January 9th New Years Firearms & Militaria Auction

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January 9th New Years Firearms & Militaria Auction

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Virginia Beach, VA

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Welcome to our January 9th Echoes of Glory Firearms & Militaria Auction! This timed online only Proxibid auction will feature 250+ lots of firearms, ammunition, accessories & military collectables from many eras & countries...

Echoes of Glory International Military Auction House

(757) 425-2827

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Location: 1329 Harpers Rd #102, Virginia Beach, VA 23454
Driving Directions: From Interstate 64, take Interstate 264 toward Virginia Beach, VA. Once in Virginia Beach, take the South First Colonial Rd exit. First Colonial becomes Oceana Blvd after a 1/4 mile, stay on Oceana for 3 miles till you pass NAS Oceana's main gate (Tomcat Blvd). At the next stop light, turn right onto Harpers Rd, go 100 fet and then turn left into the Harpers Road Commerce Park - the auction house is located on the back left.

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New Year's January 9th Echoes of Glory timed online Firearms & Militaria!

Lot # 0

Welcome to our New Year's January 9th Echoes of Glory timed online Firearms & Militaria! This online only timed Proxibid auction will feature 250 lots of firearms, milita...more

Imperial German WWI 9mm P08 Luger Semi-Automatic Pistol - FFL # 2018c (A1)

Lot # 2

A 1915-dated Erfurt Arsenal Imperial German WWI 9mm P08 Luger Semi-Automatic Pistol in good to very good condition. This pistol appears re-finished and has a mismatched t...more

Antique African Tribal Spear (A)

Lot # 1

An antique west African Tribal Spear is in fair to good condition. Hand-forged, it measures 66 1/2" long.

German Military WWII Winter Issue Fur Fatigue Hat (A)

Lot # 3

An original Nazi German Military WWII era Winter Rabbit-Issue Fur Fatigue Hat in very good condition. Very warm!

British Military No 5 Mk1 Enfield Bolt-Action Carbine - FFL needed - #BH1719 (HMO 1)

Lot # 5

British Military No 5 Mk1 Enfield Bolt-Action Carbine in good overall condition. Stock has had a new coat of varnish applied and still has the common dings and marks. Mu...more

British Brown Bess Converted into a Tower Fowler/Shotgun - Antique no FFL needed (LAM 1)

Lot # 4

A British Military Tower Brown Bess Converted into a Percussionr Fowler/Shotgun in good condition with several marks throughout. Action is strong and locks back. Buttpl...more

Brescia Italian Military Carcano 1891TS 6.5x52mm Bolt-Action Carbine - FFL #BG5809 (A 1)

Lot # 6

A Brescia Italian Military Carcano 1891TS 6.5x52mm Bolt-Action Carbine in Fair to Good Condition. Wood stock shows signs of heavy use and marks throughout. Metal finish...more

US Springfield Armory 30/40 Model 1898 Krag Bolt-Action FFL #125269 (DDT 1)

Lot # 7

US Springfield Armory 30/40 Model 1898 Krag Bolt-Action in overall Good Condition. Stock is in good condition but has been sporterized and a crude set of checkering added...more

Sporterized Soviet Mdl 91/30 7.62x54r Mosin-Nagant Bolt-Action Rifle - FFL needed #19801 (DDT 1) )

Lot # 8

A sporterized Soviet Model 91/30 7.62x54r Mosin-Nagant Bolt-Action Rifle in good condition with a replacement black synthetic stock. Metal condition looks to be painted a...more

Marlin Model 80 22 LR Bolt Acton Rifle -FFL needed - #NSN (DHR 1)

Lot # 9

Marlin Model 80 22 LR Bolt Acton in overall Good Condition. Wood is is good condition with some small marks on it. Metal condition has some freckling. Trigger guard has...more

Stevens Model 84C Bolt Action .22LR Rifle - FFL needed - #NSN (DHR 1)

Lot # 10

This Stevens Model 84C Bolt Action .22LR Rifle is missing varnish and has some dings to the wood stock. Looks like there had been some tape wrapped on buttstock and has l...more

Stevens Model 59A .410 Bolt Action Shotgun - FL needed - #555. (DHR 1)

Lot # 11

This Stevens Model 59A .410 Bolt Action Shotgun is in overall Good Condition. Wood has several marks throughout and a faint crack in the wrist. Metal condition is good wi...more

J. Stevens 16 Ga Break Action Shotgun - FFL needed - #NSN (DHR 1)

Lot # 13

This J. Stevens 16 Ga Break Action Shotgun is in overall good condition. Wood shows signs of use with some old paint splatter. Replacement buttpad that is ill-fitted. So...more

Amazingly Accurate Large Ship Model of the USS Cobia Diesel Submarine (CH)

