Auction No. 128 - Session 1

Saturday, November 21, 2020 | 9:00 AM Eastern

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Auction No. 128 - Session 1

Saturday, November 21, 2020 | 9:00 AM Eastern

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Manchester, NH

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This sale by Amoskeag Auction Company features over 1300 lots of rare and historic firearms. View the entire catalog here.

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Cased C.R. Alsop Percussion Navy Revolver

Lot # 76 (Sale Order: 76 of 601)

Low Estimate: 2,500High Estimate: 3,500

serial #436, .36 caliber, 5 1/2" octagon barrel with a lightly pitted bore that shows strong rifling its entire length. This revolver is cased in a nice period mahogany c...more

Fine Cased Allen & Wheelock Sidehammer Belt Model Percussion Revolver

Lot # 77 (Sale Order: 77 of 601)

Low Estimate: 2,000High Estimate: 3,000

serial #159, .34 cal, 4" octagon barrel with a bright very good plus bore showing a small area of light oxidation about mid-length and otherwise crisp rifling throughout. The barrel of this handsome revolver retains perhaps 50% original bright blue that is taking on an attractive pale fire blue-like tone with the balance flaked to a pleasant deep plum-brown patina showing some scattered remnants of old minor oxidation staining and one small area of minor pitting along the left edge. The frame retains perhaps 25% original bright blue, strongest in the protected areas, again with the balance toned to a nice deep plum-brown patina showing some mild freckling and a tiny area of faint scratches on the bottom left edge. The cylinder and loading lever / triggerguard retain about 90% plus wonderful vibrant case-hardened colors showing a few small areas along the cylinder and bow of guard to a pleasant mild gray patina, the cylinder also showing a number of small hammer impact marks along the back edge and some oxidation staining within the nipple wells. There are still some remnants of protective lacquer present, the hammer also shows some attractive case-hardened colors toning to a deep silvery gray patina and the lovely forest cylinder scene remains 100% intact and crisp. The base pin head shows a little minor slot wear, two nipples have broken out of, and been lost from, the cylinder and the left side barrel markings remain clear. The smooth walnut grips are stamp-numbered to the gun and remain in near excellent condition retaining about 95% original varnish showing some mild edge wear and a few scattered light dings. All of the serialized parts are matching and the action seems to function well mechanically with solid timing and lock-up. The included original mahogany case rates very fine retaining 95% original finish showing a few small moderate dents along the edge, some scattered light handling marks and a moderate 4" drying crack along the bottom. The case features a nice contrasting rosewood lock escutcheon and there is no key present. The interior is lined with dark green baize showing a few mild scuffs and a small tear corresponding to the drying crack along the base and there is a small worn notch from the front sight. The case contains some nice period accessories including an unmarked powder flask, dual cavity bullet mould and tin of caps. The flask rates very fine having taken on a pleasant bronze tone retaining much original finish with some mild tarnishing and handling marks and the spring retaining 95% brilliant fire blue. The mould with one round ball and one conical cavity rates very good showing some scattered old oxidation staining and light dings and the cap tin remains almost entirely full with intact yellow Rd. Walkers label. A lovely cased example of these handsome and desirable revolvers. (13C9845-5) {ANTIQUE} (2000/3000)

serial #159, .34 cal, 4" octagon barrel with a bright very good plus bore showing a small area of light oxidation about mid-length and otherwise crisp rifling throughout....more The barrel of this handsome revolver retains perhaps 50% original bright blue that is taking on an attractive pale fire blue-like tone with the balance flaked to a pleasant deep plum-brown patina showing some scattered remnants of old minor oxidation staining and one small area of minor pitting along the left edge. The frame retains perhaps 25% original bright blue, strongest in the protected areas, again with the balance toned to a nice deep plum-brown patina showing some mild freckling and a tiny area of faint scratches on the bottom left edge. The cylinder and loading lever / triggerguard retain about 90% plus wonderful vibrant case-hardened colors showing a few small areas along the cylinder and bow of guard to a pleasant mild gray patina, the cylinder also showing a number of small hammer impact marks along the back edge and some oxidation staining within the nipple wells. There are still some remnants of protective lacquer present, the hammer also shows some attractive case-hardened colors toning to a deep silvery gray patina and the lovely forest cylinder scene remains 100% intact and crisp. The base pin head shows a little minor slot wear, two nipples have broken out of, and been lost from, the cylinder and the left side barrel markings remain clear. The smooth walnut grips are stamp-numbered to the gun and remain in near excellent condition retaining about 95% original varnish showing some mild edge wear and a few scattered light dings. All of the serialized parts are matching and the action seems to function well mechanically with solid timing and lock-up. The included original mahogany case rates very fine retaining 95% original finish showing a few small moderate dents along the edge, some scattered light handling marks and a moderate 4" drying crack along the bottom. The case features a nice contrasting rosewood lock escutcheon and there is no key present. The interior is lined with dark green baize showing a few mild scuffs and a small tear corresponding to the drying crack along the base and there is a small worn notch from the front sight. The case contains some nice period accessories including an unmarked powder flask, dual cavity bullet mould and tin of caps. The flask rates very fine having taken on a pleasant bronze tone retaining much original finish with some mild tarnishing and handling marks and the spring retaining 95% brilliant fire blue. The mould with one round ball and one conical cavity rates very good showing some scattered old oxidation staining and light dings and the cap tin remains almost entirely full with intact yellow Rd. Walkers label. A lovely cased example of these handsome and desirable revolvers. (13C9845-5) {ANTIQUE} (2000/3000)

Excellent Cased Allen's Patent Dragoon Size Pepperbox Retailed by J.G. Bolen of New York

