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Auction No. 145 - Session 2

Auction No. 145 - Session 2

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Auction No. 145 - Session 2

Auction No. 145 - Session 2

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Ruger Model 96/44 Lever Action Rifle

Ruger Model 96/44 Lever Action Rifle

Lot # 1200 (Sale Order: 201 of 667)      

Low Estimate: 1,000High Estimate: 1,500
serial #640-00142, 44 Magnum, 18 1/2” barrel with a bright excellent bore. This firearm comes from the personal collection of Stephen Sanetti, former President and COO of Sturm, Ruger & Co., and includes a certificate of authenticity verifying that it was acquired by Mr. Sanetti during his tenure as a member of Ruger’s now-defunct “low serial number” program, featuring his number “142”. This lovely rifle features an attractive case-hardened lever and remains in excellent as-new condition retaining 99% original blue and case-hardened colors showing perhaps one or minute handling marks. The smooth pistolgrip walnut stock remains in excellent condition. The rifle is equipped with standard factory sporting sights and includes one magazine, set of new factory rings, original box, paperwork and shipping sleeve. An excellent and desirable rifle. (26B11953-14) {MODERN} [Former Stephen Sanetti Collection] (1000/1500)
serial #640-00142, 44 Magnum, 18 1/2” barrel with a bright excellent bore. This firearm comes from the personal collection of Stephen Sanetti, former President and COO of...more Sturm, Ruger & Co., and includes a certificate of authenticity verifying that it was acquired by Mr. Sanetti during his tenure as a member of Ruger’s now-defunct “low serial number” program, featuring his number “142”. This lovely rifle features an attractive case-hardened lever and remains in excellent as-new condition retaining 99% original blue and case-hardened colors showing perhaps one or minute handling marks. The smooth pistolgrip walnut stock remains in excellent condition. The rifle is equipped with standard factory sporting sights and includes one magazine, set of new factory rings, original box, paperwork and shipping sleeve. An excellent and desirable rifle. (26B11953-14) {MODERN} [Former Stephen Sanetti Collection] (1000/1500)

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Excellent Ruger Red Label Over Under Shotgun

Excellent Ruger Red Label Over Under Shotgun

Lot # 1201 (Sale Order: 202 of 667)      

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serial #410-00142, 12 ga (3”), 28” ventilated rib screw-choke barrels with bright excellent bores. This firearm comes from the personal collection of Stephen Sanetti, former President and COO of Sturm, Ruger & Co., and includes a certificate of authenticity verifying that it was acquired by Mr. Sanetti during his tenure as a member of Ruger’s now-defunct “low serial number” program, featuring his number “142”. The factory replaced the barrels for Mr. Sanetti with screw-in choke barrels and installed a non-automatic safety. The shotgun remains in lovely condition retaining 99% original blue and the action remains polished bright. The checkered capped pistolgrip deluxe walnut buttstock and forend remain in near excellent condition showing a few tiny dings along the sides of the buttstock, with one minor 1/2” scratch on the right side. The buttstock exhibits some wonderful flowing grain figure throughout and a 14 1/8” length of pull to the solid red rubber Ruger pad. The arm is sighted with a brass bead front sight and the includes cylinder chokes. The gun includes its original box and shipping sleeve, manual and factory paperwork describing the barrel work. (26B11953-17) {MODERN} [Former Stephen Sanetti Collection] (1000/1500)
serial #410-00142, 12 ga (3”), 28” ventilated rib screw-choke barrels with bright excellent bores. This firearm comes from the personal collection of Stephen Sanetti, for...moremer President and COO of Sturm, Ruger & Co., and includes a certificate of authenticity verifying that it was acquired by Mr. Sanetti during his tenure as a member of Ruger’s now-defunct “low serial number” program, featuring his number “142”. The factory replaced the barrels for Mr. Sanetti with screw-in choke barrels and installed a non-automatic safety. The shotgun remains in lovely condition retaining 99% original blue and the action remains polished bright. The checkered capped pistolgrip deluxe walnut buttstock and forend remain in near excellent condition showing a few tiny dings along the sides of the buttstock, with one minor 1/2” scratch on the right side. The buttstock exhibits some wonderful flowing grain figure throughout and a 14 1/8” length of pull to the solid red rubber Ruger pad. The arm is sighted with a brass bead front sight and the includes cylinder chokes. The gun includes its original box and shipping sleeve, manual and factory paperwork describing the barrel work. (26B11953-17) {MODERN} [Former Stephen Sanetti Collection] (1000/1500)

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Cased Smith & Wesson No. 1 Second Issue Revolver with Carved Ivory Grip

Cased Smith & Wesson No. 1 Second Issue Revolver with Carved Ivory Grip

Lot # 1202 (Sale Order: 203 of 667)      

Low Estimate: 1,200High Estimate: 1,800
serial #43747, 22 RF, 3 3/16” octagon barrel with a fair bore showing old light pitting and oxidation with good rifling. The metal surfaces retain about 90% of an older period reapplied nickel finish with some flaked areas along the cylinder and barrel toning to a deep gray patina. The original factory markings remain quite strong and the antique ivory grips remain in excellent condition with an attractive patina and nice age striations. The right panel is smooth and the left features a finely detailed carved female figure; both are numbered to the gun in antique ink and fit the frame well. Barrel-to-frame fit exhibits some play and the action seems to function well mechanically. Strangely the barrel and cylinder are assembly-numbered “32” while the frame is “85” though they obviously have been together for a very long time. The revolver includes a period leather-covered case with reptilian pattern showing some light flaking and edge wear and equipped with German silver clasps. The interior is lined in purple velvet showing mild fading and a partial box of original cartridges is housed within. The box shows green UMC label with image of revolver, some moderate staining and one lid end flap missing. An interesting ensemble. (13B11730-38) {ANTIQUE} [Peter DeRose Collection] (1200/1800)
serial #43747, 22 RF, 3 3/16” octagon barrel with a fair bore showing old light pitting and oxidation with good rifling. The metal surfaces retain about 90% of an older p...moreeriod reapplied nickel finish with some flaked areas along the cylinder and barrel toning to a deep gray patina. The original factory markings remain quite strong and the antique ivory grips remain in excellent condition with an attractive patina and nice age striations. The right panel is smooth and the left features a finely detailed carved female figure; both are numbered to the gun in antique ink and fit the frame well. Barrel-to-frame fit exhibits some play and the action seems to function well mechanically. Strangely the barrel and cylinder are assembly-numbered “32” while the frame is “85” though they obviously have been together for a very long time. The revolver includes a period leather-covered case with reptilian pattern showing some light flaking and edge wear and equipped with German silver clasps. The interior is lined in purple velvet showing mild fading and a partial box of original cartridges is housed within. The box shows green UMC label with image of revolver, some moderate staining and one lid end flap missing. An interesting ensemble. (13B11730-38) {ANTIQUE} [Peter DeRose Collection] (1200/1800)

