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COMBAT CAPTURED STEYR-SOLOTHURN ORIGINAL MP34 SMG

Lot #1001 (Sale Order 1 of 693)

W/ ORIGINAL IRS DOCUMENTATION. Cal. 9mm Steyr. S# 6438. Bbl. 8”. This particular example was brought back to the United States from Germany where it was captured in combat as a war souvenir & submitted for registration w/ the Treasury Department's "APPLICATION FOR IMPORTATION OF FIREARMS" which was approved by the IRS June 16, 1947 after being submitted on January 13, 1947. Mfg. by Steyr-Solothurn, the MP34 utilizes old world manufacturing techniques that more resemble precision machinery than an open bolt submachine gun. Unlike those that would follow, manufactured in a way conducive to mass production utilizing as many wide spec parts as possible for broad spectrum uniformity, the MP34 is fitted, machined & finished w/ extremely tight tolerances. Weighing in at a hefty 10 lbs., it tames the 9mm cartridge in this particular offering like a kitten. Richly blued steel w/ a fine walnut stock, it looks more like an expensive collectible rifle than the purpose it was actually mfg. to provide. Details such as knurling of the sight adjustment & the micro serrations & circular grooves on other parts immediately display the quality of manufacturing. A vented bbl. shroud w/ a right side mounted bayonet is another unique trait of this classic SMG. The recoil buffering system is a rod that connects to the bolt & telescopes into the buttstock outwardly similar to the FN/FAL family of firearms. This is not a tube gun but a finely machined receiver w/ a circular interior. Exterior machining more resembles an octagon. Another unique trait is a hinged top cover to access the bolt & carrier in an accurate & rapid manner. Front sight is a protected permanent post. Rear tangent sight graduates from 50 to 500 meters in micro adjustments. These were select fire w/ the “E” (semi) & “F” (full) selector bar on the left side of the stock between the trigger & the receiver. To render inoperable, the original selector was tacked so it would not disengage from semi. The selector has since been replaced though the original is included & may easily be brought back to service. The original copy of this form is included w/ this lot to the successful bidder. MAGS: 3 - 32 rd. UNATTACHED ACCESSORIES: original Treasury Department registration as war souvenir, as mentioned above. Original leather mag. pouch. Original selector. CONDITION: blue remains dark w/ a consistent finish over all exterior metal surfaces where originally applied. Patches of old light patina are apparent mostly above magazine well but may be found indiscriminately throughout as well as some light dings on the bbl. shroud possibly from armory rack wear. Stock has impressions & scratches consistent w/ firearms of this era & is numbered to match the gun. Every moving part functions smooth & fluid & gun appears to function properly. Bore is clean w/ good rifling. (03-1425/JZ). THIS IS A NATIONAL FIREARMS ACT CURIO & RELIC REQUIRING BATF TRANSFER BEFORE TAKING POSSESSION. FULLY TRANSFERABLE. $12,000-18,000.

JAPANESE TYPE 92 HEAVY MG.

Lot #1002 (Sale Order 2 of 693)

Cal. 7.7mm. S# 41454. Bbl. 28". Made by Hitachi in December, 1943. Complete w/ an original tripod also manufactured by Hitachi in November, 1942. The right sideplate is engraved “JPL T AZ85653”. Several features of this gun were developed from the early Hotchkiss MG design. Most prominent are the easily recognizable heavy cooling fins (we have an original Hotchkiss in this auction which can be viewed to see the similarities). 4X10 Optic mfg Tokyo. The gun & the tripod are both fantastic examples not only in aesthetics, but in ease of movement & operation. This gun was once part of the Dolf Goldsmith collection, the author of many authoritative hard cover MG books including “The Devil’s Paintbrush”. It was also formerly on loan to the Evergreen Aviation & Space Museum. We are delighted to include this in our October, 2019 auction. CONDITION: like other guns from this period, light dusting of patina has appeared before being brought back under control. All moving parts function smooth & fluidly & gun appears to function properly. Good bore w/ decent rifling. (03-1429). THIS IS A NATIONAL FIREARMS ACT CURIO & RELIC REQUIRING BATF TRANSFER BEFORE TAKING POSSESSION. FULLY TRANSFERABLE. $15,000-22,000.

GWINN 1919A4 MG.

Lot #1003 (Sale Order 3 of 693)

Cal. 308. S# 0001. Bbl. 24”. Early WWII vintage Browning 1919 A-4 built on a Gwinn Firearms registered side plate. Mack Gwinn, the papered manufacturer is a Bangor, Maine area native w/ a long history in both U.S. military special forces & the firearms industry. Very common to find these 1919 examples chambered in 308, 30-06 & 8mm. Paperwork indicates original registration was 30-06, though current configuration is at least partially 308. 7.62X51 Conversion does not currently include rear spacer for .308. This gun is mounted on a popular WWII M-2 tripod. Tripod has a brass plate marked “Evans Pr. Co. 1942”. 718 Dia. muzzle booster marked “BA”. Originally sold from the collection of Bill Morrison. CONDITION: gun has parkerized finish & tripod shows evidence of a few different worn coats of paint over the years. Both are matching in a similar common gentle overall light patina. Sights are intact & function properly. Traverse & elevation mechanism are smooth & easily allow for both free moving & micro adjustment when desired. Fiber A6 pistol grip. Right side panel has a horizontal crack at the screw hole & a sm. piece missing on the bottom though neither seem to inhibit function. Bore retains extremely strong rifling. (03-1428/JZ). MODERN. THIS IS A NATIONAL FIREARMS ACT NFA REQUIRING BATF TRANSFER BEFORE TAKING POSSESSION. FULLY TRANSFERABLE. $10,000-15,000.

DWM MAXIM MG08 MG.

