampant Colt grips. Barrel with two-line roll mark reading: “COLT’S PT. F.A. MFG. CO./HARTFORD, CT. U.S.A.”. Left side of barrel roll marked “COLT FRONTIER SIX SHOOTER”. Lower left of frame with three-date in three-line patent markings and Rampant Colt logo. Matching serial numbers on butt, triggerguard and frame, cylinder unnumbered as is correct, revolver was not disassembled for further inspection. Loading gate with assembly number 1668. Smokeless powder frame, kidney shaped ejector rod head. A solid example of an early 20th century Single Action Army in a desirable caliber. This firearm is modern and must be picked up or shipped to a FEDERAL FIREARMS LICENSE HOLDER or a CURIO AND RELICS HOLDER. Nevada Gun Auctions will facilitate transfers of modern firearms manufactured from 1899 to the present to buyers holding a valid Federal Firearms License (FFL) or a Collector of Curios & Relics License (C&R). All transfers to non-license holders will be conducted exclusively through Guns N Ammo, 1321 Hwy 395 #A, Gardnerville, NV 89410. Registration and transfer costs are as follows: * 1 firearm: $75 * 2–4 firearms: $50 each * 5–9 firearms: $25 each * 10 or more firearms: $15 each Shipping costs within the continental United States generally range: * Handguns: $35–40 each * Long guns: $75–100 each All private-party purchases of modern firearms will be delivered to Guns N Ammo as soon as possible following Nevada Gun Auctions’ receipt of payment in full.

Provenance: The estate of John C. Gibson, Delano, CA. Condition: Very Good. Barrel with some nice thinning original blue, with the balance a mottled gray patina with some surface oxidation and freckles of surface roughness. Frame with a moderately oxidized mottled gray patina. Clear markings throughout. Hammer with some nice traces of case color. Mechanically functional action. Bore good to very good, moderately frosted with some evenly scattered minor pitting and strong rifling. Grips very good and crisp, with some wear, slightly proud of the backstrap and scratch numbered on their interiors to a different gun.

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Lot Number 219

Colt Bisley Model Revolver in .38-40 with Factory Letter {C&R} Estimate: $1,000 – $2,500 .38-40. 5.5” barrel. SN: 291310 (mfg. ca. 1907). Blued and color casehardened finish, checkered hard rubber Rampant Colt logo grips.

Single action solid frame revolver with loading gate, six-chambered fluted cylinder, top strap groove rear sight and blade front sight.

Standard Colt markings, visible serial numbers match. Revolver is accompanied by a Colt Factory Letter confirming the configuration and that the revolver was part of a shipment of 5 similar guns to Wyeth Hardward & Mfg Co of St. Joseph, MO on March 18,1907. Family lore says this gun belonged to a Texas Ranger. Included are an old set of handcuffs and shackle chain and an old tooled belt. This firearm is modern and must be picked up or shipped to a FEDERAL FIREARMS LICENSE HOLDER or a CURIO AND RELICS HOLDER. Nevada Gun Auctions will facilitate transfers of modern firearms manufactured from 1899 to the present to buyers holding a valid Federal Firearms License (FFL) or a Collector of Curios & Relics License (C&R). All transfers to non-license holders will be conducted exclusively through Guns N Ammo, 1321 Hwy 395 #A, Gardnerville, NV 89410. Registration and transfer costs are as follows: * 1 firearm: $75 * 2–4 firearms: $50 each * 5–9 firearms: $25 each * 10 or more firearms: $15 each Shipping costs within the continental United States generally range: * Handguns: $35–40 each * Long guns: $75–100 each All private-party purchases of modern firearms will be delivered to Guns N Ammo as soon as possible following Nevada Gun Auctions’ receipt of payment in full.

Condition: Very Good. Bore good, moderately oxidized with good rifling. Metal with some traces of finish, more on the cylinder than anywhere else and showing moderate oxidation and wear. Markings remain legible. Mechanically functional action. Grips with some light wear and minor marks. Handcuffs, chain and belt are all well worn.

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Lot Number 220

Colt U.S. Army Model 1909 Double-Action Revolver, .45 Colt {C&R} Estimate: $500 – $1,000 .45 Colt. 5.5” barrel. SN: 42260. Blued finish, fire blued trigger and hammer with flats polished bright, smooth walnut grips. Double action revolver with six-chambered fluted swing out cylinder, frame notch rear sight, shark fin front sight blade and lanyard ring in butt. Standard markings, RAC inspections on bottoms of grips and left rear of frame. No cartouches on grips. This firearm is modern and must be picked up or shipped to a FEDERAL FIREARMS LICENSE HOLDER or a CURIO AND RELICS HOLDER. Nevada Gun Auctions will facilitate transfers of modern firearms manufactured from 1899 to the present to buyers holding a valid Federal Firearms License (FFL) or a Collector of Curios & Relics License (C&R). All transfers to non-license holders will be conducted exclusively through Guns N Ammo, 1321 Hwy 395 #A, Gardnerville, NV 89410. Registration and transfer costs are as follows: * 1 firearm: $75 * 2–4 firearms: $50 each * 5–9 firearms: $25 each * 10 or more firearms: $15 each Shipping costs within the continental United States generally range: * Handguns: $35–40 each * Long guns: $75–100 each All private-party purchases of modern firearms will be delivered to Guns N Ammo as soon as possible following Nevada Gun Auctions’ receipt of payment in full.

Provenance: The Collection of Marshall Caskey Esq. Condition: Very Good. Bore mostly bright with strong rifling and some frosting. Metal with much of the thinning blue intact, showing moderate loss due to high edge wear, a turn ring and some small freckles of oxidation. Markings clear. Mechanically functional action. Grips lightly sanded with scattered bumps, dings and mars.

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Lot Number 221

Commerical Mauser C96 Broomhandle Pistol with Stock Holster {C&R} Estimate: $500 – $1,000 9mm. 5.5” barrel. SN: 68756. Blued finish, 33 groove wood grips. Single action fixed magazine stripper clip fed pistol with tangent rear sight, Barleycorn front sight, thumb safety and lanyard ring in butt. All visible numbers and grips match. Includes an unnumbered Mauser banner stock holster that does not lock in place in the frame slot and which the pistol does not quite fully seat in. Appears to be a post-WWI rework of a circa 1905 7.63mm pistol to 9mm. This firearm is modern and must be picked up or shipped to a FEDERAL FIREARMS LICENSE HOLDER or a CURIO AND RELICS HOLDER. Nevada Gun Auctions will facilitate transfers of modern firearms manufactured from 1899 to the present to buyers holding a valid Federal Firearms License (FFL) or a Collector of Curios & Relics License (C&R).

All transfers to non-license holders will be conducted exclusively through Guns N Ammo, 1321 Hwy 395 #A, Gardnerville, NV 89410.

Registration and transfer costs are as follows: * 1 firearm: $75 * 2–4 firearms: $50 each * 5–9 firearms: $25 each * 10 or more firearms: $15 each Shipping costs within the continental United States generally range: * Handguns: $35–40 each * Long guns: $75–100 each All private-party purchases of modern firearms will be delivered to Guns N Ammo as soon as possible following Nevada Gun Auctions’ receipt of payment in full.

Provenance: The estate of John C. Gibson, Delano, CA. Condition: Fair to Good. Good bore is partly bright with tool marks visible and decent rifling. Metal with traces of blue and mostly a dull brownish plum patina.

Markings clear and crisp. Mechanically functional when cycled by hand. Grips with moderate wear and numerous dings and mars. Stock holster lightly sanded.

As noted stock does not lock into place on the pistol and the pistol does not fully seat in the holster.

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Lot Number 222

Mauser C96 “Red 9” Broomhandle Semi-Automatic Pistol with Holster Stock {C&R} Estimate: $2,500 – $5,000 9mm. 5.5” octagon to round barrel. SN: 34105. Military blued finish, fire blued small parts, bright bolt and hammer, 33-groove “Red 9” hardwood grips. Fixed magazine pistol with 500-yard tangent rear sight, Barleycorn front sight and lanyard ring in butt. Standard Mauser markings, {Crown}/U proof and {Crown}/D inspection. All visible numbers match, including the grips and magazine floor plate.

Includes a military holster stock with leather carrier and cleaning rod. Stock is not numbered but has a weak inspection mark. Carrier is maker marked and dated 1916. This firearm is modern and must be picked up or shipped to a FEDERAL FIREARMS LICENSE HOLDER or a CURIO AND RELICS HOLDER. Nevada Gun Auctions will facilitate transfers of modern firearms manufactured from 1899 to the present to buyers holding a valid Federal Firearms License (FFL) or a Collector of Curios & Relics License (C&R). All transfers to non-license holders will be conducted exclusively through Guns N Ammo, 1321 Hwy 395 #A, Gardnerville, NV 89410. Registration and transfer costs are as follows: * 1 firearm: $75 * 2–4 firearms: $50 each * 5–9 firearms: $25 each * 10 or more firearms: $15 each Shipping costs within the continental United States generally range: * Handguns: $35–40 each * Long guns: $75–100 each All private-party purchases of modern firearms will be delivered to Guns N Ammo as soon as possible following Nevada Gun Auctions’ receipt of payment in full.

Provenance: The Collection of Marshall Caskey Esq. Condition: Very Good. Bore mostly bright with some moderate frosting and strong rifling. Metal with much of the thinning military blue intact, with the small parts retaining much of their fading bright fire blue. Markings crips and clear. Mechanically functional action when cycled by hand. Grips with moderate wear and numerous bumps, dings and mars. Stock and carrier about very good.

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Lot Number 223

Colt Model 1911 U.S. Army Semi-Automatic Pistol, .45 ACP {C&R} Estimate: $1,000 – $2,500 .45 AP. 5” barrel. SN: 20153 (mfg. ca. 1913). Blued finish, double diamond checkered walnut grips. Single action pistol with dovetailed notch rear sight, small rounded blade front sight, wide short spur checkered hammer, smooth long trigger, smooth flat mainspring housing and lanyard ring in butt. Standard markings and circled WGP inspection above magazine release. Barrel with no visible inspection marks and a small 5 underneath, forward of the lug. Small M inspection on rear face of slide. Upper interior face of frame with H and Q inspections. Includes a single two tone lanyard ring magazine with no finish and a 1917 pistol lanyard. This firearm is modern and must be picked up or shipped to a FEDERAL FIREARMS LICENSE HOLDER or a CURIO AND RELICS HOLDER. Nevada Gun Auctions will facilitate transfers of modern firearms manufactured from 1899 to the present to buyers holding a valid Federal Firearms License (FFL) or a Collector of Curios & Relics License (C&R). All transfers to non-license holders will be conducted exclusively through Guns N Ammo, 1321 Hwy 395 #A, Gardnerville, NV 89410. Registration and transfer costs are as follows: * 1 firearm: $75 * 2–4 firearms: $50 each * 5–9 firearms: $25 each * 10 or more firearms: $15 each Shipping costs within the continental United States generally range: * Handguns: $35–40 each * Long guns: $75–100 each All private-party purchases of modern firearms will be delivered to Guns N Ammo as soon as possible following Nevada Gun Auctions’ receipt of payment in full.

Provenance: The Collection of Marshall Caskey Esq. Condition: Good. Bore good, moderately oxidized with good rifling. Metal with some of the blued finish intact, with mottling, flaking and thinning. Markings crips and clear. Mechanically functional when cycled by hand. Grips well worn with rounded edges and soft checking and dings and dents. Magazine well worn.

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Lot Number 224

Springfield Armory Model 1911 U.S. Army Semi-Automatic Pistol, .45 ACP {C&R} Estimate: $500 – $1,000 .45 ACP. 5” barrel. SN: 72597 (mfg. ca. 1914-15). Blued finish, checkered double diamond walnut grips. Single action pistol with dovetailed notch rear sight, small rounded front sight blade, wide hammer spur, long trigger, flat mainspring housing and lanyard loop in butt. Standard Springfield markings, with {Flaming Ordnance Bomb} inspection above the magazine release and at left rear of slide. Left of barrel lug marked P and 8 . Includes a single two-tone lanyard loop magazine with folded bottom. This firearm is modern and must be picked up or shipped to a FEDERAL FIREARMS LICENSE HOLDER or a CURIO AND RELICS HOLDER. Nevada Gun Auctions will facilitate transfers of modern firearms manufactured from 1899 to the present to buyers holding a valid Federal Firearms License (FFL) or a Collector of Curios & Relics License (C&R). All transfers to non-license holders will be conducted exclusively through Guns N Ammo, 1321 Hwy 395 #A, Gardnerville, NV 89410. Registration and transfer costs are as follows: * 1 firearm: $75 * 2–4 firearms: $50 each * 5–9 firearms: $25 each * 10 or more firearms: $15 each Shipping costs within the continental United States generally range: * Handguns: $35–40 each * Long guns: $75–100 each All private-party purchases of modern firearms will be delivered to Guns N Ammo as soon as possible following Nevada Gun Auctions’ receipt of payment in full.

Provenance: The Collection of Marshall Caskey Esq. Condition: Good as refinished. Bore moderately oxidized and heavily greased with strong rifling. Metal with some of an old reblued finish intact, showing moderate wear. Markings remain fully legible. Needs mechanical attention as there is a fit issue with the barrel or slide lock, and slide cannot be easily retracted without jiggling the gun to move some sort of obstruction to the slide movement. Otherwise, action functions correctly. Grips with moderate wear, rounding to edges, ding, mars and marks.

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Lot Number 225

Colt Model 1911 U.S. Army Semi-Automatic Pistol, .45 ACP {C&R} Estimate: $500 – $1,000 .45 ACP. 5” barrel. SN: 502695 (mfg. ca. 1918). Blued finish, checkered double diamond walnut grips. Single action pistol with fixed notch rear sight, small rounded front sight blade, long smooth trigger, wide short spur hammer, flat mainspring housing and lanyard loop in butt. Standard Colt military markings, {Eagle Head}/S6 inspection above magazine release. Includes a single unmarked two-tone magazine. This firearm is modern and must be picked up or shipped to a FEDERAL FIREARMS LICENSE HOLDER or a CURIO AND RELICS HOLDER. Nevada Gun Auctions will facilitate transfers of modern firearms manufactured from 1899 to the present to buyers holding a valid Federal Firearms License (FFL) or a Collector of Curios & Relics License (C&R). All transfers to non-license holders will be conducted exclusively through Guns N Ammo, 1321 Hwy 395 #A, Gardnerville, NV 89410. Registration and transfer costs are as follows: * 1 firearm: $75 * 2–4 firearms: $50 each * 5–9 firearms: $25 each * 10 or more firearms: $15 each Shipping costs within the continental United States generally range: * Handguns: $35–40 each * Long guns: $75–100 each All private-party purchases of modern firearms will be delivered to Guns N Ammo as soon as possible following Nevada Gun Auctions’ receipt of payment in full.

Provenance: The Collection of Marshall Caskey Esq. Condition: Good. Bore good, heavily greased with strong rifling. Metal with traces of blue and a mostly dull brownish gray patina retaining strong markings.

Most small parts with significantly more finish, suggesting a rebuild during the pistol’s service life. Mechanically functional when cycled by hand. Grips with moderate wear, scattered bumps, dings and marks with rounding to some sharp edges and wear to checkering.

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Lot Number 226

Colt Model 1911 British Contract Semi-Automatic Pistol .455 Eley {C&R} Estimate: $1,000 – $2,500 .455 Eley. 5” barrel. SN: W64621 (mfg. ca. 1916). Blued finish, checkered double diamond walnut grips. Single action semiautomatic pistol with fixed notch rear sight, small rounded front sight blade, checkered wide spur hammer, smooth face long trigger, smooth flat mainspring housing, lanyard loop in butt. Standard commercial markings as well as CALIBRE 455 and British proof marks. Includes a single two-tone lanyard magazine. A very nice WWI British contract pistol. Includes a Colt factory letter that confirms the configuration and shipping information. This firearm is modern and must be picked up or shipped to a FEDERAL FIREARMS LICENSE HOLDER or a CURIO AND RELICS HOLDER. Nevada Gun Auctions will facilitate transfers of modern firearms manufactured from 1899 to the present to buyers holding a valid Federal Firearms License (FFL) or a Collector of Curios & Relics License (C&R). All transfers to non-license holders will be conducted exclusively through Guns N Ammo, 1321 Hwy 395 #A, Gardnerville, NV 89410. Registration and transfer costs are as follows: * 1 firearm: $75 * 2–4 firearms: $50 each * 5–9 firearms: $25 each * 10 or more firearms: $15 each Shipping costs within the continental United States generally range: * Handguns: $35–40 each * Long guns: $75–100 each All private-party purchases of modern firearms will be delivered to Guns N Ammo as soon as possible following Nevada Gun Auctions’ receipt of payment in full.

Provenance: The Collection of Marshall Caskey Esq. Condition: Fine. Bore lightly frosted with fine rifling. Metal with much of the blue finish intact, with some flaked and worn loss, some thinning and scattered surface oxidation and discoloration. Markings clear and crisp. Mechanically functional when cycled by hand. Grips with some wear, showing dings and mars.

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Lot Number 227

Colt Model 1911 U.S. Navy Semi-Automatic Pistol, .45 ACP {C&R} Estimate: $5,000 – $10,000 .45 ACP. 5” barrel. SN: 13106 (mfg. ca. 1912). Blued finish, checkered double diamond wood grips. Single action pistol with fixed notch rear sight, small round blade front sight, wide checkered spur hammer, smooth face long trigger, smooth flat mainspring housing and lanyard ring in butt. Left of slide marked MODEL OF 1911. U.S. NAVY , other standard Colt markings and with circled WPG inspection above magazine release. In correct serial number range for US Navy contract guns, with this one in the group of 1,000 that ran from 12,501 to 13,500. No inspection marks on barrel other than a 5 underneath forward of the lug, no visible inspection mark on top or rear of slide. Top inner face of frame marked with a non-serif H and a 4 . A very scarce, first year of production Navy contract pistol, with only 6,000 USN pistols produced that year. Includes a single two tone, lanyard loop magazine in fair condition. This firearm is modern and must be picked up or shipped to a FEDERAL FIREARMS LICENSE HOLDER or a CURIO AND RELICS HOLDER. Nevada Gun Auctions will facilitate transfers of modern firearms manufactured from 1899 to the present to buyers holding a valid Federal Firearms License (FFL) or a Collector of Curios & Relics License (C&R). All transfers to non-license holders will be conducted exclusively through Guns N Ammo, 1321 Hwy 395 #A, Gardnerville, NV 89410. Registration and transfer costs are as follows: * 1 firearm: $75 * 2–4 firearms: $50 each * 5–9 firearms: $25 each * 10 or more firearms: $15 each Shipping costs within the continental United States generally range: * Handguns: $35–40 each * Long guns: $75–100 each All private-party purchases of modern firearms will be delivered to Guns N Ammo as soon as possible following Nevada Gun Auctions’ receipt of payment in full.

Provenance: The Collection of Marshall Caskey Esq. Condition: Good to Very Good. Bore heavily greased with strong rifling. Metal with strong traces of blue, showing flaked and worn loss, some scattered surface oxidation and lightly scattered minor pinpricking. Markings remain clear and crisp. Mechanically functional action when cycled by hand. Grips with moderate wear, dings and mars.

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Lot Number 228

Sacramento Police Officer’s .38 Colt Official Police Revolver in Speed Holster {C&R} Estimate: $500 – $1,000 .38 Special. 6” barrel. SN: 602371 (mfg. ca. 1937). Blued finish, plastic faux stag grips and plastic Mershon grip adapter. Double action revovler with six-chambered swing out fluted cylinder with manual star extractor, frame groove rear sight, and half-moon blade front sight. Standard Colt markings. Left side of frame punch dot marked “J.F. LENNON” with a flourish and a flower and “S.P.O.” indicating Sacramento Police Department. Includes a rare, early security retention holster, the clam shell puch button opening “Speed Holster”.

This firearm is modern and must be picked up or shipped to a FEDERAL FIREARMS LICENSE HOLDER or a CURIO AND RELICS HOLDER. Nevada Gun Auctions will facilitate transfers of modern firearms manufactured from 1899 to the present to buyers holding a valid Federal Firearms License (FFL) or a Collector of Curios & Relics License (C&R). All transfers to non-license holders will be conducted exclusively through Guns N Ammo, 1321 Hwy 395 #A, Gardnerville, NV 89410. Registration and transfer costs are as follows: * 1 firearm: $75 * 2–4 firearms: $50 each * 5–9 firearms: $25 each * 10 or more firearms: $15 each Shipping costs within the continental United States generally range: * Handguns: $35–40 each * Long guns: $75–100 each All private-party purchases of modern firearms will be delivered to Guns N Ammo as soon as possible following Nevada Gun Auctions’ receipt of payment in full.

Provenance: By direct family descent to the present heir.

Condition: Good to Very Good. Fine bore is mostly bright with some frosting and fine rifling. Metal with much of the blue intact, showing moderate wear and loss. Markings remain clear. Mechanically functional action. Grips somewhat ill fitting as is typical of aftermarket plastic grips of the era, grip adapter with moderate chipped loss. Holster with moderate wear but remaining fully functional from a mechanical standpoint.

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Lot Number 229

Sacramento Police “Captain of Detectives, 1938” Presentation .32 Colt Pocket Positive Revolver {C&R} Estimate: $500 – $1,000 .32 Colt. 2.5” barrel. SN: 150503 (mfg. ca. 1932). Blued finish, checkered hard rubber Colt logo grips. Double action revolver with six chambered fluted swing out cylinder, manual star extractor, top strap groove rear sight and half moon blade front sight. Standard Colt markings. Left of frame with folk art style steer’s head engraving over the Rampant Colt logo and right side engraved in a fine hand: “Mont W Lincecum/Capt. of Detectives/Sacramento/April 1st, 1938”. Mont W Lincecum (1901-1982) was born in Texas and served in the Sacramento police department for 30 years, retiring in 1955. He was a Mason and member of the Scottish Rite as well. This firearm is modern and must be picked up or shipped to a FEDERAL FIREARMS LICENSE HOLDER or a CURIO AND RELICS HOLDER. Nevada Gun Auctions will facilitate transfers of modern firearms manufactured from 1899 to the present to buyers holding a valid Federal Firearms License (FFL) or a Collector of Curios & Relics License (C&R). All transfers to non-license holders will be conducted exclusively through Guns N Ammo, 1321 Hwy 395 #A, Gardnerville, NV 89410. Registration and transfer costs are as follows: * 1 firearm: $75 * 2–4 firearms: $50 each * 5–9 firearms: $25 each * 10 or more firearms: $15 each Shipping costs within the continental United States generally range: * Handguns: $35–40 each * Long guns: $75–100 each All private-party purchases of modern firearms will be delivered to Guns N Ammo as soon as possible following Nevada Gun Auctions’ receipt of payment in full.

Provenance: By direct family descent to the present heir.

Condition: Very Good. Bore very good, moderately frosted and with some freckled oxidation. Metal with much of the blue intact, showing moderate wear and loss from carry and use. Markings clear and legible. Mechanically functional action. Grips with some light wear and minor marks.

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Lot Number 230

Nickel Colt Model M 3rd Type Pocket Hammerless .380 Pistol with Mother-of-Pearl Grips in Original Box {C&R} Estimate: $500 – $1,000 .380 ACP. 3.75” barrel. SN: 100082 (mfg. ca. 1930). Nickel finish, smooth mother of pearl grips. Single action semi-automatic pistol with heel clip magazine release, grip safety, thumb safety, fixed notch rear sight and blade front sight. Standard Colt markings. Includes an original factory box with some of the factory paperwork. This firearm is modern and must be picked up or shipped to a FEDERAL FIREARMS LICENSE HOLDER or a CURIO AND RELICS HOLDER. Nevada Gun Auctions will facilitate transfers of modern firearms manufactured from 1899 to the present to buyers holding a valid Federal Firearms License (FFL) or a Collector of Curios & Relics License (C&R).

All transfers to non-license holders will be conducted exclusively through Guns N Ammo, 1321 Hwy 395 #A, Gardnerville, NV 89410.

Registration and transfer costs are as follows: * 1 firearm: $75 * 2–4 firearms: $50 each * 5–9 firearms: $25 each * 10 or more firearms: $15 each Shipping costs within the continental United States generally range: * Handguns: $35–40 each * Long guns: $75–100 each All private-party purchases of modern firearms will be delivered to Guns N Ammo as soon as possible following Nevada Gun Auctions’ receipt of payment in full.

Condition: Very Fine. Bore fine and bright with some minor frosting. Metal with nearly all of the nickel intact and crisp markings. Mechanically functional when cycled by hand. No apparent magazine safety, a feature normally found on the 3rd Type Model M pistols. Grips fine with some very minor surface marks.

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Lot Number 231

Colt Model M Pocket Hammerless .380 Pistol {C&R} Estimate: $500 – $1,000 .380 ACP. 3.75” barrel. SN: 72316 (mfg. ca. 1925). Blued finish, checkered walnut grips with silvered Rampant Colt medallions. Single action semi-automatic pistol with heel magazine release, thumb safety, dovetailed notch rear sight and blade front sight. Standard markings. Includes a single magazine. This firearm is modern and must be picked up or shipped to a FEDERAL FIREARMS LICENSE HOLDER or a CURIO AND RELICS HOLDER. Nevada Gun Auctions will facilitate transfers of modern firearms manufactured from 1899 to the present to buyers holding a valid Federal Firearms License (FFL) or a Collector of Curios & Relics License (C&R). All transfers to non-license holders will be conducted exclusively through Guns N Ammo, 1321 Hwy 395 #A, Gardnerville, NV 89410. Registration and transfer costs are as follows: * 1 firearm: $75 * 2–4 firearms: $50 each * 5–9 firearms: $25 each * 10 or more firearms: $15 each Shipping costs within the continental United States generally range: * Handguns: $35–40 each * Long guns: $75–100 each All private-party purchases of modern firearms will be delivered to Guns N Ammo as soon as possible following Nevada Gun Auctions’ receipt of payment in full.

Condition: Very Good. Bore very good, mostly bright and lightly frosted with strong rifling. Metal with most of the blue intact with moderate thinning and wear, some surface scuffs and scrapes and moderate loss around the muzzle. Markings remain clear and crisp. Mechanically functional when cycled by hand. Slide lock does not reliably retain the slide when retracted. Grips with some light handling marks and minor wear.

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Lot Number 232

Union Switch & Signal Model 1911A1 U.S. Army Semi-Automatic Pistol, .45 ACP {C&R} Estimate: $1,000 – $2,500 .45 ACP. 5” barrel. SN: 1069565. Parkerized finish, blued trigger, checkered no ring Keyes Fibre plastic grips. Single action semi-automatic pistol with dovetailed notch rear sight, small blade front sight, short spur hammer, checkered short trigger, checkered arched mainspring housing and lanyard loop in butt. Union Switch & Signal slide markings, circled RCD inspection below slide stop, P inspection below magazine release and on top of slide, HS and P marked barrel. Serial number places the frame in the range of guns actually produced by Union Switch & Signal, rather than being a US&S replacement slide on another maker’s gun. This firearm is modern and must be picked up or shipped to a FEDERAL FIREARMS LICENSE HOLDER or a CURIO AND RELICS HOLDER. Nevada Gun Auctions will facilitate transfers of modern firearms manufactured from 1899 to the present to buyers holding a valid Federal Firearms License (FFL) or a Collector of Curios & Relics License (C&R). All transfers to non-license holders will be conducted exclusively through Guns N Ammo, 1321 Hwy 395 #A, Gardnerville, NV 89410. Registration and transfer costs are as follows: * 1 firearm: $75 * 2–4 firearms: $50 each * 5–9 firearms: $25 each * 10 or more firearms: $15 each Shipping costs within the continental United States generally range: * Handguns: $35–40 each * Long guns: $75–100 each All private-party purchases of modern firearms will be delivered to Guns N Ammo as soon as possible following Nevada Gun Auctions’ receipt of payment in full.

Provenance: The Collection of Marshall Caskey Esq. Condition: Fine as refurbished. Bore heavily greased with crisp rifling. Metal with most of the refurbished Parkerized finish with some thinning, minor surface scuffs and scratches. Markings clear and legible. Mechanically functional when cycled by hand. Grips fine and crisp.

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Lot Number 233

Colt Government Model Mark IV Series 70 .45 ACP Semi-Automatic Pistol {C&R} Estimate: $1,000 – $2,500 .45 ACP. 5” barrel. SN: 248017C (mfg. ca. 1951). Blued finish, top of slide matted, bright barrel, checkered Rampant Colt logo plastic grips.

