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Auction No. 124 - Session 1

Auction No. 124 - Session 1

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Auction No. 124 - Session 1

Auction No. 124 - Session 1

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Very Fine Smith Civil War Percussion Carbine by Mass. Arms Co.

Very Fine Smith Civil War Percussion Carbine by Mass. Arms Co.

Lot # 26 (Sale Order: 26 of 600)      

Low Estimate: 2,000High Estimate: 3,000
serial #21383, .50 cal, 21 1/2" barrel with a bright near excellent bore showing some scattered fine oxidation and strong rifling throughout. The barrel of this lovely carbine retains about 96% original blue showing some areas thinning to gray-brown patina under bright light, a couple errant freckles and some other minor handling marks. The action and hammer show bold case-hardened colors throughout with some areas toning to a mild gray patina and some scattered light freckling. The barrel band has mostly toned to a pale brown patina but the triggerguard and lower tang show strong streaks of original bright blue. The screw heads show some remnants of nice pale fire blue while the latch spring retains almost all of its brilliant fire blue showing just some minor thinning. All markings remain crisp and clear with the Mass. Arms Co. address, Poultney & Trimble address and Smith's patent information on the left side of the frame and "A.J.N. / P" on the left side barrel flat. The smooth walnut stocks remain in near excellent condition showing a small abrasion on the left side wrist, some smaller scattered dings and light handling marks. The stocks retain almost all of their original finish and the left side buttstock is stamped with crisp inspector cartouches "AJN" and "JM". The sling ring, bar and original sights are intact and the barrel, barrel frame and frame are matching. Lock-up is excellent and the hammer functions crisply. This Smith carbine would be an excellent addition to any U.S. martial arms collection. (13C9434-23) {ANTIQUE}
serial #21383, .50 cal, 21 1/2" barrel with a bright near excellent bore showing some scattered fine oxidation and strong rifling throughout. The barrel of this lovely ca...morerbine retains about 96% original blue showing some areas thinning to gray-brown patina under bright light, a couple errant freckles and some other minor handling marks. The action and hammer show bold case-hardened colors throughout with some areas toning to a mild gray patina and some scattered light freckling. The barrel band has mostly toned to a pale brown patina but the triggerguard and lower tang show strong streaks of original bright blue. The screw heads show some remnants of nice pale fire blue while the latch spring retains almost all of its brilliant fire blue showing just some minor thinning. All markings remain crisp and clear with the Mass. Arms Co. address, Poultney & Trimble address and Smith's patent information on the left side of the frame and "A.J.N. / P" on the left side barrel flat. The smooth walnut stocks remain in near excellent condition showing a small abrasion on the left side wrist, some smaller scattered dings and light handling marks. The stocks retain almost all of their original finish and the left side buttstock is stamped with crisp inspector cartouches "AJN" and "JM". The sling ring, bar and original sights are intact and the barrel, barrel frame and frame are matching. Lock-up is excellent and the hammer functions crisply. This Smith carbine would be an excellent addition to any U.S. martial arms collection. (13C9434-23) {ANTIQUE}

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Maynard Second Model Civil War Percussion Carbine

Maynard Second Model Civil War Percussion Carbine

Lot # 27 (Sale Order: 27 of 600)      

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serial #16754, .50 cal, 20" round barrel with octagonal breech and a bright very good plus bore showing some small areas of scattered light pitting and strong rifling throughout. The barrel of this very fine carbine retains about 94% original blue with most of the loss due to some small spots of light oxidation staining and pinprick pitting scattered about, light handling marks and faint thinning under bright light. The action shows some lovely case-hardened colors throughout with areas toning to a pleasant mild gray patina along with some scattered light freckling and fine pinprick pitting. The lever has mostly toned to a medium gray patina showing some light pitting scattered about its length and the screw heads show some light slot wear but most still retain lovely fire blue. The hammer retains most of its original bright blue and all of the markings are crisp and clear with Maynard patent information on the left side and Mass. Arms Co. manufacturer stamp on the right. The smooth walnut buttstock remains in near excellent condition showing a thin streak of darkening behind the lower tang form some sort of contaminant, scattered light dings and handling marks with otherwise strong original finish and crisp "AJN" and "JM" inspector cartouches. The sling bar and ring are intact, the action locks up nicely and the hammer function crisply. A lovely second model Maynard for the U.S. martial collector. (13C9434-22) {ANTIQUE}
serial #16754, .50 cal, 20" round barrel with octagonal breech and a bright very good plus bore showing some small areas of scattered light pitting and strong rifling thr...moreoughout. The barrel of this very fine carbine retains about 94% original blue with most of the loss due to some small spots of light oxidation staining and pinprick pitting scattered about, light handling marks and faint thinning under bright light. The action shows some lovely case-hardened colors throughout with areas toning to a pleasant mild gray patina along with some scattered light freckling and fine pinprick pitting. The lever has mostly toned to a medium gray patina showing some light pitting scattered about its length and the screw heads show some light slot wear but most still retain lovely fire blue. The hammer retains most of its original bright blue and all of the markings are crisp and clear with Maynard patent information on the left side and Mass. Arms Co. manufacturer stamp on the right. The smooth walnut buttstock remains in near excellent condition showing a thin streak of darkening behind the lower tang form some sort of contaminant, scattered light dings and handling marks with otherwise strong original finish and crisp "AJN" and "JM" inspector cartouches. The sling bar and ring are intact, the action locks up nicely and the hammer function crisply. A lovely second model Maynard for the U.S. martial collector. (13C9434-22) {ANTIQUE}

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Sharps New Model 1865 Percussion Carbine

Sharps New Model 1865 Percussion Carbine

Lot # 28 (Sale Order: 28 of 600)      

Low Estimate: 2,500High Estimate: 3,500
serial #C,30469, .52 cal, 22" six-groove barrel with a mostly bright very good plus bore showing some scattered light pitting, the chamber area showing evidence of cleaning and strong rifling throughout. The metal surfaces of this carbine have toned to a mottled gray patina overall showing evidence of an older light cleaning with scattered remnants of fine light pitting and small dings throughout and some light tool marks on the left side barrel near the breech. The screw heads show some light to moderate slot wear, the barrel markings have softened slightly but remain remarkably clear as do the frame markings and small sub-inspector stamps throughout. The walnut stocks remain in about very good condition as lightly cleaned and refinished long ago showing a few moderate dings along the bottom of the wrist and forend, an old pattern of scratched lines along the right side butt, some other smaller dings and handling marks. There are still some ghostly remnants of the original inspector cartouches on the left side wrist. The screw head for the lever spring has broken off causing the spring to be loose but the action otherwise seems to function well mechanically. The barrel is matching the frame, the sling bar, ring, original sights and pellet priming mechanism are all intact. A somewhat salty but solid example of a scarce variant still in its percussion configuration and with a rather nice bore, only about 5000 were made with the 1865 marking. (13B9434-24) {ANTIQUE}
serial #C,30469, .52 cal, 22" six-groove barrel with a mostly bright very good plus bore showing some scattered light pitting, the chamber area showing evidence of cleani...moreng and strong rifling throughout. The metal surfaces of this carbine have toned to a mottled gray patina overall showing evidence of an older light cleaning with scattered remnants of fine light pitting and small dings throughout and some light tool marks on the left side barrel near the breech. The screw heads show some light to moderate slot wear, the barrel markings have softened slightly but remain remarkably clear as do the frame markings and small sub-inspector stamps throughout. The walnut stocks remain in about very good condition as lightly cleaned and refinished long ago showing a few moderate dings along the bottom of the wrist and forend, an old pattern of scratched lines along the right side butt, some other smaller dings and handling marks. There are still some ghostly remnants of the original inspector cartouches on the left side wrist. The screw head for the lever spring has broken off causing the spring to be loose but the action otherwise seems to function well mechanically. The barrel is matching the frame, the sling bar, ring, original sights and pellet priming mechanism are all intact. A somewhat salty but solid example of a scarce variant still in its percussion configuration and with a rather nice bore, only about 5000 were made with the 1865 marking. (13B9434-24) {ANTIQUE}

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Sharps New Model 1859 Cartridge-Converted Carbine

Sharps New Model 1859 Cartridge-Converted Carbine

Lot # 29 (Sale Order: 29 of 600)      