Lot #1004 (Sale Order 4 of 693)

Cal. 8mm. S# 46861. Bbl 30", marked “DWM”. On a Maxim original sled mt. This MG08 Maxim was mfg. by D.W.M. in Berlin in 1918. Items that correspond matching the original S# in some variation of 46861, including parts as they get smaller dropping numbers off to become shorter & fit the space including 46861, 6861, 861 & 61 consist of left side plate, top cover, bbl. jacket, sights, bolt linkage, feed block, cocking lever, trigger safety, trigger, scope mt. & possibly others that are less clearly visible. Bolt originally marked 318 w/ a deep strike through, renumbered to 3545 to match the linkage which also carries the 61 indicating that it was original. Items w/ different numbers include oil brush caps which curiously are stamped 16 which is a transposition of the original number. Fusee cover is unnumbered & painted indicating that it may not be original. The bolt linkage bears an odd variation of an otherwise popular German Imperial proof mark. This a former example at one time on loan to the Evergreen Space & Aviation Museum. CONDITION: while both oil caps are free, left side retention spring is absent. Several components of sled mt., serial number 3568, are also absent though all adjustment settings from screw drives to simple mechanical height adjustments move freely & it enjoys full adjustment. Rear mounting pin, while the right size for the receiver portion on the mt. is too lg. in dia. to pass through the receiver of the gun & properly lock it into place. Top mounting strap functions perfectly to retain a positive grip. Forward water drain below bbl. jacket is absent as well as the drain cock. Firing mechanism functions smoothly in all aspects. Side plates retain the majority of their original blued finish as well as all external firing mechanism components. As w/ many examples from the WWI era, there are several areas of patina that have also infiltrated the finish. Fusee cover carries a different green shade of paint that differs from all other finishes. Water jacket finish is thin w/ a very light patina scattered throughout though not very noticeable at any distance & also has 2 sm. dents on left side towards the muzzle. Right grip has vertical cracks though they don’t seem to compromise the functionality. Bore has unusually predominant rifling. This MG08 will make an amazing functional display highlight of any early 20th century firearms collection. (03-1426/JZ). THIS IS A NATIONAL FIREARMS ACT CURIO & RELIC REQUIRING BATF TRANSFER BEFORE TAKING POSSESSION. FULLY TRANSFERABLE. $15,000-20,000.

DESIRABLE ALL MATCHING GERMAN STEYR (660 CODE)

Lot #1005 (Sale Order 5 of 693)

MP-40 SMG. Cal. 9mm Para. S# 4928d. Bbl. 9.9" w/ hooded fixed blade front sight. Rear sight is a windage drift adj. 2 piece folding leaf. Of all the German WWII era SMGs, the MP-40 may be the most iconic of them all. Its slow cyclic rate combined w/ decent sights & pleasant ergonomics make it as fun to operate as it is interesting to look at. It utilizes a very simplistic, yet incredibly smooth open bolt firing mechanism. The recoil system is typical of German over engineering consisting of a 3 piece telescoping rod w/ a captured spring that doubles as the connection point for the firing pin which slides inside of the bolt. The safety mechanism is an extremely simple design which shares commonalties w/ other WWII era SMGs. It consists of a rearward notch that interfaces w/ the cocking handle holding the bolt to the rear. Manufactured by Steyr "660" in 1940, this MP-40 utilizes an early transitional flat magazine housing indicative of the earliest models. All matching numbers including rarer pieces not uncommonly replaced such as original aluminum resting bar & firing pin mechanism. Both portions of rear sight even retain matching numbers. Marked w/ waffenamt "WaA623" which is the correct Steyr stamping. Initials "PHX" added w/ electric pencil at rear of tube under receiver cap (not visible w/out disassembly). Under-folding stock. Dark brown bakelite grips & lower receiver cover. MAGS: 1-30 rd. mag. marked ".98E", "40" & having 3 waffenamts. CONDITION: good bore w/ strong rifling having frosting & a few areas of fine pitting. Finish on all external surfaces appears original blending from black to light brown patina. Bbl. shows little finish remaining. Firing mechanism appears to function correctly when cycled by hand. Stock locks tight in both folded & extended positions. Brown bakelite grips & receiver show some handling marks but retain the vast majority of finish & color. Overall a remarkably complete, correct example of such an early German SMG. Small details on this particular gun such as the original resting bar & original firing pin really separate it from of the "shooter grade" MP-40s that are more commonly encountered. (03-1438/JZ). THIS IS A NATIONAL FIREARMS ACT CURIO & RELIC REQUIRING BATF TRANSFER BEFORE TAKING POSSESSION. FULLY TRANSFERABLE. $18,000-24,000.

ORIGINAL GERMAN MP-44 MACHINE GUN.

Lot #1006 (Sale Order 6 of 693)

Cal. 7.92x33. S# 4548Q. Bbl. 16 1/2" w/ thread protector as threaded for Krummlauf device. The MP-44 is commonly referred to as the first true modern assault rifle. Chambered in 7.92x33mm, this allowed the standard German cal. to remain 8mm while at the same time adopting a medium range load. Select fire, allowing semi or full auto fire w/ the simplicity of sliding the switch above the safety. This rifle utilized both metal stampings & machined parts to minimize production cost and time. Hooded fixed blade front sight. Ladder rear sight graduated to 800 meters. Circular mag. release emboldened w/ ring pattern. Checkered cross block selector switch "E/D". Folding dust cover over ejection port on right side. Left hand reciprocating charging handle. An original example of the popular MP-44 MG. There are several stampings throughout the gun as is common of any German military firearm of this era. On bottom of receiver in front of mag. well are the following "COS", "6" or "9" depending on viewing perspective, eagle over "280", "qlv" (Erma) & complete German eagle. Left side receiver markings include "MP44" above trigger group & "4548Q / 44" on mag. well. Below front pivot pin, rear of mag. well eagle above "37" & "fxo" (Haenel). Trigger group marked "4548" as well as waffenamt "WaA21". Ladder rear sight marked "48". Op rod marked "4548" & "fxo". Bolt marked "4548" (field matched). Rear stock extenstion marked on bottom "548" & "COS". Bottom of handguard marked "Lx". Bbl. marked "1637b", "H" & "8". Gas port breech plug marked "ce" " (JP Sauer). It appears as though the firearms retains all original matching numbers on every outwardly marked major part except bbl, which appears to be an armory replacement. MAGS: 1 original "fxo" 30 rd. mag. marked "1001", "qlx" & "MP44". CONDITION: all parts function smooth & correct when cycled by hand. All exterior metal surfaces retain the majority of their original finish w/ exception of thinning on high spots. Gentle patina appears in areas of thinning finish. Bright bore w/ strong rifling. (03-1443/JZ). THIS IS A NATIONAL FIREARMS ACT CURIO & RELIC REQUIRING BATF TRANSFER BEFORE TAKING POSSESSION. FULLY TRANSFERABLE. $18,000-22,000.