Single action semiautomatic pistol with fixed notch rear sight, small blade front sight, long spur hammer, short serrated trigger, arched mainspring housing, and strong side thumb safety. Standard markings. Includes a single seven round Colt magazine. This firearm is modern and must be picked up or shipped to a FEDERAL FIREARMS LICENSE HOLDER or a CURIO AND RELICS HOLDER. Nevada Gun Auctions will facilitate transfers of modern firearms manufactured from 1899 to the present to buyers holding a valid Federal Firearms License (FFL) or a Collector of Curios & Relics License (C&R). All transfers to non-license holders will be conducted exclusively through Guns N Ammo, 1321 Hwy 395 #A, Gardnerville, NV 89410. Registration and transfer costs are as follows: * 1 firearm: $75 * 2–4 firearms: $50 each * 5–9 firearms: $25 each * 10 or more firearms: $15 each Shipping costs within the continental United States generally range: * Handguns: $35–40 each * Long guns: $75–100 each All private-party purchases of modern firearms will be delivered to Guns N Ammo as soon as possible following Nevada Gun Auctions’ receipt of payment in full.

Provenance: The Collection of Marshall Caskey Esq. Condition: Very Fine to Excellent, showing little use. Fine bright bore with strong rifling. Retains the majority of the blued finish with some minor thinning and high edge wear as well as some very minor scuffs and surface scratches, mostly on the top of the slide. Side of hammer with some flecks of minor surface oxidation. Clear, crisp markings. Mechanically functional action when cycled by hand. Grips with some minor light handling marks.

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Lot Number 234

Remington Rand Model 1911A1 U.S. Army Semi-Automatic Pistol, .45 ACP {C&R} Estimate: $1,000 – $2,500 .45 ACP. 5” barrel. SN: 1900721 (mfg. ca. 1944-45). Parkerized finish, checkered Keyes Fibre reinforcement ring grips. Single action pistol with dovetailed notch rear sight, serrated front sight blade, grooved arched mainspring housing, long checkered spur hammer, short checkered trigger, thumb safety, grip safety and lanyard ring in butt. Standard markings, Ordnance Wheel inspection at left rear of frame, FJA inspection below slide stop. Includes a single unmarked Parkerized magazine. This firearm is modern and must be picked up or shipped to a FEDERAL FIREARMS LICENSE HOLDER or a CURIO AND RELICS HOLDER. Nevada Gun Auctions will facilitate transfers of modern firearms manufactured from 1899 to the present to buyers holding a valid Federal Firearms License (FFL) or a Collector of Curios & Relics License (C&R). All transfers to non-license holders will be conducted exclusively through Guns N Ammo, 1321 Hwy 395 #A, Gardnerville, NV 89410. Registration and transfer costs are as follows: * 1 firearm: $75 * 2–4 firearms: $50 each * 5–9 firearms: $25 each * 10 or more firearms: $15 each Shipping costs within the continental United States generally range: * Handguns: $35–40 each * Long guns: $75–100 each All private-party purchases of modern firearms will be delivered to Guns N Ammo as soon as possible following Nevada Gun Auctions’ receipt of payment in full.

Provenance: The Collection of Marshall Caskey Esq. Condition: Fine as refurbished. Bore fine and bright with crisp rifling. Retains most of the applied Parkerized finish with some high edge wear, scuffs, minor scratches, thinning and loss. Markings clear. Mechanically functional action when cycled by hand. Grips fine with some light wear.

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Lot Number 235

Japanese Type 14 Nambu Pistol, Serial No. 31604 {CCR} Estimate: $500 – $1,000 8mm Nambu. 4.6” barrel. 31604. Later war rougher military blued finish, 24 groove wood grips. Single action pistol with large triggerguard, fixed sights, lanyard loop and safety lever. Nagoya Arsenal marked, Showa 19.4 date (April 1944). Includes a single matching aluminum bottom magazine. This firearm is modern and must be picked up or shipped to a FEDERAL FIREARMS LICENSE HOLDER or a CURIO AND RELICS HOLDER. Nevada Gun Auctions will facilitate transfers of modern firearms manufactured from 1899 to the present to buyers holding a valid Federal Firearms License (FFL) or a Collector of Curios & Relics License (C&R). All transfers to non-license holders will be conducted exclusively through Guns N Ammo, 1321 Hwy 395 #A, Gardnerville, NV 89410. Registration and transfer costs are as follows: * 1 firearm: $75 * 2–4 firearms: $50 each * 5–9 firearms: $25 each * 10 or more firearms: $15 each Shipping costs within the continental United States generally range: * Handguns: $35–40 each * Long guns: $75–100 each All private-party purchases of modern firearms will be delivered to Guns N Ammo as soon as possible following Nevada Gun Auctions’ receipt of payment in full.

Provenance: The estate of John C. Gibson, Delano, CA. Condition: Fine. Very Good, moderately frosted bore is mostly bright. Metal with most of the rougher later war blue finish with some machining marks in the metal. Markings clear and crisp. Mechanically functional when cycled by hand. Grips with some scattered minor dings and mars.

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Lot Number 236

Japanese Type “Baby Nambu” Semi-Automatic Pistol {C&R} Estimate: $1,000 – $2,500 7mm Nambu. 3.25” barrel. SN: 5744. Blued finish, strawed small parts, checkered hardwood grips. Semiautomatic pistol with fixed sights, grip safety and lanyard loop on upper rear of frame. A Type “Baby Nambu” small-type pistol, manufactured by Tokyo Gas & Electric (TG&E), falling within the transitional serial number range associated with the Koishikawa Tokyo Arsenal (approx. 1–5881). Tokyo inspectors’ marks present on frame and rear grip strap. Includes an aluminum base magazine which is numbered to the pistol. This example corresponds to the well-documented transitional production period referenced in Still, Honeycutt, and Derby. Included period invoice notes this model as a high-ranking officer’s privately purchased sidearm, reportedly costing several months’ salary at the time.

Matching numbered magazine present. Provenance: Purchased from Randall M. Bessler, Carson City, Nevada, June 24, 1999 (accompanied by original invoice noting “Pistol, Japanese, Baby Nambu, 7mm, SN 5744”). This firearm is modern and must be picked up or shipped to a FEDERAL FIREARMS LICENSE HOLDER or a CURIO AND RELICS HOLDER. Nevada Gun Auctions will facilitate transfers of modern firearms manufactured from 1899 to the present to buyers holding a valid Federal Firearms License (FFL) or a Collector of Curios & Relics License (C&R). All transfers to non-license holders will be conducted exclusively through Guns N Ammo, 1321 Hwy 395 #A, Gardnerville, NV 89410. Registration and transfer costs are as follows: * 1 firearm: $75 * 2–4 firearms: $50 each * 5–9 firearms: $25 each * 10 or more firearms: $15 each Shipping costs within the continental United States generally range: * Handguns: $35–40 each * Long guns: $75–100 each All private-party purchases of modern firearms will be delivered to Guns N Ammo as soon as possible following Nevada Gun Auctions’ receipt of payment in full.

Provenance: The estate of John C. Gibson, Delano, CA. Condition: Very Fine. Fine bright bore with crisp rifling. Retains most of the blued finish, which may be an armory refinish. Metal smooth and well marked.

Strawed small parts faded. Mechanically functional when cycled by hand. Grips fine with some light wear.

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Lot Number 237

Japanese “Papa Nambu” Large Type (Model 1904) Semi-Automatic Pistol {C&R} Estimate: $1,000 – $2,500 8mm Nambu. 4.75” barrel. SN: 8062. Blued finish, strawed small parts, checkered hardwood grips. Semiautomatic pistol with adjustable tangent rear sight, blade front sight, grip safety and lanyard loop on rear of frame. Manufactured by Tokyo Gas & Electric (TG&E) for the Koishikawa Arsenal, this is a Second Variation Papa Nambu, corresponding to the documented mid-production period of TG&E pistols. The right side of the frame shows the full Japanese model designation, with TG&E factory mark on the chamber area and arsenal inspection stamp on the front strap. Bolt with correctly milled top and early-style extractor. Includes a single mismatched aluminum base magazine. This firearm is modern and must be picked up or shipped to a FEDERAL FIREARMS LICENSE HOLDER or a CURIO AND RELICS HOLDER. Nevada Gun Auctions will facilitate transfers of modern firearms manufactured from 1899 to the present to buyers holding a valid Federal Firearms License (FFL) or a Collector of Curios & Relics License (C&R). All transfers to non-license holders will be conducted exclusively through Guns N Ammo, 1321 Hwy 395 #A, Gardnerville, NV 89410. Registration and transfer costs are as follows: * 1 firearm: $75 * 2–4 firearms: $50 each * 5–9 firearms: $25 each * 10 or more firearms: $15 each Shipping costs within the continental United States generally range: * Handguns: $35–40 each * Long guns: $75–100 each All private-party purchases of modern firearms will be delivered to Guns N Ammo as soon as possible following Nevada Gun Auctions’ receipt of payment in full.

Provenance: The estate of John C. Gibson, Delano, CA. Condition: Very Good. Bore very good, mostly bright with strong rifling. Retains some finish with moderate amounts of surface oxidation, freckling and lightly scattered surface roughness. Some light pitting is present as well, mostly on the left side of the slide. Markings mostly clear and legible. Mechanically functional when cycled by hand. Grips with some moderate wear but solid with relatively crisp checkering.

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Lot Number 238

Japanese Type 14 Nambu Pistol {C&R} Estimate: $500 – $1,000 8mm Nambu. 4.6” barrel. SN: 2313. Blued finish, strawed small parts, 26 groove wood grips. Single action pistol with small triggerguard, safety lever, fixed sights and lanyard loop on rear of frame. Nagoya Arsenal marked, dated Showa 3.3 (March 1928). Includes a single aluminum base, mismatched magazine. This firearm is modern and must be picked up or shipped to a FEDERAL FIREARMS LICENSE HOLDER or a CURIO AND RELICS HOLDER. Nevada Gun Auctions will facilitate transfers of modern firearms manufactured from 1899 to the present to buyers holding a valid Federal Firearms License (FFL) or a Collector of Curios & Relics License (C&R). All transfers to non-license holders will be conducted exclusively through Guns N Ammo, 1321 Hwy 395 #A, Gardnerville, NV 89410. Registration and transfer costs are as follows: * 1 firearm: $75 * 2–4 firearms: $50 each * 5–9 firearms: $25 each * 10 or more firearms: $15 each Shipping costs within the continental United States generally range: * Handguns: $35–40 each * Long guns: $75–100 each All private-party purchases of modern firearms will be delivered to Guns N Ammo as soon as possible following Nevada Gun Auctions’ receipt of payment in full.

Provenance: The estate of John C. Gibson, Delano, CA. Condition: Very Good to Low Fine. Bore moderately oxidized and frosted with very good rifling. Metal with much of the thinning and dulling blued finish intact.

Straw colors thinning and weak. Some oxidized freckling is present. Markings clear and crisp. Mechanically functional when cycled by hand. Grips with some lightly scattered dings and mars.

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Lot Number 239

Russian Tokarev TT-33 Pistol dated 1943 {C&R} Estimate: $500 – $1,000 7.62x35 Tokarev. 4.6” barrel. SN: KE3071. Blued finish, grooved CCCP star logo grips. Single action pistol with fixed sights and lanyard ring in grip. 1943 dated and Izhevsk Arsenal marked. No import marks. Includes a single magazine with a lanyard loop in the bottom.

This firearm is modern and must be picked up or shipped to a FEDERAL FIREARMS LICENSE HOLDER or a CURIO AND RELICS HOLDER. Nevada Gun Auctions will facilitate transfers of modern firearms manufactured from 1899 to the present to buyers holding a valid Federal Firearms License (FFL) or a Collector of Curios & Relics License (C&R). All transfers to non-license holders will be conducted exclusively through Guns N Ammo, 1321 Hwy 395 #A, Gardnerville, NV 89410. Registration and transfer costs are as follows: * 1 firearm: $75 * 2–4 firearms: $50 each * 5–9 firearms: $25 each * 10 or more firearms: $15 each Shipping costs within the continental United States generally range: * Handguns: $35–40 each * Long guns: $75–100 each All private-party purchases of modern firearms will be delivered to Guns N Ammo as soon as possible following Nevada Gun Auctions’ receipt of payment in full.

Provenance: The estate of John C. Gibson, Delano, CA. Condition: Fair to Good. Bore about good, moderately oxidized and frosted with decent rifling. Metal with some strong traces of the poor quality war time blue finish and metal showing tool marks and rough finishing as well. Markings crude but legible. Mechanically functional when cycled by hand. Grips with marks and mars.

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Lot Number 240

WWII German Marked Astra Model 300 9mm Kurz Semi-Automatic Pistol {C&R} Estimate: $500 – $1,000 9mm Kurz (.380 ACP). 3.75” barrel. SN: 559889. Blued finish, cheered hardwood grips. Single action blow back pistol with manual safety, fixed notch rear sight, blade front sight and lanyard ring in butt. Standard Spanish and Astra markings and WWII German E/WaA251 inspection on left rear of frame. Visible numbers match. Includes a single magazine. This firearm is modern and must be picked up or shipped to a FEDERAL FIREARMS LICENSE HOLDER or a CURIO AND RELICS HOLDER. Nevada Gun Auctions will facilitate transfers of modern firearms manufactured from 1899 to the present to buyers holding a valid Federal Firearms License (FFL) or a Collector of Curios & Relics License (C&R). All transfers to non-license holders will be conducted exclusively through Guns N Ammo, 1321 Hwy 395 #A, Gardnerville, NV 89410. Registration and transfer costs are as follows: * 1 firearm: $75 * 2–4 firearms: $50 each * 5–9 firearms: $25 each * 10 or more firearms: $15 each Shipping costs within the continental United States generally range: * Handguns: $35–40 each * Long guns: $75–100 each All private-party purchases of modern firearms will be delivered to Guns N Ammo as soon as possible following Nevada Gun Auctions’ receipt of payment in full.

Provenance: The estate of John C. Gibson, Delano, CA. Condition: Good to Very Good. Bore lightly frosted and mildly oxidized with good rifling. Metal with much of the blue intact, with some edge wear, thinning, fading and dulling. Sone lightly scattered surface oxidation is present as well. Markings clear. Mechanically functional when cycled by hand. Girls crisp with some light wear.

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Lot Number 241

WWII German Marked Browning Hi-Power Pistol aka P640(b) {C&R} Estimate: $500 – $1,000 9mm. 4.65” barrel. SN: 48096b. Blued finish, checkered Bakelite grips. Single action pistol with thumb safety, dovetailed notch rear sight and blade front sight. E/WaA140 German acceptance marks. WWII German production pistol made at the Belgian FN factory. Includes a single unmarked split tail aluminum follower magazine. This firearm is modern and must be picked up or shipped to a FEDERAL FIREARMS LICENSE HOLDER or a CURIO AND RELICS HOLDER. Nevada Gun Auctions will facilitate transfers of modern firearms manufactured from 1899 to the present to buyers holding a valid Federal Firearms License (FFL) or a Collector of Curios & Relics License (C&R).

All transfers to non-license holders will be conducted exclusively through Guns N Ammo, 1321 Hwy 395 #A, Gardnerville, NV 89410.

Registration and transfer costs are as follows: * 1 firearm: $75 * 2–4 firearms: $50 each * 5–9 firearms: $25 each * 10 or more firearms: $15 each Shipping costs within the continental United States generally range: * Handguns: $35–40 each * Long guns: $75–100 each All private-party purchases of modern firearms will be delivered to Guns N Ammo as soon as possible following Nevada Gun Auctions’ receipt of payment in full.

Provenance: The estate of John C. Gibson, Delano, CA. Condition: Very Good. Bore mostly bright with crisp rifling. Finish dull and typical of late war production with tool and machine marks on the metal. Markings clear. Mechanically functional when cycled by hand. Grips with some wear and a small crack on the lower edge of the left one.

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Lot Number 242

Mauser P.38 (byf 44) Pistol {C&R} Estimate: $500 – $1,000 9mm. 4.9” barrel. SN: 4082t. Blued finish, grooved Bakelite grips. Double action pistol with fixed sights, safety/decocker, heel magazine release and lanyard loop in grip. byf/44 marked and E/WaA135 inspected. Visible numbers match. Includes a single magazine. This firearm is modern and must be picked up or shipped to a FEDERAL FIREARMS LICENSE HOLDER or a CURIO AND RELICS HOLDER. Nevada Gun Auctions will facilitate transfers of modern firearms manufactured from 1899 to the present to buyers holding a valid Federal Firearms License (FFL) or a Collector of Curios & Relics License (C&R). All transfers to non-license holders will be conducted exclusively through Guns N Ammo, 1321 Hwy 395 #A, Gardnerville, NV 89410. Registration and transfer costs are as follows: * 1 firearm: $75 * 2–4 firearms: $50 each * 5–9 firearms: $25 each * 10 or more firearms: $15 each Shipping costs within the continental United States generally range: * Handguns: $35–40 each * Long guns: $75–100 each All private-party purchases of modern firearms will be delivered to Guns N Ammo as soon as possible following Nevada Gun Auctions’ receipt of payment in full.

Provenance: The estate of John C. Gibson, Delano, CA. Condition: Very Good to Fine. Fine, lightly frosted bright bore. Metal with much of the finish intact with some thinning and high edge wear. Clear markings.

Mechanically functional when cycled by hand. Grips with some scuffs and minor marks.

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Lot Number 243

WWII German Marked Walther PP Pistol {C&R} Estimate: $500 – $1,000 7.65mm (.32ACP). 3.75” barrel. SN: 231225p. Blued finish, Walther banner checkered black plastic grips. Double action pistol with safety/ decocker, fixed sights and button magazine release. Marked with Mauser banner, E/WaA359 inspections and an {Eagle}/N . Includes a single mismatched finger rest magazine. This firearm is modern and must be picked up or shipped to a FEDERAL FIREARMS LICENSE HOLDER or a CURIO AND RELICS HOLDER. Nevada Gun Auctions will facilitate transfers of modern firearms manufactured from 1899 to the present to buyers holding a valid Federal Firearms License (FFL) or a Collector of Curios & Relics License (C&R). All transfers to non-license holders will be conducted exclusively through Guns N Ammo, 1321 Hwy 395 #A, Gardnerville, NV 89410. Registration and transfer costs are as follows: * 1 firearm: $75 * 2–4 firearms: $50 each * 5–9 firearms: $25 each * 10 or more firearms: $15 each Shipping costs within the continental United States generally range: * Handguns: $35–40 each * Long guns: $75–100 each All private-party purchases of modern firearms will be delivered to Guns N Ammo as soon as possible following Nevada Gun Auctions’ receipt of payment in full.

Provenance: The estate of John C. Gibson, Delano, CA. Condition: Very Good to Low Fine. Bore about fine, mostly bright and lightly frosted. Metal with much of the blued finish with moderate thinning and loss, mostly on the front strap and high edges. Markings clear. Mechanically functional when cycled by hand. Grips with some light marks and minor mars.

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Lot Number 244

WWII German Marked Polish Radom VIS Mod. 35 Pistol aka P.35(p) {C&R} Estimate: $1,000 – $2,500 9mm. 4.5” barrel. SN: E5305. Blued finish, bright barrel, checked black plastic FB Radom logo grips. Single action pistol with three levers, slotted grip frame fixed sights and lanyard ring in butt. Marked with E/625 and E/WaA77 inspection marks. Includes a single unmarked magazine. This firearm is modern and must be picked up or shipped to a FEDERAL FIREARMS LICENSE HOLDER or a CURIO AND RELICS HOLDER. Nevada Gun Auctions will facilitate transfers of modern firearms manufactured from 1899 to the present to buyers holding a valid Federal Firearms License (FFL) or a Collector of Curios & Relics License (C&R). All transfers to non-license holders will be conducted exclusively through Guns N Ammo, 1321 Hwy 395 #A, Gardnerville, NV 89410. Registration and transfer costs are as follows: * 1 firearm: $75 * 2–4 firearms: $50 each * 5–9 firearms: $25 each * 10 or more firearms: $15 each Shipping costs within the continental United States generally range: * Handguns: $35–40 each * Long guns: $75–100 each All private-party purchases of modern firearms will be delivered to Guns N Ammo as soon as possible following Nevada Gun Auctions’ receipt of payment in full.

Provenance: The estate of John C. Gibson, Delano, CA. Condition: About Fine. Bore mostly bright with moderate frosting and some light oxidation. Metal retains much of the blued finish with some thinning and high edge wear. Mechanically functional when cycled by hand. Grips with some scattered marks and mars.

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Lot Number 245

Belgian Browning Hi-Power Semi-Automatic Pistol, 9mm Parabellum {C&R} Estimate: $1,000 – $2,500 9mm. 4.75” barrel. SN: 41425. Blued finish, bight barrel, checkered hardwood grips. Single action semiautomatic pistol with slotted frame, tangent rear sight, dovetailed front sight and thumb safety. Standard markings. Includes a single split-tail magazine. This firearm is modern and must be picked up or shipped to a FEDERAL FIREARMS LICENSE HOLDER or a CURIO AND RELICS HOLDER. Nevada Gun Auctions will facilitate transfers of modern firearms manufactured from 1899 to the present to buyers holding a valid Federal Firearms License (FFL) or a Collector of Curios & Relics License (C&R). All transfers to non-license holders will be conducted exclusively through Guns N Ammo, 1321 Hwy 395 #A, Gardnerville, NV 89410. Registration and transfer costs are as follows: * 1 firearm: $75 * 2–4 firearms: $50 each * 5–9 firearms: $25 each * 10 or more firearms: $15 each Shipping costs within the continental United States generally range: * Handguns: $35–40 each * Long guns: $75–100 each All private-party purchases of modern firearms will be delivered to Guns N Ammo as soon as possible following Nevada Gun Auctions’ receipt of payment in full.

Provenance: The Collection of Marshall Caskey Esq. Condition: Fine. Bore fine and bright. Retains most of the blued finish with some thinning and minor surface scuffs and mars. Clear markings. Mechanically functional when cycled by hand. Girls fine with some light handling marks and minor wear.

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Lot Number 246

Mauser P38 Semi-Automatic Pistol, 9mm Parabellum {C&R} Estimate: $500 – $1,000 9mm. 4.9” barrel. SN: 3747b. Blued finish, grooved Bakelite grips. Double action semi-automatic pistol with fixed notch rear sight, blade front sight, combination safety and decocker, heel magazine release and lanyard loop in left of grip. byf code marked for Mauser and dated 44 with WaA135 inspection marks. Matching serial numbers. Includes a single P38 marked magazine with WaA135 inspection. This firearm is modern and must be picked up or shipped to a FEDERAL FIREARMS LICENSE HOLDER or a CURIO AND RELICS HOLDER. Nevada Gun Auctions will facilitate transfers of modern firearms manufactured from 1899 to the present to buyers holding a valid Federal Firearms License (FFL) or a Collector of Curios & Relics License (C&R). All transfers to non-license holders will be conducted exclusively through Guns N Ammo, 1321 Hwy 395 #A, Gardnerville, NV 89410. Registration and transfer costs are as follows: * 1 firearm: $75 * 2–4 firearms: $50 each * 5–9 firearms: $25 each * 10 or more firearms: $15 each Shipping costs within the continental United States generally range: * Handguns: $35–40 each * Long guns: $75–100 each All private-party purchases of modern firearms will be delivered to Guns N Ammo as soon as possible following Nevada Gun Auctions’ receipt of payment in full.

Provenance: The Collection of Marshall Caskey Esq. Condition: Very Good. Bore fine and bright. Metal with most of the blue intact, thinning and toning towards plum in some areas. Markings clear and crisp.

Mechanically functional when cycled by hand. Grips very good with some moderate wear, surface marks and scuffs.

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Lot Number 247

Mauser 42 Code Luger P.08 Pistol Dated 1940 {C&R} Estimate: $500 – $1,000 9mm. 4” barrel. SN: 4391l. Blued finish, checkered wood grips. Toggle action pistol with stock lug on grip, thumb safety, lanyard loop and fixed sights. 42 Code Mauser production with 1940 chamber date. All visible numbers match, except magazine. Grips not numbered.

Pistol with E/655 inspections. Includes a single aluminum bottomed magazine. This firearm is modern and must be picked up or shipped to a FEDERAL FIREARMS LICENSE HOLDER or a CURIO AND RELICS HOLDER. Nevada Gun Auctions will facilitate transfers of modern firearms manufactured from 1899 to the present to buyers holding a valid Federal Firearms License (FFL) or a Collector of Curios & Relics License (C&R). All transfers to non-license holders will be conducted exclusively through Guns N Ammo, 1321 Hwy 395 #A, Gardnerville, NV 89410. Registration and transfer costs are as follows: * 1 firearm: $75 * 2–4 firearms: $50 each * 5–9 firearms: $25 each * 10 or more firearms: $15 each Shipping costs within the continental United States generally range: * Handguns: $35–40 each * Long guns: $75–100 each All private-party purchases of modern firearms will be delivered to Guns N Ammo as soon as possible following Nevada Gun Auctions’ receipt of payment in full.

Provenance: The estate of John C. Gibson, Delano, CA. Condition: Very Good as refurbished. Very good, mostly bright bore with strong rifling. Retains most of the applied blue finish with some thinning and high edge wear. Mechanically functional when cycled by hand. Grips crisp with some light wear.

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Lot Number 248

DWM Luger P08 Semi-Automatic Pistol, 9mm Parabellum {C&R} Estimate: $1,000 – $2,500 9mm. 4” barrel. SN: 7710a. Blued finish, strawed small parts, checkered walnut grips. Toggle action magazine fed semiautomatic pistol with frame notch rear sight, blade front sight and lanyard loop at rear of frame. DWM toggle mark, no chamber markings. Upswept winged eagle proofs on left of barrel, left of chamber and side of toggle. Chamber with additional crowned letter marks that appear to be a C and an S. Matching numbers with the exception of the safety bar, which is unnumbered. Frame marked GESICHERT under safety lever, frame without stock lug. Includes a single wood base magazine with matching serial number. Pistol appears to be a truly excellent restoration with some minute pitting noted under the blue. This firearm is modern and must be picked up or shipped to a FEDERAL FIREARMS LICENSE HOLDER or a CURIO AND RELICS HOLDER. Nevada Gun Auctions will facilitate transfers of modern firearms manufactured from 1899 to the present to buyers holding a valid Federal Firearms License (FFL) or a Collector of Curios & Relics License (C&R).

All transfers to non-license holders will be conducted exclusively through Guns N Ammo, 1321 Hwy 395 #A, Gardnerville, NV 89410.

Registration and transfer costs are as follows: * 1 firearm: $75 * 2–4 firearms: $50 each * 5–9 firearms: $25 each * 10 or more firearms: $15 each Shipping costs within the continental United States generally range: * Handguns: $35–40 each * Long guns: $75–100 each All private-party purchases of modern firearms will be delivered to Guns N Ammo as soon as possible following Nevada Gun Auctions’ receipt of payment in full.

Provenance: The Collection of Marshall Caskey Esq. Condition: Fine as restored. Heavily greased bore with strong rifling. Metal with nearly all of what appears to be a restored blue finish, strawed parts faded and dulling. Mechanically functional action is tight when cycled by hand. Grips fine and crisp and numbered “10” on their interiors.

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Lot Number 249

Weimar Police Re-Work DWM PO8 Luger Pistol in Holster with Double Date {C&R} Estimate: $1,000 – $2,500 9mm. 3.9” barrel. SN: 6466m. Blued finish, strawed small parts, checkered walnut grips. Toggle action semiautomatic removable magazine fed pistol with thumb safety, stock lug, lanyard loop, notch rear sight and dovetailed blade front sight. Toggle lever with “DWM” logo, chamber with dual dates, the original “1917” production date and the “1920” re-work date. The grips strap has a marked out WWI unit issue marking that reads B.S.559. All visible numbers match, barrel is force matched, as is common on these guns. Pistol is accompanied by a black police marked hardshell holster that contains a take down tool with a weak waffenamt. The pistol also includes two non-matching magazines, a wooden base magazine numbered “632a” with a “+” indicating it was the second magazine and an aluminum base magazine numbered “9418w”, is waffenampt marked and also rack marked “E” over “K.” This firearm is modern and must be picked up or shipped to a FEDERAL FIREARMS LICENSE HOLDER or a CURIO AND RELICS HOLDER. Nevada Gun Auctions will facilitate transfers of modern firearms manufactured from 1899 to the present to buyers holding a valid Federal Firearms License (FFL) or a Collector of Curios & Relics License (C&R). All transfers to non-license holders will be conducted exclusively through Guns N Ammo, 1321 Hwy 395 #A, Gardnerville, NV 89410. Registration and transfer costs are as follows: * 1 firearm: $75 * 2–4 firearms: $50 each * 5–9 firearms: $25 each * 10 or more firearms: $15 each Shipping costs within the continental United States generally range: * Handguns: $35–40 each * Long guns: $75–100 each All private-party purchases of modern firearms will be delivered to Guns N Ammo as soon as possible following Nevada Gun Auctions’ receipt of payment in full.