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Excellent Smith & Wesson First Model 32 Hand Ejector Revolver

Excellent Smith & Wesson First Model 32 Hand Ejector Revolver

Lot # 1203 (Sale Order: 204 of 667)      

Low Estimate: 1,200High Estimate: 1,800
serial #9296, 32 S&W Long, 6” barrel with a bright excellent bore. This lovely revolver retains about 97% original rich bright blue showing a few tiny areas of subtle thinning under bright light and a thin turn line along the cylinder. All markings are crisp and clear and the hammer and trigger show lovely vibrant case-hardened colors. The black checkered hard rubber grips are excellent showing just a few minor handling marks. All numbered parts are matching and the action is crisp. A lovely example with the longest barrel offering in this model. (13B11730-470) {ANTIQUE} [Peter DeRose Collection] (1200/1800)
serial #9296, 32 S&W Long, 6” barrel with a bright excellent bore. This lovely revolver retains about 97% original rich bright blue showing a few tiny areas of subtle thi...morenning under bright light and a thin turn line along the cylinder. All markings are crisp and clear and the hammer and trigger show lovely vibrant case-hardened colors. The black checkered hard rubber grips are excellent showing just a few minor handling marks. All numbered parts are matching and the action is crisp. A lovely example with the longest barrel offering in this model. (13B11730-470) {ANTIQUE} [Peter DeRose Collection] (1200/1800)

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Newark Police Department Smith & Wesson First Model 32 Hand Ejector Revolver

Newark Police Department Smith & Wesson First Model 32 Hand Ejector Revolver

Lot # 1204 (Sale Order: 205 of 667)      

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serial #8273, 32 S&W Long, 3 1/4” barrel with a bright near excellent bore. This is a particularly interesting example as it shows “Newark Police No. 1” engraved along the backstrap and the included factory letter indicates the revolver shipped to Lyman E. Kane on March 8, 1897 in a shipment of 45 guns. Further documentation shows that Mr. Kane was police commissioner of Newark at the time and one wonders if Kane himself took possession of this revolver as it is police No. 1. These police revolvers had shorter barrels and hammer spurs than standard production and were shipped in nickel finish with hard rubber grips. The metal surfaces retain about 95% original nickel finish showing some sparsely scattered light flaking and handling marks. The hammer and trigger retain good wisps of case-hardened colors mostly drifting to a smoky case-hardened patina and all markings are intact and strong. The grips have been swapped out during the period of use for a set of smooth mother-of-pearl panels in very good plus condition showing some light handling marks and a neatly repaired small flake at the top corner of the right panel. The remaining number parts are matching and the action is crisp. A fine example for the police firearms collector. (13C11730-472) {ANTIQUE} [Peter DeRose Collection] (1200/1800)
serial #8273, 32 S&W Long, 3 1/4” barrel with a bright near excellent bore. This is a particularly interesting example as it shows “Newark Police No. 1” engraved along th...moree backstrap and the included factory letter indicates the revolver shipped to Lyman E. Kane on March 8, 1897 in a shipment of 45 guns. Further documentation shows that Mr. Kane was police commissioner of Newark at the time and one wonders if Kane himself took possession of this revolver as it is police No. 1. These police revolvers had shorter barrels and hammer spurs than standard production and were shipped in nickel finish with hard rubber grips. The metal surfaces retain about 95% original nickel finish showing some sparsely scattered light flaking and handling marks. The hammer and trigger retain good wisps of case-hardened colors mostly drifting to a smoky case-hardened patina and all markings are intact and strong. The grips have been swapped out during the period of use for a set of smooth mother-of-pearl panels in very good plus condition showing some light handling marks and a neatly repaired small flake at the top corner of the right panel. The remaining number parts are matching and the action is crisp. A fine example for the police firearms collector. (13C11730-472) {ANTIQUE} [Peter DeRose Collection] (1200/1800)

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Smith & Wesson Third Model 38 Safety Hammerless Revolver with U.S. Express Co. Markings

Smith & Wesson Third Model 38 Safety Hammerless Revolver with U.S. Express Co. Markings

Lot # 1205 (Sale Order: 206 of 667)      

Low Estimate: 1,000High Estimate: 1,500
serial #89079, 38 S&W, 3 1/4” barrel with a mostly bright very fine bore showing a few small areas of mild oxidation and otherwise crisp rifling throughout. This revolver shows U.S. Express Co. property markings rather fancily inscribed along the left sideplate “U.S.X.” and the serial number stamped by them in larger bold numbering along the right side. The metal surfaces retain about 75% original bright blue along the barrel and frame with light flaking to gray-brown patina under bright light along with some other scattered light handling marks. The cylinder has mostly flaked to a deep gray-brown patina with generous bright blue in the flutes and all markings remain crisp. The trigger retains a healthy amount of nice case-hardened colors and the black checkered hard rubber grips remain in very good condition with scattered scuffs and light dings. The right panel is stamp-numbered to a later gun “209185” but fits well and the remaining numbered parts are matching. Barrel-to-frame fit is solid and the action is crisp. The revolver also includes an interesting period leather concealment holster with dual buckled straps and leather lid with steel clasp closure. The holster rates very good with some moderate edge wear and the straps a bit tender with evident crackling. A very good revolver used by the prolific U.S. Express Co. railroad company. (13B11730-453) {ANTIQUE} [Peter DeRose Collection] (1000/1500)
serial #89079, 38 S&W, 3 1/4” barrel with a mostly bright very fine bore showing a few small areas of mild oxidation and otherwise crisp rifling throughout. This revolver...more shows U.S. Express Co. property markings rather fancily inscribed along the left sideplate “U.S.X.” and the serial number stamped by them in larger bold numbering along the right side. The metal surfaces retain about 75% original bright blue along the barrel and frame with light flaking to gray-brown patina under bright light along with some other scattered light handling marks. The cylinder has mostly flaked to a deep gray-brown patina with generous bright blue in the flutes and all markings remain crisp. The trigger retains a healthy amount of nice case-hardened colors and the black checkered hard rubber grips remain in very good condition with scattered scuffs and light dings. The right panel is stamp-numbered to a later gun “209185” but fits well and the remaining numbered parts are matching. Barrel-to-frame fit is solid and the action is crisp. The revolver also includes an interesting period leather concealment holster with dual buckled straps and leather lid with steel clasp closure. The holster rates very good with some moderate edge wear and the straps a bit tender with evident crackling. A very good revolver used by the prolific U.S. Express Co. railroad company. (13B11730-453) {ANTIQUE} [Peter DeRose Collection] (1000/1500)

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Excellent Smith & Wesson First Model 38 Safety Hammerless Revolver with Box

Excellent Smith & Wesson First Model 38 Safety Hammerless Revolver with Box

Lot # 1206 (Sale Order: 207 of 667)      