Lot # 78 (Sale Order: 78 of 601)

Low Estimate: 2,000High Estimate: 4,000

.36 caliber, 5 1/2" barrels with flat ribs and very good lightly oxidized bores. This bar hammer pepperbox features the dog leg grips with oval inlay and spurless triggerguard. The hammer is marked on right side "J.G. BOLEN N.Y." while the left side is marked "BOLEN 104 B'WAY N.Y. / ALLEN'S PATENT". Two barrel ribs are engraved with "J.G. BOLEN" and "BOLEN 104 B'WAY N.Y.", another is marked "PATENTED 1837 CAST-STEEL". The frame shows beautiful original scroll engraving with the nipple shields showing nice floral etch. The etching and engraving both remain very sharp and crisp. The barrel cluster shows about 60% original blue with some surface oxidation and oxidation staining present, a meticulous cleaning may enhance their already nice appearance. The frame and nipple shield retain perhaps 20% original blue with the balance flaked and the exposed surfaces bearing a pleasing smooth gray brown patina which remains smooth and free of pitting. The sole frame screw shows slight slot wear which could likely be easily dressed. All markings remain clear and legible except for those that were somewhat poorly struck, no markings are diminished by the condition of the gun. The walnut bag shaped grips rate about excellent with 90% original finish overall. The original mahogany case is very fine with red baize lining. The interior of the lid bears a beautiful blue Bolen retailer label "BOLEN'S / LIFE AND PROPERTY PRESERVERS / Important to Travellers and Housekeepers" There is a full description of how the gun functions and its capabilities beneath the title "The last and greatest Imporement in / Fire-Arms!". Also included in the case is a small advertising card for Bolen and a hand written piece of paper which reads in ink "Volver-Pills". The accessories include a nice brass powder flask with plunger top, a two-cavity conical and round bullet mould, brass ram and cleaning rods, a cap tin and cast projectiles. The interior of the case is very good with some wear to the lining and some partitions partially loose but the lining remains intact, the exterior is excellent. A very fine cased Bolen retailed Allen Pepperbox with period and very endearing advertising. (1B9670-427) {ANTIQUE} [David & Lore Squier Collection] (2000/4000)

Very Fine Frederick Beesley Sidelock Double Ejectorgun of George Eastman founder of Eastman Kodak

Lot # 79 (Sale Order: 79 of 601)

Low Estimate: 10,000High Estimate: 15,000

serial #1680, 16 ga., 27" barrels with bright excellent bores, nitro proofed for 1 oz loads and 2 1/2" chambers. The barrels are jug choked with the left opening from .675" to .690" then back to .675 and the right opening from .672 to .677" and then back to .674". London Gun Company who hold the original records, indicate this gun was built as a best quality 16 bore gun with 29" Whitworth steel barrels. The gun was sold to a G.W.A. Lloyd on December 4, 1899. In 1900 the gun was returned to Beesley by Mr. Eastman and the barrels were shortened to 27" at that time. The gun features full coverage rose and scroll engraving on the action and locks with each lock being engraved "BEESLEY LONDON / PATENT" in riband. The belly of the action is also engraved "BEESLEY / PATENT" and the top lever is again engraved "PATENT". The fences show deep relief stylized acanthus leaf engraving and the word "SAFE" inlaid in gold on tang. The barrels show wedges of fine scroll at breech with each barrel being engraved with the 2 St. James Street address. The condition of the gun is wonderful with the barrel retaining about 90% evenly thinning original blue beginning to blend with a pleasing smooth brown. There are a few sparse areas of some very light oxidation staining. The action and locks show over 95% bright original color case-hardened finish, all screw slots are clean and properly indexed; the guard retains 95% original blue with just the tiniest bit of thinning at tang. The highly figured English walnut stocks feature flat top checkering and remain in fabulous original condition with oval silver monogram plate on toeline engraved "GE". The stocks show nearly all of their original hand rubbed oil finish with absolutely perfect fit, extremely crisp edges and dropper points. The gun features double triggers, automatic safety, ejectors, straight grip stock with a 13 7/8" length of pull to the checkered butt and drops of 1 5/8" and 2 5/8". The gun weighs in at only 5 1/2 lbs. and shows minimum wall thicknesses of .025" right and there is one area in the left tube of .020" 17" from the breech. The gun remains tight, on-face and the ejectors are in time. The shotgun comes in its original oak and leather case with original Beesley label listing the serial number and load data on interior of lid, it also bears Eastman's signature in ink "Geo. Eastman / Rochester, NY" (his signature was distinctive and is no doubt written by his hand). The included accessories are a rosewood cleaning rod with implements, two horn handled Hawksley turnscrews, broken shell extractor, snap caps and nickel oiler. George Eastman was born in 1854 in Waterville, NY, George was educated in private schools and left school at fifteen after his father's death, to help support the family. In 1884 George Eastman patented the first camera film in roll form and developed the Kodak camera. In 1889 he first offered film stock for use in other cameras and by 1896 was the leading provider of film stock in the world. He was a tremendous philanthropist and proponent of education donating more than $100 million during his lifetime to various institutions and organizations. Eastman suffered from degenerative spinal disease and spent his last years in great pain. In March of 1932 at the age of 77, Eastman succumbed to the pain, shooting himself through the chest leaving a note behind which read "To my friends: my work is done. Why wait? G.E.". He had a storied and extremely successful career and upon his death his entire estate was bequeathed to the University of Rochester. Beesley was similarly prolific in his own field of work filing over 25 patents during his career and being dubbed the "Inventor to the London gun trade". His most famous patent is the assisted opening system that he sold to Purdey in 1880 for the sum of 35 pounds sterling; Purdey uses his patented system to this day in building their double guns. As a comparison, this shotgun sold 20 years after the sale of that patent for over 68 pounds Sterling, nearly double the price of his most valuable invention. This is a wonderful double gun built by one of England's most respected gun makers and designers and owned by one of America's most successful entrepreneurs and pioneer of modern photography. A truly investment grade, best quality London double. {C&R} [David & Lore Squier Collection] (10,000/15,000)