Condition: Very Good. Bore about Fine, mostly bright with some oxidation and crisp rifling. Metal with most of the refurbished blue intact with some thinning and fading. Straw weak with only traces present. Most markings are clear and crisp. Mechanically functional action when cycled by hand. Grips with some wear and flattening of the checkering. Holster with moderate wear.

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Lot Number 250

Souvenir DWM Artillery Luger with Plated Finish and Black Forest Style Carved Grips {C&R} Estimate: $1,000 – $2,500 9mm. 7.75” barrel. SN: 7717. Plated finish, carved walnut grips. Single action toggle action semiautomatic removable magazine fed pistol with thumb safety, stock lug, lanyard loop, adjustable ladder rear sight and dovetailed blade front sight. Toggle with scrip “DWM” logo, chamber dated “1918”. Visible numbers match. Pistol has been dedicated with an added bright nickel or chrome plated finish and somewhat crudely applied punch dot engraving. The grips have been caved in a Black Forest style, featuring acorns and oak leaves, and a spread winged eagle surmounting a swastika. The pistol includes a single non-matching aluminum base magazine. {C&R} This firearm is modern and must be picked up or shipped to a FEDERAL FIREARMS LICENSE HOLDER or a CURIO AND RELICS HOLDER. Nevada Gun Auctions will facilitate transfers of modern firearms manufactured from 1899 to the present to buyers holding a valid Federal Firearms License (FFL) or a Collector of Curios & Relics License (C&R). All transfers to non-license holders will be conducted exclusively through Guns N Ammo, 1321 Hwy 395 #A, Gardnerville, NV 89410. Registration and transfer costs are as follows: * 1 firearm: $75 * 2–4 firearms: $50 each * 5–9 firearms: $25 each * 10 or more firearms: $15 each Shipping costs within the continental United States generally range: * Handguns: $35–40 each * Long guns: $75–100 each All private-party purchases of modern firearms will be delivered to Guns N Ammo as soon as possible following Nevada Gun Auctions’ receipt of payment in full.

Condition: Good. Bore very good, lightly oxidized and moderately frosted with good rifling. Metal with much of the applied plated finish intact with some minor flaking, wear and loss. Engraving and markings remain mostly clear and visible. Grips with some wear and attractive, folksy carving.

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Lot Number 251

World War II German Production Polish VIS Mod 35 Radom Pistol {C&R} Estimate: $1,000 – $1,500 9mm Luger. 4.675” barrel. SN: N8037. Blued finish, bright barrel, checkered black plastic FB logo grips. Single action semiautomatic pistol with “three levers” including safety, decocker and slide stop, not slotted for a stock. Includes grip safety, fixed notch rear sight, blade front sight and “commander” style hammer. Standard Radom markings with multiple German “Eagle/77” inspection marks and an “Eagle/Swastika” mark at the end of the slide markings. Includes a single magazine. This firearm is modern and must be shipped to a FEDERAL FIREARMS LICENSE HOLDER or a CURIO AND RELICS HOLDER. Nevada Gun Auctions will facilitate transfers of modern firearms manufactured from 1899 to the present to buyers holding a valid Federal Firearms License (FFL) or a Collector of Curios & Relics License (C&R). All transfers to non-license holders will be conducted exclusively through Guns N Ammo, 1321 Hwy 395 #A, Gardnerville, NV 89410. Registration and transfer costs are as follows: * 1 firearm: $75 * 2–4 firearms: $50 each * 5–9 firearms: $25 each * 10 or more firearms: $15 each Shipping costs within the continental United States generally range: * Handguns: $35–40 each * Long guns: $75–100 each All private-party purchases of modern firearms will be delivered to Guns N Ammo as soon as possible following Nevada Gun Auctions’ receipt of payment in full.

Provenance: The Collection of Marshall Caskey Esq. Condition: Very Good to Fine. Bore fine and bright. Metal with much of the thinning and fading blue intact. Markings clear and crisp. Mechanically functional when cycled by hand. Grips with some wear, dings and mars and a small crack at the lower edge of the right grip, extending to the lower grip screw.

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Lot Number 252

Webley Mark VI Double-Action Revolver, .455 Webley {C&R} Estimate: $500 – $1,000 .455 Webley. 6” ribbed octagonal barrel. SN: 307093. Military blue finish, checkered composite grips. Double action top break revolver with six chambered fluted cylinder, fixed notch rear sight, pinned blade front sight and lanyard ring in butt. Standard Webley markings and British military proof marks, large {Broad Arrow} on top strap. Matching serial numbers on frame, barrel and cylinder. Cylinder is not cut for .45 ACP and remains full length. This firearm is modern and must be picked up or shipped to a FEDERAL FIREARMS LICENSE HOLDER or a CURIO AND RELICS HOLDER. Nevada Gun Auctions will facilitate transfers of modern firearms manufactured from 1899 to the present to buyers holding a valid Federal Firearms License (FFL) or a Collector of Curios & Relics License (C&R). All transfers to non-license holders will be conducted exclusively through Guns N Ammo, 1321 Hwy 395 #A, Gardnerville, NV 89410. Registration and transfer costs are as follows: * 1 firearm: $75 * 2–4 firearms: $50 each * 5–9 firearms: $25 each * 10 or more firearms: $15 each Shipping costs within the continental United States generally range: * Handguns: $35–40 each * Long guns: $75–100 each All private-party purchases of modern firearms will be delivered to Guns N Ammo as soon as possible following Nevada Gun Auctions’ receipt of payment in full.

Provenance: The Collection of Marshall Caskey Esq. Condition: Very Good. Bore moderately frosted but with strong rifling and partly bright. Metal with much of the dull military blued finish remaining, showing moderate wear, thinning and loss, as well as some minor scattered dings and mars. Markings clear. Mechanically functional action. Grips with moderate wear and some minor chipping, but solid, without repairs,

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Lot Number 253

Smith & Wesson Pre-Model 29 .44 Magnum Double-Action Revolver {C&R} Estimate: $1,000 – $2,500 .44 Magnum. 6.5” ribbed barrel. SN: S165951. Blued finish, color casehardened hammer and trigger, checkered S&W logo grips. Double action four screw N-frame revolver with swing out fluted six-chamber cylinder, white outline adjustable rear sight, ramped front sight with orange insert, .5” checkered hammer, grooved trigger and matted top strap and barrel rib. Standard markings, matching numbers on frame, barrel and cylinder, grips not numbered. This firearm is modern and must be picked up or shipped to a FEDERAL FIREARMS LICENSE HOLDER or a CURIO AND RELICS HOLDER. Nevada Gun Auctions will facilitate transfers of modern firearms manufactured from 1899 to the present to buyers holding a valid Federal Firearms License (FFL) or a Collector of Curios & Relics License (C&R). All transfers to non-license holders will be conducted exclusively through Guns N Ammo, 1321 Hwy 395 #A, Gardnerville, NV 89410. Registration and transfer costs are as follows: * 1 firearm: $75 * 2–4 firearms: $50 each * 5–9 firearms: $25 each * 10 or more firearms: $15 each Shipping costs within the continental United States generally range: * Handguns: $35–40 each * Long guns: $75–100 each All private-party purchases of modern firearms will be delivered to Guns N Ammo as soon as possible following Nevada Gun Auctions’ receipt of payment in full.

Provenance: The Collection of Marshall Caskey Esq. Condition: Fine. Bore mostly bright with strong rifling and some minor frosting. Retains much of the blued finish with some minor thinning, high edge wear and a turn ring on the cylinder. Hammer and trigger with most of the vibrant case colors remaining. Mechanically functional action. Grips crisp with some light wear.

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Lot Number 254

Smith & Wesson 5-Screw Hand Ejector .44 Special Revolver w/ Crimson Trace Laser Grips {CCR} Estimate: $500 – $1,000 .44 S&W Special. 4” barrel. SN: 11278. Blued finish, color casehardened hammer and trigger, checkered plastic Crimson Trace laser grips.

Double action revolver with swing out six-chambered fluted cylinder, topstrap groove rear sight, brass bead pinned blade front sight and Crimson Trace laser grips. Serial number followed by a “star” indicating factory refinish at some point in time, but the current blue suggests another refinish after that as the markings are somewhat smeared and weakened. This firearm is modern and must be picked up or shipped to a FEDERAL FIREARMS LICENSE HOLDER or a CURIO AND RELICS HOLDER. Nevada Gun Auctions will facilitate transfers of modern firearms manufactured from 1899 to the present to buyers holding a valid Federal Firearms License (FFL) or a Collector of Curios & Relics License (C&R). All transfers to non-license holders will be conducted exclusively through Guns N Ammo, 1321 Hwy 395 #A, Gardnerville, NV 89410. Registration and transfer costs are as follows: * 1 firearm: $75 * 2–4 firearms: $50 each * 5–9 firearms: $25 each * 10 or more firearms: $15 each Shipping costs within the continental United States generally range: * Handguns: $35–40 each * Long guns: $75–100 each All private-party purchases of modern firearms will be delivered to Guns N Ammo as soon as possible following Nevada Gun Auctions’ receipt of payment in full.

Condition: Good as refinished. Bore very good, with moderate frosting and some some oxidation. Retains most of the added blue finsih with markings weakened and softened. Mechanically functional action. Grips with some light wear, laser functions as it should.

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Lot Number 255

Smith & Wesson Model 14 5-Screw K-38 Target Masterpiece Double-Action Revolver, .38 Special {C&R} Estimate: $500 – $1,000 .38 Special. 6.5” tapered round barrel. SN: 41616. Blued finish, color casehardened hammer and trigger, checkered S&W medallion grips.

Double action revolver with five screw K-frame, six chambered fluted swing out cylinder, adjustable target rear sight, pinned blade front sight, .3” checkered hammer and grooved trigger. Standard markings. Matching numbers on frame, cylinder and inside barrel lug recess.

Grips appear to be factory restamped to match. This firearm is modern and must be picked up or shipped to a FEDERAL FIREARMS LICENSE HOLDER or a CURIO AND RELICS HOLDER. Nevada Gun Auctions will facilitate transfers of modern firearms manufactured from 1899 to the present to buyers holding a valid Federal Firearms License (FFL) or a Collector of Curios & Relics License (C&R). All transfers to non-license holders will be conducted exclusively through Guns N Ammo, 1321 Hwy 395 #A, Gardnerville, NV 89410. Registration and transfer costs are as follows: * 1 firearm: $75 * 2–4 firearms: $50 each * 5–9 firearms: $25 each * 10 or more firearms: $15 each Shipping costs within the continental United States generally range: * Handguns: $35–40 each * Long guns: $75–100 each All private-party purchases of modern firearms will be delivered to Guns N Ammo as soon as possible following Nevada Gun Auctions’ receipt of payment in full.

Provenance: The Collection of Marshall Caskey Esq.

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Lot Number 256

Smith & Wesson K-22 Masterpiece Double-Action Revolver, .22 Long Rifle {C&R} Estimate: $500 – $1,000 .22LR. 6” ribbed barrel. SN: K192837. Blued finish, color casehardened hammer and trigger, checkered S&W medallion grips. Double action K frame five screw revolver with six chambered fluted cylinder, adjustable target rear sight, semi-partridge front sight, matted barrel rib, .5” checkered target hammer and grooved trigger. Standard markings. Matching numbers on cylinder and butt, no numbers in grips. This firearm is modern and must be picked up or shipped to a FEDERAL FIREARMS LICENSE HOLDER or a CURIO AND RELICS HOLDER. Nevada Gun Auctions will facilitate transfers of modern firearms manufactured from 1899 to the present to buyers holding a valid Federal Firearms License (FFL) or a Collector of Curios & Relics License (C&R). All transfers to non-license holders will be conducted exclusively through Guns N Ammo, 1321 Hwy 395 #A, Gardnerville, NV 89410. Registration and transfer costs are as follows: * 1 firearm: $75 * 2–4 firearms: $50 each * 5–9 firearms: $25 each * 10 or more firearms: $15 each Shipping costs within the continental United States generally range: * Handguns: $35–40 each * Long guns: $75–100 each All private-party purchases of modern firearms will be delivered to Guns N Ammo as soon as possible following Nevada Gun Auctions’ receipt of payment in full.

Provenance: The Collection of Marshall Caskey Esq. Condition: Fine. Bore fine and bright with strong rifling. Metal with much of the blue intact with some thinning and fading, high edge wear and a turn ring and a couple of small patches of oxidized wear and loss. Markings remain clear and crisp. Grips crisp with some light wear.

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Lot Number 257

Webley W.G. Target Model Double-Action Revolver, .450/.455 Webley {C&R} Estimate: $1,000 – $2,500 .450/.455. 7.5” ribbed octagonal barrel. SN: 21445. Blued finish, bright hammer and trigger, checkered walnut grips. Double action top break revolver with fluted six-chambered cylinder, adjustable notch rear sight pinned blade front sight, lanyard ring in butt. Standard markings including a Webley & Sons retailer mark on the rib. This firearm is modern and must be picked up or shipped to a FEDERAL FIREARMS LICENSE HOLDER or a CURIO AND RELICS HOLDER. Nevada Gun Auctions will facilitate transfers of modern firearms manufactured from 1899 to the present to buyers holding a valid Federal Firearms License (FFL) or a Collector of Curios & Relics License (C&R).

All transfers to non-license holders will be conducted exclusively through Guns N Ammo, 1321 Hwy 395 #A, Gardnerville, NV 89410.

Registration and transfer costs are as follows: * 1 firearm: $75 * 2–4 firearms: $50 each * 5–9 firearms: $25 each * 10 or more firearms: $15 each Shipping costs within the continental United States generally range: * Handguns: $35–40 each * Long guns: $75–100 each All private-party purchases of modern firearms will be delivered to Guns N Ammo as soon as possible following Nevada Gun Auctions’ receipt of payment in full.

Provenance: The Collection of Marshall Caskey Esq. Condition: Very Good. Bore fine and bright with crisp rifling. Retains some nice blue with much loss due to flaking and wear. Areas of finish loss with some moderate surface oxidation and some small patches of surface roughness. Mechanically functional action. Grips with some wear light wear to the checkering and scattered minor marks.

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Lot Number 258

Colt Gold Cup National Match Semi-Automatic Pistol, .45 ACP {C&R} Estimate: $1,000 – $2,500 .45 ACP. 5” barrel. SN: 18327NM (mfg. ca. 1966). Polished blue finish, matted slide top and lower portion of frame, bright barrel, checkered Rampant Colt medallion grips. Semiautomatic pistol with Ellison adjustable rear sight, blade front sight, long spur hammer, adjustable skeletonized match trigger, flat serrated mainspring housing, grip safety and thumb safety. Standard markings. Includes a single blued Colt marked magazine. This firearm is modern and must be picked up or shipped to a FEDERAL FIREARMS LICENSE HOLDER or a CURIO AND RELICS HOLDER. Nevada Gun Auctions will facilitate transfers of modern firearms manufactured from 1899 to the present to buyers holding a valid Federal Firearms License (FFL) or a Collector of Curios & Relics License (C&R). All transfers to non-license holders will be conducted exclusively through Guns N Ammo, 1321 Hwy 395 #A, Gardnerville, NV 89410. Registration and transfer costs are as follows: * 1 firearm: $75 * 2–4 firearms: $50 each * 5–9 firearms: $25 each * 10 or more firearms: $15 each Shipping costs within the continental United States generally range: * Handguns: $35–40 each * Long guns: $75–100 each All private-party purchases of modern firearms will be delivered to Guns N Ammo as soon as possible following Nevada Gun Auctions’ receipt of payment in full.

Provenance: The Collection of Marshall Caskey Esq. Condition: Very Fine to Excellent. Fine bright bore. Metal with most of the finish intact with some extremely minor thinning and extremely light high edge wear.

Markings clear and crisp. Mechanically functional when cycled by hand. Grips fine with some very minor handling marks.

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Lot Number 259

1973 Production Royal Blue Colt Python Revolver {C&R} Estimate: $1,000 – $2,500 .357 Magnum. 6” ventilated rib barrel. SN: E53742 (mfg. ca. 1973). Royal Blue finish, hammer flats polished bright, checkered wood grips with gold tone Rampant Colt medallions. Double action revolver with six-chambered fluted swing out cylider, manual star extraction, adjustable rear sgiht, ramped front sight, wide checkered hammer spur and grooved trigger. Standard Colt markings. A former owner’s social security number is engraved on the interior of the grip frame under the left grip. This firearm is modern and must be picked up or shipped to a FEDERAL FIREARMS LICENSE HOLDER or a CURIO AND RELICS HOLDER. Nevada Gun Auctions will facilitate transfers of modern firearms manufactured from 1899 to the present to buyers holding a valid Federal Firearms License (FFL) or a Collector of Curios & Relics License (C&R). All transfers to non-license holders will be conducted exclusively through Guns N Ammo, 1321 Hwy 395 #A, Gardnerville, NV 89410. Registration and transfer costs are as follows: * 1 firearm: $75 * 2–4 firearms: $50 each * 5–9 firearms: $25 each * 10 or more firearms: $15 each Shipping costs within the continental United States generally range: * Handguns: $35–40 each * Long guns: $75–100 each All private-party purchases of modern firearms will be delivered to Guns N Ammo as soon as possible following Nevada Gun Auctions’ receipt of payment in full.

Condition: Very Fine. Fine bore is mostly bright with some minor frosting and powder residue. Metal with most of the blue intact with some very minor thinning and high edge wear and a light turn ring on the cylinder. Markings clear and crisp. Mechanically functional action. Grips fairly crisp with some light handling marks and minor mars.

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Lot Number 260

Smith & Wesson Registered Magnum Revolver #250 {C&R} Estimate: $1,000 – $2,500 .357 Magnum. 6.5” ribbed barrel. SN: 46489 (mfg. ca. 1936). Blued finish, color casehardened hammer and trigger, checkered Roper French walnut grips. Double action 5-screw N-frame revolver with fluted six-chambered swing out cylinder, checkered topstrap and barrel rib, adjustable notch rear sight and King’s Gunworks front sight. Standard markings, frame cut out marked “REG. 250”. This firearm is modern and must be picked up or shipped to a FEDERAL FIREARMS LICENSE HOLDER or a CURIO AND RELICS HOLDER. Nevada Gun Auctions will facilitate transfers of modern firearms manufactured from 1899 to the present to buyers holding a valid Federal Firearms License (FFL) or a Collector of Curios & Relics License (C&R). All transfers to non-license holders will be conducted exclusively through Guns N Ammo, 1321 Hwy 395 #A, Gardnerville, NV 89410. Registration and transfer costs are as follows: * 1 firearm: $75 * 2–4 firearms: $50 each * 5–9 firearms: $25 each * 10 or more firearms: $15 each Shipping costs within the continental United States generally range: * Handguns: $35–40 each * Long guns: $75–100 each All private-party purchases of modern firearms will be delivered to Guns N Ammo as soon as possible following Nevada Gun Auctions’ receipt of payment in full.

Condition: Near Fine. Bore mostly bright, moderately oxidized with crisp rifling. Metal with much of the finish remaining, showing some thinning and high edge wear, some moderate loss at the muzzle and a turn ring on the cylinder. Markings clear and crisp. Mechanically functional action. Grips with an area of chipped loss at the lower rear of the right grip and scatterd bumps, dings and mars from handling and use.

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Lot Number 261

Colt Woodsman Semi-Automatic Pistol {C&R} Estimate: $500 – $1,000 .22LR. 4.5” barrel. SN: 93753 (mfg. ca. 1934). Blued finish, checkered walnut grips. Single action semi-automatic pistol with heel magazine release, thumb safety, windage adjustable notch rear sight and ramped blade front sight. Standard markings. Includes a single magazine. This firearm is modern and must be picked up or shipped to a FEDERAL FIREARMS LICENSE HOLDER or a CURIO AND RELICS HOLDER. Nevada Gun Auctions will facilitate transfers of modern firearms manufactured from 1899 to the present to buyers holding a valid Federal Firearms License (FFL) or a Collector of Curios & Relics License (C&R). All transfers to non-license holders will be conducted exclusively through Guns N Ammo, 1321 Hwy 395 #A, Gardnerville, NV 89410. Registration and transfer costs are as follows: * 1 firearm: $75 * 2–4 firearms: $50 each * 5–9 firearms: $25 each * 10 or more firearms: $15 each Shipping costs within the continental United States generally range: * Handguns: $35–40 each * Long guns: $75–100 each All private-party purchases of modern firearms will be delivered to Guns N Ammo as soon as possible following Nevada Gun Auctions’ receipt of payment in full.

Condition: Fine. Bore mostly bright and lightly frosted. Metal with much of the blue intact with moderate wear and loss on the barrel. Markings remain mostly clear and crisp. Mechanically functional when cycled by hand. Grips with light to moderate wear and an area of flattening on the right side, below the triggerguard.

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Lot Number 262

Smith & Wesson Model 37 Chiefs Special Airweight Revolver, .38 Special, with Original Box & Paperwork {C&R} Estimate: $500 – $1,000 Introduced in 1951, the Smith & Wesson Chiefs Special Airweight quickly became one of the most influential concealed-carry revolvers of the postwar era. Built on the compact J-frame and utilizing a lightweight alloy frame, the Model 37 offered law enforcement officers and private citizens a powerful yet easily carried five-shot revolver chambered in .38 Special. Manufactured circa 1955, this example, serial number 707659, is a desirable early production revolver retaining its original factory blue finish, checkered walnut Magna stocks with silver Smith & Wesson medallions, matching factory box, and original instruction manual. The original end label identifies the revolver as a blue-finished, 2-inch barrel, round-butt Model 37. This firearm is modern and must be picked up or shipped to a FEDERAL FIREARMS LICENSE HOLDER or a CURIO AND RELICS HOLDER. This firearm is modern and must be picked up or shipped to a FEDERAL FIREARMS LICENSE HOLDER Nevada Gun Auctions will facilitate transfers of modern firearms manufactured from 1899 to the present to buyers holding a valid Federal Firearms License (FFL) or a Collector of Curios & Relics License (C&R). All transfers to non-license holders will be conducted exclusively through Guns N Ammo, 1321 Hwy 395 #A, Gardnerville, NV 89410. Registration and transfer costs are as follows: * 1 firearm: $75 * 2–4 firearms: $50 each * 5–9 firearms: $25 each * 10 or more firearms: $15 each Shipping costs within the continental United States generally range: * Handguns: $35–40 each * Long guns: $75–100 each All private-party purchases of modern firearms will be delivered to Guns N Ammo as soon as possible following Nevada Gun Auctions’ receipt of payment in full.

Dimensions: 2-inch barrel Condition: Near mint. Retains an exceptional original blue finish with only the lightest evidence of handling. Markings remain sharp throughout. Original stocks are excellent. Accompanied by its matching factory box and original paperwork.

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Lot Number 263

Rare 1954 Production Colt Three-Fifty-Seven Model Revolver {C&R} Estimate: $1,000 – $2,500 .357 Magnum. 4” barrel. SN: 4045 (mfg. 1954). Blued finish, checkered walnut grips with silver Rampant Colt medallions. Double action revolver with six-chambered swing out cylinder, adjustable rear sight, ramped blade front sight, wide checkered target hammer, grooved trigger and unshrouded ejector rod. Standard Colt markings. One of the rarest of the post-World War II classic Colt revolvers, the “Colt 357” was introduced in 1953/54 as Colt’s primary .357 Magnum revolver, essentially an upgraded and finely tuned version of the Trooper.

The introduction of the Python essentially killed the model and it was discontinued in 1961 after only about 15,000 were made. A rare Colt revolver in lovely condition. This firearm is modern and must be shipped to a FEDERAL FIREARMS LICENSE HOLDER or a CURIO AND RELICS HOLDER. Nevada Gun Auctions will facilitate transfers of modern firearms manufactured from 1899 to the present to buyers holding a valid Federal Firearms License (FFL) or a Collector of Curios & Relics License (C&R). All transfers to non-license holders will be conducted exclusively through Guns N Ammo, 1321 Hwy 395 #A, Gardnerville, NV 89410. Registration and transfer costs are as follows: * 1 firearm: $75 * 2–4 firearms: $50 each * 5–9 firearms: $25 each * 10 or more firearms: $15 each Shipping costs within the continental United States generally range: * Handguns: $35–40 each * Long guns: $75–100 each All private-party purchases of modern firearms will be delivered to Guns N Ammo as soon as possible following Nevada Gun Auctions’ receipt of payment in full.

Provenance: The Collection of Marshall Caskey Esq. Condition: Very Fine. Bore fine and bright. Metal with most of the finish intact with some minor fading and toning towwards plum in some areas. A very light turn ring is present on the cylinder. Markings remain clear and crisp. Action fine with a very nice trigger pull and crisp timing and indexing. Grips fine and crisp.

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Lot Number 264

Browning Sweet Sixteen Semi-Automatic Shotgun, Serial No. 3S15111 {FFL} Estimate: $500 – $1,000 16 Gauge. 28” ribbed barrel. SN: 3S15111. Blued finish, gold trigger, checkered pistol gripped stock with White Line recoil pad and checkered forend. Length of pull 15”, drop at comp 1.5” and drop at heel 2.5”. Lightly engrave receiver. This firearm is modern and must be picked up or shipped to a FEDERAL FIREARMS LICENSE HOLDER Nevada Gun Auctions will facilitate transfers of modern firearms manufactured from 1899 to the present to buyers holding a valid Federal Firearms License (FFL) or a Collector of Curios & Relics License (C&R). All transfers to non-license holders will be conducted exclusively through Guns N Ammo, 1321 Hwy 395 #A, Gardnerville, NV 89410. Registration and transfer costs are as follows: * 1 firearm: $75 * 2–4 firearms: $50 each * 5–9 firearms: $25 each * 10 or more firearms: $15 each Shipping costs within the continental United States generally range: * Handguns: $35–40 each * Long guns: $75–100 each All private-party purchases of modern firearms will be delivered to Guns N Ammo as soon as possible following Nevada Gun Auctions’ receipt of payment in full.

Provenance: The estate of John C. Gibson, Delano, CA. Condition: About Fine. Fine bright bore. Retains most of the blued finish, with some thinning and high edge wear. Markings clear and crisp. Mechanically functional when cycled by hand. Wood with some scattered light handling marks.

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Lot Number 265

Remington Model 11-48 Semi-Automatic Shotgun, Serial No. 5543031 {FFL} Estimate: $500 – $1,000 12 Gauge. 28” ribbed barrel. SN: 5543031. Blued finish, checkered pistol grip butt with Pachmayr recoil pad and checkered forend. Length of pull 14”, drop at comb 1.5”, drop at heel 2.25”. This firearm is modern and must be picked up or shipped to a FEDERAL FIREARMS LICENSE HOLDER Nevada Gun Auctions will facilitate transfers of modern firearms manufactured from 1899 to the present to buyers holding a valid Federal Firearms License (FFL) or a Collector of Curios & Relics License (C&R). All transfers to non-license holders will be conducted exclusively through Guns N Ammo, 1321 Hwy 395 #A, Gardnerville, NV 89410. Registration and transfer costs are as follows: * 1 firearm: $75 * 2–4 firearms: $50 each * 5–9 firearms: $25 each * 10 or more firearms: $15 each Shipping costs within the continental United States generally range: * Handguns: $35–40 each * Long guns: $75–100 each All private-party purchases of modern firearms will be delivered to Guns N Ammo as soon as possible following Nevada Gun Auctions’ receipt of payment in full.

Provenance: The estate of John C. Gibson, Delano, CA. Condition: Very Good to Near Fine. Fine bright bore. Metal with most of the finish with some thinning and high edge wear. Markings clear and legible. Mechanically functional when cycled by hand. Wood with lightly scattered bumps, dings and mars.

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Lot Number 266

Ruger Mini-14 Ranch Rifle, Serial No. 187-97094 {FFL} Estimate: $500 – $1,000 .223 Remington. 18” barrel. SN: 187-97094. Blued finish, smooth pistol gripped hardwood stock. Semiautomatic rifle with partial ventilated handguard, sling swivels, flip rear sight, blade front sight and mounted with a Bushnell Banner LiteSite 1.5-6x scope. Includes a single flush fit magazine. This firearm is modern and must be picked up or shipped to a FEDERAL FIREARMS LICENSE HOLDER This firearm is modern and must be picked up or shipped to a FEDERAL FIREARMS LICENSE HOLDER or a CURIO AND RELICS HOLDER. Nevada Gun Auctions will facilitate transfers of modern firearms manufactured from 1899 to the present to buyers holding a valid Federal Firearms License (FFL) or a Collector of Curios & Relics License (C&R). All transfers to non-license holders will be conducted exclusively through Guns N Ammo, 1321 Hwy 395 #A, Gardnerville, NV 89410. Registration and transfer costs are as follows: * 1 firearm: $75 * 2–4 firearms: $50 each * 5–9 firearms: $25 each * 10 or more firearms: $15 each Shipping costs within the continental United States generally range: * Handguns: $35–40 each * Long guns: $75–100 each All private-party purchases of modern firearms will be delivered to Guns N Ammo as soon as possible following Nevada Gun Auctions’ receipt of payment in full.