Low Estimate: 2,000High Estimate: 3,000
serial #69398, 50-70, 22" three-groove barrel with a bright excellent bore. The barrel of this attractive carbine retains about 97% arsenal refurbished blue showing just some scattered small spots of light oxidation staining, freckling and handling marks. The barrel and rear sight markings have softened form the refurbishment and remain partially legible. The action is toning to a pleasant smoky gray case-hardened patina still retaining bold colors along the hammer, left side and breechblock. The front band and buttplate have likewise toned to an attractive smooth smoky gray patina while the intact patchbox remarkably shows some very nice remnants of colors. The right side action markings remain quite crisp while the left side patent markings are partially intact and the tip of the firing pin has broken off but it nevertheless retains almost all of its brilliant fire blue as does the extractor. The smooth walnut stocks remain in very good plus condition showing perhaps a little older-added finish and darkening from the years along with scattered dings, a very small shallow chip at the toe and some small hairline drying cracks along the butt and behind the lockplate. The left side butt has a clear "DFC" rebuild cartouche but as-noted earlier the patchbox is still present; evidently the stock was still in suitable condition when the carbine was converted. The sling bar and ring are intact, the barrel is matching and the action seems to function well mechanically. A fine cartridge-converted Sharps carbine. (13B9434-32) {ANTIQUE}
serial #69398, 50-70, 22" three-groove barrel with a bright excellent bore. The barrel of this attractive carbine retains about 97% arsenal refurbished blue showing just ...moresome scattered small spots of light oxidation staining, freckling and handling marks. The barrel and rear sight markings have softened form the refurbishment and remain partially legible. The action is toning to a pleasant smoky gray case-hardened patina still retaining bold colors along the hammer, left side and breechblock. The front band and buttplate have likewise toned to an attractive smooth smoky gray patina while the intact patchbox remarkably shows some very nice remnants of colors. The right side action markings remain quite crisp while the left side patent markings are partially intact and the tip of the firing pin has broken off but it nevertheless retains almost all of its brilliant fire blue as does the extractor. The smooth walnut stocks remain in very good plus condition showing perhaps a little older-added finish and darkening from the years along with scattered dings, a very small shallow chip at the toe and some small hairline drying cracks along the butt and behind the lockplate. The left side butt has a clear "DFC" rebuild cartouche but as-noted earlier the patchbox is still present; evidently the stock was still in suitable condition when the carbine was converted. The sling bar and ring are intact, the barrel is matching and the action seems to function well mechanically. A fine cartridge-converted Sharps carbine. (13B9434-32) {ANTIQUE}

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Fine U.S. Model 1836 Flintlock Pistol by Johnson

Fine U.S. Model 1836 Flintlock Pistol by Johnson

Lot # 31 (Sale Order: 31 of 600)      

Low Estimate: 2,000High Estimate: 3,000
.54 cal, 8 1/2" round barrel with a bright excellent bore. This is a lovely pistol in the original flint that appears to have seen little to no service use. The metal surfaces remain partially bright showing some sparsely scattered fine pinprick pitting, a couple small dings and the buttcap and triggerguard show evidence of a light cleaning with some remnants of minor old pitting. The lockplate has mostly toned to a mottled gray patina showing a hint of smoky case-hardened colors in the protected areas between the frizzen spring, the frizzen spring and a few of the smaller parts also showing good remnants of straw color. All markings remain quite crisp and clear with "US / JH / P" at the breech and "US. / R. JOHNSON / MIDDN CONN / 1842" in the center of the lockplate. The smooth walnut stock remains in very good plus condition showing small cracks at the bottom right edge of the grip and ahead of the lockplate, a more moderate crack through the left side of the grip and some scattered light dings. These issues could likely be addressed by a good woodman and the stock is otherwise very attractive with nice edges, strong original finish and two wonderful cartouches on the left flat. All of the lock parts are matching by assembly code "VII" and the pan and lock inlet of the stock stamped with corresponding "*M". The swiveling ramrod assembly is intact and the lock functions crisply. A very attractive example of these handsome U.S. martial pistols. (13B9434-33) {ANTIQUE}
.54 cal, 8 1/2" round barrel with a bright excellent bore. This is a lovely pistol in the original flint that appears to have seen little to no service use. The metal sur...morefaces remain partially bright showing some sparsely scattered fine pinprick pitting, a couple small dings and the buttcap and triggerguard show evidence of a light cleaning with some remnants of minor old pitting. The lockplate has mostly toned to a mottled gray patina showing a hint of smoky case-hardened colors in the protected areas between the frizzen spring, the frizzen spring and a few of the smaller parts also showing good remnants of straw color. All markings remain quite crisp and clear with "US / JH / P" at the breech and "US. / R. JOHNSON / MIDDN CONN / 1842" in the center of the lockplate. The smooth walnut stock remains in very good plus condition showing small cracks at the bottom right edge of the grip and ahead of the lockplate, a more moderate crack through the left side of the grip and some scattered light dings. These issues could likely be addressed by a good woodman and the stock is otherwise very attractive with nice edges, strong original finish and two wonderful cartouches on the left flat. All of the lock parts are matching by assembly code "VII" and the pan and lock inlet of the stock stamped with corresponding "*M". The swiveling ramrod assembly is intact and the lock functions crisply. A very attractive example of these handsome U.S. martial pistols. (13B9434-33) {ANTIQUE}

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Lovely U.S. Model 1842 Percussion Pistol by Aston

Lovely U.S. Model 1842 Percussion Pistol by Aston

Lot # 32 (Sale Order: 32 of 600)      

Low Estimate: 1,500High Estimate: 2,500
.54 cal, 8 1/2" barrel with a bright excellent bore. The in-the-white metal surfaces of this very fine pistol are a pleasant silvery gunmetal patina showing a few small areas of lightly cleaned pinprick pitting and a couple scattered light dings. The trigger still retains a healthy amount of brilliant fire blue. The brass hardware is a mild goldenrod patina overall showing just a few scattered light dings, scratches and other handling marks. All markings remain crisp and clear with nice "P" sub-inspector marks on all major components, "US / JH / P" at the breech and the lockplate and tang both dated 1847. The walnut stock remains in very good plus to near excellent condition showing a very thin crack ahead of the lock screw, scattered light dings and scratches. The stock retains most of its original finish, nice "P" sub-inspector stamp and wonderful boxed inspector cartouches on the left flat. The swiveling ramrod assembly is intact and the lock functions crisply. A near excellent example that would be very difficult to improve upon. (13B9451-99) {ANTIQUE}
.54 cal, 8 1/2" barrel with a bright excellent bore. The in-the-white metal surfaces of this very fine pistol are a pleasant silvery gunmetal patina showing a few small a...morereas of lightly cleaned pinprick pitting and a couple scattered light dings. The trigger still retains a healthy amount of brilliant fire blue. The brass hardware is a mild goldenrod patina overall showing just a few scattered light dings, scratches and other handling marks. All markings remain crisp and clear with nice "P" sub-inspector marks on all major components, "US / JH / P" at the breech and the lockplate and tang both dated 1847. The walnut stock remains in very good plus to near excellent condition showing a very thin crack ahead of the lock screw, scattered light dings and scratches. The stock retains most of its original finish, nice "P" sub-inspector stamp and wonderful boxed inspector cartouches on the left flat. The swiveling ramrod assembly is intact and the lock functions crisply. A near excellent example that would be very difficult to improve upon. (13B9451-99) {ANTIQUE}

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Desirable U.S. Model 1842 Percussion Pistol by Palmetto Armory

Desirable U.S. Model 1842 Percussion Pistol by Palmetto Armory

Lot # 33 (Sale Order: 33 of 600)      

Low Estimate: 3,000High Estimate: 4,000
.54 cal, 8 1/2" barrel with a moderately oxidized bore. The metal surfaces of this pistol have been lightly cleaned long ago and are now a mostly bright silvery gunmetal patina showing scattered remnants of light pitting. The tang date is no longer visible but the remaining markings are still mostly clear with the proper "P / V / (Palm Tree)" proofs at the breech and "Wm GLAZE & CO" on the left breech flat. The "COLUMBIA / SC. 1852" marking on the lockplate is remarkably crisp and clear while the Palmetto Armory and palm tree stamp in the center has softened somewhat but remains mostly visible. The brass hardware has likewise been lightly cleaned some time ago and is now a pale goldenrod patina showing some light dings and handling marks. The walnut stock remains in very good condition as lightly cleaned showing softened edges, scattered light dings and a small but moderate 3/4" divot ahead of the triggerguard. The inside of the lockplate is marked only with a small punch-dot in the center and the barrel and breech tang are matching by assembly number "Y8". The swiveling ramrod assembly is intact and the lock functions crisply. A very nice example of these important pistols, only about 1,000 were produced and they are now considered a secondary Confederate sidearm. (13C9451-98) {ANTIQUE}
.54 cal, 8 1/2" barrel with a moderately oxidized bore. The metal surfaces of this pistol have been lightly cleaned long ago and are now a mostly bright silvery gunmetal ...morepatina showing scattered remnants of light pitting. The tang date is no longer visible but the remaining markings are still mostly clear with the proper "P / V / (Palm Tree)" proofs at the breech and "Wm GLAZE & CO" on the left breech flat. The "COLUMBIA / SC. 1852" marking on the lockplate is remarkably crisp and clear while the Palmetto Armory and palm tree stamp in the center has softened somewhat but remains mostly visible. The brass hardware has likewise been lightly cleaned some time ago and is now a pale goldenrod patina showing some light dings and handling marks. The walnut stock remains in very good condition as lightly cleaned showing softened edges, scattered light dings and a small but moderate 3/4" divot ahead of the triggerguard. The inside of the lockplate is marked only with a small punch-dot in the center and the barrel and breech tang are matching by assembly number "Y8". The swiveling ramrod assembly is intact and the lock functions crisply. A very nice example of these important pistols, only about 1,000 were produced and they are now considered a secondary Confederate sidearm. (13C9451-98) {ANTIQUE}