serial #1680, 16 ga., 27" barrels with bright excellent bores, nitro proofed for 1 oz loads and 2 1/2" chambers. The barrels are jug choked with the left opening from .67...more5" to .690" then back to .675 and the right opening from .672 to .677" and then back to .674". London Gun Company who hold the original records, indicate this gun was built as a best quality 16 bore gun with 29" Whitworth steel barrels. The gun was sold to a G.W.A. Lloyd on December 4, 1899. In 1900 the gun was returned to Beesley by Mr. Eastman and the barrels were shortened to 27" at that time. The gun features full coverage rose and scroll engraving on the action and locks with each lock being engraved "BEESLEY LONDON / PATENT" in riband. The belly of the action is also engraved "BEESLEY / PATENT" and the top lever is again engraved "PATENT". The fences show deep relief stylized acanthus leaf engraving and the word "SAFE" inlaid in gold on tang. The barrels show wedges of fine scroll at breech with each barrel being engraved with the 2 St. James Street address. The condition of the gun is wonderful with the barrel retaining about 90% evenly thinning original blue beginning to blend with a pleasing smooth brown. There are a few sparse areas of some very light oxidation staining. The action and locks show over 95% bright original color case-hardened finish, all screw slots are clean and properly indexed; the guard retains 95% original blue with just the tiniest bit of thinning at tang. The highly figured English walnut stocks feature flat top checkering and remain in fabulous original condition with oval silver monogram plate on toeline engraved "GE". The stocks show nearly all of their original hand rubbed oil finish with absolutely perfect fit, extremely crisp edges and dropper points. The gun features double triggers, automatic safety, ejectors, straight grip stock with a 13 7/8" length of pull to the checkered butt and drops of 1 5/8" and 2 5/8". The gun weighs in at only 5 1/2 lbs. and shows minimum wall thicknesses of .025" right and there is one area in the left tube of .020" 17" from the breech. The gun remains tight, on-face and the ejectors are in time. The shotgun comes in its original oak and leather case with original Beesley label listing the serial number and load data on interior of lid, it also bears Eastman's signature in ink "Geo. Eastman / Rochester, NY" (his signature was distinctive and is no doubt written by his hand). The included accessories are a rosewood cleaning rod with implements, two horn handled Hawksley turnscrews, broken shell extractor, snap caps and nickel oiler. George Eastman was born in 1854 in Waterville, NY, George was educated in private schools and left school at fifteen after his father's death, to help support the family. In 1884 George Eastman patented the first camera film in roll form and developed the Kodak camera. In 1889 he first offered film stock for use in other cameras and by 1896 was the leading provider of film stock in the world. He was a tremendous philanthropist and proponent of education donating more than $100 million during his lifetime to various institutions and organizations. Eastman suffered from degenerative spinal disease and spent his last years in great pain. In March of 1932 at the age of 77, Eastman succumbed to the pain, shooting himself through the chest leaving a note behind which read "To my friends: my work is done. Why wait? G.E.". He had a storied and extremely successful career and upon his death his entire estate was bequeathed to the University of Rochester. Beesley was similarly prolific in his own field of work filing over 25 patents during his career and being dubbed the "Inventor to the London gun trade". His most famous patent is the assisted opening system that he sold to Purdey in 1880 for the sum of 35 pounds sterling; Purdey uses his patented system to this day in building their double guns. As a comparison, this shotgun sold 20 years after the sale of that patent for over 68 pounds Sterling, nearly double the price of his most valuable invention. This is a wonderful double gun built by one of England's most respected gun makers and designers and owned by one of America's most successful entrepreneurs and pioneer of modern photography. A truly investment grade, best quality London double. {C&R} [David & Lore Squier Collection] (10,000/15,000)

Engraved and Cased Remington Double Deringer

Lot # 80 (Sale Order: 80 of 601)

Low Estimate: 1,500High Estimate: 2,500

serial #L92163, 41 RF Short, 3" barrels with bright excellent bores. This is a very handsome Type III deringer with barrel address reading "REMINGTON ARMS--UMC. CO. ILION...more

Rare James Purdey Assisted Opening Sidelock Single Barrel Trap Gun

Lot # 81 (Sale Order: 81 of 601)

Low Estimate: 5,000High Estimate: 7,000

serial #23634, 12 ga., 31" ventilated rib barrel with a bright excellent bore choked extra full (.046" constriction). The gun is nitro proofed for 1 1/4 oz. loads with 2 ...more

Fine James Purdey Best Quality Sidelock Assisted Opening Double Ejectorgun

Lot # 82 (Sale Order: 82 of 601)

Low Estimate: 8,000High Estimate: 12,000

serial #20038, 12 ga., 29 1/2" Sir Joseph Whitworth Compressed Steel barrels with bright excellent bores choked improved modified and full (.027" & .039" constrictions). ...more

Browning Superposed Lightning Midas Grade Over Under Shotgun Two Barrel Set

Lot # 83 (Sale Order: 83 of 601)