Provenance: The estate of John C. Gibson, Delano, CA. Condition: Fine. Bore fine and bright. Metal with most of the finish intact with clear markings. Mechanically functional when cycled by hand. Scope with clear optics. Wood with some lightly scattered minor handling marks.

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Lot Number 267

LMT LM308MWS Semi-Automatic Rifle with Scope {FFL} Estimate: $2,500 – $5,000 7.62 NATO. 18” barrel (including flash hider). SN: LMS17106. Desert Tan finish, blackened barrel, rubberized grip. Semiautomatic magazine fed rifle with folding back up sights, sling swivels and collapsible stock. Mounted with a LaRue Tactical scope mount with a mil-dot reticle scope without a maker mark and flip up scope covers. Includes a single magazine. This firearm is modern and must be picked up or shipped to a FEDERAL FIREARMS LICENSE HOLDER Nevada Gun Auctions will facilitate transfers of modern firearms manufactured from 1899 to the present to buyers holding a valid Federal Firearms License (FFL) or a Collector of Curios & Relics License (C&R).

All transfers to non-license holders will be conducted exclusively through Guns N Ammo, 1321 Hwy 395 #A, Gardnerville, NV 89410.

Registration and transfer costs are as follows: * 1 firearm: $75 * 2–4 firearms: $50 each * 5–9 firearms: $25 each * 10 or more firearms: $15 each Shipping costs within the continental United States generally range: * Handguns: $35–40 each * Long guns: $75–100 each All private-party purchases of modern firearms will be delivered to Guns N Ammo as soon as possible following Nevada Gun Auctions’ receipt of payment in full.

Provenance: The Collection of Marshall Caskey Esq. Condition: About Excellent, showing little use. Excellent bright bore. Retains nearly all of the finish with some minor light handing marks. Mechanically functional when cycled by hand.

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Lot Number 268

Belgian Browning Hi-Power (Fabrique Nationale) Pistol {FFL} Estimate: $500 – $1,000 9mm. 4.65” barrel. SN: 245PY18566. Blued finish, checkered hardwood grips. Single action semiautomatic pistol with adjustable rear sight, blade front sight and thumb safety. Includes a single magazine. This firearm is modern and must be picked up or shipped to a FEDERAL FIREARMS LICENSE HOLDER Nevada Gun Auctions will facilitate transfers of modern firearms manufactured from 1899 to the present to buyers holding a valid Federal Firearms License (FFL) or a Collector of Curios & Relics License (C&R). All transfers to non-license holders will be conducted exclusively through Guns N Ammo, 1321 Hwy 395 #A, Gardnerville, NV 89410. Registration and transfer costs are as follows: * 1 firearm: $75 * 2–4 firearms: $50 each * 5–9 firearms: $25 each * 10 or more firearms: $15 each Shipping costs within the continental United States generally range: * Handguns: $35–40 each * Long guns: $75–100 each All private-party purchases of modern firearms will be delivered to Guns N Ammo as soon as possible following Nevada Gun Auctions’ receipt of payment in full.

Provenance: The estate of John C. Gibson, Delano, CA.

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Lot Number 269

AMT Hardballer .45 Pistol with Jonathan Arthur Ciener .22 LR Conversion Kit {FFL} Estimate: $500 – $1,000 .45ACP & .22LR. 5” barrel. SN: B24277. Matte stainless steel frame, bright stainless slide, textured rubber grips. Single action pistol with thumb safety, grip safety, flat mainspring housing and adjustable skeletonized trigger. Ciener slide with fixed sights, AMT slide with adjustable rear sight. Ceiner slide and barrel currently installed. Includes one magazine for each caliber. Boxes for both the AMT and conversion kit are included as well. This firearm is modern and must be picked up or shipped to a FEDERAL FIREARMS LICENSE HOLDER Nevada Gun Auctions will facilitate transfers of modern firearms manufactured from 1899 to the present to buyers holding a valid Federal Firearms License (FFL) or a Collector of Curios & Relics License (C&R). All transfers to non-license holders will be conducted exclusively through Guns N Ammo, 1321 Hwy 395 #A, Gardnerville, NV 89410. Registration and transfer costs are as follows: * 1 firearm: $75 * 2–4 firearms: $50 each * 5–9 firearms: $25 each * 10 or more firearms: $15 each Shipping costs within the continental United States generally range: * Handguns: $35–40 each * Long guns: $75–100 each All private-party purchases of modern firearms will be delivered to Guns N Ammo as soon as possible following Nevada Gun Auctions’ receipt of payment in full.

Provenance: The estate of John C. Gibson, Delano, CA.

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Lot Number 270

Military Armament Corp. M10A1 Pistol in 9mm {FFL} Estimate: $500 – $1,000 9mm. 6” threaded barrel. SN: S6023352. Parkerized finishm composite backstrap. Single action open bolt semiautomatic pistol version of the classic MAC10 machine pistol with fixed peep rear sight, sighting groove in operating handle and blade front sight. Includes a single magazine and nylon sling. These guns were made by Jim Letherman in Texas in the 1980s after the original Military Armament Corp that made the machine pistol version went defunct. This firearm is modern and must be picked up or shipped to a FEDERAL FIREARMS LICENSE HOLDER Nevada Gun Auctions will facilitate transfers of modern firearms manufactured from 1899 to the present to buyers holding a valid Federal Firearms License (FFL) or a Collector of Curios & Relics License (C&R). All transfers to non-license holders will be conducted exclusively through Guns N Ammo, 1321 Hwy 395 #A, Gardnerville, NV 89410. Registration and transfer costs are as follows: * 1 firearm: $75 * 2–4 firearms: $50 each * 5–9 firearms: $25 each * 10 or more firearms: $15 each Shipping costs within the continental United States generally range: * Handguns: $35–40 each * Long guns: $75–100 each All private-party purchases of modern firearms will be delivered to Guns N Ammo as soon as possible following Nevada Gun Auctions’ receipt of payment in full.

Condition: Very Good. Bore lightly oxidized and frosted with strong rifling. Metal with most of the finish intact with some minor thinning, fading and minor edge wear. Markings clear. Mechanically functional action when cycled by hand.

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Lot Number 271

Smith & Wesson Model 19 Combat Magnum, Serial No. K360911 {FFL} Estimate: $500 – $1,000 .357 Magnum. 4” ribbed barrel. SN: K360911. Blued finish, color casehardened hammer and trigger, checkered S&W medallion grips.

Double action K-frame revolver with six chambered fluted cylinder .4” checkered hammer, grooved trigger, adjustable rear sight and serrated ramped front sight. This firearm is modern and must be picked up or shipped to a FEDERAL FIREARMS LICENSE HOLDER Nevada Gun Auctions will facilitate transfers of modern firearms manufactured from 1899 to the present to buyers holding a valid Federal Firearms License (FFL) or a Collector of Curios & Relics License (C&R). All transfers to non-license holders will be conducted exclusively through Guns N Ammo, 1321 Hwy 395 #A, Gardnerville, NV 89410. Registration and transfer costs are as follows: * 1 firearm: $75 * 2–4 firearms: $50 each * 5–9 firearms: $25 each * 10 or more firearms: $15 each Shipping costs within the continental United States generally range: * Handguns: $35–40 each * Long guns: $75–100 each All private-party purchases of modern firearms will be delivered to Guns N Ammo as soon as possible following Nevada Gun Auctions’ receipt of payment in full.

Provenance: The estate of John C. Gibson, Delano, CA. Condition: Fine. Bore mostly bright with strong rifling and some powder residue. Metal with most of the finish intact with only some very minor thinning and high edge wear, hammer and trigger with strong case colors. Markings clear and crisp. Mechanically functional action. Grips fine with some light marks and minor mars.

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Lot Number 272

Smith & Wesson Model 57 .41 Magnum Revolver {FFL} Estimate: $1,000 – $2,500 .41 Magnum. 8.375” barrels with matted rib. SN: N807294. Nickel finish, color casehardened hammer and trigger, checkered S&W medallion target grips. N frame double action revolver with six chambered fluted cylinder, mounted with a Leupold scope, no rear sight and an orange insert ramped front sight. Standard Smith & Wesson markings. This firearm is modern and must be picked up or shipped to a FEDERAL FIREARMS LICENSE HOLDER Nevada Gun Auctions will facilitate transfers of modern firearms manufactured from 1899 to the present to buyers holding a valid Federal Firearms License (FFL) or a Collector of Curios & Relics License (C&R). All transfers to non-license holders will be conducted exclusively through Guns N Ammo, 1321 Hwy 395 #A, Gardnerville, NV 89410. Registration and transfer costs are as follows: * 1 firearm: $75 * 2–4 firearms: $50 each * 5–9 firearms: $25 each * 10 or more firearms: $15 each Shipping costs within the continental United States generally range: * Handguns: $35–40 each * Long guns: $75–100 each All private-party purchases of modern firearms will be delivered to Guns N Ammo as soon as possible following Nevada Gun Auctions’ receipt of payment in full.

Provenance: The Collection of Marshall Caskey Esq. Condition: Very Fine to Excellent. Bore fine and bright with excellent rifling. Metal with nearly all of the nickel finish intact, showing some scattered minor scuffs and light handling marks. Hammer and trigger with much of the case colors present. Scope with clear optics. Mechanically functional action. Grips crisp with some light handling marks and minor mars.

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Lot Number 273

Smith & Wesson Model 48 K-22M Masterpiece Double-Action Revolver, .22 Magnum {FFL} Estimate: $500 – $1,000 .22WMR. 8.375” ribbed barrel. SN: 82K5476. Blued finish, color casehardened hammer and trigger, checkered S&W medallion grips. Double action revolver with a fluted six-chambered swing out cylinder, adjustable rear sight, semi-Patridge ramped front sight, checkered .5” hammer, grooved trigger and partial barrel lug. Standard markings. This firearm is modern and must be picked up or shipped to a FEDERAL FIREARMS LICENSE HOLDER Nevada Gun Auctions will facilitate transfers of modern firearms manufactured from 1899 to the present to buyers holding a valid Federal Firearms License (FFL) or a Collector of Curios & Relics License (C&R). All transfers to non-license holders will be conducted exclusively through Guns N Ammo, 1321 Hwy 395 #A, Gardnerville, NV 89410. Registration and transfer costs are as follows: * 1 firearm: $75 * 2–4 firearms: $50 each * 5–9 firearms: $25 each * 10 or more firearms: $15 each Shipping costs within the continental United States generally range: * Handguns: $35–40 each * Long guns: $75–100 each All private-party purchases of modern firearms will be delivered to Guns N Ammo as soon as possible following Nevada Gun Auctions’ receipt of payment in full.

Provenance: The Collection of Marshall Caskey Esq. Condition: Very Fine. Fine bright bore. Metal retains most of the blued finish with some very minor light wear and a very light turn ring. Mechanically functional action. Grips fine with some light wear.

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Lot Number 274

Smith & Wesson Model 1006 Semi-Automatic Pistol, 10mm Auto {FFL} Estimate: $500 – $1,000 10mm. 5” barrel. SN: TEW5219. Matte stainless steel finish, Hogue grips. Double action pistol with combination safety and decocker, three dot sights with an adjustable rear and a dovetailed front blade. Standard markings. Includes three factory magazines and a factory cardboard box. This firearm is modern and must be picked up or shipped to a FEDERAL FIREARMS LICENSE HOLDER Nevada Gun Auctions will facilitate transfers of modern firearms manufactured from 1899 to the present to buyers holding a valid Federal Firearms License (FFL) or a Collector of Curios & Relics License (C&R). All transfers to non-license holders will be conducted exclusively through Guns N Ammo, 1321 Hwy 395 #A, Gardnerville, NV 89410. Registration and transfer costs are as follows: * 1 firearm: $75 * 2–4 firearms: $50 each * 5–9 firearms: $25 each * 10 or more firearms: $15 each Shipping costs within the continental United States generally range: * Handguns: $35–40 each * Long guns: $75–100 each All private-party purchases of modern firearms will be delivered to Guns N Ammo as soon as possible following Nevada Gun Auctions’ receipt of payment in full.

Provenance: The Collection of Marshall Caskey Esq. Condition: Very Fine, showing little use. Fine bright bore. Metal with some minor surface scuffs and light handling marks. Clear markings. Mechanically functional when cycled by hand. Grips with some minor handling marks. Box with moderate wear.

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Lot Number 275

Russian SKS-45 with Box & Accessories Imported by KBI {FFL} Estimate: $500 – $1,000 7.62x39. 20” barrel. SN: RL005781 (AM7133). Blued finish, varnished laminated hardwood stock. Semi-automatic fixed magazine rifle with folding knife bayonet, military ladder rear sigh and hooded post front sight. Retains cleaning rod and sling swivels. Original serial numbers match on major components. Imported by KBI, with box, sling, ammo pouch and oiler. This firearm is modern and must be picked up or shipped to a FEDERAL FIREARMS LICENSE HOLDER Nevada Gun Auctions will facilitate transfers of modern firearms manufactured from 1899 to the present to buyers holding a valid Federal Firearms License (FFL) or a Collector of Curios & Relics License (C&R). All transfers to non-license holders will be conducted exclusively through Guns N Ammo, 1321 Hwy 395 #A, Gardnerville, NV 89410. Registration and transfer costs are as follows: * 1 firearm: $75 * 2–4 firearms: $50 each * 5–9 firearms: $25 each * 10 or more firearms: $15 each Shipping costs within the continental United States generally range: * Handguns: $35–40 each * Long guns: $75–100 each All private-party purchases of modern firearms will be delivered to Guns N Ammo as soon as possible following Nevada Gun Auctions’ receipt of payment in full.

Provenance: The Collection of Marshall Caskey Esq. Condition: Fine as refinished and refurbished for import. Fine bright bore. Metal with most of the applied finish intact. Markings clear and legible. Mechanically functional when cycled by hand. Wood refinished with some lightly scattered minor marks.

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Lot Number 276

Smith & Wesson Model 29-3 .44 Magnum 8 3/8” Revolver {FFL} Estimate: $1,000 – $2,500 .44 Magnum. 8.375” ribbed barrel. SN: AWM9382. Blued finish, color casehardened hammer and trigger, checkered S&W medallion grips. Double action revolver with six-chambered swing out cylinder, grooved topstrap and barrel rib, adjustable rear sight, orange insert ramped front sight, wide checkered hammer spur and grooved trigger. Standard markings. In original factory box. This firearm is modern and must be picked up or shipped to a FEDERAL FIREARMS LICENSE HOLDER Nevada Gun Auctions will facilitate transfers of modern firearms manufactured from 1899 to the present to buyers holding a valid Federal Firearms License (FFL) or a Collector of Curios & Relics License (C&R). All transfers to non-license holders will be conducted exclusively through Guns N Ammo, 1321 Hwy 395 #A, Gardnerville, NV 89410. Registration and transfer costs are as follows: * 1 firearm: $75 * 2–4 firearms: $50 each * 5–9 firearms: $25 each * 10 or more firearms: $15 each Shipping costs within the continental United States generally range: * Handguns: $35–40 each * Long guns: $75–100 each All private-party purchases of modern firearms will be delivered to Guns N Ammo as soon as possible following Nevada Gun Auctions’ receipt of payment in full.

Condition: Excellent. Fine bright bore. Metal with nearly all of the finish intact with some ares of very minor hazy thinning and a light turn ring on the cylinder.

Markings remain clear and crisp. Mechanically functional action. Fine grips with sharp checkering and some light handling marks.

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Lot Number 277

Colt Lightweight Commander Pistol in Factory Box {FFL} Estimate: $500 – $1,000 .45ACP. 4.25” barrel. SN: CLS45098 (mfg. ca. 1993). Stainless finish slide, aluminum frame, double diamond checkered grips. Single action Browning design semi-automatic pistol with fixed three-dot sights, Commander hammer, flat grooved mainspring housing, beavertail grip safety, strong side thumb safety and checkered slide stop. Standard markings. Includes a total of 3 Colt magazines, the origianl blue plastic factory box with facotry paperwork and the cardboard slip cover. This firearm is modern and must be picked up or shipped to a FEDERAL FIREARMS LICENSE HOLDER Nevada Gun Auctions will facilitate transfers of modern firearms manufactured from 1899 to the present to buyers holding a valid Federal Firearms License (FFL) or a Collector of Curios & Relics License (C&R). All transfers to non-license holders will be conducted exclusively through Guns N Ammo, 1321 Hwy 395 #A, Gardnerville, NV 89410. Registration and transfer costs are as follows: * 1 firearm: $75 * 2–4 firearms: $50 each * 5–9 firearms: $25 each * 10 or more firearms: $15 each Shipping costs within the continental United States generally range: * Handguns: $35–40 each * Long guns: $75–100 each All private-party purchases of modern firearms will be delivered to Guns N Ammo as soon as possible following Nevada Gun Auctions’ receipt of payment in full.

Provenance: The Collection of Marshall Caskey Esq. Condition: Very Fine. Bore mostly bright with crisp rifling and showing some minor frosting. Metal with most of the factory polish intact with some lightly scattered minor surface marks and light scuffs. Markings crisp and clear. Mechanically action functional when cycled by hand. Grips crisp with some light handling marks.

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Lot Number 278

Rare 2.5” Royal Blue Colt Pyton Revolver {FFL} Estimate: $1,000 – $2,500 .357 Magnum. 2.5” ventilated rib barrel. SN: K10890 (mfg. ca1980-81). Royal Blue finish, polished hammer flats, checkered walnut grips with gold tone Rampant Colt logo medallions. Double action revolver with six-chambered fluted swing out cylinder, adjustable rear sight and serrated ramped front sight. Standard Colt markings. A wonderful condition Python with the desirable Royal Blue finish and 2.5” barrel. This firearm is modern and must be picked up or shipped to a FEDERAL FIREARMS LICENSE HOLDER Nevada Gun Auctions will facilitate transfers of modern firearms manufactured from 1899 to the present to buyers holding a valid Federal Firearms License (FFL) or a Collector of Curios & Relics License (C&R). All transfers to non-license holders will be conducted exclusively through Guns N Ammo, 1321 Hwy 395 #A, Gardnerville, NV 89410. Registration and transfer costs are as follows: * 1 firearm: $75 * 2–4 firearms: $50 each * 5–9 firearms: $25 each * 10 or more firearms: $15 each Shipping costs within the continental United States generally range: * Handguns: $35–40 each * Long guns: $75–100 each All private-party purchases of modern firearms will be delivered to Guns N Ammo as soon as possible following Nevada Gun Auctions’ receipt of payment in full.

Provenance: The Collection of Marshall Caskey Esq. Condition: Very Fine to Excellent. Bore fine and bright. Metal with nearly all of the finsih intact with some minor thinning and high edge wear and light turn ring on the cylinder. Markings clear and crisp. Action fine and crisp. Grips with some very minor handling marks. A really wonderful condition example.

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Lot Number 279

Les Baer Premier II 1911 Pistol {FFL} Estimate: $1,000 – $2,500 .45ACP. 5” barrel. SN: LB23844. Blued finish, checkered hardwood grips. Single action Browning design 1911 pistol with Les Baer custom parts including low mount adjutable Bo-Mar style rear sgiht, dovetailed front sight blade, extended ambidextrous thumb safety, Baer beavertail grip safety, match trigger, commander hammer, front and rear slide serrations and 30lpi checkered frontstrap. One of the highest quality semi-custom 1911 pistols on the market, these finely tuned guns are guarenteed to shoot 3” groups at 50-yards. Pistol shows little if any use and includes a single 8-round magazine, the factory cardboard box and factory paperwork. This firearm is modern and must be shipped to a FEDERAL FIREARMS LICENSE HOLDER Nevada Gun Auctions will facilitate transfers of modern firearms manufactured from 1899 to the present to buyers holding a valid Federal Firearms License (FFL) or a Collector of Curios & Relics License (C&R). All transfers to non-license holders will be conducted exclusively through Guns N Ammo, 1321 Hwy 395 #A, Gardnerville, NV 89410. Registration and transfer costs are as follows: * 1 firearm: $75 * 2–4 firearms: $50 each * 5–9 firearms: $25 each * 10 or more firearms: $15 each Shipping costs within the continental United States generally range: * Handguns: $35–40 each * Long guns: $75–100 each All private-party purchases of modern firearms will be delivered to Guns N Ammo as soon as possible following Nevada Gun Auctions’ receipt of payment in full.

Provenance: The Collection of Marshall Caskey Esq. Condition: Excellent. Bore excellent and bright. Retains essentially all of the finish with some very light handling marks. Only some minor discoloration at the breech face suggests any firing at all and that could have been facotry test firing. Crisp and sharp throughout, as if new. Mechanically functional when cycled by hand. Excellent crisp trigger. Grips wtih a couple of minute handling marks.

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Lot Number 280

WWI German M16 Camouflage Steel Helmet Shell Estimate: $500 – $1,000 Original Imperial German M16 steel combat helmet shell retaining traces of its wartime hand-applied camouflage finish. The helmet displays extensive shell damage, including dramatic penetrating strikes through the crown and sidewall areas. Substantial original camouflage paint remains visible beneath decades of age and oxidation, contributing to the helmet’s strong visual impact and untouched combat-worn character. Pickup & Shipping: Free pickup in Gardnerville, NV. FedEx shipping within the continental U.S.: $50 + 1.5% insurance (unless waived in writing). Combined shipping available.

Dimensions: 9 x 11.5 x 7in.

Condition: Relic condition. Original three-color camouflage paint remains visible across much of the exterior, showing muted green, brown, and ochre fields with remnants of black separator lines. Helmet is missing its liner and chinstrap, retaining only partial hardware. The shell exhibits significant combat or postwar damage, including multiple punctures and a large jagged penetration through the crown area. Surface oxidation, scattered scratches, and age wear are present throughout. Interior rear skirt retains a legible stamped marking “B.F.62.” The extensive shell damage and long-undisturbed field appearance give the helmet exceptional battlefield character and strong display appeal.

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Lot Number 281

WWI U.S. M1917 Camouflaged Helmet with Painted Shield Device Estimate: $500 – $1,000 World War I U.S. M1917 steel helmet retaining an attractive multicolor camouflage finish executed in tan, cream, olive, blue-gray, and dark gray fields outlined in dark brown. The front bears a hand-painted red-and-white striped shield device within a blue roundel. The shell is additionally configured with side-drilled holes for the attachment of a sling shield, a feature occasionally encountered on postwar ceremonial, National Guard, or veteran-modified helmets. Interior retains its liner assembly with netted crown suspension. Shell stamped “ZB45” beneath the rim. The camouflage finish exhibits the textured surface and segmented color pattern associated with period-applied American camouflage schemes seen during and immediately following the First World War. Dimensions: 11.25 in. W. x 12.25 in. D. x 5 in. H. Pickup & Shipping: Free pickup in Gardnerville, NV. FedEx shipping within the continental U.S.: $50 + 1.5% insurance (unless waived in writing). Combined shipping available.

Dimensions: 11.25 in. W. x 12.25 in. D. x 5 in. H. Condition: Retains a substantial portion of its camouflage finish and painted front device with scattered wear, abrasions, oxidation, and age-related surface loss throughout. Interior liner assembly remains present with expected wear and minor deterioration to the fabric and leather components. Side holes for sling shield attachment are present. Leather chinstrap appears to be a later replacement. Overall a well-preserved camouflage helmet displaying honest age and service wear.

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Lot Number 282

WWI U.S. M1917 Steel “Doughboy” Helmet with Hand-Painted 213th Aero Squadron Insignia Estimate: $500 – $1,000 A World War I U.S. M1917 steel “doughboy” helmet of Brodie pattern, featuring what appears to be a period hand-painted insignia identified to the 213th Aero Squadron, a United States Army Air Service pursuit (fighter) unit active on the Western Front in 1918. The helmet retains its original form with shallow dome and wide brim, along with a surviving interior liner system including netted crown and leather band. The partially intact instruction label reading “Tighten cord and adjust net to fit the head” remains visible. Interior markings include a stamped code “ZF 53,” consistent with American wartime manufacture, along with a faint boxed stencil including the number “24.” The exterior artwork depicts a stylized Native American profile with feather, accompanied by the designation “213th Aero,” consistent with known personalized unit insignia practices of American air service personnel during the war. The 213th Aero Squadron served as part of the 3rd Pursuit Group, conducting escort, strafing, and aerial combat missions during major offensives including the Meuse-Argonne. Dimensions: 11.25 x 12.25 x 4.25 in. high Pickup & Shipping: Free pickup in Gardnerville, NV. FedEx shipping within the continental U.S.: $40 + 1.5% insurance (unless waived in writing). Combined shipping available.

Provenance: The Collection of Marshall Caskey Esq. Condition: Original steel helmet with surface wear, oxidation, and patina consistent with age. Exterior retains a period hand-painted insignia showing expected wear but remaining clear and legible. Interior liner present with fraying netting, wear to the leather band, and partial loss to the paper instruction label. Chinstrap present with age-related wear. Overall complete and displayable.

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Lot Number 283

WWI U.S. M1917 Steel “Doughboy” Helmet with Extensive Hand-Painted Patriotic Motifs, Named to John C. Glenn Estimate: $500 – $1,000 U.S. Model 1917 steel helmet (“doughboy”) featuring an elaborate period hand-painted decorative scheme. The helmet is adorned with patriotic and symbolic imagery including the Great Seal eagle, the Statue of Liberty, an American eagle over a globe, and multicolored geometric panels suggestive of unit or campaign motifs. The shell retains its classic shallow-domed profile with rolled edge, consistent with U.S.-produced M1917 helmets. Interior retains its original oilcloth liner and leather chinstrap. Shell is stamped “ZC 55,” indicating wartime manufacture. Dimensions: 4.25 h x 12.25 d x 11.25 w in. Pickup & Shipping: Free pickup in Gardnerville, NV. FedEx shipping within the continental U.S.: $50 + 1.5% insurance (unless waived in writing). Combined shipping available.

Provenance: The Collection of Marshall Caskey Esq. Condition: Original steel shell with period repaint and extensive hand-painted decoration. Surface shows expected age-related wear, including paint loss, craquelure, and scattered oxidation. Interior liner is present but worn with fraying to the suspension netting; chinstrap intact but aged and stiff. Painted surfaces remain largely intact and display well despite wear. The helmet is inscribed “John C. Glenn.”

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Lot Number 284

WWI U.S. M1917 Steel “Doughboy” Helmet with Uncle Sam Bomb Motif Estimate: $500 – $1,000 U.S. Model 1917 steel helmet (“doughboy”) retaining a classic wartime form with rolled edge and shallow dome. The exterior features a circular painted insignia depicting Uncle Sam riding an aerial bomb—an interesting piece of trench art-style decoration likely referencing aviation or bombardment units of the American Expeditionary Forces. Dimensions: 4.25 h x 12.25 d x 11.25 w in. Pickup & Shipping: Free pickup in Gardnerville, NV. FedEx shipping within the continental U.S.: $50 + 1.5% insurance (unless waived in writing). Combined shipping available.

Dimensions: 4.25 h x 12.25 d x 11.25 w in.

Provenance: The Collection of Marshall Caskey Esq. Condition: Original steel shell with period-painted insignia. Surface shows moderate oxidation, pitting, and wear consistent with age and field use. Painted roundel featuring Uncle Sam seated on an aerial bomb exhibits notable paint loss and surface degradation but remains clearly visible. Interior liner present and in better-than-average condition for type, with intact oilcloth pads and functional chinstrap. The helmet retains its original interior liner system and chinstrap.

Shell is stamped “ZAO,” consistent with wartime production markings. Overall honest wear with strong display presence.

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Lot Number 285

WWI U.S. M1917 Steel “Doughboy” Helmet, 103rd Field Artillery, 26th “Yankee Division” Estimate: $500 – $1,000 U.S. Model 1917 steel helmet retaining remnants of its original textured olive drab finish, featuring a hand-painted 103rd Field Artillery insignia depicting a kicking mule and artillery shell beneath crossed camouflaged gun barrels, with “103 F.A.” and “Accuracy and Speed.”

Above the insignia is the blue-and-green “YD” emblem of the 26th “Yankee Division.” The 103rd Field Artillery served with the 26th Division, one of the early American units to see sustained combat in France, participating in major engagements including Aisne-Marne, St. Mihiel, and Meuse-Argonne. Dimensions: 4.5 h x 11.5 d x 11 w in. Pickup & Shipping: Free pickup in Gardnerville, NV. FedEx shipping within the continental U.S.: $50 + 1.5% insurance (unless waived in writing). Combined shipping available.

Dimensions: 4.5 h x 11.5 d x 11 w in.