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U.S. Model 1808 Flintlock Navy Pistol by Simeon North

U.S. Model 1808 Flintlock Navy Pistol by Simeon North

Lot # 34 (Sale Order: 34 of 600)      

Low Estimate: 1,500High Estimate: 2,500
.64 cal (worn to .70), 10 1/8" barrel with a moderately oxidized bore. This arm has been rather neatly re-converted to flint and the metal surfaces are a mottled gunmetal patina showing remnants of old light pitting throughout and some scattered light dings. The lock parts are a darker brown patina, the lockplate shows a few small older repairs and the belt hook is a slightly different shape at the rear also showing some old repairs and an extra added screw. There are no visible markings on the barrel and the lockplate markings are partially visible with no visible eagle in the center but legible "U. STATES", clear "NORTH" behind the cock and partially legible "BERLIN / CON". The brass hardware has toned to ocher patina showing some scattered light dings and handling marks; there are some small thin cracks around the edges of the ramrod thimble and a neat repair along the triggerguard tang. The walnut stock remains in about good condition as cleaned and refinished showing a large repair at the tip, extensive repaired cracks scattered throughout and moderate filler repairs at the back edge of the lockplate and buttcap. A plain hickory ramrod is present and the lock seems to function well mechanically. Still a very good example piece of these desirable pistols for the U.S. martial collector. (13B9451-88) {ANTIQUE}
.64 cal (worn to .70), 10 1/8" barrel with a moderately oxidized bore. This arm has been rather neatly re-converted to flint and the metal surfaces are a mottled gunmetal...more patina showing remnants of old light pitting throughout and some scattered light dings. The lock parts are a darker brown patina, the lockplate shows a few small older repairs and the belt hook is a slightly different shape at the rear also showing some old repairs and an extra added screw. There are no visible markings on the barrel and the lockplate markings are partially visible with no visible eagle in the center but legible "U. STATES", clear "NORTH" behind the cock and partially legible "BERLIN / CON". The brass hardware has toned to ocher patina showing some scattered light dings and handling marks; there are some small thin cracks around the edges of the ramrod thimble and a neat repair along the triggerguard tang. The walnut stock remains in about good condition as cleaned and refinished showing a large repair at the tip, extensive repaired cracks scattered throughout and moderate filler repairs at the back edge of the lockplate and buttcap. A plain hickory ramrod is present and the lock seems to function well mechanically. Still a very good example piece of these desirable pistols for the U.S. martial collector. (13B9451-88) {ANTIQUE}

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Extremely Fine Smith & Wesson No. 3 Second Model Russian Commercial Revolver

Extremely Fine Smith & Wesson No. 3 Second Model Russian Commercial Revolver

Lot # 35 (Sale Order: 35 of 600)      

Low Estimate: 4,000High Estimate: 6,000
serial #33778, 44 S&W Russian, 7" barrel with a bright excellent bore. This revolver falls into the proper serial range for the commercial series and is marked on the butt with Schuyler, Hartley & Graham's "SH" in diamond mark on butt. The barrel shows the typical commercial barrel address ending in "RUSSIAN MODEL". The gun remains in very fine condition retaining lots of bright original blue finish. The frame, barrel and latch all show assembly code "3631" while the cylinder shows number "943". The frame retains 95% bright original blue overall. The cylinder is at about 90% original blue while the barrel shows some flaking and retains about 50% original blue with areas of loss showing a pleasing and very smooth gray brown patina. The hammer, trigger and finger spur triggerguard all show strong original color case hardened finish. The two-piece walnut grips are stamp numbered to the gun on the interior surface and they rate excellent with 95% original finish and hardly any handling marks. It is quite unusual to find a Smith & Wesson Russian revolver retaining this much bright original blue. The revolver functions properly and cycles very crisply, the original lanyard swivel is present in the butt. An extremely fine Second Model Russian. (1B9474-124) {ANTIQUE} [Dr. John W. Hall Collection]
serial #33778, 44 S&W Russian, 7" barrel with a bright excellent bore. This revolver falls into the proper serial range for the commercial series and is marked on the but...moret with Schuyler, Hartley & Graham's "SH" in diamond mark on butt. The barrel shows the typical commercial barrel address ending in "RUSSIAN MODEL". The gun remains in very fine condition retaining lots of bright original blue finish. The frame, barrel and latch all show assembly code "3631" while the cylinder shows number "943". The frame retains 95% bright original blue overall. The cylinder is at about 90% original blue while the barrel shows some flaking and retains about 50% original blue with areas of loss showing a pleasing and very smooth gray brown patina. The hammer, trigger and finger spur triggerguard all show strong original color case hardened finish. The two-piece walnut grips are stamp numbered to the gun on the interior surface and they rate excellent with 95% original finish and hardly any handling marks. It is quite unusual to find a Smith & Wesson Russian revolver retaining this much bright original blue. The revolver functions properly and cycles very crisply, the original lanyard swivel is present in the butt. An extremely fine Second Model Russian. (1B9474-124) {ANTIQUE} [Dr. John W. Hall Collection]

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Smith & Wesson No. 3 Early First Model American Civilian "Vent Hole" Revolver

Smith & Wesson No. 3 Early First Model American Civilian "Vent Hole" Revolver

Lot # 36 (Sale Order: 36 of 600)      

Low Estimate: 4,000High Estimate: 6,000
serial #424, 44 S&W American, 8" barrel with a good bore that shows light pitting and rifling throughout. This is a very honest and high condition revolver which shows matching assembly code "K8" on side of grip frame, rear face of cylinder, rear face of barrel and on underside of latch. This is one of the early style revolvers that has the "vent" or "oil" hole in the bottom flat of the barrel just ahead of frame. The revolver is in original nickel finish with 80 - 85% of that finish remaining with most loss due to peeling on barrel. The areas of exposed metal show a pleasing smooth gray brown patina. The nickel has faded some over time and has a very pleasing antique look with screwheads remaining generally quite clean. The revolver wears its original pair of two-piece walnut grips which are stamp numbered to the gun on the interior surface. The grips rate very good overall with perhaps 25% original finish remaining and with just the normal light handling marks we would expect to see on a revolver that is 150 years old. The revolver locks up tight and cycles very crisply. A fine example of these early and desirable large frame Smith & Wesson revolvers. (1C9474-68) {ANTIQUE} [Dr. John W. Hall Collection]
serial #424, 44 S&W American, 8" barrel with a good bore that shows light pitting and rifling throughout. This is a very honest and high condition revolver which shows ma...moretching assembly code "K8" on side of grip frame, rear face of cylinder, rear face of barrel and on underside of latch. This is one of the early style revolvers that has the "vent" or "oil" hole in the bottom flat of the barrel just ahead of frame. The revolver is in original nickel finish with 80 - 85% of that finish remaining with most loss due to peeling on barrel. The areas of exposed metal show a pleasing smooth gray brown patina. The nickel has faded some over time and has a very pleasing antique look with screwheads remaining generally quite clean. The revolver wears its original pair of two-piece walnut grips which are stamp numbered to the gun on the interior surface. The grips rate very good overall with perhaps 25% original finish remaining and with just the normal light handling marks we would expect to see on a revolver that is 150 years old. The revolver locks up tight and cycles very crisply. A fine example of these early and desirable large frame Smith & Wesson revolvers. (1C9474-68) {ANTIQUE} [Dr. John W. Hall Collection]

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Fine Remington New Model Navy Metallic Cartridge Converted Revolver with Factory Engraving

Fine Remington New Model Navy Metallic Cartridge Converted Revolver with Factory Engraving

Lot # 37 (Sale Order: 37 of 600)      