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serial #768, 38 S&W, 3 1/4” barrel with a bright excellent bore. The metal surfaces retain about 98% original nickel finish that shows some scattered light handling marks and the nickel taking on some nice honest clouding overall. The trigger shows fine case-hardened colors drifting somewhat to smoky gray while the remaining small parts retain about 97% original bright blue showing a hint of thinning along the guard. The black checkered hard rubber grips rate excellent left and very fine right, both taking on a deep brown tone. The right panel is scratch-numbered matching the frame and other numbered parts are matching. Barrel-to-frame fit is solid and the action is crisp. The included red pebbled fabric-covered box remains in very fine condition showing just a little mild edge wear. The base appears to be pencil-numbered to the different gun but the orange end label is appropriate for the revolver and is almost completely intact. An excellent early First Model. (13B11730-444) {ANTIQUE} [Peter DeRose Collection] (1200/1800)

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U.S. Model 1817 Flintlock Common Rifle by Simeon North

U.S. Model 1817 Flintlock Common Rifle by Simeon North

Lot # 1207 (Sale Order: 208 of 667)      

Low Estimate: 1,200High Estimate: 1,800
.54 cal, 36” barrel with a partially bright good to about very good bore showing old light pitting and oxidation its full-length with otherwise strong rifling throughout. This rifle has been reconverted to flint utilizing an original 1825-dated lockplate, the cock, frizzen and spring being later aged replacements that look to be of good quality and in the appropriate style. The barrel retains a healthy amount of older restored plum-brown finish showing some sparsely scattered light pitting and old oxidation staining. There is some simulated pitting around the touch hole and the breech otherwise retains fine markings with “US / P / JN” and 1824 date at the tang. The central maker markings along the lockplate remain strong while the date and address at the rear have softened somewhat from the years. The smooth walnut stock rates very good as carefully cleaned long ago and having reacquired a pleasant dark tone overall showing a couple of thin cracks along the left flat, repaired crack on the right between the upper tang and lockplate and other scattered dings. The left flat retains a very good circled “JN” inspector cartouche, a correct style brass-tipped iron ramrod is present and the proper sights are intact. The lock seems to function well mechanically. A very respectable example of these early US martial rifles for the antique arms collector. (13C11816-2) {ANTIQUE} (1200/1800)
.54 cal, 36” barrel with a partially bright good to about very good bore showing old light pitting and oxidation its full-length with otherwise strong rifling throughout....more This rifle has been reconverted to flint utilizing an original 1825-dated lockplate, the cock, frizzen and spring being later aged replacements that look to be of good quality and in the appropriate style. The barrel retains a healthy amount of older restored plum-brown finish showing some sparsely scattered light pitting and old oxidation staining. There is some simulated pitting around the touch hole and the breech otherwise retains fine markings with “US / P / JN” and 1824 date at the tang. The central maker markings along the lockplate remain strong while the date and address at the rear have softened somewhat from the years. The smooth walnut stock rates very good as carefully cleaned long ago and having reacquired a pleasant dark tone overall showing a couple of thin cracks along the left flat, repaired crack on the right between the upper tang and lockplate and other scattered dings. The left flat retains a very good circled “JN” inspector cartouche, a correct style brass-tipped iron ramrod is present and the proper sights are intact. The lock seems to function well mechanically. A very respectable example of these early US martial rifles for the antique arms collector. (13C11816-2) {ANTIQUE} (1200/1800)

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Remington Factory Engraved D-Grade Model 10 Slide Action Shotgun

Remington Factory Engraved D-Grade Model 10 Slide Action Shotgun

Lot # 1208 (Sale Order: 209 of 667)      

Low Estimate: 1,000High Estimate: 1,500
serial #U102623, 12 ga, 28” ordnance steel barrel choked full with a mostly bright very fine bore showing some scattered very fine pinprick pitting. The metal surfaces of this shotgun retain about 95% excellent quality period restored rust blue showing some sparsely scattered pinprick pitting, tiny oxidation speckles and toning to mild gray-brown under bright light. The barrel shows neat matting and all markings and embellishments are completely intact and unmolested, the barrel showing the upgraded “ORDNANCE” steel marking and choke marking hand-engraved. The action and breech end of the barrel show lovely quality factory foliate scrollwork engraving, nicely detailed with small dots and fine lines, the serial number also properly hand engraved. The checkered straight grip walnut buttstock and forend remain in very good plus condition showing somewhat worn finish and the expected scattered light dings and handling marks. The checkering shows light wear overall and the buttstock exhibits some straight dark line grain figure throughout. A period solid red rubber pad is present though it has hardened and cracked somewhat from the years, providing a 14 1/8” length-of-pull. The shotgun is sighted with a “flat” silver bead front sight and the action seems to function well mechanically. A very handsome Remington Model 10. (13B11722-11) {C&R} (1000/1500)
serial #U102623, 12 ga, 28” ordnance steel barrel choked full with a mostly bright very fine bore showing some scattered very fine pinprick pitting. The metal surfaces of...more this shotgun retain about 95% excellent quality period restored rust blue showing some sparsely scattered pinprick pitting, tiny oxidation speckles and toning to mild gray-brown under bright light. The barrel shows neat matting and all markings and embellishments are completely intact and unmolested, the barrel showing the upgraded “ORDNANCE” steel marking and choke marking hand-engraved. The action and breech end of the barrel show lovely quality factory foliate scrollwork engraving, nicely detailed with small dots and fine lines, the serial number also properly hand engraved. The checkered straight grip walnut buttstock and forend remain in very good plus condition showing somewhat worn finish and the expected scattered light dings and handling marks. The checkering shows light wear overall and the buttstock exhibits some straight dark line grain figure throughout. A period solid red rubber pad is present though it has hardened and cracked somewhat from the years, providing a 14 1/8” length-of-pull. The shotgun is sighted with a “flat” silver bead front sight and the action seems to function well mechanically. A very handsome Remington Model 10. (13B11722-11) {C&R} (1000/1500)

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Winchester Pre ’64 Model 70 Bolt Action Rifle

Winchester Pre ’64 Model 70 Bolt Action Rifle

Lot # 1209 (Sale Order: 210 of 667)      