HOTCHKISS MODEL 1914 MG.

Lot #1007 (Sale Order 7 of 693)

Cal. 8mm Lebel. S# 44489. Bbl. 31". Original U.S. Standards Parts Co. tripod model of 1916 w/ highly desirable anti aircraft sights, both front & rear. Right side of receiver marked “MITRAILLEUSE AUTOMATIQUE HOTCHKISS/BREVETEE S.G.D.G.” This firearm is a beautiful medley of steel & brass. Prominent brass parts include feed shuttle, pistol grip, rear & front anti aircraft mts. (as well as a significant portion of the sights themselves) & elevation adjustment screw for tripod. The Model 1914 is almost instantly recognizable due to the 5 enormous cooling fins on the bbl. just forward of the receiver. This is one of several features that proved to be inspirational to the later Japanese HMG designers. All obvious numbers appear to be matching except for bbl., serial numbered A28089. Every moving part functions smooth & fluid & gun appears to function properly. Formerly part of the renowned Dolf Goldsmith collection; weaponry formerly on loan to the Evergreen Aviation & Space Museum which were auctioned off w/ great fanfare. MAGS: 5 total 24 rd. feed strips (4 brass, 1 steel). CONDITION: this firearms on its original mt. is breathtaking to view. The level of craftsmanship not only on the gun but its unique 360 degree mt. is obvious at first glance & only becomes more apparent the closer you look. It has many distinct & unique features, several that have gone on to inspire future designs. The circular design in the drum adjustment of the rear sight & the rnd. tripod base plate are two of the more obvious, not to mention the prominent cooling fins. Finish on the receiver & the bbl. are somewhat uniform & period correct. The finish graduates from full coverage to extremely thin w/ no sharp breaks. A light patina as would be expected in any working collection appears to have migrated throughout the entire piece only to be temporarily tamed for the next generation. (03-1430/JZ). THIS IS A NATIONAL FIREARMS ACT CURIO & RELIC REQUIRING BATF TRANSFER BEFORE TAKING POSSESSION. FULLY TRANSFERABLE. $9,000-14,000.

BROWNING DESIGN BRITISH MKII (FLEX) HMG.

Lot #1008 (Sale Order 8 of 693)

Cal. 303. S# BS 211911. Bbl. 24". A British Aircraft version of the Browning machine gun. This is a fully transferable C&R MG once owned by the well known collector J. Curtis Earl. The MKII chambered in .303 was the standard aircraft gun used by the British in WWII. Heavily modified from the early 1930 pattern, belt fed, Colt Browning machine gun, the British redesigned their MKII to fire from an open bolt. It had an incredibly high rate of fire compared to the much more common Browning family of belt feeds. It currently utilizes a single spade grip & is configured for right hand feed, though it is convertible to right or left. US 30-06 links maybe used to feed the MKII though they must undergo a lg. amount of modification first. There are a approx. 200 modified links included w/ this gun. A sm. number of the proper links mfg. by British Pencil Company marked "BP" are also provided w/ this gun. It is perhaps easiest fed when utilizing the cloth US 30-06 belt. There are 6 such belts included w/ the gun. In order to utilize this aircraft gun in a ground mount capacity it is cocked utilizing a stubby short charging handle on the left side of the gun, while RAF gunners had the luxury of utilizing a cable based charging system for official use. The current owner has designed & provided a cocking handle to supply adequate leverage when firing from a tripod. It comes w/ an adapter to mount on a Vickers tripod. Bbl. jacket is slotted for cooling & it is currently equipped w/ the special MKII flash hider. The sight radius is just under 27" in length & consists of a front pin & a rear notch sight. Finish on all exterior metal surfaces is dark & parkerized. The S# indicates it was mfg. by Standard Motors under the oversight of Birmingham Small Arms (BSA). Since the extraction & ejection of hot spent casings is erratic, especially under such a high rate of fire, an included accessory provided for this MKII is a custom built chute directing them in a much more orderly fashion. It can be used w/ an original cradle to keep fired brass in check & not broadcast over such a lg. area. You will find a few exciting & informative videos featuring this firearm at our website (click here). UNATTACHED ACCESSORIES: spare MKII flash hider/muzzle booster, short muzzle booster to be utilized as a blank adapter & a modified A/N M2 booster. An original aircraft cradle w/ an aluminum adapter for a Vickers tripod. Custom cocking handle. 2 Spare bbls. 1942 dated ammo can. 6 US cloth belts. Sm. assortment of links both modified US mfg. & original British. Spare feed cover. Feed tray for utilizing cloth belts. Custom chute for spent casings. 2 Spare recoil springs. Several wrenches & tools utilized in maintenance & operation. Spare bolt, bbl. extension & accelerator. Assortment of several sm. replacement parts. Original style backplate cover as used in flex mounting. Custom Browning cloth belt loader. Technical Manual 9-1205. Author signed copy of the Browning Machine Gun Vol. 2. & reprint of Desirable Catalog & Hand Book on Colt Automatic Machine Guns and Rifles. CONDITION: this is a truly remarkable & exciting original example of an uncommon WWII machine gun. An original C&R transferable example that is as at home on a firing line w/ its incredibly high cyclic rate as it is in the few museums where they reside. The finish coverage is complete w/ thinning in only a few areas w/ ever so light patina present on the top cover. The original mfg. markings are deep, bold & easy to read. The open bolt fire control mechanism appears to function correct when cycled by hand. THIS IS A NATIONAL FIRARMS ACT LMG REQUIRING BATF TRANSFER BEFORE TAKING POSSESSION. FULLY TRANSFERABLE. (03-1447/JZ). CLASS III. $10,000-15,000.

EXTREMELY COMPLETE MAGET MG42 PACKAGE.