Low Estimate: 5,000High Estimate: 7,000

serial #47729S5, 12 ga 26 1/2'' ventilated rib barrels choked improved cylinder and modified with excellent bores and 12 ga 28'' ventilated rib barrels choked modified and full with excellent bores. The 28'' barrels retain about 98% original blue with some slight marks from takedown and some light handling marks ahead of the forend, the 26 1/2'' barrels retain perhaps 98% original blue with some handling marks and slight thinning, these were clearly the workhorse of the duo. Each barrel is marked ''47729S5'' with ''P1'' and ''P2'' respectively. The frame, areas near the barrel breeches and forend metal have been intricately-engraved by Chief Engraver André Watrin whose signature is visible on the frame's left-side. The engraving consists of tight foliate scroll and punch-dot shading with cross-hatching in the area around the lever and detailed patterns along the forend metal as well as gold inlaid game scenes; a grouse in flight is seen on the belly, three ducks in flight on the right flat and three pheasant on the left. The frame shows slight hints of edge wear and still retains near 95% original blue with even fading elsewhere. The high-gloss round-knob pistolgrip checkered walnut buttstock is near excellent with some minor handling marks and a few tiny blemishes and the beginnings of some slight crazing on the flats near the frame, the oval initial plate in the toeline is engraved ''MAC''. Each set of barrels is equipped with a high-gloss checkered walnut forend, both are excellent with the 28'' barrel forend showing some very tiny chips around the forend metal. Each piece of wood shows fantastic shellflame and feathercrotch grain pattern. The gold single selective trigger shows some wear and the shotgun is equipped with a non-automatic safety, 2 3/4'' chambers and ejectors with each barrel set fitted with an ivory bead front sight, a slightly-tattered hang tag is still affixed to the triggerguard. Included is a fitted leatherette case with a slightly worn interior and moderate scratches on the lid. This 1965 Superposed Lightning is the perfect union of art and function, the engraving and gold inlay is spectacular and the two barrel configuration is perfect for knocking down a myriad of game birds. (22D9685-3) {C&R} (5000/7000)

serial #47729S5, 12 ga 26 1/2'' ventilated rib barrels choked improved cylinder and modified with excellent bores and 12 ga 28'' ventilated rib barrels choked modified an...mored full with excellent bores. The 28'' barrels retain about 98% original blue with some slight marks from takedown and some light handling marks ahead of the forend, the 26 1/2'' barrels retain perhaps 98% original blue with some handling marks and slight thinning, these were clearly the workhorse of the duo. Each barrel is marked ''47729S5'' with ''P1'' and ''P2'' respectively. The frame, areas near the barrel breeches and forend metal have been intricately-engraved by Chief Engraver André Watrin whose signature is visible on the frame's left-side. The engraving consists of tight foliate scroll and punch-dot shading with cross-hatching in the area around the lever and detailed patterns along the forend metal as well as gold inlaid game scenes; a grouse in flight is seen on the belly, three ducks in flight on the right flat and three pheasant on the left. The frame shows slight hints of edge wear and still retains near 95% original blue with even fading elsewhere. The high-gloss round-knob pistolgrip checkered walnut buttstock is near excellent with some minor handling marks and a few tiny blemishes and the beginnings of some slight crazing on the flats near the frame, the oval initial plate in the toeline is engraved ''MAC''. Each set of barrels is equipped with a high-gloss checkered walnut forend, both are excellent with the 28'' barrel forend showing some very tiny chips around the forend metal. Each piece of wood shows fantastic shellflame and feathercrotch grain pattern. The gold single selective trigger shows some wear and the shotgun is equipped with a non-automatic safety, 2 3/4'' chambers and ejectors with each barrel set fitted with an ivory bead front sight, a slightly-tattered hang tag is still affixed to the triggerguard. Included is a fitted leatherette case with a slightly worn interior and moderate scratches on the lid. This 1965 Superposed Lightning is the perfect union of art and function, the engraving and gold inlay is spectacular and the two barrel configuration is perfect for knocking down a myriad of game birds. (22D9685-3) {C&R} (5000/7000)

Fabulous Merkel Model 201E Custom Engraved and Carved Shotgun

Lot # 84 (Sale Order: 84 of 601)

Low Estimate: 4,000High Estimate: 6,000

serial #46030, 12ga., 28" barrels choked full & full with bright excellent bores. Barrels retain 99% plus lovely quality hot rust blue, the right side of the top tube showing some very very minor oxidation. The frame shows 99% vivid case colors. The workmanship on this shotgun is stunning. The gun features nine gold inlays along with some gold bordering. In addition to the factory engraving on the frame the gun has had further embellishment by the addition of three waterfowl inlays, a woodcock, a setter with pheasant in mouth and two grouse on the top lever. The top lever shows lovely gold line border engraving with stippling and two carved-in-relief grouse, the most stunning of these is flying within the pierced top lever thumb piece. The safety as well features an inlaid and carved gold border and the rear-most portion of the barrel rib has a gold inlaid fleur-di-lis; even the triggerguard has been wonderfully chiseled, sculpted and pierced and is engraved in nice quality flowing scroll. The checkered European walnut, capped pistolgrip stock and three-piece field style forend rate excellent showing a top-quality refinish. The left side of the butt shows a rounded cheekpiece, the right side has been masterfully carved with a game scene, the animals are carved ivory, showing a pointer and two pheasants. The pistolgrip cap as well is ivory with a steel inlay of the setter with pheasant, this encircled by a gold inlaid border and the toeline has a blued steel monogram plate with three gold inlaid chiseled monogrammed initials "SJK". The rib wears an ivory bead which is surrounded by a 10th gold inlay in a dual-fleur-di-lis pattern. The embellishments on this gun are lovely, the craftsman has plied his art carefully and the results are tastefully understated and not gaudy in any way. The gun of course features cocking indicators, ejectors, an articulated front trigger and non-automatic safety. Lock-up is with Greener crossbolt, the arm is tight on-face and seems to function well mechanically. Proofed in 1957. (3E9730-59) {C&R} [Frank Grzasko Collection] (4000/6000)

serial #46030, 12ga., 28" barrels choked full & full with bright excellent bores. Barrels retain 99% plus lovely quality hot rust blue, the right side of the top tube sho...more