Provenance: The Collection of Marshall Caskey Esq. Condition: Surface wear, oxidation, and patina consistent with age and service use. Hand-painted insignia and unit markings show expected wear but remain visible. The helmet retains its original interior liner system and chinstrap, exhibiting age-related wear, cracking, and some separation to liner components. Interior shell stamped “HS 402,” consistent with wartime production markings.

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Lot Number 286

WWI U.S. M1917 Steel “Doughboy” Helmet with Camouflage Paint and Named Interior Estimate: $500 – $1,000 U.S. Model 1917 steel helmet retaining a period-applied multi-color camouflage finish in tones of ochre, green, black, and cream, executed in a segmented pattern typical of World War I battlefield camouflage. The interior rim is hand-lettered “CHOCOLATE / LOUIT / THE KISSING KID,” likely personal identifiers or trench-applied nicknames. The helmet retains its original liner system and chinstrap.

A strong example of a personalized and field-modified American helmet from the First World War. Dimensions: 4.5 h x 11.5 d x 11 w in.

Pickup & Shipping: Free pickup in Gardnerville, NV. FedEx shipping within the continental U.S.: $50 + 1.5% insurance (unless waived in writing). Combined shipping available.

Dimensions: 4.5 h x 11.5 d x 11 w in.

Provenance: The Collection of Marshall Caskey Esq. Condition: Surface wear, oxidation, and patina consistent with age and service use. Camouflage paint remains well preserved with scattered loss and abrasions.

Interior liner and chinstrap present with expected age-related wear, including cracking and minor separation. Hand-painted interior lettering remains legible.

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Lot Number 287

WWI U.S. M1917 “Doughboy” Helmet with Hand-Painted Camouflage Finish Estimate: $500 – $1,000 World War I U.S. M1917 steel helmet retaining an unusual and visually striking hand-painted camouflage finish. The exterior is decorated in ochre, tan, reddish-brown, and black curvilinear patterns, creating an almost abstract flame-like design across the crown and brim.

Such personalized camouflage treatments were occasionally applied by individual soldiers, training units, or post-war veterans for field concealment, parade, or commemorative purposes. The helmet retains its original rolled rim shell and appears to be of standard M1917 “Doughboy” configuration. Dimensions: Approximately 12 in. W. x 11.25 in. D. x 6 in. H. Pickup & Shipping: Free pickup in Gardnerville, NV. FedEx shipping within the continental U.S.: $50 + 1.5% insurance (unless waived in writing). Combined shipping available.

Dimensions: 12 in. W. x 11.25 in. D. x 6 in. H. Condition: Retains its painted camouflage finish with scattered losses, scratches, and age wear throughout. Interior retains its original liner assembly, showing expected deterioration, fraying, and loss to the liner netting and leather components. Chinstrap no longer present. An attractive and highly distinctive display helmet.

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Lot Number 288

WWI Austrian M17 Steel Combat Helmet Estimate: $500 – $1,000 Austrian Model 1917 steel combat helmet retaining a strong example of its original khaki-brown factory finish, commonly referred to as “Isonzo brown,” associated with service on the Italian Front. A well-preserved example with desirable originality. Dimensions: 9.5 w x approx. 11 d x 6.5 h in. Pickup & Shipping: Free pickup in Gardnerville, NV. FedEx shipping within the continental U.S.: $50 + 1.5% insurance (unless waived in writing). Combined shipping available.

Dimensions: 9.5 w x approx. 11 d x 6.5 h in.

Provenance: The Collection of Marshall Caskey Esq. Condition: Original textured finish remains visible throughout, displaying the distinctive warm brown tone typical of Austrian manufacture. Surface wear, scratches, and patina consistent with age and service use. Retains its original riveted canvas chinstrap with expected wear. Leather liner largely intact with some tearing and loss at the crown but retaining overall structure; interior retains its fabric cushion envelopes. No evidence of repaint. Structurally sound.

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Lot Number 289

WWI Imperial German Stahlhelm Helmet, ET64, with Pittsburgh Provenance Label Estimate: $500 – $1,000 Imperial German Model 1916/1917 Stahlhelm retaining its original field-gray finish and stamped “ET64” for Eisenhüttenwerk Thale. The helmet retains its original M17 liner band with surviving leather liner pads and original chinstrap. Of particular interest is a period paper address label affixed to both the exterior and interior of the helmet identifying: “Miss Elizabeth T. Nimick, 6101 Fifth Ave., Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania, U.S.A.” Research suggests the named recipient was likely Elizabeth Tyson Nimick (1895–1976) of the prominent Pittsburgh Nimick family. She later married Lt. William Stevenson MacLaren Jr., a 1920 graduate of the United States Naval Academy who gained national attention after disappearing in 1931 during an attempted transatlantic flight from Bermuda to the Azores. The surviving address label provides an unusual and well-documented American provenance, suggesting the helmet was preserved as a wartime souvenir and returned to the United States following the First World War. Dimensions: 9.5 in. W. x 12 in. D. x 6.5 in. H. Pickup & Shipping: Free pickup in Gardnerville, NV. FedEx shipping within the continental U.S.: $50 + 1.5% insurance (unless waived in writing). Combined shipping available.

Dimensions: 9.5 in. W. x 12 in. D. x 6.5 in. H. Condition: Original field-gray finish with scattered handling marks, oxidation, and age wear. Leather liner pads remain present but exhibit expected dryness and wear. Original chinstrap survives with significant age-related deterioration. The paper address labels exhibit losses, staining, and fading but remain substantially legible. An untouched example retaining its original liner system and distinctive provenance label.

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Lot Number 290

WWI Imperial German M1916 Stahlhelm Helmet, Q66 Shell, Named Estimate: $500 – $1,000 World War I Imperial German Model 1916 Stahlhelm retaining its original combat profile with characteristic side-mounted ventilation lugs. The shell is stamped Q66, indicating manufacture by Quist and a size 66 shell. The interior retains its original leather liner band bearing a 1916 depot marking, together with surviving leather liner pads and chinstrap. A handwritten name appears on the interior rear skirt, likely identifying a former owner or wearer. The helmet remains in an untouched field-gray finish with honest age and service wear throughout. Dimensions: Approximately 9.5 in. W. x 12 in. D. x 6.5 in. H. Pickup & Shipping: Free pickup in Gardnerville, NV. FedEx shipping within the continental U.S.: $45 + 1.5% insurance (unless waived in writing). Combined shipping available.

Dimensions: 9.5 in. W. x 12 in. D. x 6.5 in. H. Condition: Original shell with scattered finish wear, oxidation, and handling marks consistent with age. Interior liner band remains present with depot stamp visible. Leather liner pads exhibit expected age-related dryness, staining, and wear. Chinstrap present. The handwritten name on the rear interior skirt remains visible but indistinct.

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Lot Number 291

WWII German Army M40 Steel Combat Helmet Named “Uffz. Zabel” Estimate: $500 – $1,000 Original WWII German Army M40 steel combat helmet retaining traces of its original Heer eagle decal on the left side and much of its textured field-gray combat finish. The shell displays the characteristic stamped ventilation holes and rolled edge associated with the M40 pattern introduced in 1940. Interior side skirt with faint stamped shell size/manufacturer code appearing to read “SE66.” Interior retains its original leather liner with drawstring present, original liner band, and partial chinstrap assembly. The rear interior skirt is hand-painted “Uffz. Zabel,” likely identifying the wartime owner as an Unteroffizier (non-commissioned officer) named Zabel. Pickup & Shipping: Free pickup in Gardnerville, NV. FedEx shipping within the continental U.S.: $50 + 1.5% insurance (unless waived in writing).

Combined shipping available.

Dimensions: 9.25 x 11.5 x 6.5in.

Condition: Original untouched condition with scattered oxidation, finish loss, and field wear consistent with age and service use. Heer decal remains partially visible. Leather liner exhibits age-related dryness and wear but remains intact with original tie string present. Chinstrap present with wear and age cracking.

Overall presents as an authentic period-used example.

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Lot Number 292

WWII German Army M42 Steel Helmet with Heer Decal Estimate: $500 – $1,000 German WWII M42 steel combat helmet retaining its original single Heer army decal and field-gray textured finish. The shell displays the simplified late-war rolled edge construction introduced on the M42 model. Interior retains its original liner system with leather liner and partial chinstrap assembly. Pickup & Shipping: Free pickup in Gardnerville, NV. FedEx shipping within the continental U.S.: $50 + 1.5% insurance (unless waived in writing). Combined shipping available.

Dimensions: 9.5 x 11.5 x 6.5in.

Condition: Retains a substantial portion of its original textured feldgrau finish with honest period wear, oxidation, and surface scratching throughout. Helmet exhibits the characteristic rolled edge associated with the M42 pattern. A partially retained Heer eagle decal remains visible on the left side. Interior retains its liner band and leather liner, appearing complete with age-related wear and dryness. Leather chinstrap remains present but heavily worn and fragile. Interior rear skirt stamped “064” over “DN518.” Overall a solid untouched example with desirable original combat-used appearance.

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Lot Number 293

WWII German Luftwaffe M40 Steel Combat Helmet Estimate: $500 – $1,000 German WWII Luftwaffe M40 steel combat helmet retaining its characteristic rolled edge and stamped vent construction introduced with the M40 pattern. The helmet displays a surviving Luftwaffe eagle decal on the left side and retains its original liner band and leather liner system. The shell exhibits the classic combat profile associated with German helmets of the Second World War. Dimensions: H 6.5 in. x W 9 in. x D 10.75 in. Pickup & Shipping: Free pickup in Gardnerville, NV. FedEx shipping within the continental U.S.: $50 + 1.5% insurance (unless waived in writing). Combined shipping available.

Dimensions: H 6.5 in. x W 9 in. x D 10.75 in.

Condition: Retains much of its original textured Luftwaffe blue-gray finish with honest age and handling wear throughout. The partially visible Luftwaffe eagle decal remains present on the left side, showing moderate abrasion and loss. Interior retains its original leather liner, now dry and fragile with visible cracking, separation, and losses to several tongues. Replacement or postwar chinstrap present and marked “RB Nr. 0/0990/0204.” Shell stamped “SF62” with rear lot number “6782.” Overall an honest wartime example.

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Lot Number 294

WWII German Luftwaffe M35 Steel Combat Helmet Estimate: $500 – $1,000 Retains a substantial portion of its original textured Luftwaffe blue-gray finish with scattered areas of surface oxidation, handling wear, and age-related abrasion throughout. The Luftwaffe eagle decal on the left side remains largely intact and displays attractively with moderate wear. Interior retains its original liner band and leather liner, now dry and fragile with cracking, shrinkage, and losses around portions of the edge. Shell stamped “hkp62” with rear lot number “924.” Overall a solid untouched wartime example showing honest field and storage wear. Description: German WWII Luftwaffe M35 steel combat helmet retaining its characteristic rolled edge and separate vent lug construction associated with the M35 pattern. The helmet displays a strong surviving Luftwaffe eagle decal on the left side and retains its original liner band and leather liner system. The textured combat finish and early shell configuration are characteristic of Luftwaffe helmets produced during the prewar and early wartime period. Dimensions: H 6 in. x W 9 in. x D 10.75 in. Pickup & Shipping: Free pickup in Gardnerville, NV. FedEx shipping within the continental U.S.: $50 + 1.5% insurance (unless waived in writing). Combined shipping available.

Dimensions: H 6 in. x W 9 in. x D 10.75 in.

Condition: Retains a substantial portion of its original textured Luftwaffe blue-gray finish with scattered areas of surface oxidation, handling wear, and age-related abrasion throughout. The Luftwaffe eagle decal on the left side remains largely intact and displays attractively with moderate wear. Interior retains its original liner band and leather liner, now dry and fragile with cracking, shrinkage, and losses around portions of the edge. Shell stamped “hkp62” with rear lot number “924.” Overall a solid untouched wartime example showing honest field and storage wear.

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Lot Number 295

Italian M33 Steel Combat Helmet with Decals Estimate: $500 – $1,000 Italian WWII M33 steel combat helmet displaying the dual decal configuration associated with wartime Italian military issue. The helmet retains its characteristic low-profile bowl form with rolled edge construction and original liner assembly. Both surviving decals provide strong visual appeal and are thought to be associated with Mussolini’s personal guard. Dimensions: H 6 in. x W 9.5 in. x D 10.75 in. Pickup & Shipping: Free pickup in Gardnerville, NV. FedEx shipping within the continental U.S.: $50 + 1.5% insurance (unless waived in writing).

Combined shipping available.

Dimensions: H 6 in. x W 9.5 in. x D 10.75 in.

Condition: Retains much of its original blue-gray textured combat finish with scattered oxidation, surface wear, and age-related abrasion throughout. Both decals remain present, including the Italian tricolor shield on one side and the eagle insignia on the other, each showing moderate wear but remaining clearly visible. Interior retains its original liner and suspension system with associated wear from age and use. The leather liner remains supple overall with scattered cracking and minor losses. An inked “MA” marking and stitched “58” size designation are visible within the liner. Overall an honest wartime example with attractive decal presentation.

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Lot Number 296

Italian Fascio Femminile & Immigration Archive with Family Photographs, 1934–1950s Estimate: $500 – $1,000 Extensive archive group relating to an Italian woman affiliated with the Fascio Femminile, the women’s branch of Benito Mussolini’s National Fascist Party (PNF), prior to immigrating to the United States before the outbreak of the Second World War. While not a military unit in the traditional sense, the Fascio Femminile formed an important component of the broader Fascist political structure in Italy during the 1920s–1940s, organizing patriotic programs, wartime support activities, youth education, public rallies, charitable campaigns, and civic mobilization in support of the regime. Original identified material from the organization survives far less frequently than conventional military relics and is increasingly collected alongside Italian WWII militaria, Blackshirt artifacts, and Axis political ephemera for the historical insight it provides into civilian and paramilitary culture under Fascist Italy. The archive centers around a Fascio Femminile membership booklet, numbered 319700, issued in Bolzano and dated 24 May 1934, retaining its original portrait photograph, official stamps, signatures, and striking cover artwork featuring stylized “PNF” imagery and a helmeted figure. Also included is a black wool side cap with metallic fascio emblem and tassel trim associated with Italian political organizations of the period, together with a period fighting knife retaining a blade marked “GIL” on the ricasso, perhaps relating to the Gioventù Italiana del Littorio (GIL), the Fascist youth organization established in Italy during the Mussolini era. The knife retains its steel guard, wood grip scales, and metal scabbard with leather retention strap. Further included is a United States Department of Labor immigrant identification card issued to Angela Rossaria Coronato, admitted through New York on May 4, 1939 aboard the Vulcania, preserving its attached identification photograph and official admission markings. The archive is accompanied by a substantial grouping of vernacular family photographs documenting life both before and after immigration, including identified or associated travels to Big Trees, Catalina Island, and Asti, California. The photographs depict family gatherings, leisure activities, portraits, and daily life spanning the late 1930s into the postwar period, creating a compelling personal narrative tracing the transition from Fascist-era Italy to immigrant life in America. As a complete named grouping combining political identification documents, associated regalia, edged weaponry, immigration papers, and family photographs, the archive represents an unusually personal and historically layered survival from the WWII era.

Dimensions: Membership booklet approximately 4.25 x 3 in.; immigrant identification card approximately 3 x 5 in.; knife approximately 11.5 in. overall with 6.75 in. blade; photographs various sizes. Pickup & Shipping: Free pickup in Gardnerville, NV. FedEx shipping within the continental U.S.: $50 + 1.5% insurance (unless waived in writing). Combined shipping available.

Condition: Overall good condition with expected age-related wear throughout. Documents retain legible writing, photographs, and official stamps with scattered creasing and toning. Side cap exhibits moth tracking and wear to the tassel trim. Knife shows oxidation, finish loss, and handling wear. Photographs display varying degrees of edge wear, curling, and handling marks consistent with age and family use.

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Lot Number 297

WWII Japanese Army Helmet Estimate: $500 – $1,000 World War II Imperial Japanese Army Type 90 steel combat helmet retaining its original shell with traces of the wartime finish and a period-applied metal star affixed to the front. The interior retains its original three-pad leather liner assembly, a feature characteristic of Japanese military helmets of the period. The interior retains its original leather liner assembly, including faint handwritten or scratched markings to one liner tongue, likely period-applied and potentially identifying the original wearer. Type 90 helmets were the standard combat helmet of the Imperial Japanese Army throughout the Second World War and saw service across the Pacific Theater, China, and Southeast Asia. Dimensions: 9.25 in. W. x 11 in. D. x 6 in. H. Pickup & Shipping: Free pickup in Gardnerville, NV. FedEx shipping within the continental U.S.: $50 + 1.5% insurance (unless waived in writing). Combined shipping available.

Dimensions: 9.25 in. W. x 11 in. D. x 6 in. H. Condition: Shell displays a heavily oxidized brown patina with scattered surface wear, scratches, and age-related corrosion throughout. Front star remains present. Interior retains its original leather liner assembly with expected wear, stiffening, losses, and separation from age and service use. Chinstrap absent.

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Lot Number 298

WWII German Fire Police Double-Decal Helmet Estimate: $500 – $1,000 A WWII-period German Fire Police (Feuerschutzpolizei) helmet retaining its original dark blue-black finish with the distinctive white circumferential reflective band. The left side displays the Fire Police shield decal incorporating a swastika, while the right side retains the police eagle decal. Fire Police helmets were issued to members of Germany’s municipal and civil defense firefighting organizations and saw service throughout the Second World War in firefighting, rescue, and air-raid response duties. The helmet retains its original liner and chinstrap assembly, presenting as an honest and largely untouched example of a specialized Third Reich civil defense helmet.

Dimensions: Approximately 9.5 x 11.5 x 6 in. high. Pickup & Shipping: Free pickup in Gardnerville, NV. FedEx shipping within the continental U.S.: $40 + 1.5% insurance (unless waived in writing). Combined shipping available.

Dimensions: 9.5 x 11.5 x 6 in. high.

Condition: Good overall. Retains original finish, both decals, and the characteristic white reflective band. Interior retains the original leather liner and chinstrap, showing expected age, wear, and dryness. Scattered finish wear, oxidation, and handling marks consistent with service and age.

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Lot Number 299

WWII German Army M35 Single-Decal Helmet Estimate: $1,000 – $2,500 WWII German Army (Heer) Model 1935 steel combat helmet retaining its original feldgrau finish and Army eagle decal on the left side.

The shell is stamped SE64, indicating manufacture by Sächsische Emaillier und Stanzwerke, Lauter, in size 64, with rear skirt lot number 3487. Interior retains its original leather liner and chinstrap assembly. An original M35 configuration retaining its characteristic rolled edge, separate liner band, and vent fittings. Dimensions: 9 in. W. x 11.25 in. D. x 6 in. H. Pickup & Shipping: Free pickup in Gardnerville, NV. FedEx shipping within the continental U.S.: $40 + 1.5% insurance (unless waived in writing). Combined shipping available.

Dimensions: 9 in. W. x 11.25 in. D. x 6 in. H. Condition: Original feldgrau finish remains visible over the majority of the shell with scattered scratches, paint loss, and handling wear. The Army eagle decal is partially retained with expected losses. Interior leather liner remains present but exhibits age hardening, cracking, and separation at the rear seam. Original chinstrap is present with age-related wear and deterioration. Overall exhibiting honest wartime service and long-term storage wear.

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Lot Number 300

WWII German NSKK M35 Helmet Estimate: $500 – $1,000 WWII German Model 1935 steel combat helmet bearing an impressed “NSKK” marking and stamped SE63, indicating manufacture by Sächsische Emaillier und Stanzwerke, Lauter, in size 63. Rear skirt stamped with lot number 3214. The helmet retains an unusual reddish-brown overpaint finish applied over the original wartime surface, creating a striking mottled appearance where wear has exposed underlying layers. Interior retains its original liner band and leather liner assembly. The NSKK (Nationalsozialistisches Kraftfahrkorps, or National Socialist Motor Corps) served as a paramilitary motor transport organization in Germany and utilized helmets of military pattern for training and operational duties. Dimensions: 9.25 in. W. x 11.25 in. D. x 6 in. H. Pickup & Shipping: Free pickup in Gardnerville, NV. FedEx shipping within the continental U.S.: $40 + 1.5% insurance (unless waived in writing). Combined shipping available.

Dimensions: 9.25 in. W. x 11.25 in. D. x 6 in. H. Condition: Retains the majority of its reddish-brown overpaint finish with extensive wear, flaking, and surface loss exposing darker underlying paint throughout.

Shell exhibits scattered scratches, abrasions, and service wear. Interior liner remains present but displays significant age hardening, shrinkage, cracking, and deterioration around the perimeter. Liner drawstring remains present. Vent fittings and liner band remain intact. Overall exhibiting substantial service and storage wear.

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Lot Number 301

WWII German Army M35 Motorcycle Dispatch Rider Helmet Estimate: $1,000 – $2,500 WWII German Army motorcycle dispatch rider helmet based on the Model 1935 pattern, retaining its original field-gray finish and partially preserved Army eagle decal on the left side. These helmets were issued to motorcycle troops, dispatch riders, and other personnel requiring head protection while operating military motorcycles and sidecar combinations. The helmet retains its distinctive motorcycle-style liner and chinstrap arrangement designed to provide a more secure fit during vehicle operation. Interior retains its original leather liner assembly and chinstrap. Dimensions: 8.75 in. W. x 10.75 in. D. x 6 in. H. Pickup & Shipping: Free pickup in Gardnerville, NV. FedEx shipping within the continental U.S.: $40 + 1.5% insurance (unless waived in writing). Combined shipping available.

Dimensions: 8.75 in. W. x 10.75 in. D. x 6 in. H. Condition: Original field-gray finish remains present with scattered scratches, handling marks, and areas of finish loss exposing the underlying surface. Army eagle decal remains partially visible with expected wear and losses. Interior leather liner remains intact with age-related shrinkage, surface cracking, and wear.

Chinstrap remains attached and exhibits expected age and service wear. Overall exhibiting honest wartime use and long-term storage wear.

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Lot Number 302

WWII German M40 Helmet, Q66 Shell, Lot No. 84409 Estimate: $500 – $1,000 World War II German M40 steel combat helmet retaining its original field-gray textured finish. The shell is stamped Q66, indicating manufacture by F.W. Quist, Esslingen, with rear skirt lot number 84409. Features the characteristic stamped ventilation holes of the M40 pattern and retains its original leather chinstrap. The interior is fitted with a period leather liner secured by its original aluminum liner band. An honest wartime example displaying typical service wear and age consistent with field use. Dimensions: 9.25 in. W. x 11.25 in. D. x 6.5 in. H. Pickup & Shipping: Free pickup in Gardnerville, NV. FedEx shipping within the continental U.S.: $50 + 1.5% insurance (unless waived in writing). Combined shipping available.

Condition: Original finish remains visible throughout with scattered handling marks, light oxidation, and surface wear. Leather liner is present and largely intact, exhibiting age-related dryness, cracking, and separation to one liner tongue. Original chinstrap remains attached and shows wear from age and use. Interior shell markings remain visible.

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Lot Number 303

WWII German Army Single Decal M40 Helmet, EF60 Shell, Lot No. 9070, Named Estimate: $1,000 – $2,500 World War II German Army (Heer) M40 steel combat helmet retaining a partially visible Heer eagle decal on the left side. The shell is stamped EF60, indicating manufacture by Emaillierwerke A.G., Fulda, with rear skirt lot number 9070. The helmet retains its original liner assembly and displays a hand-painted name to the interior rear skirt, appearing to read “Dr. H. G. Geller” (or similar), likely identifying the original wearer. The exterior retains a substantial portion of its original field-gray finish with honest service wear throughout.

A desirable named single-decal M40 helmet from one of the principal wartime helmet manufacturers. Dimensions: 8.75 in. W. x 10.5 in.

D. x 6 in. H. Pickup & Shipping: Free pickup in Gardnerville, NV. FedEx shipping within the continental U.S.: $50 + 1.5% insurance (unless waived in writing). Combined shipping available.

Dimensions: 8.75 in. W. x 10.5 in. D. x 6 in. H. Condition: Original finish remains throughout with scattered scratches, handling marks, areas of surface wear, and light oxidation. Heer eagle decal survives in partial form with noticeable wear and loss. Interior leather liner remains present but exhibits significant age-related dryness, cracking, shrinkage, and losses around portions of the perimeter. Chinstrap is absent. Interior shell markings, manufacturer stamp, lot number, and painted name remain visible.

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Lot Number 304

WWII German Luftwaffe Single Decal M35 Helmet, ET66 Shell, Lot No. 1062, Named Estimate: $1,000 – $2,500 World War II German Luftwaffe M35 steel combat helmet retaining a partially visible Luftwaffe eagle decal on the left side. The shell is stamped ET66, indicating manufacture by Eisenhüttenwerk Thale, with rear skirt lot number 1062. The helmet retains its original rolled-edge M35 configuration, complete liner assembly, and surviving chinstrap. A hand-painted name to the interior rear skirt appears to read “Hecker”, followed by the number 1308, likely identifying the original wearer. The exterior retains a substantial portion of its original textured field-gray finish with scattered service wear and scratches accumulated through wartime use. Dimensions: 9.25 in. W. x 11.25 in. D. x 6 in. H. Pickup & Shipping: Free pickup in Gardnerville, NV. FedEx shipping within the continental U.S.: $50 + 1.5% insurance (unless waived in writing). Combined shipping available.

Dimensions: 9.25 in. W. x 11.25 in. D. x 6 in. H. Condition: Original finish remains present throughout with scattered scratches, handling marks, and surface wear. Luftwaffe eagle decal survives in partial form with moderate wear and loss. Leather liner remains present and complete, exhibiting age-related dryness, darkening, and cracking, but retains its drawstring.

Original chinstrap remains attached and shows wear, stiffness, and age-related deterioration. Interior shell markings and painted name remain visible.

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Lot Number 305

WWII German Luftwaffe Single-Decal M42 Helmet Estimate: $500 – $1,000 WWII German Luftwaffe Model 1942 combat helmet retaining its original Luftwaffe eagle decal on the left side. The shell is stamped ET66 (Eisenhüttenwerk Thale, size 66) with lot number 1572. Features the simplified rolled-edge M42 shell profile introduced during the latter stages of the war. The helmet retains its original field-gray textured finish with honest period wear and scattered areas of paint loss. The interior liner assembly is no longer present, though the original liner band remains in place with a surviving felt cushion ring.

A representative Luftwaffe combat helmet displaying an untouched wartime Dimensions: 9.75 in. W. x 11.75 in. D. x 6.5 in. H. Pickup & Shipping: Free pickup in Gardnerville, NV. FedEx shipping within the continental U.S.: $50 + 1.5% insurance (unless waived in writing).

Combined shipping available.

Dimensions: 9.75 in. W. x 11.75 in. D. x 6.5 in. H. Condition: Retains a partially intact Luftwaffe eagle decal with wear and losses. Original textured finish remains visible throughout with scattered scratches, abrasions, and areas of paint loss from age and use. Interior liner is absent; liner band and felt cushion ring remain. No chinstrap present. Shell displays no significant dents or structural damage.

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Lot Number 306

WWII German Army Double Decal M35 Helmet, EF62, Lot No. 2044 Estimate: $1,000 – $2,500 World War II German Army (Heer) Model 1935 steel combat helmet retaining both original decals, including the national tricolor shield on the right side and Heer eagle decal on the left. The shell is stamped EF62 (Emaillierwerke AG, Fulda) with lot number 2044. Features the characteristic rolled edge and separate vent lugs associated with the M35 pattern. Retains its original liner band and leather liner, with portions of the leather showing age-related shrinkage and wear. The helmet exhibits an attractive untouched appearance with significant period paint loss across the crown and upper shell, exposing the underlying steel and creating a well-used wartime patina.

Dimensions: 9 x 10.75 x 6 in. high. Pickup & Shipping: Free pickup in Gardnerville, NV. FedEx shipping within the continental U.S.: $50 + 1.5% insurance (unless waived in writing). Combined shipping available.

Dimensions: 9 x 10.75 x 6 in. high.

Condition: Original shell retaining both decals, each showing expected age and wear but remaining clearly visible. Exterior finish displays substantial paint loss, scattered scratches, and honest service wear throughout. Interior retains its original liner band and leather liner, the leather exhibiting dryness, cracking, shrinkage, and losses around the perimeter. No chinstrap present. Shell markings remain legible.