Lot #1009 (Sale Order 9 of 693)

Cal. 8X57mm. S# 6264G. Bbl. 21". WWII German MG42 LMG. The MG42 was an instrumental German weapon that played a key role in WWII & later led to the development of the U.S. M60. The MG42 utilized then new manufacturing techniques that were unique & included a roller-block locking system & quick change bbl. This beautiful example was made by “Maget”. The left side of the receiver is marked "NC/MG 42/6264g/cra” the war time code for the Maget factory. Included are an original Lafette mount, complete w/ an original optical sight & metal storage case. A field kit includes an oiler, bbl. / MG wrenches, ruptured shell extractor etc. all contained in dark leather pouch. This is an extremely clean & complete MG42 example certain to be the highlight of any militaria collection. CONDITION: original finish still apparent on most exterior metal surfaces. Like other guns from this period, light dusting of patina has appeared before being brought back under control. Every moving parts functions smooth & fluidly & gun appears to function properly. Good bore w/ decent rifling. (03-1431/JZ). THIS IS A NATIONAL FIREARMS ACT CURIO & RELIC REQUIRING BATF TRANSFER BEFORE TAKING POSSESSION. FULLY TRANSFERABLE. $40,000-60,000.

CSRG MODEL 1918 CHAUCHAT MG.

Lot #1010 (Sale Order 10 of 693)

Cal. 8mm Lebel. S# 78309. Bbl. 22" w/ flash hider. Mfg. by CSRG. Matching S#’s on receivers. Magazine, marked “SA” indicates it saw Finish service. In the opinion of this cataloger, the Chauchat may have had numerous disadvantages on the battlefield but they don’t necessarily translate to the experience of the recreational shooter at the range. Front sight is a fixed offset post & rear tangent sight graduates from 200 to 2300 meters. This simple open bolt mechanism in a tubular style receiver is extremely heavy as such a sharp recoiling rd. necessitates. Most problems parroted by history books revolve around the skeletal magazine style for their obvious flaw of allowing natural debris to enter the mechanism. It’s not such an issue at a range setting or as part of a working museum or reference collection. This extremely early design is an exciting part of history that enjoys a reasonable price while most others no longer do. CONDITION: overall finish is an extremely even brown w/ the exception of the charging handle & the interior of the flash hider. Vertical pistol grip has numerous dings & dents as do the strong hand pistol grip & stock though function does not appear to be hindered or disadvantaged. The bore appears heavily fouled though the rifling remains extremely strong. Mt. for front bipod, though bipod is absent, indicates it was originally issued w/ one. (03-1427/JZ). THIS IS A NATIONAL FIREARMS ACT CURIO & RELIC REQUIRING BATF TRANSFER BEFORE TAKING POSSESSION. FULLY TRANSFERABLE. $4,000-6,000.

S.W.D. M11 SMG.

Lot #1011 (Sale Order 11 of 693)

Cal. 9mm. S# 86-0011272. Bbl. 5 1/2". Collapsible rear stock. Front hanger & strap. Select fire via lever on left front sight of receiver. Sliding safety inside trigger guard. Cobray snake & globe logo on right rear of receiver & upper part of receiver behind front sight. Receiver markings as follows "M-11 / NINE MM / S.W.D. INCORPORATED / ATLANTA, GA. U.S.A.". Dark black parkerized finish. Protected post front sight & rear peep sight. MAGS: 1 Zytel 32 rd. mag. UNATTACHED ACCESSORIES: factory box w/ Cobray stylized styrofoam insert contains original operator's manual, mag. loader & cleaning rod. CONDITION: parkerizing is dark & completely covers all external surfaces. Though this firearm appears to have had very little use, the bbl. has 2 bulges approx. 1/2" apart, probably caused by a squib followed by a live rnd. The bbl. deformation is hard to see w/ the gun assembled, but most obvious looking down the bore & upon disassembly. The thin factory rubber buffer is crumbling, which is normal over long periods of storage. (03-1451/JZ). NATIONAL FIREARMS ACT MG REQUIRING BATF TRANSFER BEFORE TAKING POSSESSION. FULLY TRANSFERABLE. MODERN CLASS III. $2,500-3,500.

DLO MARK II STEN SMG.

Lot #1012 (Sale Order 12 of 693)

Cal. 9mm. S# ST0064. Bbl. 7 1/2" as indicated on Form 4. Mfg. by Douglas Laurence Oefinger (DLO). Loop stock. Uniform parkerized finish. Original style front blade & rear peep sight. Stamped on left side of trigger housing "D.L.O. STAMFORD CT. / ST0064 9mm." Magazine well retains faint stamping "STEN MkII" w/ "FMS2777" on opposite side as well as # "11". Bottom of trigger guard still bears the early British # "22393". Bbl. is stamped "31490". Brass cleaning rod that resides in the lower portion of the stock retained w/ snaps. MAGS: 8 - 30 rd. CONDITION: uniform parkerized finish. This example is as clean as any WWII era parts kit assembled into a functional firearm can be expected to be. Good bore w/ strong rifling. (03-1424/JZ). MODERN. THIS IS A NATIONAL FIREARMS ACT NFA REQUIRING BATF TRANSFER BEFORE TAKING POSSESSION. FULLY TRANSFERABLE. $5,000-7,000.

STEN MAGAZINES & MK III PARTS.

Lot #1013 (Sale Order 13 of 693)

1) 2 MAGAZINE 5 MAG. POUCHES. 8 Mags. in total in 2 tan canvas pouches. 1 Pouch equipped w/ rear belt loop. Other pouch possesses apparatus utilized for attachment to WWI / WWII style canvas belt. (02-12635/JZ). 2) STEN MAGAZINE REPAIR DIE & STEN MK III PARTS KIT. This combination of tools is used to repair or true Sten mags. that have become damaged. Also includes what appears to be the majority of a Sten MK III parts kit. Obviously absent are the stock & receiver tube. PROVENANCE: Mark Genovese Collection. (02-12708/JZ). $400-800.

STEMPLE 76/45 SMG.