Parker VHE Boxlock Double Ejectorgun

Lot # 85 (Sale Order: 85 of 601)

Low Estimate: 2,000High Estimate: 4,000

serial #227629, 20 ga. on a ''0'' (zero) frame, 28'' Vulcan steel barrels choked modified in both, with bright about excellent bores, the right tube showing a couple small dings which were neatly raised near the muzzles. The barrels retain about 90% original blue, the loss is due to even fading and toning to a pewter and deep gray patina, with a few flecks of light surface oxidation, the expected handful of small handling marks and scratches from field use. The frame remains quite nice retaining about 97% original color case-hardening which is muting on some of the high edges and contact points showing a couple flaked areas around the triggerguard and some very light surface oxidation on each of the flats. The checkered capped pistolgrip American walnut buttstock rates otherwise very fine with just a few handling marks and light wear, unfortunately the toe chipped at some point and was sanded-over, showing an about 1'' flattened section. The splinter forend rates very good with a few more handling marks. The length of pull from the single selective trigger to the Parker dogs head buttplate is 13 5/8'' with drops of 1 1/2'' and 2 3/4''. The gun features automatic safety, ejectors, single selective trigger and locks up tight on-face with the top lever still right of center. The gun functions well mechanically with the exception of the left ejector which does not trip. Parker Gun Identification & Serialization lists the configuration of the arm as having ejectors but does not mention the single selective trigger, it is clearly a factory trigger as the frame is stamped with the appropriate ''L'' and ''R'' which would've had to have been done prior to the case-hardening process. It would seem a simple matter for a good wood man to repair and camouflage the toe, the wood there being very straight-grained. A handy and quick-pointing selective trigger smallbore double ejector Parker that will serve just as well afield as it will as an investment. (3C9741-2) {C&R} (2000/4000)

serial #227629, 20 ga. on a ''0'' (zero) frame, 28'' Vulcan steel barrels choked modified in both, with bright about excellent bores, the right tube showing a couple smal...more

Parker VH Boxlock Double Shotgun

Lot # 86 (Sale Order: 86 of 601)

Low Estimate: 2,000High Estimate: 3,000

serial #237408, 16 ga., 28'' vulcan steel barrels on a No. 1 frame choked improved modified and tight full with excellent bores. The barrels and triggerguard retain 99% o...more

Parker VH Boxlock Double Shotgun

Lot # 87 (Sale Order: 87 of 601)

Low Estimate: 2,000High Estimate: 3,000

serial #235109, 12 ga., 30'' vulcan steel barrels on a No. 1 1/2 frame choked modified and full with excellent bores. The barrels and triggerguard retain 99% original blu...more

Fabulous Abbiatico & Salvinelli Castore Sidelock Self-Cocking Double Hammergun

Lot # 88 (Sale Order: 88 of 601)

Low Estimate: 12,000High Estimate: 18,000

serial #764, 20 ga. 2 3/4", 26" barrels with bright excellent bores choked about improved cylinder and modified (.010" and .014" constrictions). This is a lovely example of 20th century Italian artistry in arms. The action and locks are engraved in full coverage game scene engraving bordered with Baroque relief floral scroll. The top of the action is in full relief floral scroll as are the sides of the hammers. The right lockplate shows four flushing grouse in forest and pasture background. The belly of the action shows two woodcock taking flight out of the ground cover. The left lockplate shows flushing bobwhite in a lovely forest and pasture scene with a farmhouse in the background. The triggerplate is signed "S. Venzi & R. Sanzogini Inc." adjacent to front bow of the guard and the front trigger. This shotgun features ejectors, double triggers, self cocking hammers, articulated front trigger, rolled edge triggerguard and a non-automatic safety. The gun features beautifully figured Circassian walnut straight grip buttstock and splinter forend with checkered butt. The shotgun remains in excellent condition with the barrels showing 97% original blue finish overall. The maker name "ABBIATICO & SALVINELLI" is gold inlaid in small letters, the right leg of the "V" along with the following "I" are missing their gold - this should be an easy fix of one wished to correct it. The action shows an even, unblemished silver-gray overall with all engraving crisp. The stocks rate excellent with 98% original finish remaining and with very sharp checkering, crisp edges and dropper points. The gun handles beautifully weighing just a little over 5 1/2 lbs. with a 14 3/8" length of pull over the checkered butt and with drops of 1 1/2" and 2". The shotgun comes in its original Nizzoli made leather trunk style case with cleaning rod and implements. This shotgun shows very little use and is a lovely example of a modern hammergun with all the bells & whistles and extremely fine embellishments. A classy and classic shotgun for the sophisticated shotgun enthusiast. (1F9821-1) {MODERN} (12,000/18,000)

serial #764, 20 ga. 2 3/4", 26" barrels with bright excellent bores choked about improved cylinder and modified (.010" and .014" constrictions). This is a lovely example ...more

Extremely Rare Factory Game Scene Engraved Remington Hepburn No. 3 Match Grade "B" Rifle

Lot # 89 (Sale Order: 89 of 601)

