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Smith & Wesson Model 1 Revolver - .22 Short
Lot # 1 (Sale Order: 1 of 389)
SERIAL #: 64826
DESIGN: Single action spur trigger revolver with 7-shot cylinder. 3-3/16" tip up round barrel with solid rib.
MATERIAL/FINISH COMPOSITION: Nickel plated steel. Blued fluted barrel. Smooth rosewood bird's head grip panels.
FEATURES: Blade front sight. Notch rear sight on strip of metal at top of frame. Knurled hammer. Knurled spur trigger. Irregular shaped side plate on left side held with one screw. Serial number on bottom of grip frame. Solid barrel rib stamped "SMITH & WESSON SPRINGFIELD. MASS.PAT.APR.3.55.JULY 5.59 & DEC.18.60". Comes in a red felt lined presentation display box with a wood board drilled to store thirty-eight rounds of ammunition.
CONDITION: Fine. Spotty wear and pitting to the plated surfaces. Cylinder shows a dark patina with old embedded pitting. Wood grip panels show moderate surface wear.
INVENTORY NO. / CATEGORY: 4520/ANT
ESTIMATE: $200 - $400
DESIGN: Single action spur trigger revolver with 7-shot cylinder. 3-3/16" tip up round barrel with solid rib.
MATERIAL/FINISH COMPOSITION: Nickel plated steel. Blued fluted barrel. Smooth rosewood bird's head grip panels.
FEATURES: Blade front sight. Notch rear sight on strip of metal at top of frame. Knurled hammer. Knurled spur trigger. Irregular shaped side plate on left side held with one screw. Serial number on bottom of grip frame. Solid barrel rib stamped "SMITH & WESSON SPRINGFIELD. MASS.PAT.APR.3.55.JULY 5.59 & DEC.18.60". Comes in a red felt lined presentation display box with a wood board drilled to store thirty-eight rounds of ammunition.
CONDITION: Fine. Spotty wear and pitting to the plated surfaces. Cylinder shows a dark patina with old embedded pitting. Wood grip panels show moderate surface wear.
INVENTORY NO. / CATEGORY: 4520/ANT
ESTIMATE: $200 - $400
C. Sharps Model 1A Pepperbox - .22 Cal.
Lot # 2 (Sale Order: 2 of 389)
SERIAL #: 52075
DESIGN: Hammer operated 4-shot pepperbox with rotating firing pin. 2-1/2" barrel cluster.
MATERIAL/FINISH COMPOSITION: Blued barrel cluster and hammer. Silver plated brass frame. Gutta percha grip panels.
FEATURES: Brass bead front sight. Groove rear sight. Barrel cluster slides forward for loading by pressing the barrel release on underside front of the frame. Knurled hammer. Left side of frame circular stamped "C. SHARPS / PATENT 1859". Right side of frame circular stamped "C. SHARPS & CO. / PHILADA, PA". Comes with red felt lined presentation box and metal dowel ejector rod.
CONDITION: Good. Blued surfaces show a patina and light pitting. Approximately 50% of the silver plating remains on the brass frame. Modest wear to grip panels with a very small piece of
MATERIAL missing from the bottom of the right grip panel.
INVENTORY NO. / CATEGORY: 4520/ANT
ESTIMATE: $300 - $400
DESIGN: Hammer operated 4-shot pepperbox with rotating firing pin. 2-1/2" barrel cluster.
MATERIAL/FINISH COMPOSITION: Blued barrel cluster and hammer. Silver plated brass frame. Gutta percha grip panels.
FEATURES: Brass bead front sight. Groove rear sight. Barrel cluster slides forward for loading by pressing the barrel release on underside front of the frame. Knurled hammer. Left side of frame circular stamped "C. SHARPS / PATENT 1859". Right side of frame circular stamped "C. SHARPS & CO. / PHILADA, PA". Comes with red felt lined presentation box and metal dowel ejector rod.
CONDITION: Good. Blued surfaces show a patina and light pitting. Approximately 50% of the silver plating remains on the brass frame. Modest wear to grip panels with a very small piece of
MATERIAL missing from the bottom of the right grip panel.
INVENTORY NO. / CATEGORY: 4520/ANT
ESTIMATE: $300 - $400
W.L. Evans 1826 Navy Pistol Dated 1831
Lot # 3 (Sale Order: 3 of 389)
SERIAL #: None
DESIGN: Flintlock black powder pistol made by W.L Evans of Valley Forge, Pennsylvania. 8-5/8” round barrel. .54 caliber.
MATERIAL/FINISH COMPOSITION: Iron mountings finished brown. One piece wood stock.
FEATURES: Brass blade front sight. Oval shaped rear sight on top tang. Lock plate markings in front of hammer are illegible. "1831 / USN" stamped vertically behind the hammer. Brass flash pan tilts upward at the rear. One barrel band. Left rear of barrel proofed "A H". Iron backstrap. Swivel type steel ramrod with button shaped head.
CONDITION: Good. Old pitting on muzzle, trigger guard, butt cap, and lock plate. Moderate wear to stock with some loss of
MATERIAL at the breech. One longitudinal crack on the right side at the front of the lock plate, one crack on the left of stock in front of the barrel band, and a small crack at the breech and side plate on the left side.
INVENTORY NO. / CATEGORY: 4599/ANT
ESTIMATE: $1,000 - $1,500
DESIGN: Flintlock black powder pistol made by W.L Evans of Valley Forge, Pennsylvania. 8-5/8” round barrel. .54 caliber.
MATERIAL/FINISH COMPOSITION: Iron mountings finished brown. One piece wood stock.
FEATURES: Brass blade front sight. Oval shaped rear sight on top tang. Lock plate markings in front of hammer are illegible. "1831 / USN" stamped vertically behind the hammer. Brass flash pan tilts upward at the rear. One barrel band. Left rear of barrel proofed "A H". Iron backstrap. Swivel type steel ramrod with button shaped head.
CONDITION: Good. Old pitting on muzzle, trigger guard, butt cap, and lock plate. Moderate wear to stock with some loss of
MATERIAL at the breech. One longitudinal crack on the right side at the front of the lock plate, one crack on the left of stock in front of the barrel band, and a small crack at the breech and side plate on the left side.
INVENTORY NO. / CATEGORY: 4599/ANT
ESTIMATE: $1,000 - $1,500
Colt 1851 Navy Inscribed to John G. B. Adams
Lot # 4 (Sale Order: 4 of 389)
SERIAL #: 40938 DATE OF MANF: 1855
DESIGN: Percussion operated single action with 6-shot cylinder. 7-1/2” octagon barrel. .36 caliber.
MATERIAL/FINISH COMPOSITION: Blued steel. Case hardened frame, loading lever, and hammer. Smooth wood grip panels.