Lot #1014 (Sale Order 14 of 693)

Cal. 45 ACP. S# 943. Bbl. 7". The Stemple 76/45 is similar in design to the Smith & Wesson M76 SMG & the later MK760. While they were originally chambered in 9mm, this one is chambered in the larger 45 ACP making it more attractive to some shooters. This offering is one of the newer SMG’s on the market where it was developed well after the 1986 cutoff but used the earlier registered parts in its design. Open bolt, blowback operated firing mechanism w/ a familiar tube receiver, machined bolt, fixed firing pin, and the bbl. locked in place using a perforated bbl. jacket / bbl. nut. Fixed sights, front is a protected post while rear is a protected peep. Ventilated bbl. shroud doubles as the locking mechanism. Parkerized finish on all exterior metal exposed components. Magazine well on right side marked “76/45 JOHN R. STEMPLE GROVEPORT OHIO” & S# “S/N943”. Right rear of tube marked “J.R. STEMPLE GROVEPORT OHIO” w/ an evident light strike on the “I”. Wood grips. Safety notch to lock the bolt to the rear outside its normal firing position. Left side folding metal stock w/ rubber tube acting as cheekpiece. MAGS: none. CONDITION: parkerizing coverage is complete. Has some staining & light scratches, only thin on areas of high friction. Bright & shiny bore w/ good rifling. (03-1432/JZ). MODERN. THIS IS A NATIONAL FIREARMS ACT NFA REQUIRING BATF TRANSFER BEFORE TAKING POSSESSION. FULLY TRANSFERABLE. $4,000-6,000.

H&K MP5SD A3 SMG.

Lot #1015 (Sale Order 15 of 693)

Cal. 9mm. S# 12275. Bbl. 5.7" threaded. Traditional black painted finish. Suppressed in standard fashion by use of S&H 12" SD suppressor S# 12275-S. Properly knurled toward muzzle end. Built on West German HK94 professionally upgraded by S&H Arms. Properly remarked on top of receiver "HK MP5 SD". Metal 0-1-A trigger pack w/ installed S&H auto sear S# 860. Two position collapsible A3 stock w/ "meat tenderizer" buttplate. Hooded post front sight & adj. drum rear sight. Markings on left side magwell "Cal. 9mmx19" & on right side of magwell "Made in W-Germany" "HK Chantilly Va.". Paddle mag release. Surefire Style flashlight mounted under suppressor w/ remote pressure switch. MAGS: 4-30 rd. & 1-15 rd. UNATTACHED ACCESSORIES: HK green canvas sling, 1 mag. jungle clip, 1 A2 full length buttstock, Tasco pro point electronic sight on A.R.M.S. SWAN mount, E&L hard plastic brass catcher, spanner wrench, original HK94 owners manual & Eagle padded nylon tactical case. CONDITION: dirty bore w/ good rifling. Finish coverage is mostly complete w/ thinning at areas of mechanical interaction such as scope mounting rails & on lower under selector paddle. Fire control mechanism appears to function correctly when cycled by hand. THIS IS A NATIONAL FIRARMS ACT SMG REQUIRING BATF TRANSFER BEFORE TAKING POSSESSION. FULLY TRANSFERABLE. (19-5403/JZ). MODERN. (03-1445 & 03-1446/JZ). CLASS III. $19,000-25,000.

VECTOR ARMS V53 SBR.

Lot #1016 (Sale Order 16 of 693)

Cal. 223. S# V0063. Bbl. 9.5". AR15 A1 style muzzle break. Hooded post front sight. Four position drum style rear sight adj. for windage & elevation. 15.25" Sight radius. Plastic S-E-F lower. Paddle mag. release. Vertical front grip. Standard A2 style full stock. Extended charging handle. Standard satin finish black painted exposed metal surfaces. MAGS: 1 steel 25-rd., 2 aluminum 40-rd. & 1-100 rd. Beta C-Mag drum, w/ nylon pouch, mag loader & 2 tubes of graphite lubricant. UNATTACHED ACCESSORIES: Vector Arms V53/93 owners manual. Standard wide foregrip. CONDITION: shiny bbl. w/ good rifling. Finish on exposed metal surfaces dark & complete w/ a few minor dings typically associated w/ storage wear. Sm. piece of rubberized tape at rear of ejection port probably functioning as a buffer. Fire control mechanism appears to function correctly when cycled by hand. THIS IS A NATIONAL FIREARMS ACT SBR REQUIRING BATF TRANSFER BEFPORE TAKING POSSESSION. FULLY TRANSFERABLE. (03-1444/JZ). CLASS III. $1,200-1,600.

DARNE 1931 MG.

Lot #1017 (Sale Order 17 of 693)

Cal. 7mm. S# 6999G. Bbl. 25". The Darne MG was mfg. from the early 1900’s through the 1930’s. This particular example was mfg. after the armistice w/ developmental assistance from the French Army engineering services. This company, once famous for their well known shotgun developed a military division to join their hunting division & started producing up to 1,500 machine guns per month. This example appears to be an aircraft version. Left side feed, belt fed, gas operated w/ an adjustable port. Receiver is marked “7.7” above the cocking handle. Numbers match on the receiver, feed mechanism & even the bbl. As w/ most machines mfg. in this time frame, it is heavy & well made. Rear of receiver on top marked w/ Darne scroll logo & “1931” as well as the S#. CONDITION: original dark blue finish still covers the majority of exposed metal surfaces though a period accurate patina has visited most areas at some point before being controlled. Though the paperwork indicates it is a transferable C&R MG, at some point an attempt was made to limit its function. The chamber appears to be plugged w/ brass which is not uncommon & the bbl. appears to be brazed to the receiver. This cataloger has seen far more difficult attempts to silence such a firearm reversed. Bore appears fouled but retains strong rifling. (03-1433/JZ). THIS IS A NATIONAL FIREARMS ACT CURIO & RELIC REQUIRING BATF TRANSFER BEFORE TAKING POSSESSION. FULLY TRANSFERABLE. $1,500-3,000.

INLAND DIVISION M2 CARBINE CONVERSION.

Lot #1018 (Sale Order 18 of 693)

Cal. 30. S# 5430084.Bbl. 18". A pre 1986 M1 to M2 form 1 MG conversion on an Inland Division U.S. CARBINE, M1. Potbelly stock marked "AAU" signifying Augusta Arsenal rebuild. Aftermarket muzzle break stamped "Check recoil, Spain". Front sight protected blade. Bayonet lug. Left side sling band. Rear sight windage & elevation adj. marked "PI". 90 Degree safety switch. CONDITION: worn bore, turning dark, decent rifling. Wood stock, though stamping indicates re-build, still retains what gives the impression of a dark original finish. Bluing on receiver is thinning. Bbl. finish remains strong. Wooden top guard has a slot approx. .5x1.5" cut out above bbl. starting approx 1.25" rear of bbl. band. NATIONAL FIREARMS ACT MG REQUIRING BATF TRANSFER BEFORE TAKING POSSESSION. FULLY TRANSFERABLE. (03-1435/JZ). $5,000-9,000.