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Lot Number 307

German WWII SS M35 Steel Helmet, ET64 Shell (Repainted) Estimate: $1,000 – $2,500 Original German WWII M35 steel helmet manufactured by Eisenhüttenwerk Thale (ET), stamped CXL64 with lot number 5376. The helmet retains the classic early-war M35 configuration with rolled edge and separate vent grommets. The exterior has been refinished, with a single SS runic shield decal applied or preserved during the repainting process. While not retaining original factory finish, the underlying shell is a confirmed wartime example. Interior fitted with a leather liner and chinstrap, both appearing to be later replacements. The liner is clean and intact with modern-style drawstring, and the strap shows light wear. Pickup & Shipping: Free pickup in Gardnerville, NV. FedEx Ground/Home Delivery within the continental U.S.: $60 + 1.5% insurance (unless waived in writing). Combined shipping available.

Condition: Nothing fluoresces under ultraviolet light. Repainted exterior with even matte finish and minor handling wear. Decal intact. Interior liner and chinstrap are later replacements in very good condition. Shell is structurally sound with visible markings.

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Lot Number 308

WWII German Army Artillery Officer’s Visor Cap Estimate: $500 – $1,000 WWII-period German Army officer’s visor cap constructed in feldgrau wool with red Waffenfarbe piping denoting artillery branch service. Retains metal Wehrmacht eagle and cockade insignia to the front along with silver officer’s chin cord and black lacquered visor.

Interior retains tan sweatband and gray silk lining. A strong display example of the classic German officer’s Schirmmütze pattern of the Second World War. Dimensions: H 5 in. x W 9.5 in. x D 11 in. Pickup & Shipping: Free pickup in Gardnerville, NV. FedEx shipping within the continental U.S.: $40 + 1.5% insurance (unless waived in writing). Combined shipping available.

Dimensions: Dimensions: H 5 in. x W 9.5 in. x D 11 in.

Condition: Displays light overall wear consistent with age and handling. Exterior wool retains strong color and form with scattered minor moth tracking and light soiling. Interior sweatband exhibits age cracking and separation. Insignia, piping, visor, and officer’s cord appear intact.

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Lot Number 309

WWII German Infantry Officer’s Visor Cap Estimate: $500 – $1,000 WWII-period German Army officer’s visor cap constructed in feldgrau wool with white Waffenfarbe piping denoting infantry branch service. Retains metal Wehrmacht eagle and cockade insignia to the front along with silver officer’s chin cord and black lacquered visor.

Interior retains tan leather sweatband and gray silk lining. Dimensions: H 6.2 in. x W 9.5 in. x D 10.5 in. Pickup & Shipping: Free pickup in Gardnerville, NV. FedEx shipping within the continental U.S.: $40 + 1.5% insurance (unless waived in writing). Combined shipping available.

Dimensions: H 6.2 in. x W 9.5 in. x D 10.5 in.

Condition: Displays light to moderate wear consistent with age and handling. Exterior wool retains strong form and color with scattered minor moth tracking and light soiling. Interior sweatband remains supple with minor age wear. Visor, piping, insignia, and officer’s chin cord appear intact.

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Lot Number 310

WWII German Luftwaffe NCO Visor Cap with Yellow Waffenfarbe Piping Estimate: $500 – $1,000 WWII-period German Luftwaffe NCO visor cap constructed in blue-gray wool with yellow Waffenfarbe piping, likely denoting flight or signals-related branch service. Retains aluminum Luftwaffe eagle and cockade insignia to the front along with black patent chinstrap and ribbed black center band. Interior retains partial celluloid diamond and visible maker/size markings beneath. Dimensions: H 6 in. x W 9.5 in. x D 10.5 in. Pickup & Shipping: Free pickup in Gardnerville, NV. FedEx shipping within the continental U.S.: $40 + 1.5% insurance (unless waived in writing). Combined shipping available.

Dimensions: H 6 in. x W 9.5 in. x D 10.5 in.

Condition: Displays moderate overall wear consistent with age and service use. Exterior wool retains good overall form with scattered light soiling and minor wear to piping. Chinstrap, visor, and insignia remain intact. Interior exhibits age wear and deterioration to the celluloid diamond cover with partially visible stamped markings beneath.

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Lot Number 311

WWII German M42 Helmet with Desert Camouflage Finish Estimate: $2,500 – $5,000 WWII German M42 combat helmet retaining a yellow desert camouflage overpaint applied atop the original field-gray finish. The shell retains a partially preserved Heer eagle decal to one side along with original liner system and leather chinstrap. Interior rear skirt stamped indistinct and lot number appearing to read “3959.” The helmet exhibits extensive honest field wear and age throughout, with the textured camouflage finish showing scattered abrasions, scratches, and areas of oxidation. Dimensions: H 6 in. x W 9.5 in. x D 11.25 in. Pickup & Shipping: Free pickup in Gardnerville, NV. FedEx shipping within the continental U.S.: $40 + 1.5% insurance (unless waived in writing). Combined shipping available.

Dimensions: 6 in. x W 9.5 in. x D 11.25 in.

Condition: Displays heavy period wear consistent with service use. Exterior camouflage finish remains substantially intact with scattered losses, scratches, and oxidation throughout the crown and skirt. Partial Heer decal remains visible. Interior liner is present with age-hardening, shrinkage, and cracking to the leather.

Chinstrap remains attached with visible wear and stiffness.

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Lot Number 312

German Kriegsmarine Officer’s Dagger by Eickhorn, Solingen Estimate: $500 – $1,000 A World War II German Kriegsmarine officer’s dress dagger featuring a brass pommel in the form of the naval eagle above a cream-colored celluloid grip wrapped with twisted brass wire. The crossguard bears the traditional fouled anchor motif, over a finely engraved brass scabbard decorated with acanthus panels, lightning-bolt motifs, and dual suspension rings. A silver bullion portepee remains tied in the regulation naval knot. The bright steel blade is etched on both sides with naval trophies, floral scrollwork, and sunburst panels, and is marked on the ricasso with the “Original Eickhorn, Solingen” trademark. A well-detailed example retaining its full dress accoutrements. Dimensions: Overall length (in scabbard): approx. 16 ½ in. Blade length: approx. 10 in. Pickup & Shipping: Free pickup in Gardnerville, NV. FedEx shipping within the continental U.S.: $50 + 1.5% insurance (unless waived in writing). Combined shipping available.

Provenance: Provenance: The estate of John C. Gibson, Delano, CA. Condition: Very good overall with light wear. Blade retains strong original polish and clear etching. Grip lightly toned with age. Portepee shows fraying. Scabbard exhibits even patina and expected handling wear.

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Lot Number 313

WWII German Navy Dagger with Hangers Estimate: $500 – $1,000 WWII German Navy Dagger with Hangers. Dagger maker marked “Adolf Brau, Berlin”. The brass parts all have a nice caramel colored toning and the grip is a rare pumpkin color. Dimensions: 9.75” blade, 16.5” long overall including scabbard. Pickup & Shipping: This lot may be picked up free of charge in Gardnerville, NV. Shipping via FedEx or USPS available within the continental U.S. for $50. All shipments include Direct Signature Required and full replacement value insurance at a rate of 1.5% of the purchase price, unless the buyer accepts full liability in writing. Combined lot shipping is typically discounted.

Condition: Fine overall. Blade has a few sporadic speckles of old oxidation, tip bent. Pommel rotates somewhat freely. (The winner should take care not to overtighten it, this can break the handle). Hangers have a couple spots of fraying at dagger end.

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Lot Number 314

WWII German Luftwaffe Officer’s Sword By SMF, Solingen Estimate: $500 – $1,000 German World War Two Luftwaffe officer’s sword, manufactured by the firm SMF, Solingen. This example is post 1940 as it has aluminum alloy fittings. With the official establishment of the Luftwaffe in March 1935, the newly introduced sword was awarded to all Luftwaffe officer’s in good-standing and the official designation of the sword was altered to Offizierschwert, (Officer’s Sword), although it was most commonly referred to as the Fliegerschwert, (Flyer’s Sword). Regulations dictated that all Officer’s and senior NCO’s wear the sword with the Service, Reporting, Walking-out, and Parade Dress uniforms. The early issue swords were constructed with German nickel/silver or plated fittings while later models, (circa-1940), had aluminum fittings. The grip and scabbard body are both covered with a fine blue Moroccan leather. Dimensions: 38.5” (tip of scabbard to end of pommel), 30” blade. Pick up and Shipping: Free pickup in Gardnerville, NV. FedEx Ground/Home shipping within the continental U.S.: $90 + 1.5% insurance (unless waived in writing). Combined shipping available.

Condition: Blade has some edge knicks and sporadic scuffs / blemishes. The leather is very fine with only a few minor scuffs and blemishes here and there

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Lot Number 315

WWII German 1st Pattern Luftwaffe Dagger by Gebr. Heller Estimate: $500 – $1,000 World War Two German 1st Pattern Luftwaffe Dagger made by “Gebr. Heller Marienthal b.Schweina/thr.”, balloon man marker mark.

Very good looking toning to fittings. The 1st Model Luftwaffe Dagger (Wehrmacht Luftwaffe Borddolch), was modeled after the 55cm DLV Leader Pattern Dirk. It was introduced in late-1934, for wear by officers and senior NCOs. After the 2nd Model dagger was introduced in October 1937, these continued to be worn by junior NCO’s and other ranking officials who were entitled to wear one of the various air crew badges. It could also be received and worn as an award or presentation piece. Dimensions: 12” blade, 19.25” long overall. Pickup & Shipping: This lot may be picked up free of charge in Gardnerville, NV. Shipping via FedEx or USPS available within the continental U.S. for $55. All shipments include Direct Signature Required and full replacement value insurance at a rate of 1.5% of the purchase price, unless the buyer accepts full liability in writing. Combined lot shipping is typically discounted.

Condition: Blade excellent condition with some light blemishes. Silver finish on high points of cross guard and pommel worn to reveal brass colored base layer.

Moroccan blue leather, extremely fine, only the edge near the bottom has a few knicks. Grip has expected handling wear.

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Lot Number 316

WWII German Luftwaffe 2nd Pattern Officer’s Dagger by E & F. Horster, Solingen with Portepee and Hanger Estimate: $500 – $1,000 WWII German Luftwaffe 2nd pattern officer’s dagger manufactured by E & F. of Horster, Solingen, retaining the maker’s trademark on the ricasso. The dagger features the classic Luftwaffe patter aluminum fittings with eagle-form cross guard, swastika-adorned pommel, and cream colored grip wrapped with twisted wire. The matching pebbled metal scabbard retains its original fittings and is accompanied by by a silver portapee knot and hanger assembly. The reverse of clip is stamped “DRGM” (Deutsches Reichsgebrauchsmuster), indicating German registered utility-model protection. The blade retains a bright finish with visible original polish and well-defined point.

Portepee and Hanger. Dimensions: 17in. Overall; 10 in., blade. Pickup & Shipping: Free pick up free of charge in Gardnerville, NV. FedEx within the continental U.S. for $55. + 1.5% insurance (unless waived in writing). Combined shipping available.

Condition: very good overall. Blade retains bright finish with scattered spotting, light oxidation, and minor age discoloration. Aluminum grip fittings and scabbard show expected handling wear and age toning. Grip remains tight with intact wire wrap. Portapee and hanger remain attached, exhibiting expected age wear and some fraying to the fabric components. Mechanically sound and displays well.

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Lot Number 317

WWII German 2nd Pattern Luftwaffe Dagger by Fridericus Estimate: $500 – $1,000 World War II German second pattern Luftwaffe dagger made by Fridericus, Solingen. Pickup & Shipping: This lot may be picked up free of charge in Gardnerville, NV. Shipping via FedEx or USPS available within the continental U.S. for $55. All shipments include Direct Signature Required and full replacement value insurance at a rate of 1.5% of the purchase price, unless the buyer accepts full liability in writing. Combined lot shipping is typically discounted.

Condition: Grip loose. Please see photos.

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Lot Number 318

WWII German 2nd Pattern Luftwaffe Officer’s Dagger with Knot & Hanger by WKC Estimate: $500 – $1,000 German Second World War Luftwaffe officer’s dagger retaining its original scabbard, portepee knot, and suspension hanger assembly.

The dagger features the characteristic orange grip wrapped with twisted wire, eagle crossguard with swastika device, and pommel bearing Luftwaffe sunwheel insignia. The blade is marked with the knight’s head trademark of WKC (Weyersberg, Kirschbaum & Co.), Solingen. The matching scabbard retains its pebble-grain finish with decorated bands, accompanied by a silvered Luftwaffe-style hanger with fittings and clips. Portepee knot remains attached at the guard. Measurements: 16.5 in. overall; blade 10 in. Pickup & Shipping: Free pickup in Gardnerville, NV. FedEx shipping within the continental U.S.: $45 + 1.5% insurance (unless waived in writing). Combined shipping available.

Dimensions: 16.5 in. overall; blade 10 in.

Condition: Blade retains visible finish with scattered light oxidation, spotting, and age wear. Grip, wire wrap, fittings, and scabbard show handling wear and patina consistent with age. Hanger and knot present with expected wear and fraying. WKC maker mark visible at ricasso.

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Lot Number 319

WWII German Army Dagger by Eickhorn Estimate: $500 – $1,000 A German Army officer’s dagger of the Second World War period, retaining its orange ribbed grip, plated fittings, and pebbled steel scabbard. The crossguard features the characteristic Wehrmacht eagle and swastika motif with curled quillons, while the pommel displays oak leaf decoration surrounding the swastika emblem. The blade is double-edged and marked with the Eickhorn squirrel trademark and “Original Solingen” at the ricasso. Retains its matching pebbled scabbard with suspension rings. The dagger exhibits an attractive untouched appearance with honest age and oxidation to the scabbard and fittings. The blade retains a bright surface with scattered spotting and wear from age and handling. Dimensions: 15.5 in. overall; 10 in. blade. Pickup & Shipping: Free pickup in Gardnerville, NV. FedEx shipping within the continental U.S.: $40 + 1.5% insurance (unless waived in writing). Combined shipping available.

Dimensions: 15.5 in. overall; 10 in. blade.

Condition: Moderate age wear throughout with oxidation and surface rust to portions of the scabbard and mounts. Grip remains well preserved with strong color. Blade shows scattered staining and light sharpening wear. No hanger or knot present.

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Lot Number 320

WWII German Army Officer’s Dagger by H. Kölling, Solingen Estimate: $500 – $1,000 A German Army officer’s dagger of the Second World War period, retaining its cream-colored ribbed grip, plated fittings, and pebbled steel scabbard. The crossguard displays the characteristic Wehrmacht eagle and swastika motif with curled quillons, while the pommel is decorated with oak leaves. The double-edged blade bears the maker’s mark for H. Kölling, Solingen at the ricasso. Retains its matching pebbled scabbard with suspension rings. The dagger presents well overall with an untouched appearance and attractive age patina to the fittings. The blade retains much of its original brightness with scattered spotting and light wear from age and handling. Dimensions: 15.5 in. overall; 10 in. blade. Pickup & Shipping: Free pickup in Gardnerville, NV. FedEx shipping within the continental U.S.: $40 + 1.5% insurance (unless waived in writing). Combined shipping available.

Dimensions: 15.5 in. overall; 10 in. blade.

Condition: Honest period wear throughout with oxidation and patina to the fittings and scabbard. Grip remains well preserved with light handling wear. Blade shows scattered staining, spotting, and minor surface wear. No hanger or knot present.

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Lot Number 321

WWII German Army Officer’s Dagger by Alcoso Solingen with Portepee Estimate: $500 – $1,000 Second World War German Army officer’s dagger retaining its original silvered fittings, pebbled scabbard, and cream-colored ribbed grip. The crossguard displays the Wehrmacht eagle and swastika motif, while the blade bears the maker’s mark for Alcoso, Solingen.

Offered together with its silver bullion portepee and matching hanger assembly. Dimensions: 15.5 in. overall; 10 in. blade. Pickup & Shipping: Free pickup in Gardnerville, NV. FedEx shipping within the continental U.S.: $40 + 1.5% insurance (unless waived in writing).

Combined shipping available.

Dimensions: 15.5 in. overall; 10 in. blade.

Condition: Blade remains bright with scattered spotting and light age wear visible near the tip and ricasso. Grip shows light handling wear and mellowing to the finish. Scabbard and fittings retain an even aged patina with light surface wear throughout. Portepee and hanger remain attached, showing expected fraying and age-related wear from use and storage.

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Lot Number 322

WWII German SA Dagger by SMF, Solingen Estimate: $500 – $1,000 Second World War German SA dagger retaining its original brown wooden grip inset with SA and eagle emblems, nickel-silver style fittings, and brown anodized scabbard. The blade bears the etched motto “Alles für Deutschland” and the maker’s mark for SMF, Solingen.

Lower crossguard stamped “Ns,” indicating the Niederschlesien SA district group. Dimensions: 14.5 in. overall; 8.75 in. blade. Pickup & Shipping: Free pickup in Gardnerville, NV. FedEx shipping within the continental U.S.: $40 + 1.5% insurance (unless waived in writing).

Combined shipping available.

Dimensions: 14.5 in. overall; 8.75 in. blade.

Condition: Blade shows scattered oxidation, spotting, sharpening, and surface wear consistent with age and handling, with the motto remaining clearly legible.

Grip retains good color with light handling marks and minor scratches. Fittings display an even aged patina. Scabbard exhibits oxidation, finish wear, and scattered areas of corrosion, particularly near the lower fitting.

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Lot Number 323

WWII German SA Dagger by Carl August Meis G.M.B.H., Solingen Estimate: $500 – $1,000 Double-edged dagger retaining the motto “Alles für Deutschland” acid-etched to the blade. The reverse ricasso bears the maker’s mark for Carl August Meis G.M.B.H., Solingen. Gruppe Stamp “Nrh” for Niederrhein. Brown wooden grip inset with SA roundel and eagle device, complete with anodized scabbard and suspension ring. Dimensions: 14.5 in. overall; 8.75 in. blade. Pickup & Shipping: Free pickup in Gardnerville, NV. FedEx shipping within the continental U.S.: $40 + 1.5% insurance (unless waived in writing). Combined shipping available.

Dimensions: 14.5 in. overall; 8.75 in. blade.

Condition: Blade retains visible motto and maker mark with scattered oxidation, light spotting, and evidence of cleaning. Grip remains solid with moderate handling wear. Scabbard shows surface wear, scratches, and age-related finish loss consistent with period use and storage.

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Lot Number 324

WWII German SA Dagger by Aesculap, Tuttlingen Estimate: $500 – $1,000 WWII-period German SA dagger manufactured by Aesculap of Tuttlingen, retaining the etched blade motto “Alles für Deutschland.” Features brown wooden grip inset with SA roundel and eagle device, nickel-plated crossguards and fittings, and matching brown anodized scabbard with suspension hanger. Ricasso bears the circular Aesculap maker’s trademark. A representative example of the standard SA service dagger pattern carried during the Third Reich period. 15.5 in. overall; 10 in. blade. Pickup & Shipping: Free pickup in Gardnerville, NV. FedEx shipping within the continental U.S.: $40 + 1.5% insurance (unless waived in writing). Combined shipping available.

Dimensions: 15.5 in. overall; 10 in. blade.

Condition: Retains its original brown anodized scabbard with matching nickel-plated mounts and suspension ring. The wooden grip remains intact with SA roundel and eagle emblem present. Blade retains the etched motto with visible crossgraining and scattered age staining. Ricasso marked “Aesculap, Tuttlingen.”

General light handling wear and oxidation consistent with age.

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Lot Number 325

WWII German SA Dagger by Tigerwerk Lauterjung & Co., Solingen, Dated 1941 Estimate: $500 – $1,000 WWII-period German SA dagger manufactured by Tigerwerk Lauterjung & Co. of Solingen, retaining the etched blade motto “Alles für Deutschland.” Features brown wooden grip inset with SA roundel and eagle device, nickel-plated crossguards and fittings, and matching brown anodized scabbard with suspension hanger. Ricasso bears the RZM code “M7/68” with date mark “1941,” associated with Tigerwerk Lauterjung & Co., Solingen. 15.5 in. overall; 10 in. blade. Pickup & Shipping: Free pickup in Gardnerville, NV. FedEx shipping within the continental U.S.: $40 + 1.5% insurance (unless waived in writing). Combined shipping available.

Dimensions: 15.5 in. overall; 10 in. blade.

Condition: Retains its original brown anodized scabbard with matching nickel-plated mounts and suspension ring. The wooden grip remains intact with SA roundel and eagle emblem present. Blade retains the etched motto with visible crossgraining and scattered light age staining and sharpening marks near the edge.

Ricasso marked with RZM code “M7/68” and dated “1941.” Leather suspension hanger stamped with RZM roundel and code “M5/8.” General light handling wear and oxidation consistent with age.

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Lot Number 326

WWII German SS Dagger by P. D. Lüneschlöss, Solingen Estimate: $1,000 – $2,500 WWII-period German SS dagger manufactured by P. D. Lüneschlöss of Solingen, retaining the etched blade motto “Meine Ehre heißt Treue” (“My Honor Is Loyalty”). Features black wooden grip inset with SS runic roundel and eagle device, nickel-plated crossguards and fittings, and matching black anodized scabbard with suspension hanger. Ricasso bears the RZM code “M7/14,” associated with P. D. Lüneschlöss, Solingen. 14.5 in. overall; 8.5 in. blade. Pickup & Shipping: Free pickup in Gardnerville, NV. FedEx shipping within the continental U.S.: $40 + 1.5% insurance (unless waived in writing). Combined shipping available.

Dimensions: 14.5 in. overall; 8.5 in. blade.

Condition: Retains its original black anodized scabbard with matching nickel-plated mounts and suspension ring. The black wooden grip remains intact with SS runic roundel and eagle emblem present. Blade retains the etched motto with visible crossgraining, scattered age staining, and areas of light oxidation. Ricasso marked with RZM code “M7/14.” Leather suspension hanger remains attached and is stamped with RZM roundel and code “M5/71.” General light handling wear and oxidation consistent with age.

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Lot Number 327

WWII German Red Cross (DRK) Leader’s Hewer / Dagger Estimate: $500 – $1,000 WWII-period German Red Cross (Deutsches Rotes Kreuz / DRK) leader’s hewer-style dagger with bright polished clip-point blade measuring approximately 9.75 in., housed in its silver-gray pebbled scabbard with integral suspension rings. Features orange ribbed grip with aluminum pommel and crossguard, the obverse retaining the DRK eagle-and-cross emblem medallion. Reverse guard retains plain roundel. The design follows the distinctive DRK leadership pattern produced during the Third Reich period for senior administrative and ceremonial wear by senior German Red Cross officials. Dimensions: 15 in. overall; 9.75 in. blade. Pickup & Shipping: Free pickup in Gardnerville, NV. FedEx shipping within the continental U.S.: $40 + 1.5% insurance (unless waived in writing). Combined shipping available.

Dimensions: 15 in. overall; 9.75 in. blade.

Condition: Blade retains a bright polished finish with light handling and surface marks visible under inspection. Grip remains vibrant with minor age lines and small scuffs. Scabbard retains its textured finish with scattered wear and small areas of finish loss near the drag and mounts. Mechanism and fittings appear intact.

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Lot Number 328

WWII German Red Cross (DRK) Leader’s Dagger with Hanger Estimate: $1,000 – $2,500 WWII-period German Red Cross (Deutsches Rotes Kreuz / DRK) leader’s dagger retaining its original silver-gray pebbled scabbard and matching brocade hanger assembly. Features orange ribbed grip with aluminum pommel and crossguard, the obverse retaining the DRK eagle-and-cross emblem medallion and the reverse fitted with plain oval roundel. Bright polished clip-point blade housed in matching textured scabbard with integral suspension mounts. Accompanied by a period DRK hanger with silver-gray fittings and striped fabric suspension straps. The design follows the distinctive DRK leadership pattern carried by senior German Red Cross officials during the Third Reich period. Dimensions: 15 in. overall; 9.75 in. blade. Pickup & Shipping: Free pickup in Gardnerville, NV. FedEx shipping within the continental U.S.: $40 + 1.5% insurance (unless waived in writing). Combined shipping available.

Dimensions: 15 in. overall; 9.75 in. blade.

Condition: Blade retains a bright finish with scattered spotting, light oxidation, and handling wear visible throughout. Grip remains vibrant with minor age lines and light scuffing. Scabbard retains its original textured finish with areas of oxidation and finish wear concentrated near the mounts and drag. Hanger assembly remains intact with expected age wear and discoloration to the fabric straps and fittings.

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Lot Number 329

US WW2 KA-BAR KABAR Deep Sea Diving Diver Knife Estimate: $500 – $1,000 WWII-era U.S. Navy diving knife manufactured by Union Cutlery Co. of Olean, New York, bearing the early KA-BAR trademark and retaining its original brass scabbard. The knife features a wood grip with turned ring decoration and metal pommel cap, a single-edged blade with sawback spine, and threaded guard assembly designed to secure the knife within the heavy brass sheath. Accompanied by a braided rope lanyard. Diving knives of this pattern were carried by Navy divers and underwater demolition personnel during the Second World War and represent one of the more distinctive specialized edged weapons of the period. Dimensions: 13.5 in. overall; 7 in. blade; scabbard approximately 2.75 x 2.75 x 13.5 in. Pickup & Shipping: Free pickup in Gardnerville, NV. FedEx shipping within the continental U.S.: $40 + 1.5% insurance (unless waived in writing). Combined shipping available.

Dimensions: 13.5 in. overall; 7 in. blade; scabbard approximately 2.75 x 2.75 x 13.5 in.

Condition: Blade retains visible KA-BAR and Union Cutlery Co. markings with scattered light oxidation, sharpening, and handling wear. Brass scabbard exhibits age patina and surface wear consistent with use and storage. Wood grip remains intact with minor dings and finish wear. Rope lanyard present. Overall a well-preserved example displaying honest service wear.

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Lot Number 330

WWII U.S. Navy Diving Knife with Brass Scabbard by DESCO Estimate: $500 – $1,000 World War Two U.S. Navy diving knife retaining its original brass scabbard and leather belt hanger. Scabbard marked “DESCO”. Features a turned wooden grip with metal pommel cap, threaded locking assembly, and a single-edged blade with serrated spine. The heavy brass scabbard retains its original belt suspension hardware and was designed to secure the knife by means of the threaded guard and sheath mouth. Dimensions: Approximately 13.5 in. overall; blade approximately 7 in. Pickup & Shipping: Free pickup in Gardnerville, NV. FedEx shipping within the continental U.S.: $40 + 1.5% insurance (unless waived in writing). Combined shipping available.

Dimensions: 13.5 in. overall; blade approximately 7 in.

Condition: Blade exhibits a bright finish with scattered handling marks, light staining, and minor edge wear. Serrations remain well defined. Wooden grip retains an attractive finish with light use marks. Brass scabbard displays an even age patina and remains fitted with its leather belt hanger, showing expected wear from use and storage. Overall presents well and appears mechanically functional.

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Lot Number 331

Ornate Spanish Toledo Plug Bayonet with Etched Blade and Scabbard Estimate: $500 – $1,000 Large and highly decorative Spanish plug bayonet featuring a 9.5-inch double-edged blade richly etched with scrolling foliate decoration, heraldic motifs, and a prominent “FABRICA DE TOLEDO” panel at the ricasso. The hilt is fitted with a finely turned wooden grip, engraved crossguard, and matching engraved metal mounts. The accompanying leather-covered scabbard retains elaborately engraved throat and chape mounts decorated with scrolling floral designs and a raised teardrop-shaped ornament. Such pieces were produced in Toledo, Spain, during the late 19th and early 20th centuries, drawing inspiration from earlier European bayonets and presentation weapons, and were often sold as high-quality military, ceremonial, or export pieces. Dimensions: 16 in. overall; 9.5 in. blade. Pickup & Shipping: Free pickup in Gardnerville, NV. FedEx shipping within the continental U.S.: $40 + 1.5% insurance (unless waived in writing). Combined shipping available.

Dimensions: 16 in. overall; 9.5 in. blade.

Condition: Blade retains crisp etched decoration on both sides with scattered age staining, light sharpening, and minor wear. Engraved hilt and mounts display an attractive aged patina with traces of gilt highlighting remaining within recessed decoration. Wooden grip remains sound with minor handling marks. Leather-covered scabbard exhibits expected age cracking, surface wear, and small losses to the covering, while retaining its engraved metal throat and chape. Overall a well-preserved and visually impressive example.

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Lot Number 332

French / New Orleans Style Dagger with Etched Blade and Ebonized Handle, 19th Century Estimate: $1,000 – $2,500 A 19th-century French or New Orleans–influenced dagger featuring a narrow double-edged blade with foliate etching near the ricasso.

The hilt is fitted with a straight iron crossguard terminating in rounded finials, exhibiting a dark, untouched patina consistent with age.

The grip appears to be of ebonized wood or horn, carved with a distinctive fan motif at the pommel end, a stylistic element often associated with Southern or Creole adaptations of European forms. The blade’s decorative etching, combined with the simple yet elegant guard and sculptural grip, reflects the blending of French craftsmanship with regional American tastes, particularly in port cities such as New Orleans during the mid-to-late 19th century. The dagger is accompanied by its original scabbard, fitted with a metal throat and tip, showing expected wear from age and use. Pickup & Shipping: Free pickup in Gardnerville, NV. FedEx shipping within the continental U.S.: $50 + 1.5% insurance (unless waived in writing). Combined shipping available.