FEATURES: Blade front sight. Dovetailed notch sight at rear of barrel. Small round trigger guard. "- ADDRESS SAML COLT NEW YORK CITY -" stamped on top of barrel. Serial number matches on bottom of barrel assembly, frame, trigger guard, bottom of grip, and wedge pin. "COLTS PATENT" stamped on left front of frame. Texas battle scene on cylinder. Back strap of grip inscribed "John G.B. Adams". John G.B. Adams was born October 6, 1841 in Groveland, Massachusetts. He enlisted as a private in Major Ben Perley Poore's rifle battalion, which was later folded into the 19th Massachusetts Infantry Regiment. He left the state as a Corporal in Company A on March 1, 1861. He served with 19th in the Peninsula Campaign and at the Battle of Antietam. While serving as a Second Lieutenant in Company I, he was one of 18 Union soldiers who received the Medal of Honor for valor at the Battle of Fredericksburg. Later promoted to captain, Adams commanded Company I at the Battle of Chancellorsville and the Battle of Gettysburg, where he was severely wounded on July 2, 1863. He was able to return and fight at Battle of the Wilderness, Battle of Spotsylvania Court House, and the Battle of Cold Harbor. He and the entire regiment were captured near Cold Harbor on June 22, 1864 and Adams was held at Libby Prison in Richmond, Virginia. He was also imprisoned at Macon, Georgia, and Charleston, South Carolina, where he and other officers were placed on Morris Island in an attempt to stop naval bombardment by the Union. Moved to Columbia, he and a comrade attempted to escape but were eventually captured. He was held for a total of nine months. When he returned home after the war he worked a series of jobs including working for a shoe company, a customs inspector, postmaster and deputy warden. He was a Freemason, the first member to join his local post of the GAR, served as a delegate twelve times to the national GAR convention, and served a year as Department Commander before being elected as Commander-in-Chief in 1893. At the time he was elected he had been President of the Association of the Survivors of Rebel Prisons for seven years. He was also a member of the Massachusetts Commandery of the Military Order of the Loyal Legion of the United States. In 1899 he published a memoir of his war service, Reminiscences of the Nineteenth Massachusetts Regiment. He died October 19, 1900 and is buried in Pine Grove Cemetery in Lynn, Massachusetts.
CONDITION: Very Good. Little if any of the finish remains on blued components. Case colors are very faint. Moderate fading to cylinder scene. Modest wear to grip panels. Some darkening at the edges and light erosion of the wood in the fit to the grip frame at the corners. Inscription is modestly worn but easily readable.
INVENTORY NO. / CATEGORY: 2662/ANT
ESTIMATE: $4,000 - $6,000
DESIGN: Percussion operated single action with 6-shot cylinder. 7-1/2” octagon barrel. .36 caliber.
MATERIAL/FINISH COMPOSITION: Blued steel. Case hardened frame, loading lever, and hammer. Smooth wood grip panels.
FEATURES: Blade front sight. Dovetailed notch sight at rear of barrel. Small round trigger guard. "- ADDRESS SAML COLT NEW YORK CITY -" stamped on top of barrel. Serial number matches on bottom of barrel assembly, frame, trigger guard, bottom of grip, and wedge pin. "COLTS PATENT" stamped on left front of frame. Texas battle scene on cylinder. Back strap of grip inscribed "John G.B. Adams". John G.B. Adams was born October 6, 1841 in Groveland, Massachusetts. He enlisted as a private in Major Ben Perley Poore's rifle battalion, which was later folded into the 19th Massachusetts Infantry Regiment. He left the state as a Corporal in Company A on March 1, 1861. He served with 19th in the Peninsula Campaign and at the Battle of Antietam. While serving as a Second Lieutenant in Company I, he was one of 18 Union soldiers who received the Medal of Honor for valor at the Battle of Fredericksburg. Later promoted to captain, Adams commanded Company I at the Battle of Chancellorsville and the Battle of Gettysburg, where he was severely wounded on July 2, 1863. He was able to return and fight at Battle of the Wilderness, Battle of Spotsylvania Court House, and the Battle of Cold Harbor. He and the entire regiment were captured near Cold Harbor on June 22, 1864 and Adams was held at Libby Prison in Richmond, Virginia. He was also imprisoned at Macon, Georgia, and Charleston, South Carolina, where he and other officers were placed on Morris Island in an attempt to stop naval bombardment by the Union. Moved to Columbia, he and a comrade attempted to escape but were eventually captured. He was held for a total of nine months. When he returned home after the war he worked a series of jobs including working for a shoe company, a customs inspector, postmaster and deputy warden. He was a Freemason, the first member to join his local post of the GAR, served as a delegate twelve times to the national GAR convention, and served a year as Department Commander before being elected as Commander-in-Chief in 1893. At the time he was elected he had been President of the Association of the Survivors of Rebel Prisons for seven years. He was also a member of the Massachusetts Commandery of the Military Order of the Loyal Legion of the United States. In 1899 he published a memoir of his war service, Reminiscences of the Nineteenth Massachusetts Regiment. He died October 19, 1900 and is buried in Pine Grove Cemetery in Lynn, Massachusetts.
CONDITION: Very Good. Little if any of the finish remains on blued components. Case colors are very faint. Moderate fading to cylinder scene. Modest wear to grip panels. Some darkening at the edges and light erosion of the wood in the fit to the grip frame at the corners. Inscription is modestly worn but easily readable.
INVENTORY NO. / CATEGORY: 2662/ANT
ESTIMATE: $4,000 - $6,000
Simeon North 1826 Navy Pistol Dated 1827
Lot # 5 (Sale Order: 5 of 389)
SERIAL #: None
DESIGN: Flintlock black powder pistol made by Simeon North of Middletown, Connecticut. 8-5/8” round barrel. .54 caliber.
MATERIAL/FINISH COMPOSITION: Plated iron mountings. One piece wood stock.
FEATURES: Brass bead front sight. Oval shaped rear sight on top tang. Lock plate in front of hammer stamped "US / S. NORTH". "1827" stamped behind the hammer. Brass flash pan tilts upward at the rear. One barrel band. Left rear of barrel proofed "A H". Swivel type steel ramrod with button shaped head.
CONDITION: Good. Old pitting on muzzle, barrel band, hammer, and rear half of barrel. Modest wear to stock with one crack that completely surrounds the grip half down and one small longitudinal crack at the top right front of the stock.
INVENTORY NO. / CATEGORY: 4599/ANT
ESTIMATE: $600 - $900
DESIGN: Flintlock black powder pistol made by Simeon North of Middletown, Connecticut. 8-5/8” round barrel. .54 caliber.
MATERIAL/FINISH COMPOSITION: Plated iron mountings. One piece wood stock.
FEATURES: Brass bead front sight. Oval shaped rear sight on top tang. Lock plate in front of hammer stamped "US / S. NORTH". "1827" stamped behind the hammer. Brass flash pan tilts upward at the rear. One barrel band. Left rear of barrel proofed "A H". Swivel type steel ramrod with button shaped head.