S.W.D. INC. M11/9 SMG.

Lot #1019 (Sale Order 19 of 693)

Cal. 9mm. S# 85-0002328. Bbl. 6". Cobray logo snake in globe right rear of receiver. S.W.D. Inc. M-11/NINEmm w/ bullet logo. Safety slide inside trigger guard on right. Selector switch "Semi - SMG" left side of receiver. Folding collapsible wire stock. Open bolt select fire. Parkerized finish. Threaded bbl. Front strap & hanger protected pin front sight. Rear fixed peep sight. UNATTACHED ACCESSORIES: 22 LR sub cal. conversion kit. This appears to be one of the Flemming conversion kits which consisted of a dedicated upper receiver, side fed utilizing 10/22 style mags. Threaded 1/2x28 tpi. Bore & rifling look ok. MAG: 1- 25 rd. polymer Ruger BX-25 mag. CONDITION: good bore w/ strong rifling. Finish exhibits scratches. Mechanism appears to function correctly when cycled by hand. Plastic safety switch broken but can still be engaged as is. NATIONAL FIREARMS ACT MG REQUIRING BATF TRANSFER BEFORE TAKING POSSESSION. FULLY TRANSFERABLE. (03-1436/JZ). $3,500-4,500.

HARRINGTON & RICHARDSON REISING MDL. 50 SMG.

Lot #1020 (Sale Order 20 of 693)

Cal. 45 ACP. S#49303. Bbl. 13". Front sight drift adj. post secured w/ Allen screw. Rear sight elevation adj. peep. Blued finish. 6 Slot factory compensator. 20 Rd. mag well. 15 Slot finned bbl. Wooden stock. Select fire safe – semi – full. Mfg. in Worcester Ma. marked “PAT. PENDING”. Metal buttplate. CONDITION: clean bore w/ very well pronounced rifling. Bluing coverage is complete though thin. Mag well & trigger guard illustrates a patina that at one time has been brought under control. Stock is nice showing a few dings & impressions & possibly an area between the trigger & receiver that had been repaired at one time. Mechanism appears to function correctly when cycled by hand. NATIONAL FIREARMS ACT MG REQUIRING BATF TRANSFER BEFORE TAKING POSSESSION. FULLY TRANSFERABLE. (03-1437/JZ). $3,500-5,500.

AUTO ORDNANCE M-1 MACHINE GUN.

Lot #1021 (Sale Order 21 of 693)

Cal. 45 ACP. S# 111265. Bbl. 10". The M1 Thompson, unlike its famous big brother, the 1928, is a simplified version of the "gun that made the 20's roar", easier to mfg. while retaining the reliability & most of the aesthetics. The M1 has a horizontal foregrip & fixed front blade sight. Rear sight is a non adj. protected peep. Sight radius just over 21". Unlike the 1928, though it looks very similar, the M1 has a fixed rear buttstock. The pistol grip remains the same. The M1 utilizes the same 30 rd. stick mag. that the 1928 uses. Left side receiver markings "THOMPSON SUBMACHINE GUN / CALIBER .45 M1 / No. 111265". Marked "FIRE-SAFE / FULL AUTO-SINGLE". Top receiver markings "Thompson" inside bullet logo. Right side receiver markings "AUTO-ORDNANCE CORPORATION / BRIDGEPORT, CONNECTICUT. U.S.A.". Top of bbl. marked w/ "P" proof mark. Front left side of the receiver stamped w/ Rochester Ordnance district inspector initials: "F.J.A." plus encircled "GES" & crossed cannons cartouche. MAGS: 1 blued 30 rd. mag. marked "U.SA.-30 CARTRIDGE-CAL. 45". CONDITION: it appears that this gun has been cleaned & parkerized as evidenced by extremely faint inspector's mark & cartouche as well as top receiver markings. Forestock has pinned repair at left rear. Rear stock is proud of buttplate, otherwise wood shows only light impressions as is typical on this period of firearm due to storage & rack wear. Bright bore w/ strong rifling exhibiting gentle frosting in grooves. Fire control mechanism appears to function properly when cycled by hand. (03-1439/JZ). THIS IS A NATIONAL FIREARMS ACT CURIO & RELIC REQUIRING BATF TRANSFER BEFORE TAKING POSSESSION. FULLY TRANSFERABLE. $15,000-20,000.

HARD TIMES ARMORY UZI B SMG.

Lot #1022 (Sale Order 22 of 693)

Cal. 9mm Para. S# SA42759. Bbl. 10.5". HTA converted UZI model B. IMI-Israel / Action Arms, Ltd. receiver. Open bolt. Select fire. A-F-S selector. Correct ratcheting top cover. Standard collapsible stock. Protected post front sight adj. for elevation. Rear L peep sight adjustable for windage. Tan canvas sling. MAGS: 6-32 rd. mags. UNATTACHED ACCESSORIES: Action Arms branded UZI soft case. Galati Intl 8 mag. capacity nylon storage pouch. CONDITION: all aspects as new. (03-1440/JZ). THIS IS A NATIONAL FIREARMS ACT SMG REQUIRING BATF TRANSFER BEFORE TAKING POSSESSION. FULLY TRANSFERABLE. $6,000-10,000.

VERY RARE GILBERT EQUIPMENT USAS-12 NFA.