Low Estimate: 1,500High Estimate: 2,000
serial #273745, 338 Win Magnum, 25” barrel with a bright excellent bore. The metal surfaces of this 1953-made rifle retain about 92-95% original blue with light wear on high edges, the matte blue receiver showing light marks from optics bases, and some scattered light handling marks and specks of old oxidation. The bolt remains bright with some minor operational wear and light staining on the knob, and the extractor retains nearly all its blue. The checkered pistolgrip walnut stock is in very good plus condition with a few light handling marks, a few small spots of flaking finish, and some light bubbling from contact with a contaminant at the stock tip; the stock is fit with a Pachmayr White Line ventilated recoil pad providing an about 13 1/2” length of pull. The receiver and barrel markings are intact and clear, and the underside of the bolt is lightly numbered to the rifle. The rifle is sighted with a ramped silver bead front sight and a folding adjustable u-notch rear sight, and sling swivels are in place on forend and toe line. Though the serial number dates to 1953, and production of 338 Win Mag Model 70 Alaskan not occurring until June of 1959, the rifle shows no evidence of amateur barrel replacement with no vice marks apparent, and all the metal parts showing comparable amounts of wear. It seems most likely that this rifle is the result of either a forgotten receiver being finally assembled into a rifle, as Winchester was not strict about assembly rifles in serial number order, or a previously purchased rifle factory rebarreled. Nonetheless, the rifle is a very good example of these classic Winchester rifles, well suited to large or dangerous game. Included are a pair of Redfield bases. (14B11854-2) {C&R} (1500/2000)
serial #273745, 338 Win Magnum, 25” barrel with a bright excellent bore. The metal surfaces of this 1953-made rifle retain about 92-95% original blue with light wear on h...moreigh edges, the matte blue receiver showing light marks from optics bases, and some scattered light handling marks and specks of old oxidation. The bolt remains bright with some minor operational wear and light staining on the knob, and the extractor retains nearly all its blue. The checkered pistolgrip walnut stock is in very good plus condition with a few light handling marks, a few small spots of flaking finish, and some light bubbling from contact with a contaminant at the stock tip; the stock is fit with a Pachmayr White Line ventilated recoil pad providing an about 13 1/2” length of pull. The receiver and barrel markings are intact and clear, and the underside of the bolt is lightly numbered to the rifle. The rifle is sighted with a ramped silver bead front sight and a folding adjustable u-notch rear sight, and sling swivels are in place on forend and toe line. Though the serial number dates to 1953, and production of 338 Win Mag Model 70 Alaskan not occurring until June of 1959, the rifle shows no evidence of amateur barrel replacement with no vice marks apparent, and all the metal parts showing comparable amounts of wear. It seems most likely that this rifle is the result of either a forgotten receiver being finally assembled into a rifle, as Winchester was not strict about assembly rifles in serial number order, or a previously purchased rifle factory rebarreled. Nonetheless, the rifle is a very good example of these classic Winchester rifles, well suited to large or dangerous game. Included are a pair of Redfield bases. (14B11854-2) {C&R} (1500/2000)

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U.S. M1 Carbine by Standard Products

U.S. M1 Carbine by Standard Products

Lot # 1210 (Sale Order: 211 of 667)      

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serial #2233274, 30 Carbine, 18” 3-44 dated Underwood barrel with a bright very good plus bore showing a spot of light oxidation at the muzzle. The metal surfaces retain about 85-90% arsenal Parkerized finish with light to perhaps moderate operational wear, areas toning to brown, and a few light handling marks; the bolt retains about 80% blue with light wear and light pitting. The low-wood oval-cut walnut stock and 2-rivet handguard are in excellent condition as perhaps lightly cleaned with a light rub mark from sling contact on the end of the forend and perhaps a light handling mark or two. The sling cut is marked “J” next to an Ordnance Wheel, and the underside of the handguard is stamped “S-HB”; the stock appears otherwise unmarked. The receiver and barrel markings are intact and clear, the hammer is “W” marked and the trigger housing Inland-marked, and the remaining marked parts showing Standard Product codes; it is known that both Inland and Winchester parts were shared with Standard Products, and therefore may very well be correct to this carbine. The carbine features a 2-position aperture rear sight, a button safety, flat bolt, and Type II barrel band. Included is a “IU” marked 15-round magazine showing wear at the top, light staining, and pinprick pitting, green canvas sling, and oiler. Standard Products produced about 4% of all M1 Carbines, this example appearing largely correct. (14A11835-2) {C&R} (1200/1800)
serial #2233274, 30 Carbine, 18” 3-44 dated Underwood barrel with a bright very good plus bore showing a spot of light oxidation at the muzzle. The metal surfaces retain ...moreabout 85-90% arsenal Parkerized finish with light to perhaps moderate operational wear, areas toning to brown, and a few light handling marks; the bolt retains about 80% blue with light wear and light pitting. The low-wood oval-cut walnut stock and 2-rivet handguard are in excellent condition as perhaps lightly cleaned with a light rub mark from sling contact on the end of the forend and perhaps a light handling mark or two. The sling cut is marked “J” next to an Ordnance Wheel, and the underside of the handguard is stamped “S-HB”; the stock appears otherwise unmarked. The receiver and barrel markings are intact and clear, the hammer is “W” marked and the trigger housing Inland-marked, and the remaining marked parts showing Standard Product codes; it is known that both Inland and Winchester parts were shared with Standard Products, and therefore may very well be correct to this carbine. The carbine features a 2-position aperture rear sight, a button safety, flat bolt, and Type II barrel band. Included is a “IU” marked 15-round magazine showing wear at the top, light staining, and pinprick pitting, green canvas sling, and oiler. Standard Products produced about 4% of all M1 Carbines, this example appearing largely correct. (14A11835-2) {C&R} (1200/1800)

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L.C. Smith Field Grade Sidelock Double Shotgun

L.C. Smith Field Grade Sidelock Double Shotgun

Lot # 1211 (Sale Order: 212 of 667)      

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

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serial #10068R, 20 ga (2 1/2”), 26” Armor Steel barrels choked improved cylinder and modified with bright near excellent bores with some scattered specks of light oxidation present. The barrels retain about 90% original blue with some areas of thinning and with some scattered specks of light oxidation. The frame retains about 95% vibrant case-hardened colors showing a few oxidation speckles, and a tiny patch of pinprick pitting on the left fence; the rear of the right lockplate shows a few more easily missed light scratches. The triggerguard and forend metal retain about 75% original blue. The checkered capped pistolgrip walnut stock and splinter-style forend are in about very good plus condition with a small 1/8” chip behind the upper tang, and some light crazing of the finish on the sides of the forend. The stock is fit with a White Line ventilated recoil pad, hardened by the years and providing a 14 3/4” length of pull with drops of 1 5/8” and 2 3/4”. Most screws show some light slot wear. The shotgun locks up tight and on-face with the lever coming to rest left of center and features double triggers, an automatic safety, and is sighted with a small brass bead on the matted rib. A nice little L.C. Smith in the always desired 20 ga. (14B11819-4) {C&R) (1000/1500)

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U.S. M1 Garand Rifle by Springfield Armory

U.S. M1 Garand Rifle by Springfield Armory

Lot # 1212 (Sale Order: 213 of 667)      