CONDITION: Good. Old pitting on muzzle, barrel band, hammer, and rear half of barrel. Modest wear to stock with one crack that completely surrounds the grip half down and one small longitudinal crack at the top right front of the stock.
INVENTORY NO. / CATEGORY: 4599/ANT
ESTIMATE: $600 - $900
Simeon North Model 1816 Flintlock Pistol
Lot # 6 (Sale Order: 6 of 389)
SERIAL #: None
DESIGN: Flintlock black powder pistol made by Simeon North of Middletown, Connecticut. 9-1/16” round barrel. .54 caliber.
MATERIAL/FINISH COMPOSITION: Iron mountings finished brown. One piece wood stock.
FEATURES: Brass blade front sight on forward strap of double barrel band. Lock plate is case hardened. Early type lock plate markings; in front of hammer stamped "S. NORTH / (American Eagle Motif with "U" and "S" at ends) / MIDLN CON". Brass flash pan tilts upward at the rear. One double strapped barrel band. Left rear of barrel proofed "P / US". Hickory ramrod with swelled tip.
CONDITION: Good. Most of the browned finish has faded. Old pitting on bottom front of barrel, barrel band, trigger guard, and at the edges. Modest wear to stock with hairline longitudinal cracks on the left side that run from the side plate to the rear back strap. Others run from the front and rear of the side plate on the same side down to the trigger guard. Ramrod is difficult to remove.
INVENTORY NO. / CATEGORY: 4599/ANT
ESTIMATE: $600 - $900
DESIGN: Flintlock black powder pistol made by Simeon North of Middletown, Connecticut. 9-1/16” round barrel. .54 caliber.
MATERIAL/FINISH COMPOSITION: Iron mountings finished brown. One piece wood stock.
FEATURES: Brass blade front sight on forward strap of double barrel band. Lock plate is case hardened. Early type lock plate markings; in front of hammer stamped "S. NORTH / (American Eagle Motif with "U" and "S" at ends) / MIDLN CON". Brass flash pan tilts upward at the rear. One double strapped barrel band. Left rear of barrel proofed "P / US". Hickory ramrod with swelled tip.
CONDITION: Good. Most of the browned finish has faded. Old pitting on bottom front of barrel, barrel band, trigger guard, and at the edges. Modest wear to stock with hairline longitudinal cracks on the left side that run from the side plate to the rear back strap. Others run from the front and rear of the side plate on the same side down to the trigger guard. Ramrod is difficult to remove.
INVENTORY NO. / CATEGORY: 4599/ANT
ESTIMATE: $600 - $900
Engraved Colt 1st Gen. SA Revolver - .45 Long Colt
Lot # 7 (Sale Order: 7 of 389)
SERIAL #: 124756 DATE OF MANF: 1887
DESIGN: Single action with 6-shot cylinder. 4-3/4” barrel.
MATERIAL/FINISH COMPOSITION: Nickel plated steel. Checkered black rubber grip panels with the rearing colt at the top.
FEATURES: Blade front sight. Groove rear sight. Knurled spur hammer. Decorative motif and border engraving on the barrel, frame, ejector rod housing, trigger guard, cylinder, loading gate, Top tang and back strap, and bottom grip strap. This revolver is accompanied by a Colt Factory Letter, dated July 17, 2009. It was delivered to the E.C. Meacham Arms Company in St. Louis, Missouri on June 13, 1888. The factory letter does not indicate that this gun left the factory as an engraved revolver. It possibly was sent back by the E.C. Meacham Arms company to be engraved.
CONDITION: Fine. Consistent wearing to the plated surfaces. Some areas of spotty discoloration to the barrel and hammer. Significant wearing to the checkering on the grip panels.
INVENTORY NO. / CATEGORY: 2662/ANT
ESTIMATE: $6,000 - $8,000
DESIGN: Single action with 6-shot cylinder. 4-3/4” barrel.
MATERIAL/FINISH COMPOSITION: Nickel plated steel. Checkered black rubber grip panels with the rearing colt at the top.
FEATURES: Blade front sight. Groove rear sight. Knurled spur hammer. Decorative motif and border engraving on the barrel, frame, ejector rod housing, trigger guard, cylinder, loading gate, Top tang and back strap, and bottom grip strap. This revolver is accompanied by a Colt Factory Letter, dated July 17, 2009. It was delivered to the E.C. Meacham Arms Company in St. Louis, Missouri on June 13, 1888. The factory letter does not indicate that this gun left the factory as an engraved revolver. It possibly was sent back by the E.C. Meacham Arms company to be engraved.
CONDITION: Fine. Consistent wearing to the plated surfaces. Some areas of spotty discoloration to the barrel and hammer. Significant wearing to the checkering on the grip panels.
INVENTORY NO. / CATEGORY: 2662/ANT
ESTIMATE: $6,000 - $8,000
Simeon North 1819 Flintlock Pistol Dated 1822
Lot # 8 (Sale Order: 8 of 389)
SERIAL #: None
DESIGN: Flintlock black powder pistol made by Simeon North of Middletown, Connecticut. 10” round barrel. .54 caliber.
MATERIAL/FINISH COMPOSITION: All iron mountings finished brown. One piece wood stock.
FEATURES: Brass bead front sight. Oval shaped rear sight on top tang. Lock plate in front of hammer stamped "S. NORTH / American Eagle Motif with "U" and "S" at ends) / MIDL TN CONN". "1822" stamped behind the hammer. Brass flash pan tilts upward at the rear. One barrel band secured by long narrow spring. Left rear of barrel proofed "JDJ / P / US". First American made pistol with the swivel type steel ramrod with button shaped head. Iron back strap inset into back of handle from tang to butt cap. A sliding safety bolt is installed at rear of hammer above the date on the lock plate.
CONDITION: Very good. Most of the browned finish has faded. Old spotty pitting on metal surfaces. Modest wear to stock with numerous scrapes and dents. One hairline longitudinal crack on the bottom of the stock running from the trigger guard to the front barrel band.
INVENTORY NO. / CATEGORY: 4599/ANT
ESTIMATE: $500 - $800
DESIGN: Flintlock black powder pistol made by Simeon North of Middletown, Connecticut. 10” round barrel. .54 caliber.
MATERIAL/FINISH COMPOSITION: All iron mountings finished brown. One piece wood stock.
FEATURES: Brass bead front sight. Oval shaped rear sight on top tang. Lock plate in front of hammer stamped "S. NORTH / American Eagle Motif with "U" and "S" at ends) / MIDL TN CONN". "1822" stamped behind the hammer. Brass flash pan tilts upward at the rear. One barrel band secured by long narrow spring. Left rear of barrel proofed "JDJ / P / US". First American made pistol with the swivel type steel ramrod with button shaped head. Iron back strap inset into back of handle from tang to butt cap. A sliding safety bolt is installed at rear of hammer above the date on the lock plate.