Low Estimate: 10,000High Estimate: 15,000

Description Update 11/17/2020: Old repaired 4" crack at left stock flat and checkering

serial #1242, 38-40 Remington, 27" part round part octagon barrel with a bright near excellent bore. Rifle features all matching numbers on frame, barrel, and grain of forend, end grain of buttstock and on inside of the Swiss buttplate. This rifle shows beautifully executed scroll engraving on the action with a wonderful feeding buck in the center of the left panel. The detail in the animal is excellent with its ribs visible through its fur. The patent markings on the left side of the frame are also hand engraved rather than being stamped as is typical. The octagonal section of the barrel is engraved with nice border work and fine scroll wedges at the transition to round. The muzzle shows tasteful border engraving with a matching fine scroll wedge ahead of the front sight. The forend tip as well as the Swiss buttplate are also engraved, as are all the screwheads except for the tang sight screws. The condition of the rifle is very nice with the barrel retaining 90% original blue finish overall with most loss being in one area on the right side of the round section where there is a cleaned area, where it is silver with some light pitting left behind. No attempt has been made to camouflage this area, a testament to the honest nature of this rifle. The action shows about 70% original color case hardened finish which is strongest on the right side where protected by the lever. The left side shows faded color and a darker smooth brown patina where finish is missing. The breechblock and hammer both show lots of bright original blue. The rifle is stocked in a lovely grade of English walnut and feature factory checkering on the pistolgrip and forend. The stocks both rate excellent with 95% original finish remaining and with sharp checkering. The nose of the comb has a tiny period brass tack with a 1/8" diameter head which the Vernier knob makes contact with protecting the stock from the typical repetitive dings from the sight leaf being folded. The rifle is sighted with what appears to be a European windgauge front sight with an open globe and a key necessary to adjust, rather than the knurled knob that we find on American sights. There is no provision for a rear barrel sight and the rifle features a short range Vernier tang peepsight. This rifle is features in Rowe's Remington's No. 3 Hepburn where it is illustrated and described on pages 94 & 95. The closeup of the left side of the action is also featured on the end flap of the dust cover. In describing the rifle, Rowe states "Engraved Hepburns are incredibly rare with just a handful known. This rifle was at one time in the John Amber collection". A very rare, fine and investment quality Hepburn rifle suitable for the most advanced Remington collector. (1H9790-81) {ANTIQUE} [Bob Borcherdt Collection] (10,000/15,000)

Ithaca Grade 4E New Ithaca Double Ejectorgun

Lot # 90 (Sale Order: 90 of 601)

Low Estimate: 1,200High Estimate: 1,800

serial #439499, 12 ga, 30'' barrels choked modified and full with excellent bores. The barrels retain perhaps 98% original blue, there are a couple tiny bottom dings righ...more

Very Fine U.S. Model 1836 Flintlock Martial Pistol by Robert Johnson

Lot # 91 (Sale Order: 91 of 601)

Low Estimate: 2,000High Estimate: 3,000

.54 caliber, 8 1/2" round barrel with a bright excellent bore. The barrel shows proper "U.S. / J.H. / P" inspectors initials and the lock is properly marked and dated "18...more

U.S. Model 1836 Flintlock Martial Pistol by Waters

Lot # 92 (Sale Order: 92 of 601)

Low Estimate: 1,500High Estimate: 2,500

.54 caliber, 8 1/2" barrel with an excellent bore. The barrel shows proper "U.S. / J.H. / P" inspector's initials and the lock bears proper Waters address and is dated 18...more

U.S. Model 1842 Percussion Martial Pistol by Aston

Lot # 93 (Sale Order: 93 of 601)

Low Estimate: 1,500High Estimate: 2,000

.54 caliber, 8 1/2" barrel with a very good bore. This pistol bears proper barrel markings "US / J.H. / P" and is dated "1847" on the tang. The lock shows proper markings...more

Colt Pocket Model Of Navy Caliber Percussion Revolver

Lot # 94 (Sale Order: 94 of 601)

Low Estimate: 1,200High Estimate: 1,800

serial #15323, .36 caliber, 4 1/2" octagon barrel with a very good bore. This revolver is in very nice condition and shows all matching numbers on the barrel, frame, cyli...more

Lovely Smith & Wesson Registered Magnum Revolver With Special Order Sights

Lot # 95 (Sale Order: 95 of 601)

Low Estimate: 6,000High Estimate: 8,000

serial #53601 (Reg. No. 2920), 6'' barrel with a bright excellent bore which actually appears unfired it is so brilliant. The metal surfaces retain 98 to 99% original blu...more

Remington Turkish Contract Prototype Rolling Block Rifle Formerly of Remington Factory Collection

Lot # 96 (Sale Order: 96 of 601)

Low Estimate: 3,000High Estimate: 4,000

450 Turkish, 34" barrel with Henry patent rifling and a bright excellent bore. The barrel of this handsome rifle retains about 94% original blue with most of the loss due...more

Remington 1879 Argentine Artillery Rolling Block Carbine, Former Remington Factory Collection

Lot # 97 (Sale Order: 97 of 601)

Low Estimate: 2,000High Estimate: 3,000

43 Spanish, 23 1/2" round barrel with octagonal breech and a bright excellent bore. The barrel of this handsome little carbine retains about 80-85% original blue thinning...more

Extremely Rare & Important Confederate Artillery Drum Captured by 13th CT Vol. at Irish Bend

Lot # 98 (Sale Order: 98 of 601)