Low Estimate: 2,500High Estimate: 3,500
serial #43277, 38 rf, 7 1/2" octagon barrel with a very good bore. This revolver is in a very fine state of preservation and shows factory engraving on frame at rear and bottom of cylinder, done at the time of conversion. The top of the barrel is marked "PATENTED SEPT. 14 1858. MARCH 17. 1863 / E. REMINGTON & SONS ILION, NEW YORK U.S.A. / NEW MODEL", the entire marking remains crisp and strong as is the engraving on the frame. The right side of the frame has a factory added ejector rod mounted with corresponding locking notch cut into loading lever. The condition as stated is wonderful with 95% bright original nickel plated finish overall with primary loss on the high edges, some flaking on the cylinder and thinning on the triggerguard. There are some areas where there is light bubbling on the front of the frame and the bottom of the barrel shows some light impact marks. The two-piece walnut grips are pencil numbered on inside surfaces and they rate excellent with over 90% original finish and perhaps a little added light oil; the right panel shows some impact marks in the butt. The hammer shows lovely faded original color case hardening. A very fine example of these quality conversions with just a taste of Remington's lovely engraving. (1B9471-32) {ANTIQUE}
serial #43277, 38 rf, 7 1/2" octagon barrel with a very good bore. This revolver is in a very fine state of preservation and shows factory engraving on frame at rear and ...morebottom of cylinder, done at the time of conversion. The top of the barrel is marked "PATENTED SEPT. 14 1858. MARCH 17. 1863 / E. REMINGTON & SONS ILION, NEW YORK U.S.A. / NEW MODEL", the entire marking remains crisp and strong as is the engraving on the frame. The right side of the frame has a factory added ejector rod mounted with corresponding locking notch cut into loading lever. The condition as stated is wonderful with 95% bright original nickel plated finish overall with primary loss on the high edges, some flaking on the cylinder and thinning on the triggerguard. There are some areas where there is light bubbling on the front of the frame and the bottom of the barrel shows some light impact marks. The two-piece walnut grips are pencil numbered on inside surfaces and they rate excellent with over 90% original finish and perhaps a little added light oil; the right panel shows some impact marks in the butt. The hammer shows lovely faded original color case hardening. A very fine example of these quality conversions with just a taste of Remington's lovely engraving. (1B9471-32) {ANTIQUE}

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Fabulous Remington Model 95 Double Deringer with Original Box

Fabulous Remington Model 95 Double Deringer with Original Box

Lot # 38 (Sale Order: 38 of 600)      

Low Estimate: 3,500High Estimate: 5,500
serial #175, 41 RF, 3" barrels with bright excellent bores. This is a lovely Type II pistol retaining about 97% original bright blue with most of the loss due to just a couple small areas flaked to gray patina along the backstrap, a hint of minor high edge wear and a few other light handling marks. The extractor and barrel catch retain all of their pale fire blue and the Remington Arms Co. address is crisp and clear. The black checkered hard rubber grips remain in excellent condition, the only loss being a very small circumferential chip near the left panel escutcheon that is missed at first glance. The barrels are matching the frame and lock-up is tight, the hinge is completely intact and the hammer functions crisply with properly pivoting firing pin. The factory maroon box contains an excellent condition, likely original blued steel cleaning rod and the box itself remains in very good plus to perhaps near excellent condition showing scattered light scuffs, scratches and a small ding on one side of the lid. A set of initials and "550" are written in pencil on the underside of the box. The appropriate end label is completely intact and clearly legible while the interior Remington Arms Company markings with loading directions and "BLUED" designation are likewise crisp and clear. These popular pocket pistols were generally well-carried and are extremely difficult to find in such nice condition, the boxes arguably rarer than the pistols themselves. This example would make a truly fine addition to any advanced collection of Remington arms. (139362-76) {C&R} [Edward W. Marron, Jr. Collection]
serial #175, 41 RF, 3" barrels with bright excellent bores. This is a lovely Type II pistol retaining about 97% original bright blue with most of the loss due to just a c...moreouple small areas flaked to gray patina along the backstrap, a hint of minor high edge wear and a few other light handling marks. The extractor and barrel catch retain all of their pale fire blue and the Remington Arms Co. address is crisp and clear. The black checkered hard rubber grips remain in excellent condition, the only loss being a very small circumferential chip near the left panel escutcheon that is missed at first glance. The barrels are matching the frame and lock-up is tight, the hinge is completely intact and the hammer functions crisply with properly pivoting firing pin. The factory maroon box contains an excellent condition, likely original blued steel cleaning rod and the box itself remains in very good plus to perhaps near excellent condition showing scattered light scuffs, scratches and a small ding on one side of the lid. A set of initials and "550" are written in pencil on the underside of the box. The appropriate end label is completely intact and clearly legible while the interior Remington Arms Company markings with loading directions and "BLUED" designation are likewise crisp and clear. These popular pocket pistols were generally well-carried and are extremely difficult to find in such nice condition, the boxes arguably rarer than the pistols themselves. This example would make a truly fine addition to any advanced collection of Remington arms. (139362-76) {C&R} [Edward W. Marron, Jr. Collection]

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Lovely Custom-Engraved Remington Model 95 Double Deringer by Joseph Fugger

Lovely Custom-Engraved Remington Model 95 Double Deringer by Joseph Fugger

Lot # 39 (Sale Order: 39 of 600)      

Low Estimate: 3,000High Estimate: 5,000
serial #L505, 41 RF, 3" barrels with moderately oxidized bores showing evident rifling throughout. This Type III Pistol has been exquisitely embellished in full coverage by renowned engraver Joseph Fugger, Griffin & Howe's in-house artisan from 1927-1960 who studied with Rudolph Kornbrath and was mentor to Winston Churchill and Robert Swartley. The pistol features wonderful crisp flowing foliate scrollwork throughout with fine stippled shading and a repeating rose motif. The sight and barrel ribs feature a repeating geometric motif and the Remington Arms - UMC Address has been inlaid in gold. Mr. Fugger has signed his work in very small lettering along the lower edge of the right side barrel rib "JOS FUGGER ENGRAVER". The metal surfaces retain about 98% fine-quality post-engraving blue showing just a few spots of minor high edge wear, handling marks, some remnants of fine pinprick pitting in a few isolated areas and the frame taking on a pleasant plum patina. The smooth mother-of-pearl grips remain in near excellent condition showing one very tiny chip at the back edge of the right panel, some light handling marks and some areas a little bit shy of the frame. The barrels are matching the frame, lock-up is solid, the hinge is intact and the hammer functions crisply with properly pivoting firing pin. A beautiful little deringer that is a fine testament to the master engraver's art. (139362-68) {C&R} [Edward W. Marron, Jr. Collection]
serial #L505, 41 RF, 3" barrels with moderately oxidized bores showing evident rifling throughout. This Type III Pistol has been exquisitely embellished in full coverage ...moreby renowned engraver Joseph Fugger, Griffin & Howe's in-house artisan from 1927-1960 who studied with Rudolph Kornbrath and was mentor to Winston Churchill and Robert Swartley. The pistol features wonderful crisp flowing foliate scrollwork throughout with fine stippled shading and a repeating rose motif. The sight and barrel ribs feature a repeating geometric motif and the Remington Arms - UMC Address has been inlaid in gold. Mr. Fugger has signed his work in very small lettering along the lower edge of the right side barrel rib "JOS FUGGER ENGRAVER". The metal surfaces retain about 98% fine-quality post-engraving blue showing just a few spots of minor high edge wear, handling marks, some remnants of fine pinprick pitting in a few isolated areas and the frame taking on a pleasant plum patina. The smooth mother-of-pearl grips remain in near excellent condition showing one very tiny chip at the back edge of the right panel, some light handling marks and some areas a little bit shy of the frame. The barrels are matching the frame, lock-up is solid, the hinge is intact and the hammer functions crisply with properly pivoting firing pin. A beautiful little deringer that is a fine testament to the master engraver's art. (139362-68) {C&R} [Edward W. Marron, Jr. Collection]

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Excellent Remington New Model Army Percussion Revolver

Excellent Remington New Model Army Percussion Revolver

Lot # 40 (Sale Order: 40 of 600)      

Low Estimate: 3,500High Estimate: 5,000
serial #109500, .44 cal, 8" octagon barrel with a bright near excellent bore. The metal surfaces of this lovely New Model retain about 92% original bright blue with most of the loss due to the gripstraps thinning slightly to gray patina, some light flaking along the left side frame and topstrap toning to a pleasant gray-brown, a moderate 1/2" ding on the edge of the left barrel flat, some smaller scattered handling marks and a turn line on the cylinder. The base pin and trigger retain almost all of their brilliant fire blue, the triggerguard has toned to a mottled ocher patina and the hammer shows very good case-hardened colors showing some light freckling and toning to gray patina. All markings remain crisp and clear and the major components are appropriately stamped with sub-inspector marks. The smooth walnut grips are pencil-numbered to the gun and remain in near excellent condition retaining most of their original oil finish and showing a tiny chip at the toe of the right panel, some light dings and handling marks. There are crisp sub-inspector stamps on the bases of both panels and a lovely "OWA" cartouche on the left panel. The barrel and triggerguard are matching the frame, the cylinder is un-numbered and the action functions crisply with solid timing and lock-up. A very fine example of these iconic Civil War martial revolvers. (139362-5) {ANTIQUE} [Edward W. Marron, Jr. Collection]
serial #109500, .44 cal, 8" octagon barrel with a bright near excellent bore. The metal surfaces of this lovely New Model retain about 92% original bright blue with most ...moreof the loss due to the gripstraps thinning slightly to gray patina, some light flaking along the left side frame and topstrap toning to a pleasant gray-brown, a moderate 1/2" ding on the edge of the left barrel flat, some smaller scattered handling marks and a turn line on the cylinder. The base pin and trigger retain almost all of their brilliant fire blue, the triggerguard has toned to a mottled ocher patina and the hammer shows very good case-hardened colors showing some light freckling and toning to gray patina. All markings remain crisp and clear and the major components are appropriately stamped with sub-inspector marks. The smooth walnut grips are pencil-numbered to the gun and remain in near excellent condition retaining most of their original oil finish and showing a tiny chip at the toe of the right panel, some light dings and handling marks. There are crisp sub-inspector stamps on the bases of both panels and a lovely "OWA" cartouche on the left panel. The barrel and triggerguard are matching the frame, the cylinder is un-numbered and the action functions crisply with solid timing and lock-up. A very fine example of these iconic Civil War martial revolvers. (139362-5) {ANTIQUE} [Edward W. Marron, Jr. Collection]