CONDITION: Very good. Most of the browned finish has faded. Old spotty pitting on metal surfaces. Modest wear to stock with numerous scrapes and dents. One hairline longitudinal crack on the bottom of the stock running from the trigger guard to the front barrel band.
INVENTORY NO. / CATEGORY: 4599/ANT
ESTIMATE: $500 - $800
US Model 1819 Modified Flintlock Pistol
Lot # 9 (Sale Order: 9 of 389)
SERIAL #: None
DESIGN: Flintlock black powder pistol with Asa Waters marked lock plate. 10” round barrel. Bore measures to approximately .54" caliber.
MATERIAL/FINISH COMPOSITION: Iron mountings finished bright. One piece wood stock.
FEATURES: Brass bead front sight. Oval shaped rear sight on top tang. Lock plate in front of hammer stamped "A.H. WATERS & CO / MILBURY,MASS / 1837". Brass flash pan tilts upward at the rear. One barrel band with extended lower tang secured by long narrow spring. Case hardened lock plate, hammer, and frizzen. Blued trigger and frizzen spring. Left rear of barrel proofed "P / US" with inspector's initials above that. Swivel type steel ramrod with button shaped head. Iron back strap inset into back of handle from tang to butt cap.
CONDITION: Good. A dark patina covers the trigger guard and butt cap. Most of the browned finish has faded from the other iron mountings. Old embedded pitting covers most of the metal surfaces. Modest wear to stock with numerous scrapes and dents. A 1" hairline longitudinal crack on the bottom of the stock runs from the front barrel band rearward.
INVENTORY NO. / CATEGORY: 4599/ANT
ESTIMATE: $400 - $600
DESIGN: Flintlock black powder pistol with Asa Waters marked lock plate. 10” round barrel. Bore measures to approximately .54" caliber.
MATERIAL/FINISH COMPOSITION: Iron mountings finished bright. One piece wood stock.
FEATURES: Brass bead front sight. Oval shaped rear sight on top tang. Lock plate in front of hammer stamped "A.H. WATERS & CO / MILBURY,MASS / 1837". Brass flash pan tilts upward at the rear. One barrel band with extended lower tang secured by long narrow spring. Case hardened lock plate, hammer, and frizzen. Blued trigger and frizzen spring. Left rear of barrel proofed "P / US" with inspector's initials above that. Swivel type steel ramrod with button shaped head. Iron back strap inset into back of handle from tang to butt cap.
CONDITION: Good. A dark patina covers the trigger guard and butt cap. Most of the browned finish has faded from the other iron mountings. Old embedded pitting covers most of the metal surfaces. Modest wear to stock with numerous scrapes and dents. A 1" hairline longitudinal crack on the bottom of the stock runs from the front barrel band rearward.
INVENTORY NO. / CATEGORY: 4599/ANT
ESTIMATE: $400 - $600
Engraved Colt 1851 Inscribed to Gov. C L Robinson
Lot # 10 (Sale Order: 10 of 389)
SERIAL #: 29878 DATE OF MANF: 1853
DESIGN: Percussion operated single action with 6-shot cylinder. 7-1/2” octagon barrel. .36 caliber.
MATERIAL/FINISH COMPOSITION: Blued steel. Case hardened frame, loading lever, and hammer. Brass trigger guard, front, rear, and bottom grip straps. Smooth wood grip panels.
FEATURES: The rear of the barrel assembly and loading lever, frame, hammer, trigger guard, as well as the front, rear, and bottom of grip straps are engraved in motifs and unique border engraving. Brass bead front sight. Dovetailed notch sight at rear of barrel. Small round trigger guard. "- ADDRESS SAML COLT NEW YORK CITY -" stamped on top of barrel. Serial number matches on bottom of barrel assembly, frame, trigger guard, bottom of grip, and wedge pin. "COLTS PATENT" stamped on left front of frame in a crescent pattern within one of the engraved motifs. Texas battle scene on cylinder. Back strap of grip inscribed "CHARLES L. ROBINSON / FROM HIS FRIENDS". Charles L. Robinson was born July 21, 1818 in Hardwick, Massachusetts. Robinson was the first Governor of Kansas. He was also the first governor to be impeached. He was not convicted or removed from office, but is the only governor of Kansas to be impeached in history. He was educated at Hadley and Amherst academies, and at Amherst College. He studied medicine in Woodstock, Vermont, and later in Pittsfield, Massachusetts, where he earned his medical degree at the Berkshire Medical College in 1843. He practiced medicine in Belchertown, Springfield, and Fitchburg. In 1849, he traveled to California where he edited a daily paper in Sacramento called the Settler's and Miner's Tribune in 1850, took an active part in the riots of 1850 as an upholder of squatter sovereignty and was seriously wounded. While under indictment for conspiracy and murder, he was elected to the California legislature. He was subsequently discharged by the court without trial and represented California's 12th State Assembly district from 1851 to 1852. In June 1854, he went to Kansas as confidential agent of the New England Emigrant Aid Society. During the Bleeding Kansas tragedy, he angered many with his passionate support for the Free-Staters, who were promoting a fight against pro-slavery advocates. He was illegally elected Territorial Governor of Kansas under the Topeka Constitution in January 1856. From the spring of 1856 until September, Robinson and several other Free-State leaders, including the son of abolitionist John Brown, were held in custody in Camp Sackett. In 1861, Robinson became governor of the newly admitted State of Kansas. His impeachment was due to a political rivalry with James H. Lane. Although he was found not guilty, it hurt his political career. He was elected to the Kansas State Senate and served from 1873 to 1881. He was Superintendent of the Haskell Institute from 1887 to 1889, and regent of the University of Kansas for twelve years. Charles L. Robinson died on August 17, 1894. He is buried in Oak Hill Cemetery, Lawrence, Douglas County, Kansas.
CONDITION: Very Good. Little if any of the finish remains on blued components. Case colors have largely faded. Moderate fading to cylinder scene. The brass is moderately worn, especially on the trigger guard. Moderate surface wear to grip panels. Some darkening and light erosion of the wood in the fit to the grip frame at the corners. Inscription is easily readable.
INVENTORY NO. / CATEGORY: 2662/ANT
ESTIMATE: $8,000 - $10,000
DESIGN: Percussion operated single action with 6-shot cylinder. 7-1/2” octagon barrel. .36 caliber.
MATERIAL/FINISH COMPOSITION: Blued steel. Case hardened frame, loading lever, and hammer. Brass trigger guard, front, rear, and bottom grip straps. Smooth wood grip panels.