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serial #5313301, 30-06, 24” 8-54 dated Springfield Armory barrel with a bright excellent bores. The metal surfaces retain about 97% arsenal Parkerized finish with light wear on high edges and contact points, a few scattered light handling marks, and the greatest loss to the lower band which has toned completely to brown. The walnut stock and handguard are in very good plus condition with scattered light dings and handling marks and one impact mark on the rear handguard causing a light flake to begin forming, and the stock is marked with a strong 1/2” DoD acceptance stamp and a circled “P”. The receiver and barrel markings are intact and crisp, the barrel bearing a “NM” marking on the left side between the gas cylinder rings, and the primary parts show Springfield Armory drawing numbers. The rifle retains the standard open sights with T105 rear sight drums, a stamped triggerguard, and a 2-slot gas cylinder screw. (14A11700-86) {C&R} (1000/1500)
serial #5313301, 30-06, 24” 8-54 dated Springfield Armory barrel with a bright excellent bores. The metal surfaces retain about 97% arsenal Parkerized finish with light w...moreear on high edges and contact points, a few scattered light handling marks, and the greatest loss to the lower band which has toned completely to brown. The walnut stock and handguard are in very good plus condition with scattered light dings and handling marks and one impact mark on the rear handguard causing a light flake to begin forming, and the stock is marked with a strong 1/2” DoD acceptance stamp and a circled “P”. The receiver and barrel markings are intact and crisp, the barrel bearing a “NM” marking on the left side between the gas cylinder rings, and the primary parts show Springfield Armory drawing numbers. The rifle retains the standard open sights with T105 rear sight drums, a stamped triggerguard, and a 2-slot gas cylinder screw. (14A11700-86) {C&R} (1000/1500)

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U.S. M1 Garand Rifle by Springfield Armory

U.S. M1 Garand Rifle by Springfield Armory

Lot # 1213 (Sale Order: 214 of 667)      

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serial #5824775, 30-06, 24” 2-55 dated Springfield Armory barrel with a bright excellent bore. The metal surfaces retain about 98% arsenal Parkerized finish with light wear on high edges and contact points, and a few light handling marks. The walnut stock and handguard are in near excellent condition with a light divot near the tip of the forward handguard, some scattered light dings, and a few light handling marks consistent with a service rifle. The stock bears a clear 1/2” DoD acceptance proof and circled “P”. The receiver and barrel markings are crisp, the operating rod is HRA-marked, and the remaining marked parts are of Springfield Armory make. The rifle retains the standard open sights with T105 rear sight drums, a stamped triggerguard, and a 2-slot gas cylinder screw. Included is a CMP Certificate of Authenticity, serialized to the rifle and dated March 2011. A fine M1 rifle from near the end of production. (14A11700-84) {C&R} (1000/1500)
serial #5824775, 30-06, 24” 2-55 dated Springfield Armory barrel with a bright excellent bore. The metal surfaces retain about 98% arsenal Parkerized finish with light we...morear on high edges and contact points, and a few light handling marks. The walnut stock and handguard are in near excellent condition with a light divot near the tip of the forward handguard, some scattered light dings, and a few light handling marks consistent with a service rifle. The stock bears a clear 1/2” DoD acceptance proof and circled “P”. The receiver and barrel markings are crisp, the operating rod is HRA-marked, and the remaining marked parts are of Springfield Armory make. The rifle retains the standard open sights with T105 rear sight drums, a stamped triggerguard, and a 2-slot gas cylinder screw. Included is a CMP Certificate of Authenticity, serialized to the rifle and dated March 2011. A fine M1 rifle from near the end of production. (14A11700-84) {C&R} (1000/1500)

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U.S. M1 Garand Rifle by Springfield Armory

U.S. M1 Garand Rifle by Springfield Armory

Lot # 1214 (Sale Order: 215 of 667)      

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serial #5396848, 30-06, 24” 8-54 dated Springfield Armory barrel with a bright excellent bore. The metal surfaces retain about 98% arsenal Parkerized finish with touches of light wear on high edges and contact points, a few light handling marks, and some older hardened oil which should clean off with little effort. The walnut stock and handguard are in near excellent condition with a few light checks below the receiver on the left and a handful of scattered light dings, and is marked with a faint 1/2” DoD acceptance proof and a bold circled “P”. A pair of small, plastic stickers reading “1” have been added to the rear handguard and rear of the receiver, and some largely illegible ink numbers are on the bottom of the pistolgrip and toe. The receiver and barrel markings are crisp, and the parts show appropriate Springfield Armory drawing numbers. The rifle retains the standard open sights with T105 rear sight drums, stamped triggerguard, and a 2-slot gas cylinder screw. Included is a CMP Certificate of Authenticity, serialized to the rifle and dated January 2002. An excellent M1 for the martial collector. (14A11700-81) {C&R} (1000/1500)
serial #5396848, 30-06, 24” 8-54 dated Springfield Armory barrel with a bright excellent bore. The metal surfaces retain about 98% arsenal Parkerized finish with touches ...moreof light wear on high edges and contact points, a few light handling marks, and some older hardened oil which should clean off with little effort. The walnut stock and handguard are in near excellent condition with a few light checks below the receiver on the left and a handful of scattered light dings, and is marked with a faint 1/2” DoD acceptance proof and a bold circled “P”. A pair of small, plastic stickers reading “1” have been added to the rear handguard and rear of the receiver, and some largely illegible ink numbers are on the bottom of the pistolgrip and toe. The receiver and barrel markings are crisp, and the parts show appropriate Springfield Armory drawing numbers. The rifle retains the standard open sights with T105 rear sight drums, stamped triggerguard, and a 2-slot gas cylinder screw. Included is a CMP Certificate of Authenticity, serialized to the rifle and dated January 2002. An excellent M1 for the martial collector. (14A11700-81) {C&R} (1000/1500)

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U.S. M1 Garand Rifle by Springfield Armory

U.S. M1 Garand Rifle by Springfield Armory

Lot # 1215 (Sale Order: 216 of 667)      

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serial #2994106, 30-06, 24” 3-44 dated Springfield Armory barrel with a bright very good plus bore showing some fine oxidation but strong rifling throughout. The metal surfaces retain about 96% arsenal Parkerized finished with light oxidation staining scattered throughout and touches of high edge wear. The walnut stock is in very good plus condition as lightly cleaned with an added glossy finish, showing some scattered light dings and handling marks; the stock is entirely unmarked. The receiver and barrel markings remain clear, the receiver leg electro-pencil marked “LEAD / 2-65”, and the bolt is IHC-made with the remaining parts of Springfield Armory origin, including the relief cut operating rod. The rifle features the standard open sights with T105 rear sight drums, a stamped triggerguard, and a 2-slot gas cylinder screw. Included are seven enbloc clips. (14A11923-10) {C&R} (1000/1500)
serial #2994106, 30-06, 24” 3-44 dated Springfield Armory barrel with a bright very good plus bore showing some fine oxidation but strong rifling throughout. The metal su...morerfaces retain about 96% arsenal Parkerized finished with light oxidation staining scattered throughout and touches of high edge wear. The walnut stock is in very good plus condition as lightly cleaned with an added glossy finish, showing some scattered light dings and handling marks; the stock is entirely unmarked. The receiver and barrel markings remain clear, the receiver leg electro-pencil marked “LEAD / 2-65”, and the bolt is IHC-made with the remaining parts of Springfield Armory origin, including the relief cut operating rod. The rifle features the standard open sights with T105 rear sight drums, a stamped triggerguard, and a 2-slot gas cylinder screw. Included are seven enbloc clips. (14A11923-10) {C&R} (1000/1500)