Dimensions: 16 x 3in.

Condition: Blade retains visible etched decoration with areas of light wear, oxidation, and surface spotting. Hilt with age-consistent patina; crossguard shows oxidation and handling wear. Handle (likely ebonized wood or horn) with scattered surface scratches and minor wear but remains structurally sound. Scabbard present with visible wear, surface cracking, and losses to finish.

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Lot Number 333

Pribyl Brothers Marked Gambler’s Dagger with Carved Coral Handle Estimate: $500 – $1,000 A late 19th to early 20th century gambler’s dagger featuring a single-edged blade stamped “PRIBYL BROTHERS” at the ricasso. The hilt is fitted with a simple iron crossguard and a decorative ferrule engraved with floral motifs. The dagger is distinguished by its carved coral handle, decorated with foliate designs and a central shield motif, a style commonly associated with gambler’s and personal carry knives of the period. Pieces by Pribyl Brothers are known within this category, often reflecting European manufacture for export to American markets. Compact and easily concealed, this example embodies the blend of function and ornament typical of knives carried in gambling and frontier environments. Pickup & Shipping: Free pickup in Gardnerville, NV. FedEx shipping within the continental U.S.: $50 + 1.5% insurance (unless waived in writing). Combined shipping available.

Condition: Blade shows moderate oxidation, surface wear, and areas of finish loss, with maker’s mark still legible. Guard and ferrule exhibit age patina and light corrosion. Carved coral handle remains intact with visible surface wear, minor nicks, and small losses consistent with use. Overall structurally sound.

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Lot Number 334

Imperial Russian M1881 Dragoon Shashka Cavalry Saber, Dated 1910 Estimate: $1,000 – $2,500 Description: Imperial Russian Model 1881 Dragoon shashka cavalry saber retaining its original brass hilt, ribbed wooden grip, and leather-covered scabbard with brass suspension ring mounts. The ricasso is dated 1910 beneath the Imperial double-headed eagle arsenal mark, with additional inspection and matching assembly marks present throughout the hilt and scabbard components. The curved single-edged blade measures approximately 34 in. and remains bright with visible polish and scattered areas of age staining near the guard. A classic late Imperial Russian cavalry pattern widely used through the First World War and into the Russian Civil War period.

Dimensions: 40.5 in. overall; 34 in. blade. Pickup & Shipping: Free pickup in Gardnerville, NV. FedEx shipping within the continental U.S.: $70 + 1.5% insurance (unless waived in writing). Combined shipping available.

Dimensions: 40.5 in. overall; 34 in. blade.

Condition: Blade appears cleaned and polished with light scattered staining and sharpening wear near the ricasso. Brass hilt and mounts display an even aged patina with oxidation and handling wear throughout. Grip remains solid with scattered surface wear and small losses to the carved ribs. Leather-covered scabbard remains intact with scattered crazing, handling wear, and age cracking. Suspension rings intact.

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Lot Number 335

Imperial Russian M1881 Dragoon Shashka Cavalry Saber Estimate: $1,000 – $2,500 Imperial Russian Model 1881 Dragoon Shashka cavalry saber retaining its original wood scabbard with brass mounts and suspension ring. The curved single-fuller blade bears Imperial Russian arsenal and inspection markings including a dated stamp appearing “1900.” and serial numbering on the ricasso. Brass hilt with characteristic knuckle bow and deeply carved wooden grip scales. A classic late Imperial Russian cavalry pattern associated with Dragoon service prior to the Russian Revolution. Dimensions: 41 in. overall; 34 in. blade.

Pickup & Shipping: Free pickup in Gardnerville, NV. FedEx shipping within the continental U.S.: $70 + 1.5% insurance (unless waived in writing). Combined shipping available.

Dimensions: 41 in. overall; 34 in. blade.

Condition: Blade exhibits sharpening, scattered staining, and light surface oxidation with visible arsenal markings. Brass hilt and mounts display an untouched aged patina throughout. Wood grip remains solid with expected handling wear. Wood scabbard retains much of its original dark finish with scattered losses, scratches, and age-related wear.

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Lot Number 336

Confederate-Associated Missouri Civil War Archive Including Bowie Knife, Portrait & Provost Marshal Pass Estimate: $500 – $1,000 Archive grouping consisting of a large framed portrait photograph, accompanied by a separate period Bowie-style knife and an 1865 military travel pass issued by the Office of the Provost Marshal, District No. 1, St. Joseph, Missouri. Accompanying the portrait is a period Bowie-form knife with wooden grip scales and iron crossguard. Also included is a partially printed military travel pass reading in part: “Office Provost Marshal District No. 1 W. Mo. St. Joseph, Mo., May 16, 1865…” issued to John Bone, permitting travel across the Missouri River and signed for Major J.M. Bassett, District Provost Marshal. Three items preserved together as a group and believed to relate to Confederate-associated activity in western Missouri during the immediate aftermath of the Civil War surrender. St. Joseph and the surrounding Missouri border region were deeply tied to Confederate and guerrilla activity throughout the Civil War period. Measurements: Photo: 20 x 16 in. overall Framed: 31.5 x 27.25 in. Bowie: 19.5 in. overall; blade 14.25 in. Document: 3 x 7.75 in. Pickup & Shipping: Free pickup in Gardnerville, NV. FedEx shipping within the continental U.S.: $140 + 1.5% insurance (unless waived in writing). Combined shipping available.

Condition: Overall toning, creasing, and fold wear to the travel pass. Knife exhibits oxidation, sharpening, age wear, and surface patina throughout. Portrait retains good contrast beneath glass with scattered spotting and age-related frame wear.

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Lot Number 337

Imperial German Chief Forester’s Hunting Short Sword (Hirschfänger), by WKC, Solingen Estimate: $500 – $1,000 A richly decorated Imperial German Chief Forester’s short sword (Hirschfänger), featuring a heavily etched hunting-scene blade with motifs of stag, hunter with rifle, hounds, oak-leaf scrollwork, and trophy imagery. The gilt brass guard incorporates the classic scalloped shell guard and acorn finial. The hilt is fitted with iv*ry slab grips, each secured by domed gilt studs. The reverse ricasso bears the knight-head maker’s mark of WKC (Weyersberg, Kirschbaum & Co., Solingen). Includes the original companion skinner, housed in the scabbard’s front pocket, etched with matching floral panels. Complete with original portepee. Dimensions: Short sword: 20 1/2 in. overall; blade 15 1/4 in. Skinner: 6 in. overall; blade 3 in. Ivory Compliance Notice: This item contains less than 20% ivory by volume and is more than 100 years old, qualifying as an antique under federal law. Possession and sale of antique ivory is restricted in certain jurisdictions. Accordingly, this item cannot be shipped to California, Hawaii, Illinois, New Jersey, New York, Oregon, Washington, or the District of Columbia. Buyers in those jurisdictions may not bid. Successful purchasers are responsible for retaining any accompanying compliance documentation and ensuring adherence to all applicable laws. NGA reserves the right to cancel any sale that violates federal or state regulations. Pickup & Shipping: Free pickup in Gardnerville, NV. FedEx Ground/Home Delivery within the continental U.S.: $50 + 1.5% insurance (unless waived in writing). Combined shipping available.

Condition: Blade etching remains crisp with scattered age patina. Gilt hilt retains good color with expected handling wear. Ivory grips show natural age toning and faint shrinkage lines. Scabbard leather with surface wear and minor separation repairs near the throat; gilt brass mounts with patina and handling wear.

Skinner blade with mottled age darkening. Portepee frayed from age but intact.

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Lot Number 338

Custom Damascus Steel Fixed Blade Knife by Red St. Cyr, Master Smith, with Stag Handle and Tooled Leather Sheath Estimate: $500 – $1,000 Fine custom fixed blade knife featuring a striking Damascus steel blade with pronounced layered patterning throughout, indicative of skilled pattern-welding and acid-etch finishing. The blade is marked “ST. CYR / M.S.”, identifying the maker as R.W. St. Cyr and denoting Master Smith status within the American Bladesmith Society. Fitted with a sculpted stag antler handle displaying natural texture and coloration, and accented by a decorative guard and collar with complementary layered metal detailing. The knife is accompanied by a high-quality brown leather sheath stamped “Paul Long Kerrville, TX,” a noted maker of custom sheaths. Overall, a visually compelling and well-executed custom piece combining high-level craftsmanship and premium materials. Dimensions approx.: 15.75 x 1.5 in.; blade 10 in. Pickup & Shipping: This lot may be picked up free of charge in Gardnerville, NV. Shipping via FedEx Ground/Home within the continental U.S. for $60 + 1.5% insurance (unless waived in writing). Direct Signature Required. Combined lot shipping available.

Dimensions: 15.75 x 1.5 in.; blade 10 in.

Provenance: The Collection of Marshall Caskey Esq. Condition: Very good, showing light surface wear consistent with careful handling. Blade retains a strong etched pattern with no major visible damage. Handle exhibits natural character inherent to stag with minor age-related wear at the pommel end. Sheath remains supple with minor handling marks and intact stitching.

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Lot Number 339

Damascus Steel Custom Fixed Blade Knife by Timothy Potier, Master Smith, with Carved Hardwood Handle and Leather Sheath Estimate: $500 – $1,000 Fine custom fixed blade knife by Timothy Potier, featuring a long Damascus steel blade with visible patterning and a bold clip-point profile. The ricasso is cleanly finished and marked “POTIER” on one side and “M.S.” on the reverse, denoting Master Smith status. The knife is fitted with an ornate, twisted metal guard, adding both visual distinction and hand protection. The handle is crafted from dark hardwood, finely checkered in a small diamond pattern for enhanced grip, and terminates in a metal butt plate. The overall form reflects high-quality custom workmanship with an emphasis on both performance and aesthetic detail. Accompanied by a fitted leather sheath also stamped “POTIER,” consistent with the maker. Dimensions approx.: 17.75 x 2.5 in.; blade 12 in. Pickup & Shipping: This lot may be picked up free of charge in Gardnerville, NV. Shipping via FedEx Ground/Home within the continental U.S. for $60 + 1.5% insurance (unless waived in writing). Direct Signature Required. Combined lot shipping available.

Provenance: The Collection of Marshall Caskey Esq. Condition: Very good, with light surface wear and minor handling marks visible on the blade. Damascus pattern remains well-defined. Edge appears clean with no major damage. Handle is solid with crisp checkering and no visible cracks. Guard and butt plate show light wear. Sheath shows minor scuffing and light use but remains structurally sound..

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Lot Number 340

Custom Damascus Steel Fixed Blade Knife by Jim Walker, Master Smith with Burl Wood Handle and St. Cyr Leather Sheath Estimate: $500 – $1,000 Striking custom, Jim Walker fixed blade knife featuring a patterned Damascus steel blade with flowing layered grain throughout, terminating in a fine clip point. The ricasso bears the designation “M.S.”, indicating Master Smith status within the American Bladesmith Society, with the reverse showing a distinctive maker’s mark of three crossed arrows and “Walker”. The knife is fitted with an ornate guard and ferrule displaying engraved and textured metalwork with subtle green patinated accents. The handle is crafted from figured burl wood, exhibiting rich swirling grain and a gently contoured ergonomic form, capped with a decorative metal pommel and lanyard stud. Accompanied by a finely tooled leather sheath stamped “ST. CYR”. Overall, a compelling custom piece combining Master Smith workmanship with strong visual appeal and an interesting maker association . Dimensions approx.: 13.25 x 1.375 in.; blade 7.75 in. Pickup & Shipping: This lot may be picked up free of charge in Gardnerville, NV. Shipping via FedEx Ground/Home within the continental U.S. for $60 + 1.5% insurance (unless waived in writing). Direct Signature Required. Combined lot shipping available.

Dimensions: 13.25 x 1.375 in.; blade 7.75 in.

Provenance: The Collection of Marshall Caskey Esq. Condition: Excellent, with minimal signs of handling. Blade retains a crisp Damascus pattern with no visible damage. Handle is intact with no cracks observed.

Decorative fittings remain tight with light natural patina. Sheath shows light surface wear but remains structurally sound.

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Lot Number 341

Custom Fixed Blade Bowie Knife by J. Neilson, Master Smith, with Stag Handle Estimate: $500 – $1,000 Exceptional custom Bowie-style fixed blade knife signed “J. Neilson M.S.” on the ricasso, denoting Master Smith status. The knife features a long clip-point blade with a satin-finished primary bevel and forge-finished flats, creating a striking contrast typical of high-level bladesmith work. A forged guard with visible patterning complements the blade, while the handle is crafted from naturally curved stag, displaying strong texture and contrasting light and dark tones. The pommel appears forged to match the guard, completing a cohesive, hand-forged aesthetic. The overall form reflects a classic American Bowie interpretation executed with refined craftsmanship and attention to detail. Dimensions approx.: 17.25 x 1.625 in.; blade 12 in. Pickup & Shipping: This lot may be picked up free of charge in Gardnerville, NV. Shipping via FedEx Ground/Home within the continental U.S. for $65 + 1.5% insurance (unless waived in writing). Direct Signature Required. Combined lot shipping available.

Dimensions: 17.25 x 1.625 in.; blade 12 in.

Provenance: The Collection of Marshall Caskey Esq. Condition: Excellent, with light signs of handling. Blade remains clean with no visible edge damage. Forge-finished areas show consistent, intentional texture.

Stag handle is solid with no noted cracks. Fittings are tight and well executed.

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Lot Number 342

Folding Linerlock Knife by Robert Terzuola, CPM 154 Blade, with Mineralized Mastodon Molar Handle Scales Estimate: $500 – $1,000 Fine custom folding knife by noted maker Robert Terzuola, featuring a drop-point blade marked “TERZUOLA” and “CPM 154.” The blade has a matte finish with a long fuller and thumb stud for one-handed opening. The handle is constructed with a titanium frame fitted with distinctive scales described on the accompanying card as “mineralized mastodon molar, nickel / copper,” exhibiting striking natural banding and coloration. The knife is of linerlock construction and includes a leather lanyard. Accompanied by a fitted zippered case and maker’s card from “Robert Terzuola Handcrafted Knives, Albuquerque, New Mexico,” adding important maker and material documentation. Dimensions approx.: 9.25 x 1.25 x .75 in.; blade 4 x 1 in. Pickup & Shipping: This lot may be picked up free of charge in Gardnerville, NV. Shipping via FedEx Ground/Home within the continental U.S. for $30 + 1.5% insurance (unless waived in writing). Direct Signature Required. Combined lot shipping available.

Provenance: The Collection of Marshall Caskey Esq. Condition: Excellent, appearing little used with clean blade surfaces and intact edge. Handle scales are secure with no visible cracks. Mechanism functions smoothly. Case and card present with light handling wear.

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Lot Number 343

Reese Bose Two-Blade Folding Knife with Light Horn Scales Estimate: $500 – $1,000 Well-crafted two-blade folding knife signed “R. Bose” and marked “Wilfred Works,” reflecting the work of respected American maker Reese Bose. The knife features a clip-point primary blade and secondary spear-point blade, both with clean satin finishes and crisp grinds.

The handle is fitted with smooth, light-colored horn scales, accented by a shaped metal escutcheon and pinned construction. A polished metal bolster completes the traditional yet refined presentation, showcasing Bose’s characteristic blend of classic form and precise modern craftsmanship. Dimensions approx.: 6.25 x 1 x .5 in.; blades 2.75 x 0.5 in. Pickup & Shipping: This lot may be picked up free of charge in Gardnerville, NV. Shipping via FedEx Ground/Home within the continental U.S. for $30 + 1.5% insurance (unless waived in writing).

Direct Signature Required. Combined lot shipping available.

Dimensions: 6.25 x 1 x .5 in.; blades 2.75 x 0.5 in.

Provenance: The Collection of Marshall Caskey Esq. Condition: Excellent, appearing unused with clean blades retaining original finish. Handles are well-preserved with no visible cracks or losses. Both blades open and close smoothly with solid action.

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Lot Number 344

W.D. Pease Custom Folding Knife with Pearl and Metallic Scales Estimate: $500 – $1,000 Striking custom folding knife by W.D. Pease, signed on the liner “W.D. Pease W12.” The knife features a finely patterned Damascus blade with flowing layered design. The handle is an artistic composite, combining iridescent mother-of-pearl with a richly colored etched metal section decorated with celestial motifs including stars and a central medallion, creating a distinctive presentation piece. The knife is further enhanced with anodized accents and file-worked backspacer, reflecting Pease’s reputation for imaginative, high-end custom work. Dimensions approx.: 6.5 x 1 x .375 in.; blade 2.75 x 0.75 in. Pickup & Shipping: This lot may be picked up free of charge in Gardnerville, NV. Shipping via FedEx Ground/Home within the continental U.S. for $30 + 1.5% insurance (unless waived in writing). Direct Signature Required. Combined lot shipping available.

Dimensions: 6.5 x 1 x .375 in.; blade 2.75 x 0.75 in.

Provenance: The Collection of Marshall Caskey Esq. Condition: Excellent, appearing unused with clean Damascus blade and vivid handle coloration. No visible cracks or losses to the scales; mechanism operates smoothly.

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Lot Number 345

Tony Bose Wilfred Works Two-Blade Folding Knife with Jigged Bone Handles Estimate: $1,000 – $2,500 Well-crafted custom two-blade folding knife by Tony Bose, marked “T. Bose Wilfred Works IN.” The knife features a master clip-point blade and secondary blade, both with clean satin finishes and precise grinds, and further marked “ATS-34,” denoting the use of highgrade Japanese stainless steel favored in premium custom knives. The handles are executed in richly colored jigged bone, exhibiting a stag-like texture with warm amber and dark mottled tones, complemented by nickel silver bolsters and shield. Bose’s work is highly regarded among collectors for its traditional patterns executed with exceptional fit, finish, and mechanical precision. Dimensions approx.: 8.25 x 1.25 x .75 in.; blade 3.75 x 0.625 in. Pickup & Shipping: This lot may be picked up free of charge in Gardnerville, NV. Shipping via FedEx Ground/Home within the continental U.S. for $30 + 1.5% insurance (unless waived in writing). Direct Signature Required.

Combined lot shipping available.

Dimensions: 8.25 x 1.25 x .75 in.; blade 3.75 x 0.625 in.

Provenance: The Collection of Marshall Caskey Esq. Condition: Excellent, appearing unused with strong snap and smooth action. Blades are clean with no visible sharpening or wear; handles remain crisp with no notable damage.

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Lot Number 346

Tony Bose Wilfred Works Two-Blade Folding Knife with Sambar stag Handles Estimate: $1,000 – $2,500 Well-made custom two-blade folding knife by Tony Bose, marked “T. BOSE / Wilfred / IN” on the primary blade, with both blades additionally marked “440V,” indicating the use of high-performance stainless steel known for edge retention and durability. The knife features a broad clip-point master blade and secondary blade, both finely finished with satin surfaces. The handles are constructed of Sambar stag, showing rich brown and cream coloration, and are fitted with polished nickel silver bolsters and an inlaid shield. Bose’s Wilfred Works knives are widely regarded among collectors for their refined interpretation of traditional American patterns combined with superior craftsmanship and materials. Dimensions approx.: 6.625 x 0.85 x .75 in.; blade 3 x 0.5 in. This lot may be picked up free of charge in Gardnerville, NV. Shipping via FedEx Ground/Home within the continental U.S. for $30 + 1.5% insurance (unless waived in writing). Direct Signature Required. Combined lot shipping available.

Dimensions: 6.625 x 0.85 x .75 in.; blade 3 x 0.5 in.

Provenance: The Collection of Marshall Caskey Esq. Condition: Excellent, appearing lightly handled with clean blades and strong snap. No visible sharpening or significant wear; handles and fittings remain crisp and well preserved.

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Lot Number 347

Reese Bose Wilfred Works Two-Blade Folding Knife with Jigged Bone Handles Estimate: $500 – $1,000 Well-crafted custom two-blade folding knife by Reese Bose, marked “R. BOSE” and “WILFRED WORKS” on the tangs. The knife features a spear-point master blade and secondary blade, both finished with clean satin surfaces and marked “440V,” denoting premium high-carbon stainless steel known for excellent edge retention. The handles are jigged bone with a classic stag-style appearance, displaying warm brown and cream tones, and are fitted with polished nickel silver bolsters and a traditional shield. This example reflects the Bose family’s highly regarded approach to traditional American pocketknife patterns, combining precise fit and finish with modern materials.

Dimensions approx.: 6.375 x 1 x 0.5 in.; blade 2.5 x 0.5 in. Pickup & Shipping: This lot may be picked up free of charge in Gardnerville, NV. Shipping via FedEx Ground/Home within the continental U.S. for $30 + 1.5% insurance (unless waived in writing). Direct Signature Required. Combined lot shipping available.

Dimensions: 6.375 x 1 x 0.5 in.; blade 2.5 x 0.5 in.

Provenance: The Collection of Marshall Caskey Esq. Condition: Excellent, with minimal signs of handling. Blades are clean with strong snap; bone handles and fittings remain crisp with no visible damage.

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Lot Number 348

Large Collection of Antique Composition Napoleonic Toy Soldiers and Cavalry Figures, Early 20th Century Estimate: $1,000 – $2,500 An extensive collection of approximately 260 antique composition toy soldiers and mounted cavalry figures, likely of German manufacture and representing Napoleonic-era French infantry and cavalry regiments. The collection includes marching line infantry, grenadiers in bearskin shakos, voltigeurs, musicians, standard bearers, and mounted cavalry officers and troopers, many retaining original hand-painted decoration and weaponry. Uniforms are rendered in traditional Imperial French blue, white, red, and green color schemes, with elaborate cavalry saddle blankets, plumes, sabers, lances, and regimental distinctions throughout. The figures appear to date from the first half of the 20th century and are stylistically consistent with well-known European makers such as Elastolin, Lineol, or related composition military figure manufacturers. Mounted examples are particularly notable for their sculptural modeling and survival rate, as cavalry figures of this type are substantially scarcer and more fragile than infantry examples. Also included are loose original rifles, bayonets, and accessories, offering restoration and conservation potential. Napoleonic toy soldiers became especially popular in Germany during the late 19th and early 20th centuries, when firms such as Hausser Elastolin and Lineol produced elaborate military miniatures depicting the armies of Napoleon Bonaparte and Imperial Europe. These figures were marketed both as children’s toys and as collectible display pieces, often arranged in large battlefield or parade formations featuring infantry, cavalry, artillery, musicians, and standard bearers. Composition figures of this type, particularly mounted cavalry and musician examples, are increasingly difficult to find in substantial surviving groupings due to the fragile nature of their construction and the losses typically sustained through decades of handling and storage. Dimensions: Figures generally approximately 2 1/2 to 4 in. high; mounted figures approximately 4 to 5 1/2 in. high. Pickup & Shipping: Free pickup in Gardnerville, NV. Shipping via FedEx within the continental U.S. for $225 plus 1.5% insurance.

Combined shipping available.

Provenance: According to the current owner, a retired Sacramento physician, the collection was acquired at a Christie’s auction in New York during the late 1970s. The owner recalls the collection having originated from a European royal family collection, with portions of the sale reportedly acquired by both himself and publisher and noted collector Malcolm Forbes. Surviving mounted figures within the group depict recognizable Napoleonic French cavalry and officer forms, supporting the long-held identification of the collection as representing Napoleon’s army and Imperial French military subjects.

Condition: Overall fair to good antique condition with expected age-related wear throughout. Scattered paint loss, surface dust, bent or detached weapons, minor composition cracking, plume wear, and scattered losses noted. Numerous figures retain original weapons and accessories. Loose rifles and bayonets included.

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Lot Number 349

1908–1909 Folsom State Prison Mug Shot Register Album Estimate: $1,000 – $2,500 Original Folsom State Prison photographic mug book containing approximately 175 pages with over 1,050 individual booking photographs dating from 1908–1909. The oversized cloth-bound institutional album retains mounted silver gelatin identification photographs depicting inmates in profile and frontal poses, many accompanied by corresponding prison intake images with chalkboard offense panels identifying prisoner number, date, county, crime, sentence, place of birth, and age. Subjects include men of varied ethnic backgrounds and offenses ranging from burglary and robbery to murder and assault with deadly weapons, offering a rare and visually compelling record of early 20th century California penal history. Several entries reference Sacramento, San Francisco, Los Angeles, Marin, Tuolumne, Santa Clara, Sonoma, and Nevada-related crimes and arrests. The spine bears institutional inventory markings “6874 / 7425” with date references “Feb 6 1908” and “Oct 12 1909.” A fine surviving archive of criminology, California history, photography, and Western Americana. Pickup & Shipping: Free pickup in Gardnerville, NV. FedEx shipping within the continental U.S.: $60 + 1.5% insurance (unless waived in writing). Combined shipping available.

Condition: General wear consistent with institutional use including edge wear, toning, handling marks, page waviness, and scattered abrasions to photographs.

Binding intact and photographs generally well preserved with strong contrast. Some glare and minor losses visible to select images.

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Lot Number 350

WWI Imperial German Prussian Air Gunner’s Badge by C. E. Juncker, Berlin Estimate: $500 – $1,000 An original WWI Imperial German Prussian Air Gunner’s Badge (Fliegerschützenabzeichen) by C. E. Juncker of Berlin, finely detailed and struck in gilt silver. The obverse features a soaring eagle over a circular target within a wreath of laurel and oak leaves, surmounted by the Imperial crown. The reverse bears the maker’s mark “C. E. Juncker, Berlin” with crescent moon, crown, and silver content hallmark “800.” Fitted with a long vertical pin, hinge, and catch. Instituted in January 1913, this badge was awarded to trained pilots of the Imperial German Air Service upon completion of flight training and qualification for active duty. Approx. 3 x 1.75 in., 0.868 troy ounces Pickup & Shipping: This lot may be picked up free of charge in Gardnerville, NV. Shipping via FedEx Ground/Home within the continental U.S. for $50 + 1.5% insurance (unless waived in writing). Direct Signature Required. Combined lot shipping available.

Dimensions: 3 x 1.75 in.

Provenance: Provenance: The Estate of Walter Redling, Encino, Ca. Condition: Excellent. Retains much of the original gilt finish with light toning and minor handling marks. Hinge, pin, and catch fully functional.

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Lot Number 351

Imperial German WWI U-Boat Badge by C. E. Juncker, Berlin Estimate: $500 – $1,000 An excellent original WWI Imperial German Submarine War Badge, finely struck in gilt tombac by C. E. Juncker of Berlin. The obverse displays a central U-boat viewed from the side, set within a laurel wreath surmounted by the Imperial crown. The reverse bears the maker’s mark “C. E. Juncker, Berlin,” with a functional pin, hinge, and catch. Instituted in 1918, the badge was awarded to German Navy U-boat crews for completion of at least one operational war patrol or for exceptional service aboard submarines during World War I. Approx. 1.875 x 2 in. Pickup & Shipping: This lot may be picked up free of charge in Gardnerville, NV. Shipping via FedEx Ground/Home within the continental U.S. for $50 + 1.5% insurance (unless waived in writing). Direct Signature Required. Combined lot shipping available.

Dimensions: 1.875 x 2 in.

Provenance: Provenance: The Estate of Walter Redling, Encino, Ca. Condition: Excellent. Retains strong original gilding with only minimal age toning and light surface wear. Pin, hinge, and catch intact and functioning properly.

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Lot Number 352

Civil War Pocket Diary of G. L. Story, Co. B, 1st Kentucky Volunteer Infantry, 1863–1865 Estimate: $1,000 – $2,500 An exceptionally detailed, firsthand Union soldier’s field diary kept by G. L. Story, Company B, 1st Kentucky Volunteer Infantry, covering movements, battles, skirmishes, marches, and daily life from 1863 through 1865. Written in a small leather-bound pocket notebook, the diary records Story’s active service through Kentucky, Tennessee, Georgia, and Alabama, including participation in the Knoxville Campaign, the defense of Cumberland Gap, skirmishing preceding and during the Siege of Knoxville, the advance on Atlanta, and the pursuit of Confederate cavalry forces. Story provides meticulous day-by-day entries detailing troop movements, road and river crossings, supply challenges, named officers, skirmish lines, artillery exchanges, and casualties within his own company. He references Gen. Burnside, Gen. Wilcox, Gen. Hartsuff, and others, and documents close-quarter actions including: The army’s response to Morgan’s Raiders Fighting at and around Cumberland Gap The Clinch River engagements Daily entries during the Knoxville siege Skirmishing throughout the Atlanta Campaign, including railroad destruction and bridge operations Later movements in Tennessee and Alabama, including pursuit of Gen. Wheeler’s cavalry Included is Story’s original CDV portrait, inscribed “1863 / G. L. Story”, along with internal notes listing his issued gear (e.g. “Belt No. 12,” “Carbine 16261,” etc.). A rare surviving example of a continuous field diary from a Western Theater infantryman. Dimensions: approx. 5 x 3 in. pocket diary Pickup & Shipping: Free Gardnerville, NV pickup. Shipping via FedEx within the continental U.S. for $30 + 1.5% insurance (unless waived in writing). Combined lot shipping available.