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Stunning Factory Engraved Colt New Service Revolver

Stunning Factory Engraved Colt New Service Revolver

Lot # 41 (Sale Order: 41 of 600)      

Low Estimate: 25,000High Estimate: 35,000
serial #321834, 45 LC, 7 1/2" barrel with a bright excellent bore. This revolver was once part of the renowned William Powell Collection of Colt New Service revolvers and it is pictured on pages 126 & 127 of Colt's New Service Revolver by Timothy Mullin. This revolver showcases Glahn's beautifully executed relief floral scroll and fine stippled background shading. There is relief scroll engraving on the frame, cylinder between the flutes, barrel, crane, bow of triggerguard and the butt and bottom of the backstrap. The condition of the revolver is fabulous retaining 98% strong original blue finish overall with just slight muzzle and high edge wear. The sides of the hammer remain bright and the original lanyard swivel is present in butt. The revolver wears a pair of smooth ivory grips with silver Rampant Colt medallions, they fit beautifully and show proper age. The condition of the grips is excellent with no chips or damage present. The revolver comes with a factory letter which states: 45/c, 7 1/2 inches, Blue, grips not listed, Factory Engraved: Yes, shipped on January 27, 1925 as a single gun shipment to Tritch Hardware Company in Denver, Colorado. Wilson states that less than 75 Colt New Service revolvers were factory engraved making this a true rarity in Colts. This revolver has condition, eye-appeal, rarity, provenance and it is published in the only authoritative book on the subject (a copy of the book is included). A truly investment quality Colt New Service Revolver. (1E9355-2) {C&R}
serial #321834, 45 LC, 7 1/2" barrel with a bright excellent bore. This revolver was once part of the renowned William Powell Collection of Colt New Service revolvers and...more it is pictured on pages 126 & 127 of Colt's New Service Revolver by Timothy Mullin. This revolver showcases Glahn's beautifully executed relief floral scroll and fine stippled background shading. There is relief scroll engraving on the frame, cylinder between the flutes, barrel, crane, bow of triggerguard and the butt and bottom of the backstrap. The condition of the revolver is fabulous retaining 98% strong original blue finish overall with just slight muzzle and high edge wear. The sides of the hammer remain bright and the original lanyard swivel is present in butt. The revolver wears a pair of smooth ivory grips with silver Rampant Colt medallions, they fit beautifully and show proper age. The condition of the grips is excellent with no chips or damage present. The revolver comes with a factory letter which states: 45/c, 7 1/2 inches, Blue, grips not listed, Factory Engraved: Yes, shipped on January 27, 1925 as a single gun shipment to Tritch Hardware Company in Denver, Colorado. Wilson states that less than 75 Colt New Service revolvers were factory engraved making this a true rarity in Colts. This revolver has condition, eye-appeal, rarity, provenance and it is published in the only authoritative book on the subject (a copy of the book is included). A truly investment quality Colt New Service Revolver. (1E9355-2) {C&R}

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Remington New Model Army Percussion Revolver with New Jersey Markings

Remington New Model Army Percussion Revolver with New Jersey Markings

Lot # 42 (Sale Order: 42 of 600)      

Low Estimate: 2,500High Estimate: 3,500
serial #71750, .44 cal, 8" octagon barrel with a bright excellent bore. The metal surfaces of this NJ surcharged revolver retain about 80-85% original bright blue showing areas flaking to gray-brown patina scattered throughout, a few small spots of light pinprick pitting and some other minor handling marks. The base pin and trigger retain a healthy amount of brilliant fire blue, the hammer shows very good case-hardened colors toning to a smoky gray patina with a few spots of minor staining and the triggerguard has toned to a rich ocher patina showing some light handling marks. The barrel address and patent markings remain crisp and clear as do the sub-inspector stamps on the major components and large "N.J" on the left side of the barrel; there is no NJ stamp on the frame. The smooth walnut grips are mismatched both pencil-numbered "71666" and fit somewhat shy of the frame, although this still falls within the New Jersey range and they otherwise remain in very good plus condition showing a small thin chip at the heel of the left panel, some scattered light dings and no cartouche. The barrel and triggerguard are matching the frame, the cylinder is un-numbered and the action seems to function well mechanically with excellent timing and lock-up. A fine example with desirable markings for the Remington collector. (139362-10) {ANTIQUE} [Edward W. Marron, Jr. Collection]
serial #71750, .44 cal, 8" octagon barrel with a bright excellent bore. The metal surfaces of this NJ surcharged revolver retain about 80-85% original bright blue showing...more areas flaking to gray-brown patina scattered throughout, a few small spots of light pinprick pitting and some other minor handling marks. The base pin and trigger retain a healthy amount of brilliant fire blue, the hammer shows very good case-hardened colors toning to a smoky gray patina with a few spots of minor staining and the triggerguard has toned to a rich ocher patina showing some light handling marks. The barrel address and patent markings remain crisp and clear as do the sub-inspector stamps on the major components and large "N.J" on the left side of the barrel; there is no NJ stamp on the frame. The smooth walnut grips are mismatched both pencil-numbered "71666" and fit somewhat shy of the frame, although this still falls within the New Jersey range and they otherwise remain in very good plus condition showing a small thin chip at the heel of the left panel, some scattered light dings and no cartouche. The barrel and triggerguard are matching the frame, the cylinder is un-numbered and the action seems to function well mechanically with excellent timing and lock-up. A fine example with desirable markings for the Remington collector. (139362-10) {ANTIQUE} [Edward W. Marron, Jr. Collection]

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Fine Remington New Model Navy Percussion Revolver

Fine Remington New Model Navy Percussion Revolver

Lot # 43 (Sale Order: 43 of 600)      

Low Estimate: 3,500High Estimate: 5,500
serial #36373, .36 cal, 7 3/8" octagon barrel with a bright excellent bore. The metal surfaces of this revolver retain about 80% original bright blue with overall patches of flaking toning to a nice gray-brown patina along with a turn line on the cylinder and some other light handling marks. There is a very small chip at the edge of the frame behind the triggerguard but it does not effect the retention of the guard and there is a tiny casting flaw at the top edge of the hammer, but both are rather unobtrusive and do not detract much from the fine condition of the arm. The base pin and trigger retain almost all of their brilliant fire blue and the hammer shows bold case-hardened colors throughout toning very slightly to a smooth gray. The triggerguard also remarkably retains about 98% original silver finish showing some very faint edge wear and is taking on a lovely dark tarnish. The barrel address and patent markings remain crisp and clear. The smooth walnut grips are pencil-numbered to the gun and remain in excellent condition retaining 98% antique varnish showing just some light edge wear and a few sparsely scattered minor dings mostly along the right panel. The barrel and triggerguard are matching the frame, the cylinder is un-numbered and the action seems to function well mechanically with excellent timing and lock-up. A very attractive example of the lower-production Navy Model seldom seen with strong condition. (139362-6) {ANTIQUE} [Edward W. Marron, Jr. Collection]
serial #36373, .36 cal, 7 3/8" octagon barrel with a bright excellent bore. The metal surfaces of this revolver retain about 80% original bright blue with overall patches...more of flaking toning to a nice gray-brown patina along with a turn line on the cylinder and some other light handling marks. There is a very small chip at the edge of the frame behind the triggerguard but it does not effect the retention of the guard and there is a tiny casting flaw at the top edge of the hammer, but both are rather unobtrusive and do not detract much from the fine condition of the arm. The base pin and trigger retain almost all of their brilliant fire blue and the hammer shows bold case-hardened colors throughout toning very slightly to a smooth gray. The triggerguard also remarkably retains about 98% original silver finish showing some very faint edge wear and is taking on a lovely dark tarnish. The barrel address and patent markings remain crisp and clear. The smooth walnut grips are pencil-numbered to the gun and remain in excellent condition retaining 98% antique varnish showing just some light edge wear and a few sparsely scattered minor dings mostly along the right panel. The barrel and triggerguard are matching the frame, the cylinder is un-numbered and the action seems to function well mechanically with excellent timing and lock-up. A very attractive example of the lower-production Navy Model seldom seen with strong condition. (139362-6) {ANTIQUE} [Edward W. Marron, Jr. Collection]