Lot #1023 (Sale Order 23 of 693)

Cal. 12 Ga. S# A0000763 SA. Bbl. 18”. The USAS-12 is a mag. fed shotgun w/ an interesting history. While it loosely resembles the iconic AR-15, especially in the upper portion of the receiver utilized as a carry handle, there is much more to its appeal. During the Clinton administration, there was an effort to push gun control through the Executive Branch w/out going through Congress. After teaming up w/ Lloyd Benson as his new Secretary of the Treasury, they moved forward by changing policy through the BATF, which was a department of the Treasury at that time. Understanding law current to this day, any firearm w/ a bore diameter of over 1/2" is considered a destructive device unless receiving an exemption under the sporting purposes clause. Several popular shotguns including the USAS-12, the Spas-15, the Street Sweeper & Striker-12 were determined to no longer be "sporting" guns therefore reverting them to destructive devices, necessitating long waiting periods & background checks, submission of fingerprints & passport photos. With a stroke of the pen, these normal 12 Ga. shotguns would immediately be classified as and treated like grenade launchers & bazookas. For a short period of time following this new determination, owners of these newly prohibited firearms were allowed to register them & get them on the books free from the normal ATF fees. While many people participated in the registry & even took advantage of the new destructive device status superseding bbl. length laws, eventually the registry was closed & any that were not registered during this amnesty period became contraband unless they were separated from the receivers or destroyed. Shrouded post front sight, rear peep sight adj. for windage. Firearm marking accentuated in red. MAGS: 3 - 10 rd. orig. box mags. UNATTACHED ACCESSORIES: Daewoo original owner’s manual & warrantee card. Vol. 5, No. 5 (February, 2002) issue of "Small Arms Review" magazine featuring an autographed article on this firearm. CONDITION: bbl & exposed metal parts are parkerized retaining complete coverage throughout w/ the exception of some minor thinning on high areas. Receiver section resembles a grayish bead blasted finish. Plastic furniture is solid w/ only a few light scratches. Fire control mechanism appears to function correctly when cycled by hand. PROVENANCE: Mark Genovese Collection. (03-1442/JZ). MODERN. THIS IS A NATIONAL FIREARMS ACT NFA REQUIRING BATF TRANSFER BEFORE TAKING POSSESSION. FULLY TRANSFERABLE. $2,500-3,500.

LARGE LOT OF USAS-12 MAGAZINES.

Lot #1024 (Sale Order 24 of 693)

Lot includes six 10 rd. original Korean USAS-12 mags. & two 20 rd. drums. CONDITION: drums & mags. appear to have been used very little at most. Mags. are free of any obvious defects. 1 Drum, in original box, retains original "MADE IN KOREA" sticker. PROVENANCE: Mark Genovese Collection. (02-12672 & 02-12710/JZ). $1,000-1,500.

USAS-12 PARTS KIT.

Lot #1025 (Sale Order 25 of 693)

The USAS-12 is a mag. fed shotgun w/ an interesting history. While it loosely resembles the iconic AR-15, especially in the upper portion of the receiver utilized as a carry handle, there is much more to its appeal. During the Clinton administration, there was an effort to push gun control through the Executive Branch w/out going through Congress. After teaming up w/ Lloyd Benson as his new Secretary of the Treasury, they moved forward by changing policy through the BATF, which was a department of the Treasury at that time. Utilizing law current to this day, any firearm w/ a bore diameter of over 1/2" is considered a destructive device unless receiving an exemption under the sporting purposes clause. Several popular shotguns including the USAS-12, the Spas-15, the Street Sweeper & Striker-12 were determined to no longer be "sporting" guns therefore reverting them to destructive devices, necessitating long waiting periods & background checks, submission of fingerprints & passport photos. With a stroke of the pen, these normal 12 Ga. shotguns would immediately be classified as and treated like grenade launchers & bazookas. For a short period of time following this new determination, owners of these newly prohibited firearms were allowed to register them & get them on the books free from the normal ATF fees. While many people participated in the registry & even took advantage of the new destructive device status superseding bbl. length laws, eventually the registry was closed & any that were not registered during this amnesty period became contraband unless they were separated from the receivers or destroyed. What we have in this lot is a complete parts kit for a USAS-12 including the bbl. & 2 original 10 rd. mags. What we have here is a complete parts kit, less the receiver and never assembled, as it was shipped, from the manufacturer. MAGS: 2 original 10 rd. UNATTACHED ACCESSORIES: original operation & maintenance manual. CONDITION: all parts appear to have seen very little use prior to disassembly, if any at all. It's difficult to verify every single part is accounted for, but we believe it is. It's important to note that this kit includes the bbl. which is often absent when parts kits are sold. PROVENANCE: Mark Genovese Collection. (02-12709/JZ). $1,000-2,000.

BUSHMASTER XM15Z MACHINE GUN.

Lot #1026 (Sale Order 26 of 693)

Cal. 5.56mm. S# 05607. Bbl. 10". Early Bushmaster Firearms XM15E2 conversion on a Sendra Corp. lower receiver. Period correct low profile gas block w/ 2" picatinny rail section. Standard round carbine hand guards. Flat top upper receiver w/ brass deflector & round forward assist. Removable carry handle w/ E2 style rear sight adj. for windage elevation. Front sight & removable protected post. 4 Position collapsible metal stock. 2 Point nylon sling. Krebs Custom muzzle break. UNATTACHED ACCESSORIES: this firearm was featured in an article in the June 2003 issue of Gun World, a color photo copy of this article accompanies this sale. CONDITION: clean bore w/ moderate rifling. The lower receiver has a dark grey finish while the upper receiver is finished in a much darker color as was very common when these guns were produced. Fire control group appears to function properly when cycled by hand. (03-1434/JZ). THIS IS A NATIONAL FIREARMS ACT CURIO & RELIC REQUIRING BATF TRANSFER BEFORE TAKING POSSESSION. FULLY TRANSFERABLE. $16,000-20,000

INTEGRALLY SUPPRESSED FN PATROL BOLT RIFLE.

Lot #1027 (Sale Order 27 of 693)

Cal. 308 suppressed. S# FN15582. This rifle, remanufactured by John's Guns of Coleman Texas features the R18 suppressor. The suppressor itself is 20" in length over the 16" ported bbl. Because the suppressor tube is integral & not removable the legal bbl. length is listed as 20". This rifle is designed to utilize subsonic ammo exclusively. Matte black finish on all exposed metal surfaces w/ a black FN branded Hogue stock. This rifle utilizes a detachable mag. Duel sling swivels at front to accommodate bipod mounting w/ out interfering w/ the sling. 6.25" Rail mounted to receiver above action of mounting optics. MAGS: 1-4 rd. CONDITION: shiny bbl., well pronounced rifling. Dark matte black finish on bbl. & action. Enjoys full coverage w/ only minor rack thinning below bore. THIS IS A NATIONAL FIREARMS ACT SMG REQUIRING BATF TRANSFER BEFORE TAKING POSSESSION. FULLY TRANSFERABLE. (19-5404 MODERN / 03-1441 CLASS III/JZ). $2,000-3,000.