FEATURES: The rear of the barrel assembly and loading lever, frame, hammer, trigger guard, as well as the front, rear, and bottom of grip straps are engraved in motifs and unique border engraving. Brass bead front sight. Dovetailed notch sight at rear of barrel. Small round trigger guard. "- ADDRESS SAML COLT NEW YORK CITY -" stamped on top of barrel. Serial number matches on bottom of barrel assembly, frame, trigger guard, bottom of grip, and wedge pin. "COLTS PATENT" stamped on left front of frame in a crescent pattern within one of the engraved motifs. Texas battle scene on cylinder. Back strap of grip inscribed "CHARLES L. ROBINSON / FROM HIS FRIENDS". Charles L. Robinson was born July 21, 1818 in Hardwick, Massachusetts. Robinson was the first Governor of Kansas. He was also the first governor to be impeached. He was not convicted or removed from office, but is the only governor of Kansas to be impeached in history. He was educated at Hadley and Amherst academies, and at Amherst College. He studied medicine in Woodstock, Vermont, and later in Pittsfield, Massachusetts, where he earned his medical degree at the Berkshire Medical College in 1843. He practiced medicine in Belchertown, Springfield, and Fitchburg. In 1849, he traveled to California where he edited a daily paper in Sacramento called the Settler's and Miner's Tribune in 1850, took an active part in the riots of 1850 as an upholder of squatter sovereignty and was seriously wounded. While under indictment for conspiracy and murder, he was elected to the California legislature. He was subsequently discharged by the court without trial and represented California's 12th State Assembly district from 1851 to 1852. In June 1854, he went to Kansas as confidential agent of the New England Emigrant Aid Society. During the Bleeding Kansas tragedy, he angered many with his passionate support for the Free-Staters, who were promoting a fight against pro-slavery advocates. He was illegally elected Territorial Governor of Kansas under the Topeka Constitution in January 1856. From the spring of 1856 until September, Robinson and several other Free-State leaders, including the son of abolitionist John Brown, were held in custody in Camp Sackett. In 1861, Robinson became governor of the newly admitted State of Kansas. His impeachment was due to a political rivalry with James H. Lane. Although he was found not guilty, it hurt his political career. He was elected to the Kansas State Senate and served from 1873 to 1881. He was Superintendent of the Haskell Institute from 1887 to 1889, and regent of the University of Kansas for twelve years. Charles L. Robinson died on August 17, 1894. He is buried in Oak Hill Cemetery, Lawrence, Douglas County, Kansas.
CONDITION: Very Good. Little if any of the finish remains on blued components. Case colors have largely faded. Moderate fading to cylinder scene. The brass is moderately worn, especially on the trigger guard. Moderate surface wear to grip panels. Some darkening and light erosion of the wood in the fit to the grip frame at the corners. Inscription is easily readable.
INVENTORY NO. / CATEGORY: 2662/ANT
ESTIMATE: $8,000 - $10,000
French Model 1892 Service Revolver - 8x27mm R
Lot # 11 (Sale Order: 11 of 389)
SERIAL #: H 23958
DESIGN: Double action with 6-shot swing out cylinder. 4-5/8" barrel. Replaced the French MAS1873 service revolver.
MATERIAL/FINISH COMPOSITION: Blued steel. Checkered wood grip panels.
FEATURES: Blade front sight. U-notch rear sight. Knurled hammer. Cylinder swings out to the right. Lanyard ring at the bottom of the grip. Right side of frame inscribed "ACIER FORGE / ST. ETIENNE". Model stamped on top barrel flat. Right barrel flat stamped "A 1914".
CONDITION: Good. Approximately 50% of the finish remains on metal components. Light scratches, dents, and some tooling marks across metal surfaces. Moderate muzzle wear. Bore is very good. Cylinder is good. Modest surface wear to the grip panels.
INVENTORY NO. / CATEGORY: 4520-006/C&R
ESTIMATE: $250 - $350
DESIGN: Double action with 6-shot swing out cylinder. 4-5/8" barrel. Replaced the French MAS1873 service revolver.
MATERIAL/FINISH COMPOSITION: Blued steel. Checkered wood grip panels.
FEATURES: Blade front sight. U-notch rear sight. Knurled hammer. Cylinder swings out to the right. Lanyard ring at the bottom of the grip. Right side of frame inscribed "ACIER FORGE / ST. ETIENNE". Model stamped on top barrel flat. Right barrel flat stamped "A 1914".
CONDITION: Good. Approximately 50% of the finish remains on metal components. Light scratches, dents, and some tooling marks across metal surfaces. Moderate muzzle wear. Bore is very good. Cylinder is good. Modest surface wear to the grip panels.
INVENTORY NO. / CATEGORY: 4520-006/C&R
ESTIMATE: $250 - $350
Italian Model 1889 Service Revolver - 10.4x20mm R
Lot # 12 (Sale Order: 12 of 389)
SERIAL #: P1421
DESIGN: Spanish made double action with 6-shot cylinder. 4-1/2" octagonal barrel.
MATERIAL/FINISH COMPOSITION: Blued steel. Checkered wood grip panels.
FEATURES: A-post front sight. Groove rear sight. Knurled hammer. Folding trigger. No trigger guard. Lanyard ring at the bottom of the grip. Left side of frame dated 1917.
CONDITION: Good. Approximately 60% of the finish remains on metal components. Light scratches and spotty pitting across metal surfaces. Bore is good. Cylinder is good with a light drag line. Light surface wear to the bottom of the grip panels.
INVENTORY NO. / CATEGORY: 4520-005/C&R
ESTIMATE: $300 - $400
DESIGN: Spanish made double action with 6-shot cylinder. 4-1/2" octagonal barrel.
MATERIAL/FINISH COMPOSITION: Blued steel. Checkered wood grip panels.
FEATURES: A-post front sight. Groove rear sight. Knurled hammer. Folding trigger. No trigger guard. Lanyard ring at the bottom of the grip. Left side of frame dated 1917.
CONDITION: Good. Approximately 60% of the finish remains on metal components. Light scratches and spotty pitting across metal surfaces. Bore is good. Cylinder is good with a light drag line. Light surface wear to the bottom of the grip panels.
INVENTORY NO. / CATEGORY: 4520-005/C&R
ESTIMATE: $300 - $400
CZ Model 82 Military Pistol - 9x18mm Makarov
Lot # 13 (Sale Order: 13 of 389)
SERIAL #: 111983
DESIGN: Single/double action semiautomatic pistol with detachable magazine. 3.8" barrel. Current Czech military sidearm imported by C.A.I. of Georgia, Vermont. Similar to the model 83.
MATERIAL/FINISH COMPOSITION: Blued steel. Checkered wood grip panels with the "CZ" logo at the bottom.
FEATURES: Blade front sight with red insert. Rear partridge style sight with two white dots. Serrated hammer. Ambidextrous safety at rear of frame. Lanyard ring on bottom rear of grip. Comes with photo copy of owner's manual and two magazines.