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Winchester Model 1894 Lever Action Rifle

Winchester Model 1894 Lever Action Rifle

Lot # 1216 (Sale Order: 217 of 667)      

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serial #186094, 38-55, 26” round barrel with a full magazine and a very good bore showing light pitting and oxidation but clear rifling throughout. The barrel and magazine retain about 60-70% original blue with the rear half of the barrel toned to gray with generous remnants around the rear sight, the finish loss appearing due to contact with some unknown contaminant, the remaining area showing light thinning, edge wear, and light handling marks. The receiver has largely toned to an even gray with generous remnants of original blue in the protected areas, spots toning lightly brown, and some light handling marks. The smooth straight grip walnut stock and forend are in very good condition with an about 1/4” hairline crack at the rear of the upper and lower tangs, remnants of older light dings and handling marks smoothed from the years, and the curved steel buttplate is somewhat proud at the toe. The two-line barrel address and factory markings are intact and clear, and the rifle predates the use of the Winchester “WP” proof. The rifle is sighted with a Lyman “hunting” front sight with ivory bead and a sporting-style flattop rear sight, and a couple of the screws show light slot wear. An honest Model 1894 rifle for the Winchester collector. (14A11656-176) {C&R} (1000/1500)
serial #186094, 38-55, 26” round barrel with a full magazine and a very good bore showing light pitting and oxidation but clear rifling throughout. The barrel and magazin...moree retain about 60-70% original blue with the rear half of the barrel toned to gray with generous remnants around the rear sight, the finish loss appearing due to contact with some unknown contaminant, the remaining area showing light thinning, edge wear, and light handling marks. The receiver has largely toned to an even gray with generous remnants of original blue in the protected areas, spots toning lightly brown, and some light handling marks. The smooth straight grip walnut stock and forend are in very good condition with an about 1/4” hairline crack at the rear of the upper and lower tangs, remnants of older light dings and handling marks smoothed from the years, and the curved steel buttplate is somewhat proud at the toe. The two-line barrel address and factory markings are intact and clear, and the rifle predates the use of the Winchester “WP” proof. The rifle is sighted with a Lyman “hunting” front sight with ivory bead and a sporting-style flattop rear sight, and a couple of the screws show light slot wear. An honest Model 1894 rifle for the Winchester collector. (14A11656-176) {C&R} (1000/1500)

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U.S. M1 Garand Rifle by Springfield Armory

U.S. M1 Garand Rifle by Springfield Armory

Lot # 1217 (Sale Order: 218 of 667)      

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serial #1576238, 7.62mm NATO, 23 1/2” neatly turned back 3-63 dated Springfield Armory barrel with a bright excellent bore. The metal surfaces retain about 98% arsenal quality reapplied Parkerized finish with some light wear on high edges and contact points, and areas of previous light pitting beneath the finish. The walnut stock and handguard are contemporary replacements and are in excellent condition, the rear handguard having been shortened leaving a small gap ahead of the receiver ring. The receiver and barrel markings remain clear, the small parts showing Springfield Armory drawing numbers, and the side of the operating rod is clearly stamped “7.62mm/2”. The rifle retains the standard open sights with T105 rear sight drums, a stamped triggerguard, and 2-slot gas cylinder screw. Conversions matching this general pattern were said to have been done by Italy with some of their supply of M1 rifles, though no parts bear obvious Italian markings. An interesting 7.62mm converted M1 rifle. (14A11864-18) {C&R} (1000/1500)
serial #1576238, 7.62mm NATO, 23 1/2” neatly turned back 3-63 dated Springfield Armory barrel with a bright excellent bore. The metal surfaces retain about 98% arsenal qu...moreality reapplied Parkerized finish with some light wear on high edges and contact points, and areas of previous light pitting beneath the finish. The walnut stock and handguard are contemporary replacements and are in excellent condition, the rear handguard having been shortened leaving a small gap ahead of the receiver ring. The receiver and barrel markings remain clear, the small parts showing Springfield Armory drawing numbers, and the side of the operating rod is clearly stamped “7.62mm/2”. The rifle retains the standard open sights with T105 rear sight drums, a stamped triggerguard, and 2-slot gas cylinder screw. Conversions matching this general pattern were said to have been done by Italy with some of their supply of M1 rifles, though no parts bear obvious Italian markings. An interesting 7.62mm converted M1 rifle. (14A11864-18) {C&R} (1000/1500)

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German P.08 Luger Pistol by Mauser

German P.08 Luger Pistol by Mauser

Lot # 1218 (Sale Order: 219 of 667)      

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serial #4516o, 9mm, 4” barrel with a lightly pitted very good bore, still showing clear rifling. The metal surfaces of this 1939-dated and S/42-coded pistol retain about 80% original blue with light wear on the high edges and contact points, thinning and toning to gray on the gripstraps and sideplate, and a minor handling mark or two. The small parts retain nearly all their hot salt blue with a touch of light wear, and the ejector is toned to plum. The checkered walnut grips are in very good condition with some light handling marks and flattened points of checkering, the right panel with a little play, and both panels are numbered “16”. The metal markings remain clear, the right side of the receiver and the barrel showing “(eagle) / 63” waffenamts and droop wing eagle firing proofs, and all the numbered parts are matching the pistol, including the grooved firing pin. The pistol retains the standard open sights and included is a blued-bodied aluminum-base magazine showing light operational wear and numbered to the pistol, the base also marked “+” and “(eagle) / 63”. A fine Mauser-made Luger pistol from the beginning of WWII. (14A11728-899) {C&R} (1200/1800)
serial #4516o, 9mm, 4” barrel with a lightly pitted very good bore, still showing clear rifling. The metal surfaces of this 1939-dated and S/42-coded pistol retain about ...more80% original blue with light wear on the high edges and contact points, thinning and toning to gray on the gripstraps and sideplate, and a minor handling mark or two. The small parts retain nearly all their hot salt blue with a touch of light wear, and the ejector is toned to plum. The checkered walnut grips are in very good condition with some light handling marks and flattened points of checkering, the right panel with a little play, and both panels are numbered “16”. The metal markings remain clear, the right side of the receiver and the barrel showing “(eagle) / 63” waffenamts and droop wing eagle firing proofs, and all the numbered parts are matching the pistol, including the grooved firing pin. The pistol retains the standard open sights and included is a blued-bodied aluminum-base magazine showing light operational wear and numbered to the pistol, the base also marked “+” and “(eagle) / 63”. A fine Mauser-made Luger pistol from the beginning of WWII. (14A11728-899) {C&R} (1200/1800)

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Interesting DWM Model 1906 Commercial Luger Pistol

Interesting DWM Model 1906 Commercial Luger Pistol

Lot # 1219 (Sale Order: 220 of 667)      