Lot # 15

An amazingly Accurate, museum-quality, Large scale ship model of the USS Cobia, a WWII era GATO-class Diesel Submarine im excellent condition. Highly detailed, beautifull...morey painted and lightly weathered as during a combat patrol...it comes with it's own plexiglass display case. The sub model is aprox 48" long, and the case dimensions are aprox 53" x 13 " and 8" wide. This would be perfect for a museum, or a fantastic man cave display! USS Cobia (SS/AGSS-245) is a Gato-class submarine, commissioned on 29 March 1944. Below is her history: First patrol Cobia reached Pearl Harbor from New London in June 1944. She put to sea on her first war patrol, bound for the Bonin Islands. In July she sank Japanese freighters. The last, Nisshu Maru, was a troop transport carrying a Japanese tank regiment to Iwo Jima. Even though casualties were low in the 26th Tank Regiment, all of the regiment's 28 tanks went to the bottom of the sea. Cobia also sank three small armed ships in a running gun battle. One of them rammed Cobia, causing minor damage, but the submarine continued her mission, sinking a converted yacht of 500 tons in August. A survivor from the yacht was rescued as Cobia's first prisoner of war. Second and third patrols After refitting at Majuro from August to September 1944, Cobia sailed into the Luzon Strait for her second war patrol, a mission frequently punctuated by attacks by Japanese aircraft. The sub rescued two survivors of a Japanese ship previously sunk by another American submarine. Cobia put into Fremantle for refit 5 November, and cleared that harbor on her third war patrol in November. Sailing into the South China Sea, she reconnoitered off Balabac Strait between December and January 1945, and in January sank the minelayer Yurishima off the southeast coast of Malaya. Surfacing to photograph her sinking victim, Cobia was driven under by a Japanese bomber. Next day she rescued two Japanese from a raft on which they had been adrift 40 days. Fourth patrol Once more she refitted at Fremantle, then sailed to the Java Sea for her fourth war patrol. In February she engaged two "sea trucks" . One of the targets resisted with machine gun fire which damaged Cobia's radar equipment and killed Ralph Clark Huston, a 20 mm gun loader and the submarine's only casualty of the war. In April she rescued seven surviving crewmembers of a downed Army bomber. Fifth and sixth patrols Cobia replenished at Subic Bay in April to May 1945, then put out for the Gulf of Siam and her fifth war patrol. In May she attacked a cargo ship, but was driven deep by depth charges hurled by minelayer Hatsutaka. Her luck changed for the better in June, when Cobia contacted a tanker convoy, and sank both a tanker and the landing craft Hakusa. She refitted once more at Fremantle between June/July, then sailed for her sixth and final war patrol. After landing intelligence teams along the coast of Java, Cobia sailed to act as lifeguard during air strikes on Formosa until the end of hostilities, returning to Saipan in August. Of Cobia's six war patrols, the first, third, fourth, and fifth were designated as "successful" war patrols, for which she received four battle stars. She was credited with having sunk a total of 16,835 tons of shipping. Post-war service Cobia sailed on for Pearl Harbor, New York, Washington, and New London, where she was decommissioned and placed in reserve. Recommissioned in 1951, Cobia trained reservists and Submarine School students at New London until placed in commission in reserve at the Portsmouth Naval Shipyard in 1953. By 1959, the Navy considered Cobia obsolete as a deployable warship and transferred her to the Milwaukee, Wisconsin Naval Reserve Center. There she served as a training platform In 1986, Cobia was incorporated as a part of the Wisconsin Maritime Museum, declared a National Historic Landmark, and placed on the National Register of Historic Places. Cobia is permanently docked at the Manitowoc River's mouth at Lake Michigan, where tours are given daily and overnight trips are available. Ongoing restoration, maintenance, and preservation efforts keep Cobia in remarkably good condition, with many systems operational, including two of the main diesel engines, the radio shack, and the SJ-1 radar, which is considered to be the oldest operating radar set in the world for the next eleven years. This is a very large and fragile piece. Shipping is expected to be very high. This will be taken to a UPS store for packaging and shipping. Expected to be in excess of $100 for shipping alone.

J. Stevens Model 235 12 Ga. Double Barreled Shotgun - FFL needed- #A28984 (DHR 1)

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January 9th New Years Firearms & Militaria Auction

January 9th New Years Firearms & Militaria Auction

New Year's January 9th Echoes of Glory timed online Firearms & Militaria!

Imperial German WWI 9mm P08 Luger Semi-Automatic Pistol - FFL # 2018c (A1)

Antique African Tribal Spear (A)

German Military WWII Winter Issue Fur Fatigue Hat (A)

British Military No 5 Mk1 Enfield Bolt-Action Carbine - FFL needed - #BH1719 (HMO 1)

British Brown Bess Converted into a Tower Fowler/Shotgun - Antique no FFL needed (LAM 1)

Brescia Italian Military Carcano 1891TS 6.5x52mm Bolt-Action Carbine - FFL #BG5809 (A 1)

US Springfield Armory 30/40 Model 1898 Krag Bolt-Action FFL #125269 (DDT 1)

Sporterized Soviet Mdl 91/30 7.62x54r Mosin-Nagant Bolt-Action Rifle - FFL needed #19801 (DDT 1) )

Marlin Model 80 22 LR Bolt Acton Rifle -FFL needed - #NSN (DHR 1)

Stevens Model 84C Bolt Action .22LR Rifle - FFL needed - #NSN (DHR 1)

Stevens Model 59A .410 Bolt Action Shotgun - FL needed - #555. (DHR 1)

J. Stevens 16 Ga Break Action Shotgun - FFL needed - #NSN (DHR 1)

Amazingly Accurate Large Ship Model of the USS Cobia Diesel Submarine (CH)

J. Stevens Model 235 12 Ga. Double Barreled Shotgun - FFL needed- #A28984 (DHR 1)

French Navy "Surcouf" Sailor's Donald Duck Cap (A)

US WWII Civil Defense Helmet (A)

Eastern Arms Company Break Action 12 GA Shotgun - FFL needed - NSN (DHR 1)

Imperial Japanese WWII Type 30 Combat Helmet (DDT)

Imperial Japanese WWII era Type 30 Combat Helmet (DDT)

US Navy VFA-14 "Tophatters" CO's Flight Helmet (KID)

Soviet Naval Enlisted Visor Hat (KID)

Soviet Naval Enlisted Visor Hat (KID)

German Military WWII "D-Day" Camo M42 Helmet (A)

German WWII M34 Medic Helmet (SRW)