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Remington-Rider New Model Cartridge-Converted Double Action Belt Revolver

Remington-Rider New Model Cartridge-Converted Double Action Belt Revolver

Lot # 44 (Sale Order: 44 of 600)      

Low Estimate: 2,500High Estimate: 3,500
serial #5418, 38 RF, 6 1/2" octagon barrel with a mostly bright very good bore showing some small patches of oxidation and strong rifling throughout. The barrel and cylinder of this revolver retain about 90% original bright blue showing some scattered light flaking to gray-brown patina, a small spot of light pitting on the front edge of the cylinder, turn ring and high edge wear. The frame and loading lever retain about 65% original bright blue flaking overall to a pleasant gray-brown patina along with some scattered light scratches and handling marks. The triggerguard is toning to a pale goldenrod patina with strong original silver plate in the protected areas, the trigger and base pin retain most of their brilliant fire blue with overall light silvering and the hammer retains very good smoky remnants of case-hardened colors toning to a pleasant dark gray patina. The screw heads show some remnants of faint fire blue and the barrel markings remain crisp and clear. The smooth walnut grips are pencil-numbered to the gun and remain in very good plus condition retaining a healthy amount of antique varnish showing a couple tiny chips at the top corners, edge wear and scattered light dings. The cylinder plate and cylinder are matching by assembly number, the barrel and triggerguard are matching the frame and the rounded German silver front sight is intact. The action generally seems to function well mechanically with solid timing and lock-up in single action, and double action is also very good with timing off on one chamber. A very attractive example of these interesting Remington double actions. (139362-46) {ANTIQUE} [Edward W. Marron, Jr. Collection]
serial #5418, 38 RF, 6 1/2" octagon barrel with a mostly bright very good bore showing some small patches of oxidation and strong rifling throughout. The barrel and cylin...moreder of this revolver retain about 90% original bright blue showing some scattered light flaking to gray-brown patina, a small spot of light pitting on the front edge of the cylinder, turn ring and high edge wear. The frame and loading lever retain about 65% original bright blue flaking overall to a pleasant gray-brown patina along with some scattered light scratches and handling marks. The triggerguard is toning to a pale goldenrod patina with strong original silver plate in the protected areas, the trigger and base pin retain most of their brilliant fire blue with overall light silvering and the hammer retains very good smoky remnants of case-hardened colors toning to a pleasant dark gray patina. The screw heads show some remnants of faint fire blue and the barrel markings remain crisp and clear. The smooth walnut grips are pencil-numbered to the gun and remain in very good plus condition retaining a healthy amount of antique varnish showing a couple tiny chips at the top corners, edge wear and scattered light dings. The cylinder plate and cylinder are matching by assembly number, the barrel and triggerguard are matching the frame and the rounded German silver front sight is intact. The action generally seems to function well mechanically with solid timing and lock-up in single action, and double action is also very good with timing off on one chamber. A very attractive example of these interesting Remington double actions. (139362-46) {ANTIQUE} [Edward W. Marron, Jr. Collection]

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Fine Percussion Schuetzen Rifle by Edward Anschutz of Philadelphia

Fine Percussion Schuetzen Rifle by Edward Anschutz of Philadelphia

Lot # 45 (Sale Order: 45 of 600)      

Low Estimate: 5,000High Estimate: 7,000
.36 cal., 31" octagon barrel with a bright excellent bore. This is a wonderful rifle. The top of the barrel is engraved "EDW ANSCHUTZ. PHILADA" and the lock is engraved "E. ANSCHUTZ" with tasteful scroll on front, center and rear of lock as well as on the hammer. This rifle features adjustable double set triggers and a handsome scroll finger spur triggerguard. The rifle is sighted with a hooded target front sight, no rear seat, windage and elevation adjustable tang mounted peep sight. The condition of this rifle is wonderful with its barrel retaining 80% evenly thinning original brown finish blending with a pleasing smooth brown patina. The lock, patent breech and tang all retain lots of original color case-hardened finish which has faded to a pleasing smooth pewter gray color with subtle colors visible throughout. The triggerguard and buttplate are of German silver and feature tasteful scroll engraving and bear a pleasing patina. The checkered straight grip walnut stock shows excellent figure and has a thin cheekpiece. The condition of the stock is excellent with 95% original finish remaining and with strong checkering. The forend tip is beautifully carved in a shell pattern. The rifle comes with its original false muzzle and what appears to be a high-quality modern brass bullet starter. The rifle is extremely honest exhibiting lovely surfaces and wonderful fit and finish. The forward tang of the triggerplate shows a vacant threaded hole for palm rest which is no longer present. This rifle is featured on pages 52 & 53 of The American Percussion Schuetzen Rifle by Tom Rowe. This fine rifle was formerly part of the famous Dan Schlegel Collection. A very fine, investment quality American percussion Schuetzen rifle by this well-regarded Philadelphia maker. (1D8937-295) {ANTIQUE} [Cletus Klein Collection]
.36 cal., 31" octagon barrel with a bright excellent bore. This is a wonderful rifle. The top of the barrel is engraved "EDW ANSCHUTZ. PHILADA" and the lock is engraved "...moreE. ANSCHUTZ" with tasteful scroll on front, center and rear of lock as well as on the hammer. This rifle features adjustable double set triggers and a handsome scroll finger spur triggerguard. The rifle is sighted with a hooded target front sight, no rear seat, windage and elevation adjustable tang mounted peep sight. The condition of this rifle is wonderful with its barrel retaining 80% evenly thinning original brown finish blending with a pleasing smooth brown patina. The lock, patent breech and tang all retain lots of original color case-hardened finish which has faded to a pleasing smooth pewter gray color with subtle colors visible throughout. The triggerguard and buttplate are of German silver and feature tasteful scroll engraving and bear a pleasing patina. The checkered straight grip walnut stock shows excellent figure and has a thin cheekpiece. The condition of the stock is excellent with 95% original finish remaining and with strong checkering. The forend tip is beautifully carved in a shell pattern. The rifle comes with its original false muzzle and what appears to be a high-quality modern brass bullet starter. The rifle is extremely honest exhibiting lovely surfaces and wonderful fit and finish. The forward tang of the triggerplate shows a vacant threaded hole for palm rest which is no longer present. This rifle is featured on pages 52 & 53 of The American Percussion Schuetzen Rifle by Tom Rowe. This fine rifle was formerly part of the famous Dan Schlegel Collection. A very fine, investment quality American percussion Schuetzen rifle by this well-regarded Philadelphia maker. (1D8937-295) {ANTIQUE} [Cletus Klein Collection]

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Fine American Percussion Three Barrel Combination Gun by Nathaniel Choate of Auburn, NY

Fine American Percussion Three Barrel Combination Gun by Nathaniel Choate of Auburn, NY

Lot # 46 (Sale Order: 46 of 600)      