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serial #27395, 30 Luger, 6” barrel with a bright excellent bore. This is a peculiar Luger pistol, built on an old-style “long” frame with rebated triggerguard and no stock lug, and equipped with long tapered 6” barrel. The pistol shows commercial “(Crown) / N” proofs and a small “GERMANY” import mark on the left frame rail indicating it was indeed “officially” imported into this country no doubt pre-First World War. Another peculiarity is the fact that none of the usual parts are serial-numbered, even the front edge of the frame where the full serial number is normally located is blank and appears to always have been, instead there is a large hand-stamped number in period serifed font at the rear of the frame “27395”. The pistol remains in nice condition retaining about 90-92% original blue appearing stronger under ambient light showing some overall fading and toning to a pleasant gray-brown patina under bright light, some silvering along the high edges and light handling marks. The small parts retain lovely rich straw color throughout showing a little mild silvering and the sear spring, right grip screw and a few of the pins with nice fire blue. The checkered walnut grips remain in very good plus condition showing a few areas of lightly chipped or compressed points and the left panel with some slivers missing along the back edge near the grip safety. The grips otherwise retain excellent fit and are un-numbered on their interiors, the inside of the left panel does have the name “BILL” lightly carved into it. The frame bears no safety markings, shows typical DWM toggle monogram and the pistol is equipped with standard un-grooved firing pin and “GELADEN”-marked extractor. One bright-bodied magazine with unmarked wood base is included, the body having mostly toned to a mild gray patina. The action seems to function well mechanically. Acquired by Mr. Gaines from John Gangel in 1995. A very interesting Luger pistol for the advanced collector, perhaps some sort of prototype later sold commercially or a specially-ordered example. (13B11874-120) {C&R} [Alan J. Gaines Collection] (1000/1500)
serial #27395, 30 Luger, 6” barrel with a bright excellent bore. This is a peculiar Luger pistol, built on an old-style “long” frame with rebated triggerguard and no stoc...morek lug, and equipped with long tapered 6” barrel. The pistol shows commercial “(Crown) / N” proofs and a small “GERMANY” import mark on the left frame rail indicating it was indeed “officially” imported into this country no doubt pre-First World War. Another peculiarity is the fact that none of the usual parts are serial-numbered, even the front edge of the frame where the full serial number is normally located is blank and appears to always have been, instead there is a large hand-stamped number in period serifed font at the rear of the frame “27395”. The pistol remains in nice condition retaining about 90-92% original blue appearing stronger under ambient light showing some overall fading and toning to a pleasant gray-brown patina under bright light, some silvering along the high edges and light handling marks. The small parts retain lovely rich straw color throughout showing a little mild silvering and the sear spring, right grip screw and a few of the pins with nice fire blue. The checkered walnut grips remain in very good plus condition showing a few areas of lightly chipped or compressed points and the left panel with some slivers missing along the back edge near the grip safety. The grips otherwise retain excellent fit and are un-numbered on their interiors, the inside of the left panel does have the name “BILL” lightly carved into it. The frame bears no safety markings, shows typical DWM toggle monogram and the pistol is equipped with standard un-grooved firing pin and “GELADEN”-marked extractor. One bright-bodied magazine with unmarked wood base is included, the body having mostly toned to a mild gray patina. The action seems to function well mechanically. Acquired by Mr. Gaines from John Gangel in 1995. A very interesting Luger pistol for the advanced collector, perhaps some sort of prototype later sold commercially or a specially-ordered example. (13B11874-120) {C&R} [Alan J. Gaines Collection] (1000/1500)

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German P.08 Luger S/42 Coded Pistol by Mauser

German P.08 Luger S/42 Coded Pistol by Mauser

Lot # 1220 (Sale Order: 221 of 667)      

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serial #6336z, 9mm, 4” barrel with a bright very good bore with light oxidation in the grooves but strong rifling throughout. The metal surfaces retain about 70% original blue with light wear on high edge and contact points, the gripstraps worn largely to gray-brown, thinning, and some scattered small spots of light pitting. The small parts retain very good hot salt blue with light high edge wear. The checkered walnut grips are in good condition with wear softening the checkering and a few older light dings, the right panel numbered “36” and the left panel showing faint old hand writing, the cursive script largely illegible but perhaps being a former owners name. The 1937 chamber date and other metal markings remain crisp, the side of the receiver showing proper “(eagle) / 63” waffenamts and droopwing Eagle firing proof, the barrel showing the same, and all the numbered parts are matching to the pistol including the grooved firing pin. The pistol retains the standard open sights and included is a bright-bodied aluminum-base magazine showing scattered light freckling, the base numbered “1479h” with a “(eagle) / 63” waffenamt. A solid S/42 for the Luger collector. (14A11728-172) {C&R} (1200/1800)
serial #6336z, 9mm, 4” barrel with a bright very good bore with light oxidation in the grooves but strong rifling throughout. The metal surfaces retain about 70% original...more blue with light wear on high edge and contact points, the gripstraps worn largely to gray-brown, thinning, and some scattered small spots of light pitting. The small parts retain very good hot salt blue with light high edge wear. The checkered walnut grips are in good condition with wear softening the checkering and a few older light dings, the right panel numbered “36” and the left panel showing faint old hand writing, the cursive script largely illegible but perhaps being a former owners name. The 1937 chamber date and other metal markings remain crisp, the side of the receiver showing proper “(eagle) / 63” waffenamts and droopwing Eagle firing proof, the barrel showing the same, and all the numbered parts are matching to the pistol including the grooved firing pin. The pistol retains the standard open sights and included is a bright-bodied aluminum-base magazine showing scattered light freckling, the base numbered “1479h” with a “(eagle) / 63” waffenamt. A solid S/42 for the Luger collector. (14A11728-172) {C&R} (1200/1800)

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U.S. Model 1922 MII Bolt Action Rifle by Springfield Armory

U.S. Model 1922 MII Bolt Action Rifle by Springfield Armory

Lot # 1221 (Sale Order: 222 of 667)      