Recently deaccessioned from the collection of the New Britain Youth Museum of New Britain Connecticut, this bass-size drum has been in their possession since the mid-1950...mores. While the name of the benefactor has sadly been lost to the years, the drum has been in storage as it did not fit with the current mission of the museum and working and developmental capital was a priority over artifacts which would likely never see public exhibition. The drum is as honest as they come and shows a wonderful uncleaned oxidized patina from the years with ingrained dust in the protected areas from its long stint in the store room. Each of the hoops shows strong remnants of a red-burgundy milk paint, the top hoop with numerous chips and flakes along its edge, starting to warp slightly from the years. The shell may be ash or some sort of yellow southern pine and shows a very pleasing ochre tinge to what appears to have been white or buff-colored wash, the dark mahogany-toned wood beneath evident in the numerous small flaked areas. What appears to be antique replacement rope and four original tugs are present, drying and very brittle from the years showing remnants of a buff colored paint or die, the replacement tugs each also showing minor drying and flaking; there is a tiny strand of original rope present beneath the top hoop. On the body of the drum can be seen a hand-painted crossed panoply of two Confederate states ''First Flag'', stars and bars, with a count of 12 stars, the paint has faded a bit and flaked somewhat from the years, and the circle of stars can actually be counted on the right flag, one cannot get an accurate count of the original stars painted on the blue field of the left flag due to flaking and fading. The top and bottom heads are both a deep coffee-tobacco colored patina, the top head more of a buff color at the worn center section where stick impact would have been. Each of the heads has been very neatly painted with a commemoration of the date and place of capture, the bottom head the most illustrative ''Captured From The Enemy/At Irish Band LA/April 14, 1863'', this was the date that the 13th Connecticut Regiment, along with elements of 25th Connecticut and 159th New York, was engaged with the 1st Louisiana Field Battery, the ''St. Mary's Cannoneers''. The details of the battle are scrupulously written down in numerous reports on the subject and very nearly precisely match the paragraph on the bottom head of the drum ''Taken Together with a Gun and Caisson, Two Officers Horses, a Battery, Flag and a Young Brown Bear, Two Years Mascotte of the Regiment''. The volume History of the 13th Infantry Regiment of Connecticut Volunteers During the Great Rebellion details the very day in-which the 13th Connecticut engaged the Louisiana men, the 13th utilizing a firing and loading on-the-march technique (''this mode of firing--firing while advancing in line of battle--is not laid down in the tactics'' the narrative reads). The volume detailing reports from onlookers: ''When the 13th commenced firing it didn't sound like the other regiments, but there was a steady roll without any break in the sound for near ten minutes.... That rebel battery ceased firing mighty quick''. Lieut. Leonidas Hall of the 1st Louisiana quoted ''I never heard such firing.....It seemed like a never ending peal of rolling thunder, I knew something had to give way in front of the 13th, for no troops that ever breathed could stand such a fire as that''. The same narrative in that same volume details the retreat of the St. Mary's Cannoneers, and the capture of ''two caissons, one limber, four artillery horses, many swords, muskets, a great quantity of ammunition, 60 prisoners and a large and elegantly embroidered silk flag'', that flag of the St. Mary's Cannoneers was in the archives of the State of Connecticut for years, eventually being returned to Louisiana. The drum itself measures about 28 3/4'' in diameter and is 20'' tall, and has a braided carry rope, no doubt done at the time it was re-strung. While the 13th is not mentioned anywhere on the drum, there is absolutely no doubt they were the only Connecticut Regiment to capture the aforementioned gun, caisson, officers and horses as well as the flag at the Battle of Irish Bend, the drum being donated to a Connecticut Museum supports this inevitable conclusion. An absolutely wonderful Confederate drum, a museum grade American treasure from that great conflict. Note that the due to fragility and the size, extra shipping will apply on this item. (15,000/25,000)

Rare Remington Argentine Contract Prototype Rolling Block Rifle, Former Remington Factory Collection

Lot # 99 (Sale Order: 99 of 601)

Low Estimate: 2,000High Estimate: 3,000

50-70, 36" round barrel with octagonal breech and a bright near excellent bore showing a hint of minor frosting in the grooves with otherwise strong rifling. The barrel o...more

Colt Model 1849 Pocket Revolver Presented to George Dimick, 1st and 12th Vermont Infantry

Lot # 100 (Sale Order: 100 of 601)

Low Estimate: 3,500High Estimate: 5,000

serial #206625, .31 cal, 4'' octagon barrel with a very good bore which shows strong rifling and bright areas but with light oxidation and some scattered very light pitting. The barrel itself remains quite nice retaining perhaps 95% original blue, with wear to pewter on the sharp edges of the octagon and overall very light oxidation staining, the right side barrel lug showing numerous tiny impact marks in the area of the wedge. The loading lever retains some strong trace color case-hardening and the six shot cylinder has some trace original blue with a strong cylinder scene and four of the hammer rest pins remaining. The frame remains very pleasing with perhaps 80% original color case-hardening, primarily on the left frame flat, with a bit on the right as well, the hammer and trigger toned to a pewter patina. The triggerguard and backstrap remain very nice with perhaps 97% original silver plate, the backstrap with the period inscription ''G.E.Dimick/From/Co.E 9th Regt. Vt. Vols.'', clearly a gift to Capt. Dimick from admirers in the 9th Vermont infantry. The one piece walnut grip rates very fine with nearly all its original varnish and only light wear along the sharp edges and a few minor handling marks scattered about, it is numbered to the gun on the interior in antique ink pen. George Dimick did two tours, the first with the 1st Vermont Infantry, the second with the 12th. George Dimick of Woodstock Vermont enlisted in May 1861 and mustered into company B of the 1st Vermont Infantry, he was promoted to sergeant in June of that year. At the expiration of his three months, he waited nearly a year to re-enlist, this time as a Second Lieutenant into company B of the Vermont 12th Infantry. He was promoted to first Lieut in December of that year and Capt. in January 1863. It is interesting to note that the 9th Vermont mustered into service July 1862, and were later actually captured in September 1862 at Harpers Ferry. After being paroled they spent much of their time in Virginia and the war in the East, as did the 12th Vermont, it is highly likely that Mr. Dimick assisted or somehow met up with the 9th along the way. What he did to garner the admiration of Co. E and to earn such a nice gift is lost to history, but further research may be rewarding. All of the numbers on the arm are matching including the wedge and the gun functions very well mechanically. A modern image of Dimick is included with the arm in an antique tintype frame with pressed foliate scroll border in the back half of a book-type casing. The revolver itself remains in very nice condition overall and is a fine arm in its own right, the fact that it is identified to this interesting fellow from Woodstock Vermont who did his duty for his country twice makes it all-the-more desirable to the Colt or Civil War collector. (3C9827-2) {ANTIQUE} (3500/5000)