CONDITION: Excellent. Approximately 95% + of the finish remains on metal components. Minimal wear to metal components. Bore is excellent. Grip panels show minimal wear with one small vertical hairline crack below the ambidextrous safety on the right side.
INVENTORY NO. / CATEGORY: 4487-001/FFL
ESTIMATE: $300 - $400
DESIGN: Single/double action semiautomatic pistol with detachable magazine. 3.8" barrel. Current Czech military sidearm imported by C.A.I. of Georgia, Vermont. Similar to the model 83.
MATERIAL/FINISH COMPOSITION: Blued steel. Checkered wood grip panels with the "CZ" logo at the bottom.
FEATURES: Blade front sight with red insert. Rear partridge style sight with two white dots. Serrated hammer. Ambidextrous safety at rear of frame. Lanyard ring on bottom rear of grip. Comes with photo copy of owner's manual and two magazines.
CONDITION: Excellent. Approximately 95% + of the finish remains on metal components. Minimal wear to metal components. Bore is excellent. Grip panels show minimal wear with one small vertical hairline crack below the ambidextrous safety on the right side.
INVENTORY NO. / CATEGORY: 4487-001/FFL
ESTIMATE: $300 - $400
Accessory Grouping for the CZ Model 82 Pistol
Lot # 14 (Sale Order: 14 of 389)
DESCRIPTION: A group of new and unused accessories for the CZ Model 82 military pistol. Includes two magazines, a set of checkered wood grip panels, a set of checkered black plastic grip panels, a Zili Praha brand black leather hip holster with retention strap, and two Zili Praha brand black leather magazine holsters.
MEASUREMENTS: Various.
CONDITION: All items are New in their original packaging.
ESTIMATE: $100 - $200
MEASUREMENTS: Various.
CONDITION: All items are New in their original packaging.
ESTIMATE: $100 - $200
Mauser Code "42" (1940) Luger Pistol - 9mm Cal.
Lot # 15 (Sale Order: 15 of 389)
SERIAL #: 140
DESIGN: Semiautomatic with detachable magazine. 4" barrel.
MATERIAL/FINISH COMPOSITION: Blued steel. Checkered wood grip panels.
FEATURES: Blade front sight. V-notch rear sight. Dated 1940 on top front of frame. Top of toggle action marked "42". "Eagle/655" proofed on right front of frame. Butt stock lug at bottom rear of grip. Lanyard loop at top rear of frame. No grip safety. Numbers match on frame, bottom of barrel, and various other components. Comes with one magazine and unmarked brown leather shoulder holster with retention strap.
CONDITION: Very good. Approximately 80% of the finish remains on metal components. Wear at the edges. Modest muzzle wear. Bore is fair to good. Modest wear to grip panels. Holster shows significant surface wear.
INVENTORY NO. / CATEGORY: 3658-051/C&R
ESTIMATE: $800 - $1,200
DESIGN: Semiautomatic with detachable magazine. 4" barrel.
MATERIAL/FINISH COMPOSITION: Blued steel. Checkered wood grip panels.
FEATURES: Blade front sight. V-notch rear sight. Dated 1940 on top front of frame. Top of toggle action marked "42". "Eagle/655" proofed on right front of frame. Butt stock lug at bottom rear of grip. Lanyard loop at top rear of frame. No grip safety. Numbers match on frame, bottom of barrel, and various other components. Comes with one magazine and unmarked brown leather shoulder holster with retention strap.
CONDITION: Very good. Approximately 80% of the finish remains on metal components. Wear at the edges. Modest muzzle wear. Bore is fair to good. Modest wear to grip panels. Holster shows significant surface wear.
INVENTORY NO. / CATEGORY: 3658-051/C&R
ESTIMATE: $800 - $1,200
Iver Johnson Target Sealed 8 Revolver - .22 Cal.
Lot # 16 (Sale Order: 16 of 389)
SERIAL #: M62266
DESIGN: Double action with 8-shot removable cylinder. 4" round barrel.
MATERIAL/FINISH COMPOSITION: Blued steel. Checkered wood one piece grip.
FEATURES: Blade front sight. Groove rear sight. Case hardened hammer and trigger. Top strap stamped with the model, manufacturer, and address. Comes with brown leather hip holster with flap and leg cord.
CONDITION: Very good. Approximately 75% of the finish remains on metal components. Light scratches and scrapes to the frame and barrel. Bore is very good. Cylinder good and shows a moderate loss of bluing. Light wear to the grip. Moderate surface wear to the holster.
INVENTORY NO. / CATEGORY: 1453-002/FFL
ESTIMATE: $150 - $200
DESIGN: Double action with 8-shot removable cylinder. 4" round barrel.
MATERIAL/FINISH COMPOSITION: Blued steel. Checkered wood one piece grip.
FEATURES: Blade front sight. Groove rear sight. Case hardened hammer and trigger. Top strap stamped with the model, manufacturer, and address. Comes with brown leather hip holster with flap and leg cord.
CONDITION: Very good. Approximately 75% of the finish remains on metal components. Light scratches and scrapes to the frame and barrel. Bore is very good. Cylinder good and shows a moderate loss of bluing. Light wear to the grip. Moderate surface wear to the holster.
INVENTORY NO. / CATEGORY: 1453-002/FFL
ESTIMATE: $150 - $200
Forehand Arms Top Break Revolver - .32 S&W
Lot # 17 (Sale Order: 17 of 389)
SERIAL #: 166063
DESIGN: Top break double action with 6-shot cylinder. 3-1/4" barrel with solid rib.
MATERIAL/FINISH COMPOSITION: Chrome plated steel. Checkered black plastic grip panels.
FEATURES: Blade front sight. Groove rear sight. Case hardened trigger and knurled hammer. Blued trigger guard. Top of rib stamped with manufacturer, address, and patent information.
CONDITION: Good. Approximately 80% of the finish remains on plated components. Light scratches, flaking, and old pitting across those plated surfaces. Bore is fair. Cylinder is fair and shows a light drag line. Grip panels show light wear.
INVENTORY NO. / CATEGORY: 4520-002/C&R
ESTIMATE: $100 - $130
DESIGN: Top break double action with 6-shot cylinder. 3-1/4" barrel with solid rib.
MATERIAL/FINISH COMPOSITION: Chrome plated steel. Checkered black plastic grip panels.
FEATURES: Blade front sight. Groove rear sight. Case hardened trigger and knurled hammer. Blued trigger guard. Top of rib stamped with manufacturer, address, and patent information.
CONDITION: Good. Approximately 80% of the finish remains on plated components. Light scratches, flaking, and old pitting across those plated surfaces. Bore is fair. Cylinder is fair and shows a light drag line. Grip panels show light wear.
INVENTORY NO. / CATEGORY: 4520-002/C&R
ESTIMATE: $100 - $130
S&W .32-20 Hand Ejector-4th Change - .32-20 Cal.