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serial #7541B, 22 LR, 24 1/2” 9-26 dated Springfield Armory barrel with a bright excellent bore. The metal surfaces retain about 97-98% arsenal gray-green Parkerized finish with silvering on the front sight base, some scattered light handling marks, and a few specks of oxidation staining. The M2 bolt remains bright with the shroud retaining nearly all its dark Parkerized finish. The pistolgrip walnut stock is in very good plus condition with a few scattered light dings and handling marks, the comb showing impact marks matching the coarse checkering pattern of the steel buttplate, and the stock is marked with a partial circled “P” behind the triggerguard and a clear boxed “SA / R” cartouche on the left side of the butt. The receiver markings remain crisp, the second “I” and “B” suffix added during arsenal upgrade, the barrel markings slightly lightened but still readily legible, and the M2-marked bolt is electro-pencil numbered to the rifle. The bolt features the third type headspace adjustment screw with copper lock screw, and the rifle retains the standard blade front sight and Lyman 48 receiver sight. Included is a single M2-marked magazine. A solid example of these excellent rimfire rifles, known for their exceptional accuracy. (14A11730-1307) {C&R} [Peter DeRose Collection] (1000/1500)
serial #7541B, 22 LR, 24 1/2” 9-26 dated Springfield Armory barrel with a bright excellent bore. The metal surfaces retain about 97-98% arsenal gray-green Parkerized fini...moresh with silvering on the front sight base, some scattered light handling marks, and a few specks of oxidation staining. The M2 bolt remains bright with the shroud retaining nearly all its dark Parkerized finish. The pistolgrip walnut stock is in very good plus condition with a few scattered light dings and handling marks, the comb showing impact marks matching the coarse checkering pattern of the steel buttplate, and the stock is marked with a partial circled “P” behind the triggerguard and a clear boxed “SA / R” cartouche on the left side of the butt. The receiver markings remain crisp, the second “I” and “B” suffix added during arsenal upgrade, the barrel markings slightly lightened but still readily legible, and the M2-marked bolt is electro-pencil numbered to the rifle. The bolt features the third type headspace adjustment screw with copper lock screw, and the rifle retains the standard blade front sight and Lyman 48 receiver sight. Included is a single M2-marked magazine. A solid example of these excellent rimfire rifles, known for their exceptional accuracy. (14A11730-1307) {C&R} [Peter DeRose Collection] (1000/1500)

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U.S. M1 Garand Rifle by Springfield Armory

U.S. M1 Garand Rifle by Springfield Armory

Lot # 1222 (Sale Order: 223 of 667)      

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serial #4308134, 30-06, 24” 6-53 dated Springfield Armory barrel with some scattered specks in an otherwise bright excellent bore. The metal surfaces of this early 1950’s vintage rifle retain about 90% gray arsenal Parkerized finish with light wear on the high edges and contact points, scattered spots of minor oxidation, and areas of light thinning. The walnut stock and handguards are in very good plus condition as lightly cleaned and perhaps with an older added finish, with a few light dings and handling marks, a filler-repaired ding behind the pistolgrip, and a small vacant screw hole at the toe with a second filled hole next to it, and the steel buttplate retains about 80% later added blue and is proud in spots. The right side of the buttstock is faintly marked “AA / 27066”, and appears otherwise devoid of markings. The receiver and barrel markings remain crisp, a small T.G.A. import mark tucked beneath the operating rod, the marked parts including the relief cut operating rod show Springfield Armory drawing numbers, and the right receiver leg is scratch marked “SA / 9-63” denoting an arsenal refurbishment. Quite curiously, the bolt and receiver show faint “(crown) / BNP” proofs and the barrel is marked with crisp British export proofs between the gas cylinder rings, appearing to be of late 1970’s vintage; the rifle is definitively not a lend-lease example. The rifle retains the standard open sights with T105 rear sight drums, a stamped triggerguard, and 2-slot gas cylinder screw. A solid M1 rifle with quite a curious history, offering a possible research opportunity. (14B11901-3) {C&R} (1000/1500)
serial #4308134, 30-06, 24” 6-53 dated Springfield Armory barrel with some scattered specks in an otherwise bright excellent bore. The metal surfaces of this early 1950’s...more vintage rifle retain about 90% gray arsenal Parkerized finish with light wear on the high edges and contact points, scattered spots of minor oxidation, and areas of light thinning. The walnut stock and handguards are in very good plus condition as lightly cleaned and perhaps with an older added finish, with a few light dings and handling marks, a filler-repaired ding behind the pistolgrip, and a small vacant screw hole at the toe with a second filled hole next to it, and the steel buttplate retains about 80% later added blue and is proud in spots. The right side of the buttstock is faintly marked “AA / 27066”, and appears otherwise devoid of markings. The receiver and barrel markings remain crisp, a small T.G.A. import mark tucked beneath the operating rod, the marked parts including the relief cut operating rod show Springfield Armory drawing numbers, and the right receiver leg is scratch marked “SA / 9-63” denoting an arsenal refurbishment. Quite curiously, the bolt and receiver show faint “(crown) / BNP” proofs and the barrel is marked with crisp British export proofs between the gas cylinder rings, appearing to be of late 1970’s vintage; the rifle is definitively not a lend-lease example. The rifle retains the standard open sights with T105 rear sight drums, a stamped triggerguard, and 2-slot gas cylinder screw. A solid M1 rifle with quite a curious history, offering a possible research opportunity. (14B11901-3) {C&R} (1000/1500)

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Volquartsen Custom Lightweight Semi-Auto Rifle

Volquartsen Custom Lightweight Semi-Auto Rifle

Lot # 1223 (Sale Order: 224 of 667)      

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serial #VSL03676, 22 S, L, LR, 16 1/2” carbon fiber tension sleeved and compensated barrel with a bright excellent bore. The metal surfaces retain 98% original black finish and may have a tiny handling mark or two. The rifle features an integrated Picatinny-style rail, large magazine release, extended bolt handle and the blue and gray laminated thumb-hole stock rates excellent. Included with this custom lightweight rimfire is its original box, factory soft case, (1) ten-round Ruger marked rotary magazine and (1) 30-round Ram-Line rotary box magazine. (10A11872-69) {MODERN} (1000/1500)
serial #VSL03676, 22 S, L, LR, 16 1/2” carbon fiber tension sleeved and compensated barrel with a bright excellent bore. The metal surfaces retain 98% original black fini...moresh and may have a tiny handling mark or two. The rifle features an integrated Picatinny-style rail, large magazine release, extended bolt handle and the blue and gray laminated thumb-hole stock rates excellent. Included with this custom lightweight rimfire is its original box, factory soft case, (1) ten-round Ruger marked rotary magazine and (1) 30-round Ram-Line rotary box magazine. (10A11872-69) {MODERN} (1000/1500)

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Browning Auto-5 Sweet Sixteen Semi-Auto Shotgun Two Barrel Set

Browning Auto-5 Sweet Sixteen Semi-Auto Shotgun Two Barrel Set

Lot # 1224 (Sale Order: 225 of 667)      

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serial #42097PR221, 16 ga., 26” ventilated rib screw choke barrel and 24” rifle sighted barrel with bright excellent bores. The metal surfaces of this Grade I shotgun retain 98% original blue with scattered tiny specks of fine oxidation staining, and some light contact point and high edge wear. The bolt and loading lever remain mostly bright with a patch of fine oxidation staining and very light pitting on the loading gate and the trigger retains nearly all of its gold finish. The checkered round knob pistolgrip stock and forend rate near excellent with a few minor light handling marks. The slug barrel retains a similar amount of original blue, is not numbered, and is sighted with a raised bead front and sporting-style rear. Included are the factory box, three Invector screw chokes in full, improved cylinder, and cylinder, choke wrench, manual and magazine tube plug. A fine example of these Japanese-made shotguns. (10A11847-2) {MODERN} (1000/1500)

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