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.66 caliber smoothbores over .35 caliber rifled bore, 32" barrels all with bright excellent bores. This is a beautifully crafted and well-balanced gun. The top of the barrel rib is marked "N.W. CHOATE / AUBURN" and the top of the full length telescopic sight is marked "WM. MALCOLM / SYRACUSE NY". The gun features back action locks which service the smoothbore barrels, the rifle hammer utilizes the triggerguard as its main spring. While this is common on underhammer percussion guns, this gun exhibits a more refined link at front of triggerguard. The gun features very graceful bolsters and finely checkered hammer spurs. The gun is configured for quick takedown with the barrel cluster affixed to the frame by two pins which enter from the left side - the gun remains very tight. The barrel hold a ramrod on each side of the rifle barrel with two pipes per side along with 8 1/2" tailpipes which house the rods at breech end. The gun is equipped with full length Malcolm scope mounted in original mounts dovetailed into front sight slot and with rear of scope mounted in adjustable tang mounted base. The tops of the scope mounts feature open rifle sights. The is a single hole in the top rib that looks like it has been there forever. The condition of the gun is excellent with the barrel and telescopic sight retaining perhaps 90% original brown finish blending with a pleasing smooth brown patina. The barrel breech, locks and tang show a pleasing smooth even mix of faded original color case-hardening and a gray patina. The metal is very smooth and free of pitting. The stock is of highly figured American black walnut and shows a lovely piano finish. The wrist shows an expertly repaired break that is very unobtrusive, you have to really look to see it. The stock features a round iron patchbox on the right side and there is a nice pierced iron inlay on the center, left side. The buttplate is of iron as is the toeplate, both are beautifully fit and all iron furniture shows a mellow light gray patina. The scope optics are dirty and there are no visible crosshairs. Both the shotgun and rifle ramrods are present and both appear original. The original muzzle protector/bullet starter is present. This rifle is illustrated and discussed in Swinney & Rowe's The New York State Firearms Trade when it was part of the Frank Sellers Collection. A truly fine New York State percussion combination gun. (1D8937-361) {ANTIQUE} [Cletus Klein Collection]
.66 caliber smoothbores over .35 caliber rifled bore, 32" barrels all with bright excellent bores. This is a beautifully crafted and well-balanced gun. The top of the bar...morerel rib is marked "N.W. CHOATE / AUBURN" and the top of the full length telescopic sight is marked "WM. MALCOLM / SYRACUSE NY". The gun features back action locks which service the smoothbore barrels, the rifle hammer utilizes the triggerguard as its main spring. While this is common on underhammer percussion guns, this gun exhibits a more refined link at front of triggerguard. The gun features very graceful bolsters and finely checkered hammer spurs. The gun is configured for quick takedown with the barrel cluster affixed to the frame by two pins which enter from the left side - the gun remains very tight. The barrel hold a ramrod on each side of the rifle barrel with two pipes per side along with 8 1/2" tailpipes which house the rods at breech end. The gun is equipped with full length Malcolm scope mounted in original mounts dovetailed into front sight slot and with rear of scope mounted in adjustable tang mounted base. The tops of the scope mounts feature open rifle sights. The is a single hole in the top rib that looks like it has been there forever. The condition of the gun is excellent with the barrel and telescopic sight retaining perhaps 90% original brown finish blending with a pleasing smooth brown patina. The barrel breech, locks and tang show a pleasing smooth even mix of faded original color case-hardening and a gray patina. The metal is very smooth and free of pitting. The stock is of highly figured American black walnut and shows a lovely piano finish. The wrist shows an expertly repaired break that is very unobtrusive, you have to really look to see it. The stock features a round iron patchbox on the right side and there is a nice pierced iron inlay on the center, left side. The buttplate is of iron as is the toeplate, both are beautifully fit and all iron furniture shows a mellow light gray patina. The scope optics are dirty and there are no visible crosshairs. Both the shotgun and rifle ramrods are present and both appear original. The original muzzle protector/bullet starter is present. This rifle is illustrated and discussed in Swinney & Rowe's The New York State Firearms Trade when it was part of the Frank Sellers Collection. A truly fine New York State percussion combination gun. (1D8937-361) {ANTIQUE} [Cletus Klein Collection]

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Superb Edward Anschutz Percussion Schuetzen Rifle

Superb Edward Anschutz Percussion Schuetzen Rifle

Lot # 47 (Sale Order: 47 of 600)      

Low Estimate: 8,000High Estimate: 12,000
.40 caliber, 30" octagon barrel with an interesting and minty octagonal bore. This is a very special Anschutz rifle not only for its condition and physical characteristics but also because it is believed to have been Edward Anschutz's personal rifle. The lock and bolster are beautifully engraved in a heavier coverage and finer scroll than normally seen on Anschutz's rifles. The bolster and hammer have a particularly beautiful form, again a step above his normal extremely fine work. The barrel is engraved on top flat "EDWARD ANSCHUTZ. PHILADELPHIA" and from just ahead of this marking to the muzzle, the top flat is finely hand matted. The patent breech and top tang bear the same lovely engraving as the lock with a lovely shell pattern where the bolster meets the tang. This engraving is also found on the buttplate tang, triggerguard and triggerplate. The condition of the rifle is spectacular. The barrel retains 90% evenly thinning original brown finish blending with a pleasing patina. The lock, breech and tang all retain at least 90% original color case-hardened finish which is just darkening slightly and has a beautiful antique appearance. The buttplate retains 85% original nickel plated finish which has toned beautifully to a German silver color with only real loss coming on inside of bottom prong. The triggerguard retains virtually all of its original nickel plated finish which matches the buttplate color perfectly. The trigger plate bears vibrant original color case-hardened finish with the forward tang of the triggerplate showing a vacant threaded hole for palm rest which is no longer present. The walnut stock is of the finest quality with straight grain from the forestock to wrist, then showing wonderful figure through the butt. The forestock terminates in a tasteful Schnabel tip, lacking the shell motif he was sometimes known to use. The condition of the stock is superb; 95% plus original finish remains, checkering is crisp and edges extremely sharp. The rifle is sighted with a fine post and bead globe front, spirit level at mid position and a fine tube peep sight mounted in integral base on tang. The rifle still retains its original false muzzle and comes with a green painted tin box which contains a bullet mold, swage, patch cutter, an unusual ladder sight which is interchangeable with the tube peep, combination turn screw / nipple wrench, an extra nipple, modern brass powder measure, funnel, oiler, a really cool antique pencil and most interesting, a brass door plaque which is engraved "Eduard Anschutz". . This is the finest Edward Anschutz rifle this writer has ever handled, it is clearly one of the very finest in existence. An investment quality rifle from this fine Philadelphia maker. (1F8937-372) {ANTIQUE} [Cletus Klein Collection]
.40 caliber, 30" octagon barrel with an interesting and minty octagonal bore. This is a very special Anschutz rifle not only for its condition and physical characteristic...mores but also because it is believed to have been Edward Anschutz's personal rifle. The lock and bolster are beautifully engraved in a heavier coverage and finer scroll than normally seen on Anschutz's rifles. The bolster and hammer have a particularly beautiful form, again a step above his normal extremely fine work. The barrel is engraved on top flat "EDWARD ANSCHUTZ. PHILADELPHIA" and from just ahead of this marking to the muzzle, the top flat is finely hand matted. The patent breech and top tang bear the same lovely engraving as the lock with a lovely shell pattern where the bolster meets the tang. This engraving is also found on the buttplate tang, triggerguard and triggerplate. The condition of the rifle is spectacular. The barrel retains 90% evenly thinning original brown finish blending with a pleasing patina. The lock, breech and tang all retain at least 90% original color case-hardened finish which is just darkening slightly and has a beautiful antique appearance. The buttplate retains 85% original nickel plated finish which has toned beautifully to a German silver color with only real loss coming on inside of bottom prong. The triggerguard retains virtually all of its original nickel plated finish which matches the buttplate color perfectly. The trigger plate bears vibrant original color case-hardened finish with the forward tang of the triggerplate showing a vacant threaded hole for palm rest which is no longer present. The walnut stock is of the finest quality with straight grain from the forestock to wrist, then showing wonderful figure through the butt. The forestock terminates in a tasteful Schnabel tip, lacking the shell motif he was sometimes known to use. The condition of the stock is superb; 95% plus original finish remains, checkering is crisp and edges extremely sharp. The rifle is sighted with a fine post and bead globe front, spirit level at mid position and a fine tube peep sight mounted in integral base on tang. The rifle still retains its original false muzzle and comes with a green painted tin box which contains a bullet mold, swage, patch cutter, an unusual ladder sight which is interchangeable with the tube peep, combination turn screw / nipple wrench, an extra nipple, modern brass powder measure, funnel, oiler, a really cool antique pencil and most interesting, a brass door plaque which is engraved "Eduard Anschutz". . This is the finest Edward Anschutz rifle this writer has ever handled, it is clearly one of the very finest in existence. An investment quality rifle from this fine Philadelphia maker. (1F8937-372) {ANTIQUE} [Cletus Klein Collection]

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Interesting Three Barrel Percussion Combination Gun by F. Deland of Memphis, Michigan

Interesting Three Barrel Percussion Combination Gun by F. Deland of Memphis, Michigan

Lot # 48 (Sale Order: 48 of 600)      