Dimensions: 5 x 3 in.

Condition: Heavy field wear; leather covers worn and partially detached with losses. Spine perished. Pages toned with creasing and soiling from period use.

Approximately 10–12 pages missing at the rear. All remaining entries legible in pencil. CDV with staining and edge wear.

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Lot Number 353

Oregon Boot Restraint with Key and Boot, Mid-20th Century Estimate: $2,500 – $5,000 An original Oregon-style boot restraint consisting of a heavy polished steel locking shackle fitted to a black leather work boot, accompanied by its operating key. Designed as a custodial restraint device, the Oregon boot was developed and popularized by the Oregon Department of Corrections as an alternative to conventional leg irons. By securing a heavy steel locking assembly directly to the wearer’s boot and ankle, the device significantly restricted mobility while still permitting limited movement. The restraint features a hinged circular locking collar with wooden-handled locking screw, heavy steel side support, and matching key. The distinctive design became widely known as the “Oregon Boot” and was employed by correctional institutions during the mid-20th century. Dimensions: Overall approximately 12.5 in. L. x 7.5 in. H. (boot); restraint collar approximately 7 x 5.5 in. Pickup & Shipping: Free pickup in Gardnerville, NV. FedEx shipping within the continental U.S.: $45 + 1.5% insurance (unless waived in writing). Combined shipping available.

Dimensions: 12.5 in. L. x 7.5 in. H. (boot); restraint collar approximately 7 x 5.5 in.

Condition: Good overall condition with expected wear from use and storage. The steel components retain their original polished finish with scattered scratches, oxidation, and handling marks. The leather boot remains supple and complete with laces present. Accompanied by its original operating key. The locking mechanism appears complete.

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Lot Number 354

Atherton, California Justice of the Peace Badge by P. & M. K. Co., Mid-20th Century Estimate: $500 – $1,000 Shield-form badge bearing the inscription “JUSTICE OF THE PEACE – ATHERTON, CALIF.” with black enamel lettering and decorative engraved background. The reverse is marked “P. & M. K. Co.” and serial numbered 066969, retaining its original pin-back attachment.

Manufactured by P. & M. K. Co. (Pasquale & Mazzuca Krew Company) of Los Angeles, a noted California maker of law enforcement, fire service, and civic insignia, the badge represents a period when municipalities commissioned locally produced identification badges for judicial and governmental officials. Justice of the Peace courts historically handled minor criminal matters, warrants, traffic offenses, and civil disputes prior to California’s judicial reorganization. Badges from small Peninsula communities such as Atherton are infrequently encountered and represent a now-obsolete level of local government and judicial administration. Dimensions: Approximately 2.25 x 2 in. Pickup & Shipping: Free pickup in Gardnerville, NV. FedEx shipping within the continental U.S.: $30 + 1.5% insurance (unless waived in writing). Combined shipping available.

Dimensions: 2.25 x 2 in.

Condition: Very good condition with strong nickel finish, crisp lettering, and intact black enamel. Reverse retains maker’s mark, serial number, and functioning pin-back assembly.

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Lot Number 355

Group of Four German Third Reich-Themed Mercury Glass Christmas Ornaments Estimate: $500 – $1,000 A group of four hand-blown and silvered mercury glass Christmas ornaments depicting German Third Reich imagery, including a figural head ornament portraying Adolf Hitler and three ornaments incorporating stylized SS insignia and related motifs. The ornaments retain original silvered and red finishes with embossed decoration and period hanging caps. Such ornaments were produced in Germany during the 1930s and 1940s for both domestic holiday decoration and propagandistic display, reflecting the incorporation of political symbolism into everyday life during the era. Dimensions: Largest approximately 4.25 in. H. Pickup & Shipping: Free pickup in Gardnerville, NV. FedEx shipping within the continental U.S.: $40 + 1.5% insurance (unless waived in writing). Combined shipping available.

Condition: Good overall. Retain original silvered interiors, painted decoration, and hanging caps. Expected age-related wear, oxidation, finish loss, and minor surface abrasions consistent with fragile mercury glass ornaments of the period. No major losses observed in the examples examined.

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Lot Number 356

Lt. Col. Carl Hugo Trik Military Archive, Pearl Harbor Casualty, WWI–WWII Estimate: $2,500 – $5,000 Extensive and historically significant identified military archive belonging to Lt. Colonel Carl Hugo Trik (1891–1954), a career United States Army officer whose service spanned both World War I and World War II. The collection is centered around a named Purple Heart engraved on the reverse “FOR MILITARY MERIT / CARL H. TRIK,” accompanied by its presentation case, ribbon bar, a World War I identification disc engraved to Trik, a second Purple Heart medal in a separate case, military photographs, correspondence, discharge documents, wartime diaries, newspaper articles, and other service-related materials retained by the family. Research accompanying the archive establishes Trik as a veteran of the famed 332nd Infantry Regiment, 83rd Division, the only American infantry regiment deployed to the Italian Front during World War I. Serving as Regimental Intelligence Officer, Lieutenant Carl H. Trik participated in operations with Allied forces in northern Italy during the closing weeks of the war. He was later listed as a contributing author to the 1921 regimental history Ohio Doughboys in Italy, providing firsthand recollections of the regiment’s wartime service. According to contemporary accounts preserved within the archive, Trik was wounded by sniper fire while serving in France during World War I, earning one of the two Purple Hearts represented by the grouping. Remaining in the Regular Army after the war, he transferred to the Corps of Engineers and built a distinguished career as a professional engineer officer. By 1941, Major Trik was assigned to the Honolulu Engineer District in Hawaii. During the Japanese attack on Pearl Harbor on December 7, 1941, he was wounded by machine-gun fire from a Japanese aircraft, resulting in a second Purple Heart reflected by the Oak Leaf Cluster noted in family records and obituary material. Included in the archive is a wartime V-Mail letter dated November 25, 1943, signed by Major Carl H. Trik while on active service. Of particular importance is Trik’s wartime pocket diary covering much of 1942 while stationed in Hawaii. Written contemporaneously in the months following Pearl Harbor, the diary documents military procurement, transportation, labor management, camouflage projects, harbor operations, wartime construction, supply shortages, convoy concerns, command politics, and daily life within the Hawaiian defense establishment. Trik records meetings with senior military officers, engineers, civilian officials, and former Hawaii Governor Lawrence Judd, while also documenting his acceptance of promotion to Major and his growing responsibilities within the wartime command structure. The diary provides a rare firsthand account of the rapid militarization and logistical expansion of Hawaii during one of the most critical periods of the Pacific War. Following World War II, Trik continued his military career and ultimately attained the rank of Lieutenant Colonel. Family records indicate that he later served with the Corps of Engineers in Bremerhaven, Germany, during the postwar occupation period. Contemporary documentation attributes to him the Purple Heart with Oak Leaf Cluster, the French Croix de Guerre, and an Italian decoration. Among the items present are the named Purple Heart, a second Purple Heart medal, a World War I identification disc engraved “CARL H. TRIK,” officer’s overseas cap containing Trik’s Corps of Engineers calling card, military and family photographs, personal wallet and identification documents, wartime correspondence, the 1942 manuscript diary, newspaper articles and biographical materials, discharge certificate, and related ephemera. The survival of the identified WWI service disc alongside the later Purple Heart materials and wartime diary provides a tangible link to Trik’s military service across both World Wars. Taken together, the archive provides an exceptional and deeply personal record of an American officer wounded in two wars, present during the attack on Pearl Harbor, and subsequently entrusted with major wartime engineering and logistical responsibilities in Hawaii. Pickup & Shipping: Free pickup in Gardnerville, NV. FedEx shipping within the continental U.S.: $65 + 1.5% insurance (unless waived in writing).

Combined shipping available.

Provenance: The estate of Lt. Col. Carl Hugo Trik; thence by direct family descent to the present heir.

Condition: Generally good overall with expected age, handling, and storage wear throughout. Documents exhibit folds, toning, and minor edge wear. Medals show light age wear and tarnish. Diary retains its original covers and handwritten contents. The archive is sold as found and has not been exhaustively researched.

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Lot Number 357

Peter Pierson “The Charge Itself Was Great Fun,” 2005 Estimate: $500 – $1,000 Oil on canvas depicting Lt. Col. Theodore Roosevelt leading the Rough Riders during the charge at Kettle Hill, July 1, 1898. The composition shows Roosevelt mounted and turning in the saddle, directing advancing troops across an open field, with cavalry figures moving forward through tall grass. A presentation plaque affixed to the frame reads: “The charge itself was great fun” — Lt. Col. Theodore Roosevelt, Kettle Hill, 1 July 1898. Signed lower right “Peter Pierson, 2005.” The work is housed in a gilt frame and accompanied by a printed historical description of the event. Pickup & Shipping: Free pickup in Gardnerville, NV. FedEx shipping within the continental U.S.: $150 + 1.5% insurance (unless waived in writing). Combined shipping available.

Dimensions: 30 x 24 Condition: Presents well with no visible indications of restoration or conservation.

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Lot Number 358

Old Mr. Boston “Fine Liquors” Bottle-Form Advertising Clock, Gilbert Estimate: $250 – $500 A figural advertising clock in the form of an “Old Mr. Boston” liquor bottle, featuring embossed lettering reading “Old Mr. Boston” and “Fine Liquors,” along with the brand’s iconic top-hatted figure. The case is finished in a cream tone with a contrasting black “cap” top, mimicking the appearance of a bottle. The clock is fitted with a round dial marked “Gilbert,” indicating production by the Gilbert Clock Company. The design reflects mid-20th century advertising display pieces intended for bars or liquor retailers, combining utilitarian timekeeping with brand promotion. Pickup & Shipping: Free pickup in Gardnerville, NV. FedEx shipping within the continental U.S.: $85 + 1.5% insurance (unless waived in writing). Combined shipping available.

Dimensions: 22 x 11in.

Condition: Displays well with moderate surface wear, scuffs, and paint loss consistent with age and use. Areas of chipping to the painted finish, particularly along edges and raised lettering. Clock face intact. Key not present. Working order unverified.

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Lot Number 359

Double Sided St. Hubertus Ceremonial Hunting Guild Banner, Signed P.J. Jansen, Dated 1896 Estimate: $500 – $1,000 Rectangular painted textile banner centered with a finely rendered depiction of St. Hubertus, patron saint of hunters, shown standing with a stag bearing a crucifix between its antlers. The figure is enclosed within a wreath of oak leaves, symbolizing strength and tradition, with additional foliate ornamentation to the corners. The composition is executed in polychrome with gilt highlights on a light ground, bordered by a green fabric surround. Signed and dated lower right “P.J. Jansen 14/1896,” indicating late 19th century Continental workmanship, likely German or Austrian. Such banners were produced for hunting societies and guilds, often carried ceremonially during festivals, parades, or lodge gatherings. Pickup & Shipping: Free pickup in Gardnerville, NV. FedEx shipping within the continental U.S.: $30 + 1.5% insurance (unless waived in writing). Combined shipping available.

Condition: Displays age-related wear including creasing, scattered staining, and areas of paint loss, particularly along fold lines and edges. Some fraying and minor losses to the textile ground and border. Colors remain visible and composition intact, presenting well for display.

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Lot Number 360

WWI Canadian “Hate Belt” with Regimental Badges and Buttons Estimate: $500 – $1,000 A substantial World War I Canadian “hate belt,” constructed on a leather waist belt and densely mounted with an extensive assortment of Canadian Expeditionary Force (CEF) regimental badges, sweetheart pins, and uniform buttons. The assemblage includes a range of identifiable Canadian units, with numerous numbered battalion badges (including examples such as the 123rd, 124th, and 75th Battalions), maple leaf “Overseas Battalion” devices, and provincial designations including Ontario and Western Ontario. Prominently featured is a large “For King and Empire” badge, emblematic of Canadian WWI service, along with crown motifs and artillery insignia. The belt is constructed in the traditional manner of trench art or soldier-made souvenir belts, likely assembled over time by a serviceman collecting insignia from comrades, units, or battlefield exchanges. The dense, overlapping arrangement reflects Canadian participation in the Great War. 38.5 x 3in. Pickup & Shipping: Free pickup in Gardnerville, NV. FedEx shipping within the continental U.S.: $30 + 1.5% insurance (unless waived in writing). Combined shipping available.

Dimensions: 38.5 x 3in.

Provenance: The Collection of Marshall Caskey Esq. Condition: Heavy wear consistent with age and period use. Leather belt exhibits dryness, cracking, and areas of surface loss. Numerous badges and buttons show patina, oxidation, and occasional bending or looseness. Some elements may be period reattached or shifted over time. Overall stable and displays well.

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Lot Number 361

Three (3) Inert WWII Japanese Type 89 “Knee Mortar” Grenades Estimate: $500 – $1,000 Group of three WWII-era Japanese Type 89 mortar projectiles, commonly associated with the Type 89 grenade discharger known to Allied troops as the “Knee Mortar.” The lot consists of three inert projectiles retaining remnants of original paint and markings. One example displays Japanese characters and painted identification bands, another has been modified with a slot cut into the body and was reportedly used as a piggy bank, while the third presents an unusual appearance consistent with having been fired and only partially functioned, exhibiting slight mushrooming and deformation at the nose. The bases retain their characteristic multi-port vented construction. Dimensions: Each approximately 5.75 in. H. x 2 in. Dia. Pickup & Shipping: Free pickup in Gardnerville, NV. FedEx shipping within the continental U.S.: $50 + 1.5% insurance (unless waived in writing). Combined shipping available.

Dimensions: 5.75;5.75 in. H. x 2 in. Dia. Condition: Wear, scratches, oxidation, scattered paint loss, and handling marks throughout. One projectile modified with a slot cut into the body. One projectile exhibits deformation and mushrooming to the nose. All appear inert and offered strictly as collectible relics.

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Lot Number 362

WWII Japanese Mortar Projectile Trench Art Sculpture Estimate: $500 – $1,000 Decorative trench art sculpture incorporating an inert WWII-era Japanese mortar projectile mounted on a Japanese artillery shell base and accented with six Japanese 6.5mm rifle cartridges arranged around the mortar. The mortar body is painted black with red and yellow identification bands and is mounted vertically to the shell-case base with a steel bolt. Likely assembled as a postwar souvenir or commemorative display piece utilizing authentic Japanese military components. Dimensions: 17.25 in. H. x 5 in. Dia. base. Pickup & Shipping: Free pickup in Gardnerville, NV. FedEx shipping within the continental U.S.: $50 + 1.5% insurance (unless waived in writing). Combined shipping available.

Dimensions: 17.25 in. H. x 5 in. Dia. base.

Condition: Displays scattered wear, handling marks, oxidation, and age-related surface wear throughout. Apparent repainting to the projectile. The cartridges are inert display components. Overall presents well as an ordnance display piece.

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Lot Number 363

Autographed and Dedicated Portraits of Admiral William S. Sims and General John J. Pershing Estimate: $500 – $1,000 Framed photographic portraits of Admiral William S. Sims and General John J. Pershing, each bearing handwritten inscriptions and signatures to Lieutenant Commander J.G.B. Gromer, U.S. Navy. The Admiral Sims portrait is dated Newport, Rhode Island, June 18, 1928, and references their association in the “Old Flotilla” and during the Great War. The General Pershing portrait is dated December 1929 and references the U.S.S. Rowan and wartime service in 1917. Both portraits retain embossed “Harris & Ewing, Washington, D.C.” studio marks. Harris & Ewing served as one of the premier photographic studios in Washington during the early 20th century, producing official portraits of prominent military and political figures. An attractive pair of signed military portraits relating to two of the most important American commanders of the First World War era. Dimensions: Each overall 13.5 x 9.5 in. Pickup & Shipping: Free pickup in Gardnerville, NV. FedEx shipping within the continental U.S.: $50 + 1.5% insurance (unless waived in writing). Combined shipping available.

Dimensions: Each overall 13.5 x 9.5 in.

Condition: Both framed under glass with light toning, scattered surface wear, and handling marks to mounts consistent with age. Signatures and inscriptions remain legible. Frames display minor wear and abrasions.

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Lot Number 364

WWII German Mountain Troops (Gebirgsjäger) Uniform Grouping Estimate: $1,000 – $2,500 WWII-period German mountain troops (Gebirgsjäger) uniform grouping consisting of a field-gray wool mountain cap retaining period-style national cockade and edelweiss insignia, matching tunic with applied breast eagle, edelweiss sleeve patch, and rank chevrons, together with a pair of heavy hobnailed mountain boots. The boots retain iron hobnails and heel plates. Gebirgsjäger units were elite alpine troops of the German military, specially trained and equipped for mountain warfare. The edelweiss insignia became the distinctive symbol associated with these formations. Pickup & Shipping: Free pickup in Gardnerville, NV. FedEx shipping within the continental U.S.: $65 + 1.5% insurance (unless waived in writing). Combined shipping available.

Condition: Pickup & Shipping: Free pickup in Gardnerville, NV. FedEx shipping within the continental U.S.: $65 + 1.5% insurance (unless waived in writing).

Combined shipping available.

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Lot Number 365

WWII German Army Artillery Enlisted Man’s Waffenrock Tunic Estimate: $500 – $1,000 Pre WWII German Army enlisted man’s Waffenrock dress tunic in field-gray wool with red Waffenfarbe piping denoting artillery service.

The tunic retains applied breast eagle, silvered buttons, shoulder boards, and collar tabs, together with dark green collar and cuffs characteristic of the traditional parade-style Waffenrock pattern. Interior retains stamped depot and size markings including “BULAG”.

Pickup & Shipping: Free pickup in Gardnerville, NV. FedEx shipping within the continental U.S.: $50 + 1.5% insurance (unless waived in writing). Combined shipping available.

Condition: Displays light to moderate period wear with scattered age toning and minor moth tracking visible in isolated areas. Insignia and piping remain intact overall with good color retention. Interior lining shows expected storage wear and age-related creasing. An attractive representative example of the formal German Army dress tunic of the Second World War.

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Lot Number 366

WWII German Navy-Marked Battle Flag “Reichskriegsflagge” Estimate: $500 – $1,000 WWII-period war flag of the German military. This example has a Kriegsmarine acceptance stamp in the upper corner of the hoist.

Constructed in red, white, and black printed textile with central swastika and Iron Cross canton. Retains reinforced hoist edge with rope tie and printed manufacturer markings reading “Reichskriegsflagge 150 x 250” along with “Berliner Fahnenfabrik Geitel & Co. Berlin.”

A sizable German navy battle flag of the Second World War. Dimensions: 50 x 98 in. Pickup & Shipping: Free pickup in Gardnerville, NV. FedEx shipping within the continental U.S.: $30 + 1.5% insurance (unless waived in writing). Combined shipping available.

Dimensions: 50 x 98 in.

Condition: Displays light to moderate wear consistent with age and handling. Colors remain strong overall with scattered creasing and light soiling from storage. Hoist edge, rope tie, and printed markings remain present and legible.

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Lot Number 367

WWII German Battle Flag “Reichskriegsflagge” Bulge Souvenir Estimate: $500 – $1,000 Large WWII-period German battle flag “Reichskriegsflagge”, reportedly retained as a Battle of the Bulge souvenir. Constructed in red, white, and black printed textile with large central swastika and Iron Cross canton. Retains reinforced hoist edge with partial printed markings including “Reichskriegsflagge” and “200x335” and faint maker information. Accompanied by a typed “Bridge Over the Rhine” reference sheet and a handwritten provenance statement recounting that the flag was allegedly acquired near Remagen by Sgt. William Buron, a U.S. Army medic who crossed the Rhine on the second day of the assault. The accompanying note further states the flag later descended through the Hawthorne family of Sacramento, California, and was sold from Discovery Antiques in 2002. An impressive large-format wartime display flag accompanied by anecdotal history. Dimensions: 79 x 132 in. Pickup & Shipping: Free pickup in Gardnerville, NV. FedEx shipping within the continental U.S.: $30 + 1.5% insurance (unless waived in writing). Combined shipping available.

Dimensions: 79 x 132 in.

Provenance: Mr. John Russell Hawthorne, owner of discovery, antiques, Sacramento, California placed this flag for auction on April 28th 2002, he related the following history. His uncle was a sergeant in the medical corps, crossed the Bridge at ramaggen on the 2nd day of the assault, his uncle, sergeant, William bill burn traded contraband for the flag from the soldier who liberated it from the German army headquarters. Sgt. Barron was a souvenir collector and also was able to save other items such as a mother of pearl silver flatware with swasey inlaid and handles, Mr Hawthorn says these items were taken from the Eagle’s nest and are still in his possession, Sgt. Barron gave these items and a canteen and bayonet to his sister. Delphine berenham, John Russell Hawthorne’s mother, a resident of New York Mr. Hawthorne states that he and his brother played with the flag and used it once in the 1950s as a beach towel, they got a lot of flack from other beachgoers and from their father, who gave them a tongue lashing for being so stupid as to display the flag at the beach, he felt uncomfortable displaying the flag at his antique store and thus sold it at auction.

Condition: Displays scattered wear, creasing, handling marks, and minor staining consistent with age and storage. Colors remain vivid overall. Hoist edge retains partial printed markings and reinforced construction. Accompanying paperwork exhibits folds and handling wear.

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Lot Number 368

After Carl Kauba (1865–1922), Polychromed Figural Sculpture of a Native American Warrior Estimate: $500 – $1,000 A polychromed figural sculpture after a model by Carl Kauba (1865–1922), depicting a Native American warrior standing on a naturalistic base and holding a rifle across his body. The figure is shown wearing a feathered war bonnet and fringed attire with brightly painted decorative details. Signed in the casting “C. Kauba” at the base. Mounted on an integral faux-rock plinth. Pickup & Shipping: Free pickup in Gardnerville, NV. FedEx shipping within the continental U.S.: $350 + 1.5% insurance (unless waived in writing). Combined shipping available.

Dimensions: 26.5 x 13.5 Condition: Presents well overall. Surface shows scattered wear, rubbing, and minor losses to the polychrome and metallic finish, especially at projecting elements and feather tips. Base with expected surface wear and minor casting imperfections consistent with age and material.

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Lot Number 369

Catlin “Celebrated Indian Traveller and Artist” Lithograph after George Catlin, Chester Imprint, 19th Century Estimate: $500 – $1,000 A 19th-century lithograph after George Catlin (1796–1872), depicting the artist firing his Colt’s repeating rifle before a gathered group of Carib Indians in South America. The lower margin bears the printed caption: “Catlin the Celebrated Indian Traveller and Artist, firing his Colt’s Repeating Rifle before a Tribe of Carib Indians in South America,” accompanied by an extended descriptive passage. The image is signed within the plate at lower left “G. Catlin Pinx.,” indicating Catlin as the original artist. Additional lower margin text appears to reference a Chester printer, likely reading “Drawn on stone & printed in oil colors by J. M. Gahey, Chester,” consistent with mid-to-late 19th century English provincial lithographic production. While not part of the well-known Day & Son London series, this example represents a period lithographic interpretation of Catlin’s work, produced for popular distribution. Pickup & Shipping: Free pickup in Gardnerville, NV. FedEx shipping within the continental U.S.: $85 + 1.5% insurance (unless waived in writing). Combined shipping available.

Dimensions: 20 x 24.5 framed Condition: Print shows toning consistent with age, with scattered light foxing and surface wear. Some fading to the image and text. Mat and backing appear later, with minor staining and discoloration. Frame with wear, scuffs, and small losses to finish. Not examined out of frame.

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Lot Number 370

Pair of Plains-Style Beaded Leggings (Leggins), Likely Early 20th Century Estimate: $250 – $500 A matched pair of Plains-style beaded leggings (often referred to as “leggins”), constructed of dark wool or trade cloth and decorated with beaded panels. Each leg features a rectangular panel worked in light blue seed beads with red arrow motifs and central dark cloth insets, creating a bold geometric design typical of Plains aesthetic traditions. The sides are trimmed with multicolor fabric bands in muted tones, and each leg retains hide tie closures for fastening. The beadwork is executed in classic lane stitch technique, with consistent patterning across both pieces, suggesting they were made as a set. While likely drawing from late 19th to early 20th century Plains designs, exact tribal attribution has not been confirmed. The construction and materials reflect a combination of traditional forms and trade-era influences. Pickup & Shipping: Free pickup in Gardnerville, NV. FedEx shipping within the continental U.S.: $50 + 1.5% insurance (unless waived in writing). Combined shipping available.

Dimensions: 29 x 22in Condition: Overall good condition with visible wear from use. Beadwork panels largely intact with minor bead loss. Cloth shows areas of fading, scattered small holes, and wear consistent with age. Edge binding intact with some fraying. Tie closures present with expected wear and minor breakage. Presents well overall.

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Lot Number 371

Plains-Style Buffalo Horn Beaded Ceremonial Drinking Cup, Attributed Sioux, Circa 1890 Estimate: $250 – $500 A Plains-style buffalo horn drinking vessel, likely late 19th century in inspiration, formed from a naturally curved horn and fitted with a decorated rim. The upper section is adorned with quill-wrapped elements in red and natural tones, bordered by light blue beadwork.

Suspended below are multiple tin cone drops with remnants of hair, creating movement and sound consistent with ceremonial or dance-associated objects. The horn terminates in a tapered tip fitted with a hide thong and glass trade beads. The overall construction reflects traditional Plains decorative techniques incorporating quillwork, beadwork, and trade materials. Pickup & Shipping: Free pickup in Gardnerville, NV. FedEx shipping within the continental U.S.: $30 + 1.5% insurance (unless waived in writing). Combined shipping available.

Dimensions: 11 x 9in.

Condition: Overall good condition with light surface wear consistent with age and handling. Horn retains a smooth, polished surface with minor scuffs.

Beadwork and quill-wrapped elements intact with minor looseness in areas. Tin cone drops present with oxidation and some loss to hair elements. No major structural issues observed.

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Lot Number 372

Blackfoot (Blackfeet) Beaded Knife Sheath with Trade Knife, Montana, Circa 1900 Estimate: $500 – $1,000 A beaded knife sheath set attributed to the Blackfoot (Blackfeet) or related Plains tribes, likely originating from the Montana region and dating to circa 1900. The sheath is constructed of native-tanned hide and covered in red trade wool, decorated with seed beadwork in a geometric motif commonly associated with Crow and Northern Plains designs. The beadwork incorporates white, blue, green, and yellow glass beads arranged in a stepped, angular pattern along the border and panel. The sheath retains multiple tin cone drops with remnants of dyed hair, as well as a beaded suspension element terminating in hide ties. The materials and construction reflect a combination of indigenous craftsmanship and period trade elements. An attached tag, likely from a prior collection or institutional holding, supports the regional and cultural attribution but has not been independently verified. Accompanied by a trade knife with a forged blade and wooden handle secured by three brass rivets. The knife fits the sheath well and is presented together as a cohesive set. Pickup & Shipping: Free pickup in Gardnerville, NV. FedEx shipping within the continental U.S.: $30 + 1.5% insurance (unless waived in writing). Combined shipping available.

Condition: Sheath and knife remain in overall good, displayable condition. Beadwork is largely intact with minor bead loss and light soiling consistent with age.

Trade cloth shows wear and some edge fraying. Hide backing supple with expected age-related patina. Tin cone drops present with light oxidation. Knife exhibits surface oxidation and wear from use; handle secure.

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Lot Number 373

Carved Wooden Native American Countertop Cigar Store Figure Estimate: $1,000 – $2,500 Large carved wooden countertop cigar store figure depicting a Native American warrior standing with one arm raised to his brow and holding cigars. Executed fully in the round, the sculpture is finely carved on all sides and retains decorative coloration and surface treatment in shades of amber, red, black, and brown that accentuate the costume and carved details. The figure is shown wearing a decorated loincloth, leggings, armband, and elaborate feathered headdress, with detailed carving extending across the reverse, including the featherwork, costume elements, and trailing garment. Mounted on an integral circular base. Likely produced during the second half of the 20th century. Dimensions: Approximately 40 in. high. Pickup & Shipping: Free Gardnerville pickup. Blanket-wrapped delivery within California via Delbert McCrea (831-566-6088). Cross-country shipping via CCC Transport (920-450-5027).

Dimensions: 40 in. high.

Provenance: Private Collection, New Mexico.

Condition: Surface wear, scattered losses to the decorative surface finish, and age-related handling marks consistent with display use. Additional condition details available upon request.

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