Lot # 18 (Sale Order: 18 of 389)
SERIAL #: 79085
DESIGN: Double action with 6-shot swing out cylinder. 6" barrel. Also called the .32-20 Hand Ejector Model of 1905 - 4th Change.
MATERIAL/FINISH COMPOSITION: Blued steel. Checkered wood grip panels with S&W medallions at the top. Built on the K frame with five screws.
FEATURES: Blade front sight. Groove rear sight. Knurled hammer. Left side of barrel stamped "SMITH & WESSON". Right side of barrel stamped "32-20 CT".
CONDITION: Good. Less than 50% of the finish remains on metal components. Light scratches, dents, and some tooling marks across metal surfaces. Bore is good. Cylinder is good and shows a moderate drag line. Grip panels show significant wear to the checkering and several gouges on the bottom.
INVENTORY NO. / CATEGORY: 4520-007/C&R
ESTIMATE: $200 - $300
DESIGN: Double action with 6-shot swing out cylinder. 6" barrel. Also called the .32-20 Hand Ejector Model of 1905 - 4th Change.
MATERIAL/FINISH COMPOSITION: Blued steel. Checkered wood grip panels with S&W medallions at the top. Built on the K frame with five screws.
FEATURES: Blade front sight. Groove rear sight. Knurled hammer. Left side of barrel stamped "SMITH & WESSON". Right side of barrel stamped "32-20 CT".
CONDITION: Good. Less than 50% of the finish remains on metal components. Light scratches, dents, and some tooling marks across metal surfaces. Bore is good. Cylinder is good and shows a moderate drag line. Grip panels show significant wear to the checkering and several gouges on the bottom.
INVENTORY NO. / CATEGORY: 4520-007/C&R
ESTIMATE: $200 - $300
Cimmaron Firearms SAA Revolver - .45 Long Colt
Lot # 19 (Sale Order: 19 of 389)
SERIAL #: SA25209
DESIGN: Single action with 6-shot removable cylinder. 4-3/4" barrel.
MATERIAL/FINISH COMPOSITION: Blued steel barrel and cylinder. Case hardened frame. Smooth rosewood grip panels.
FEATURES: Blade front sight. Groove rear sight. Case hardened knurled spur hammer. Brass trigger guard and front and rear grip straps. Loading gate and ejector rod on right side of frame. Comes with open top brown leather hip holster.
CONDITION: Excellent. Approximately 85% + of the finish remains on blued components. A few scratches on the barrel and cylinder. Case colors are very good. Brass is lightly faded. Bore is excellent. Cylinder is very good and shows a light drag line. Minimal wear to grip panels. Light surface wear to holster.
INVENTORY NO. / CATEGORY: 4520-001/FFL
ESTIMATE: $250 - $350
DESIGN: Single action with 6-shot removable cylinder. 4-3/4" barrel.
MATERIAL/FINISH COMPOSITION: Blued steel barrel and cylinder. Case hardened frame. Smooth rosewood grip panels.
FEATURES: Blade front sight. Groove rear sight. Case hardened knurled spur hammer. Brass trigger guard and front and rear grip straps. Loading gate and ejector rod on right side of frame. Comes with open top brown leather hip holster.
CONDITION: Excellent. Approximately 85% + of the finish remains on blued components. A few scratches on the barrel and cylinder. Case colors are very good. Brass is lightly faded. Bore is excellent. Cylinder is very good and shows a light drag line. Minimal wear to grip panels. Light surface wear to holster.
INVENTORY NO. / CATEGORY: 4520-001/FFL
ESTIMATE: $250 - $350
Inter Continental Arms Dakota Revolver - .357 Mag.
Lot # 20 (Sale Order: 20 of 389)
SERIAL #: 5943
DESIGN: Single action with 6-shot removable cylinder. 7-1/2" barrel.
MATERIAL/FINISH COMPOSITION: Blued steel barrel and cylinder. Case hardened frame. Smooth wood grip panels.
FEATURES: Blade front sight. Groove rear sight. Knurled spur hammer. Brass trigger guard and front and rear grip straps. Loading gate and ejector rod on right side of frame.
CONDITION: Very good. Approximately 80% of the finish remains on blued components. Light scratches on the barrel while the cylinder shows more scratches around the circumference. Case colors are very good. Brass is modestly faded. Bore is excellent. Cylinder is good and shows a moderate drag line. Grip panels show light wear.
INVENTORY NO. / CATEGORY: 4520-003/FFL
ESTIMATE: $200 - $300
DESIGN: Single action with 6-shot removable cylinder. 7-1/2" barrel.
MATERIAL/FINISH COMPOSITION: Blued steel barrel and cylinder. Case hardened frame. Smooth wood grip panels.
FEATURES: Blade front sight. Groove rear sight. Knurled spur hammer. Brass trigger guard and front and rear grip straps. Loading gate and ejector rod on right side of frame.
CONDITION: Very good. Approximately 80% of the finish remains on blued components. Light scratches on the barrel while the cylinder shows more scratches around the circumference. Case colors are very good. Brass is modestly faded. Bore is excellent. Cylinder is good and shows a moderate drag line. Grip panels show light wear.
INVENTORY NO. / CATEGORY: 4520-003/FFL
ESTIMATE: $200 - $300
Browning Model 1922 (10/22 FN) Pistol - 7.65mm Cal
Lot # 21 (Sale Order: 21 of 389)
SERIAL #: 66535
DESIGN: Hammerless single action semi-automatic with detachable magazine. 4-1/2" barrel. Made primarily for military and police contracts by FN.
MATERIAL/FINISH COMPOSITION: Blued steel. Checkered black plastic grip panels with the "FN" logo at the top.
FEATURES: Blade front sight. V-notch rear sight. Grip safety. Magazine release at bottom of grip. Left side of slide is stamped "FABRIQUE NATIONALE D'ARMES DE GUERRE HERSTAL BELGIQUE / BROWNING'S PATENT DEPOSE". WAA140 proof marks. Serial number matches on frame, barrel, and right front of slide. Comes with one magazine.
CONDITION: Very good. Approximately 75% of the finish remains on metal components. Loss of bluing to the muzzle, right side of the slide, and at the edges. Light wear to the checkering on the grip panels.
INVENTORY NO. / CATEGORY: 1453-001/C&R
ESTIMATE: $250 - $350
DESIGN: Hammerless single action semi-automatic with detachable magazine. 4-1/2" barrel. Made primarily for military and police contracts by FN.
MATERIAL/FINISH COMPOSITION: Blued steel. Checkered black plastic grip panels with the "FN" logo at the top.
FEATURES: Blade front sight. V-notch rear sight. Grip safety. Magazine release at bottom of grip. Left side of slide is stamped "FABRIQUE NATIONALE D'ARMES DE GUERRE HERSTAL BELGIQUE / BROWNING'S PATENT DEPOSE". WAA140 proof marks. Serial number matches on frame, barrel, and right front of slide. Comes with one magazine.