serial #206625, .31 cal, 4'' octagon barrel with a very good bore which shows strong rifling and bright areas but with light oxidation and some scattered very light pitti...moreng. The barrel itself remains quite nice retaining perhaps 95% original blue, with wear to pewter on the sharp edges of the octagon and overall very light oxidation staining, the right side barrel lug showing numerous tiny impact marks in the area of the wedge. The loading lever retains some strong trace color case-hardening and the six shot cylinder has some trace original blue with a strong cylinder scene and four of the hammer rest pins remaining. The frame remains very pleasing with perhaps 80% original color case-hardening, primarily on the left frame flat, with a bit on the right as well, the hammer and trigger toned to a pewter patina. The triggerguard and backstrap remain very nice with perhaps 97% original silver plate, the backstrap with the period inscription ''G.E.Dimick/From/Co.E 9th Regt. Vt. Vols.'', clearly a gift to Capt. Dimick from admirers in the 9th Vermont infantry. The one piece walnut grip rates very fine with nearly all its original varnish and only light wear along the sharp edges and a few minor handling marks scattered about, it is numbered to the gun on the interior in antique ink pen. George Dimick did two tours, the first with the 1st Vermont Infantry, the second with the 12th. George Dimick of Woodstock Vermont enlisted in May 1861 and mustered into company B of the 1st Vermont Infantry, he was promoted to sergeant in June of that year. At the expiration of his three months, he waited nearly a year to re-enlist, this time as a Second Lieutenant into company B of the Vermont 12th Infantry. He was promoted to first Lieut in December of that year and Capt. in January 1863. It is interesting to note that the 9th Vermont mustered into service July 1862, and were later actually captured in September 1862 at Harpers Ferry. After being paroled they spent much of their time in Virginia and the war in the East, as did the 12th Vermont, it is highly likely that Mr. Dimick assisted or somehow met up with the 9th along the way. What he did to garner the admiration of Co. E and to earn such a nice gift is lost to history, but further research may be rewarding. All of the numbers on the arm are matching including the wedge and the gun functions very well mechanically. A modern image of Dimick is included with the arm in an antique tintype frame with pressed foliate scroll border in the back half of a book-type casing. The revolver itself remains in very nice condition overall and is a fine arm in its own right, the fact that it is identified to this interesting fellow from Woodstock Vermont who did his duty for his country twice makes it all-the-more desirable to the Colt or Civil War collector. (3C9827-2) {ANTIQUE} (3500/5000)

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Auction No. 128 - Session 1

Auction No. 128 - Session 1

Cased C.R. Alsop Percussion Navy Revolver

Fine Cased Allen & Wheelock Sidehammer Belt Model Percussion Revolver

Excellent Cased Allen's Patent Dragoon Size Pepperbox Retailed by J.G. Bolen of New York

Very Fine Frederick Beesley Sidelock Double Ejectorgun of George Eastman founder of Eastman Kodak

Engraved and Cased Remington Double Deringer

Rare James Purdey Assisted Opening Sidelock Single Barrel Trap Gun

Fine James Purdey Best Quality Sidelock Assisted Opening Double Ejectorgun

Browning Superposed Lightning Midas Grade Over Under Shotgun Two Barrel Set

Fabulous Merkel Model 201E Custom Engraved and Carved Shotgun

Parker VHE Boxlock Double Ejectorgun

Parker VH Boxlock Double Shotgun

Parker VH Boxlock Double Shotgun

Fabulous Abbiatico & Salvinelli Castore Sidelock Self-Cocking Double Hammergun

Extremely Rare Factory Game Scene Engraved Remington Hepburn No. 3 Match Grade "B" Rifle

Ithaca Grade 4E New Ithaca Double Ejectorgun

Very Fine U.S. Model 1836 Flintlock Martial Pistol by Robert Johnson

U.S. Model 1836 Flintlock Martial Pistol by Waters

U.S. Model 1842 Percussion Martial Pistol by Aston

Colt Pocket Model Of Navy Caliber Percussion Revolver

Lovely Smith & Wesson Registered Magnum Revolver With Special Order Sights

Remington Turkish Contract Prototype Rolling Block Rifle Formerly of Remington Factory Collection

Remington 1879 Argentine Artillery Rolling Block Carbine, Former Remington Factory Collection

Extremely Rare & Important Confederate Artillery Drum Captured by 13th CT Vol. at Irish Bend

Rare Remington Argentine Contract Prototype Rolling Block Rifle, Former Remington Factory Collection

Colt Model 1849 Pocket Revolver Presented to George Dimick, 1st and 12th Vermont Infantry