Low Estimate: 2,500High Estimate: 4,000
.40 caliber rifled barrels over .75 caliber smoothbore, 28" barrels all with bright excellent bores. This is a very nice quality gun that is in a very interesting configuration. In addition to being a double rifle over smoothbore, which is unusual, the right back action lock features both a conventional percussion hammer that services the right rifle barrel, in the same lockplate resides a mule ear hammer which services the undermounted smoothbore barrel. There are conventional double triggers for the rifle hammers and a third trigger which operates the under barrel. The top of the right barrel is stamped simply "F. DELAND" adjacent to the rear sight, this is the only marking found on the gun. There is a single ramrod mounted on the right side of the barrels which uses one end to seat the rifle barrel and has a trumpet shaped top on the opposite end to load the smoothbore barrel. The barrels show a pleasing mix of original brown finish and a smooth brown patina with strong damascus pattern visible their entire lengths. Both back action locks and tangs show an even smooth gray patina with generous traces of faded original color case-hardened finish. The straight grip buttstock is of highly figured American black walnut and rates excellent plus, it may have been lightly cleaned long ago but the surface shows age and over 90% oil finish is remaining. The checkering on the wrist remains clean and strong. There is a narrow sliver perhaps 3/4" long at the top of the right lock just to the rear of the hammer. The gun features a smooth steel shotgun buttplate and a simple round patchbox, both of which are very smooth and show an even gray patina. The gun is sighted with a small blade front and open rear with nicely scalloped edges. A very nice quality and interestingly configured Michigan-made percussion combination gun. (1C8937-366) {ANTIQUE} [Cletus Klein Collection]
.40 caliber rifled barrels over .75 caliber smoothbore, 28" barrels all with bright excellent bores. This is a very nice quality gun that is in a very interesting configu...moreration. In addition to being a double rifle over smoothbore, which is unusual, the right back action lock features both a conventional percussion hammer that services the right rifle barrel, in the same lockplate resides a mule ear hammer which services the undermounted smoothbore barrel. There are conventional double triggers for the rifle hammers and a third trigger which operates the under barrel. The top of the right barrel is stamped simply "F. DELAND" adjacent to the rear sight, this is the only marking found on the gun. There is a single ramrod mounted on the right side of the barrels which uses one end to seat the rifle barrel and has a trumpet shaped top on the opposite end to load the smoothbore barrel. The barrels show a pleasing mix of original brown finish and a smooth brown patina with strong damascus pattern visible their entire lengths. Both back action locks and tangs show an even smooth gray patina with generous traces of faded original color case-hardened finish. The straight grip buttstock is of highly figured American black walnut and rates excellent plus, it may have been lightly cleaned long ago but the surface shows age and over 90% oil finish is remaining. The checkering on the wrist remains clean and strong. There is a narrow sliver perhaps 3/4" long at the top of the right lock just to the rear of the hammer. The gun features a smooth steel shotgun buttplate and a simple round patchbox, both of which are very smooth and show an even gray patina. The gun is sighted with a small blade front and open rear with nicely scalloped edges. A very nice quality and interestingly configured Michigan-made percussion combination gun. (1C8937-366) {ANTIQUE} [Cletus Klein Collection]

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Interesting and Fine Philadelphia Percussion Halfstock Sporting Rifle by T.D. & Co.

Interesting and Fine Philadelphia Percussion Halfstock Sporting Rifle by T.D. & Co.

Lot # 49 (Sale Order: 49 of 600)      

Low Estimate: 3,500High Estimate: 5,500
.48 caliber, 28" octagon barrel with an excellent bore. The patent breech of this rifle is equipped with a bolster on both sides with threaded nipple sockets on each side which would service the same barrel however, the left socket is not drilled through to the bore of the barrel. The top tang which the breech fits into has flared spark deflectors on each side and the left side of the rifle has a sideplate that is the same shape as the lockplate. The left nipple socket is filled with a "blank nipple" which is slotted on top for removal with turn screw. This configuration involved a lot of extra work for reasons that are not easy to put your finger on but is found on high-quality German arms for a very short window of time. The lockplate and sideplate are uniquely shaped and the lock features a European style rotating safety mounted ahead of hammer. The lock and sideplate feature beautiful loose floral scroll with nice geometric borders. The rifle is iron mounted with the triggerguard, round patchbox, toeplate and buttplate tang all show nice loose floral scroll. The top flat of the barrel is marked "T.D. & Co. / PHIILADA", cursory research did not locate a maker by such name. The condition of the rifle is excellent with the barrel retaining about 90% original brown finish which is thinning evenly and blending with a pleasing smooth brown patina. The locks and all iron furniture shows a pleasing medium gray patina overall with metal surfaces smooth and generally free of any pitting. The stock is of nicely figured American black walnut and rates excellent with 95% original finish remaining and with sharp checkering on wrist and a nicely formed cheekpiece. Edges remain crisp, wedge escutcheons are silver ovals while the forend tip is of pewter. The rifle is sighted with a small blade front and a bold fixed rear open barrel sight. A period and likely original ramrod is present beneath barrel. This is a very intriguing rifle which exhibits the quality we expect to see on a Philadelphia made gun. [Former Ron Gable Collection] (1D8937-344) {ANTIQUE}[Cletus Klein Collection]
.48 caliber, 28" octagon barrel with an excellent bore. The patent breech of this rifle is equipped with a bolster on both sides with threaded nipple sockets on each side...more which would service the same barrel however, the left socket is not drilled through to the bore of the barrel. The top tang which the breech fits into has flared spark deflectors on each side and the left side of the rifle has a sideplate that is the same shape as the lockplate. The left nipple socket is filled with a "blank nipple" which is slotted on top for removal with turn screw. This configuration involved a lot of extra work for reasons that are not easy to put your finger on but is found on high-quality German arms for a very short window of time. The lockplate and sideplate are uniquely shaped and the lock features a European style rotating safety mounted ahead of hammer. The lock and sideplate feature beautiful loose floral scroll with nice geometric borders. The rifle is iron mounted with the triggerguard, round patchbox, toeplate and buttplate tang all show nice loose floral scroll. The top flat of the barrel is marked "T.D. & Co. / PHIILADA", cursory research did not locate a maker by such name. The condition of the rifle is excellent with the barrel retaining about 90% original brown finish which is thinning evenly and blending with a pleasing smooth brown patina. The locks and all iron furniture shows a pleasing medium gray patina overall with metal surfaces smooth and generally free of any pitting. The stock is of nicely figured American black walnut and rates excellent with 95% original finish remaining and with sharp checkering on wrist and a nicely formed cheekpiece. Edges remain crisp, wedge escutcheons are silver ovals while the forend tip is of pewter. The rifle is sighted with a small blade front and a bold fixed rear open barrel sight. A period and likely original ramrod is present beneath barrel. This is a very intriguing rifle which exhibits the quality we expect to see on a Philadelphia made gun. [Former Ron Gable Collection] (1D8937-344) {ANTIQUE}[Cletus Klein Collection]

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Fine Colt Model 1849 Pocket Percussion Revolver

Fine Colt Model 1849 Pocket Percussion Revolver

Lot # 50 (Sale Order: 50 of 600)      

Low Estimate: 2,000High Estimate: 3,000
serial #329644, .31 cal, 4" octagon barrel with a bright perhaps near excellent bore showing a few scattered tiny pinprick pits and strong rifling throughout. The barrel of this 1871-made revolver retains about 85% original bright blue with most of the loss due to light flaking along the top and side flats toning to a pleasant gray-brown patina and some other scattered light handling marks. The five-shot cylinder has mostly flaked to a mild gray patina showing a few flakes of bright blue scattered about and light operational wear. The stagecoach cylinder scene shows areas that have softened slightly but remains mostly clear. The loading lever and frame retain about 95% vibrant case-hardened colors with just some scattered light freckling and small areas toning to silvery gray patina. The hammer shows a small ding at the edge of the spur but also retains strong case-hardened colors throughout while the trigger, wedge and many of the screw heads show nice fire blue, the wedge screw is a more modern replacement. All markings remain nice and clear, the single line New York address and "COLTS PATENT" on the frame particularly crisp. The triggerguard and backstrap have mostly toned to a mild ocher patina showing some light handling marks and remnants of silver finish lurking about the protected areas. The smooth one-piece walnut grip is ink-numbered to the gun and remains in excellent condition retaining almost all of its original varnish that is slightly crazing throughout along with a very small ding at the edge of the right side and some other minor handling marks. The wedge is un-numbered but the remaining serialized parts are matching and the action functions crisply with solid timing and lock-up. A lovely rather late-production 1849 Pocket. (13B9434-34) {ANTIQUE}
serial #329644, .31 cal, 4" octagon barrel with a bright perhaps near excellent bore showing a few scattered tiny pinprick pits and strong rifling throughout. The barrel ...moreof this 1871-made revolver retains about 85% original bright blue with most of the loss due to light flaking along the top and side flats toning to a pleasant gray-brown patina and some other scattered light handling marks. The five-shot cylinder has mostly flaked to a mild gray patina showing a few flakes of bright blue scattered about and light operational wear. The stagecoach cylinder scene shows areas that have softened slightly but remains mostly clear. The loading lever and frame retain about 95% vibrant case-hardened colors with just some scattered light freckling and small areas toning to silvery gray patina. The hammer shows a small ding at the edge of the spur but also retains strong case-hardened colors throughout while the trigger, wedge and many of the screw heads show nice fire blue, the wedge screw is a more modern replacement. All markings remain nice and clear, the single line New York address and "COLTS PATENT" on the frame particularly crisp. The triggerguard and backstrap have mostly toned to a mild ocher patina showing some light handling marks and remnants of silver finish lurking about the protected areas. The smooth one-piece walnut grip is ink-numbered to the gun and remains in excellent condition retaining almost all of its original varnish that is slightly crazing throughout along with a very small ding at the edge of the right side and some other minor handling marks. The wedge is un-numbered but the remaining serialized parts are matching and the action functions crisply with solid timing and lock-up. A lovely rather late-production 1849 Pocket. (13B9434-34) {ANTIQUE}

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