CONDITION: Very good. Approximately 75% of the finish remains on metal components. Loss of bluing to the muzzle, right side of the slide, and at the edges. Light wear to the checkering on the grip panels.
INVENTORY NO. / CATEGORY: 1453-001/C&R
ESTIMATE: $250 - $350
Beretta Model 21A Pistol - .22 Long Rifle
Lot # 22 (Sale Order: 22 of 389)
SERIAL #: BBS56120U
DESIGN: Double action semiautomatic with detachable magazine. 2.4" tip up barrel.
MATERIAL/FINISH COMPOSITION: Blued steel. Alloy frame. Smooth wood grip panels with the Beretta logo in the middle.
FEATURES: Blade front sight. Groove rear sight. Bobbed hammer. Thumb safety. Beaver tail grip. Pistol comes with one magazine.
CONDITION: Excellent. Approximately 90% + of the finish remains on metal components. Light handling marks. Bore is excellent. Grip panels show light wear.
INVENTORY NO. / CATEGORY: 4585-005/FFL
ESTIMATE: $200 - $250
DESIGN: Double action semiautomatic with detachable magazine. 2.4" tip up barrel.
MATERIAL/FINISH COMPOSITION: Blued steel. Alloy frame. Smooth wood grip panels with the Beretta logo in the middle.
FEATURES: Blade front sight. Groove rear sight. Bobbed hammer. Thumb safety. Beaver tail grip. Pistol comes with one magazine.
CONDITION: Excellent. Approximately 90% + of the finish remains on metal components. Light handling marks. Bore is excellent. Grip panels show light wear.
INVENTORY NO. / CATEGORY: 4585-005/FFL
ESTIMATE: $200 - $250
S&W Model of 1905 - 3rd Change Revolver - .38 Spl.
Lot # 23 (Sale Order: 23 of 389)
SERIAL #: 166735
DESIGN: Double action with 6-shot swing out cylinder. 6" barrel. Also called the .38 Military & Police Model of 1905 - 3rd Change.
MATERIAL/FINISH COMPOSITION: Blued steel. Hammer and trigger are case hardened. Checkered wood grip panels with S&W medallions at the top. Built on the K frame with five screws.
FEATURES: Blade front sight. Groove rear sight. Knurled hammer. Left side of barrel stamped "38 S. & W. SPECIAL CTG". Comes with brown leather hip holster with retention strap and double belt loop.
CONDITION: Very good. Approximately 70% of the finish remains on metal components. Light scratches and patchy loss of bluing across metal surfaces. Case colors are good on hammer and trigger. Bore is very good. Cylinder is very good and shows a moderate drag line. Grip panels show modest wear. The medallions are absent.
INVENTORY NO. / CATEGORY: 4585-007/C&R
ESTIMATE: $200 - $300
DESIGN: Double action with 6-shot swing out cylinder. 6" barrel. Also called the .38 Military & Police Model of 1905 - 3rd Change.
MATERIAL/FINISH COMPOSITION: Blued steel. Hammer and trigger are case hardened. Checkered wood grip panels with S&W medallions at the top. Built on the K frame with five screws.
FEATURES: Blade front sight. Groove rear sight. Knurled hammer. Left side of barrel stamped "38 S. & W. SPECIAL CTG". Comes with brown leather hip holster with retention strap and double belt loop.
CONDITION: Very good. Approximately 70% of the finish remains on metal components. Light scratches and patchy loss of bluing across metal surfaces. Case colors are good on hammer and trigger. Bore is very good. Cylinder is very good and shows a moderate drag line. Grip panels show modest wear. The medallions are absent.
INVENTORY NO. / CATEGORY: 4585-007/C&R
ESTIMATE: $200 - $300
Kel-Tec Model P-32 Pistol - .32 Auto
Lot # 24 (Sale Order: 24 of 389)
SERIAL #: 05614
DESIGN: Semiautomatic with detachable magazine. 2.68" barrel.
MATERIAL/FINISH COMPOSITION: Blued steel. Black composite frame with dimpled grip panels.
FEATURES: Low post front sight. Internal hammer block safety. Magazine release at left rear of trigger guard. Belt clip installed on right side. Comes with original box, soft case, two magazines and owners manual.
CONDITION: Excellent. Approximately 90% of the finish remains on the slide. Light wear to the edges. Bore is very good. Minimal wear to grip panels.
INVENTORY NO. / CATEGORY: 4520-004/FFL
ESTIMATE: $150 - $200
DESIGN: Semiautomatic with detachable magazine. 2.68" barrel.
MATERIAL/FINISH COMPOSITION: Blued steel. Black composite frame with dimpled grip panels.
FEATURES: Low post front sight. Internal hammer block safety. Magazine release at left rear of trigger guard. Belt clip installed on right side. Comes with original box, soft case, two magazines and owners manual.
CONDITION: Excellent. Approximately 90% of the finish remains on the slide. Light wear to the edges. Bore is very good. Minimal wear to grip panels.
INVENTORY NO. / CATEGORY: 4520-004/FFL
ESTIMATE: $150 - $200
Hungarian Arms Model PPH Pistol - .380 Auto
Lot # 25 (Sale Order: 25 of 389)
SERIAL #: N 02841
DESIGN: Hungarian made semiautomatic double action pistol with detachable magazine. 3-7/8" barrel. Imported by Interarms from Alexander, Virginia.
MATERIAL/FINISH COMPOSITION: Blued steel. Checkered black plastic grip panels with a thumb rest for the right handed shooter.
FEATURES: Post and u-notch sights. Safety and de-cocking lever at left rear of frame. Serrated bobbed hammer. Comes with one magazine with grip extension.
CONDITION: Very good. Approximately 80% of the finish remains on metal components. Moderate scratches on the right front of the slide. The majority of the loss of bluing is on the surface and edges of the frame. Bore is good. Light wear to grip panels.
INVENTORY NO. / CATEGORY: 4585-006/FFL
ESTIMATE: $200 - $300
DESIGN: Hungarian made semiautomatic double action pistol with detachable magazine. 3-7/8" barrel. Imported by Interarms from Alexander, Virginia.
MATERIAL/FINISH COMPOSITION: Blued steel. Checkered black plastic grip panels with a thumb rest for the right handed shooter.
FEATURES: Post and u-notch sights. Safety and de-cocking lever at left rear of frame. Serrated bobbed hammer. Comes with one magazine with grip extension.
CONDITION: Very good. Approximately 80% of the finish remains on metal components. Moderate scratches on the right front of the slide. The majority of the loss of bluing is on the surface and edges of the frame. Bore is good. Light wear to grip panels.
INVENTORY NO. / CATEGORY: 4585-006/FFL
ESTIMATE: $200 - $300