FI INDUSTRIES F171 BRONCO O/U COMBO.

Lot #1028 (Sale Order 28 of 693)

Cal. 22 (22 LR) / 410, 3". S# A4256. Fully Transferable w/ $5 tax. Steel 12" O/U bbls. Aluminum frame & stock w/ steel reinforcing bar on bottom. Dark black finish that resembles wrinkle paint. Unique sliding bbl. selector; block set in frame to fire 410 bore & raised to fire 22 bore while acting as rear sight. Takedown rifle w/ left side swivel loading & unloading. Trigger underneath frame cocks firearm & activates takedown. Cross slide safety behind trigger. Lever extractor. CONDITION: finish coverage is consistent throughout the firearm w/ rack wear. Bores both shiny & bright w/ well pronounced micro groove rifling. (03-1423/JZ). CLASS III MODERN. $300-500.

FN P90S SBR.

Lot #1029 (Sale Order 29 of 693)

Cal. 5.7X28mm. S# FN112881. Bbl. 11 1/2". A seemingly new civilian version semi automatic version of the popular FNH P90 SMG. There has been an underground love affair w/ this firearm since a mockup of it was used in the movie "SPAWN". The factory 16" bbl. has been replaced w/ a threaded (1/2 X 28) bbl. to create a civilian version of the unobtainable, for any serious collector. Gray hammer pack. Standard version receiver w/ upper rail. Trijicon RM06 sight w/ factory rubber cover. Converted to SBR configuration by Marcum Firearms. MAGS: 1 - 50 rd. UNATTACHED ACCESSORIES: original factory box w/ owners manual & FN trigger lock. Allen wrench set for sight adjustment. CONDITION: firearm appears to be near new, including bore. It currently has an A2 style flash hider dual functioning as a thread protector. (03-1411/JZ). THIS IS A NATIONAL FIREARMS ACT NFA REQUIRING BATF TRANSFER BEFORE TAKING POSSESSION. FULLY TRANSFERABLE. $900-1,200.

HK MP5K SMG FULLY TRANSFERABLE.

Lot #1030 (Sale Order 30 of 693)

Cal. 9mm. S# 8858 (pistol) / H3087 (sear). Bbl. 6", three lug plus threaded. An early Fleming MP5K build from an original SP-89 pistol utilizing one of his desirable sears. Pistol top restamped "HK MP5K". Right side of mag. well also stamped "FLEMING FIREARMS". "C'VILLE OK / H3087". Hooded post front sight. 4 Position drum adj. rear sight. Black painted finish. Plastic SEF lower. Paddle mag. release. MAGS: 1 - 30 rd. straight wall. UNATTACHED ACCESSORIES: Eagle USA nylon soft case. CONDITION: clear restamp job. Black paint thin, scratched & in some areas missing above & to the rear of cocking handle, probably coinciding w/ an earlier optic mounting. Fire control group appears to function properly when cycled by hand. Decent bore w/ strong rifling. (03-1409 & 19-3712/JZ). SEAR IS A NATIONAL FIREARMS ACT MG REQUIRING BATF TRANSFER BEFORE TAKING POSSESSION. FULLY TRANSFERABLE. PISTOL IS MODERN. $18,000-24,000.

HEC (FLEMING FIREARMS) MP5A3 REGISTERED RECEIVER

Lot #1031 (Sale Order 31 of 693)

MG. Cal. 9mm Luger. S# 8257. Bbl. 8.9" w/ A2 style flash hider. HEC registered Fleming receiver conversion MP5/A3. Factory type black painted finish. Properly remarked top strap "MP5 HK". Push button mag. release w/ shelf. Hooded post front sight. 4 Position drum rear adj. sight. Collapsible stock. Metal "0-1-A" clip on trigger pack. Rear right side of receiver under trigger pack stamped "FLEMING FIREARMS". "C'VILLE OK". MAGS: none. CONDITION: clear restamp job. Finish coverage is mostly complete w/ not metal showing other than in areas of high friction such as behind selector & below scope mounts on top of receiver. Muzzle break is a little light around the end. Fire control group appears to function properly when cycled by hand. Decent bore w/ strong rifling. (03-1422/JZ). NATIONAL FIREARMS ACT MG REQUIRING BATF TRANSFER BEFORE TAKING POSSESSION. FULLY TRANSFERABLE. $18,000-24,000.

GEMTECH BLACKSIDE 45 ACP SUPPRESSOR.

Lot #1032 (Sale Order 32 of 693)

Cal. 45 ACP. S# S1370565. 7" Overall length. Artificial environmental suppressor w/ L.I.D. (recoil booster). Extremely sm. in size in comparison to many 45 ACP suppressors. Threaded 0.578-28. Aluminum construction class 2 black anodized finish. UNATTACHED ACCESSORIES: original box & TM. CONDITION: all aspects near excellent; appears new. (03-1410/JZ). NATIONAL FIREARMS ACT MG REQUIRING BATF TRANSFER BEFORE TAKING POSSESSION. FULLY TRANSFERABLE. $300-500.

COLT MODEL 1921 THOMPSON SMG.

Lot #1032A (Sale Order 33 of 693)

Cal. 45 (45 ACP). S# 11464. Fully transferable Submachine Gun w/ $200 tax. 29 Finned 10.5" bbl. w/ 4 slot Cutt's type compensator that includes front blade sight. Lyman ladder rear sight graduated from 100 to 600 yds. Vertical fore grip. Wooden stock & pistol grip. Receiver marked on left side "MODEL OF 1921 / NO. 11464" & "THOMPSON SUBMACHINE GUN / CALIBRE .45 AUTOMATIC COLT CARTRIDGE MANUFACTURED BY COLT'S PATENT FIRE ARMS MFG. CO. / HARTFORD, CONN., U.S.A.". Top of receiver marked w/ "THOMPSON" inside bullet logo "TRADEMARK / REG. U.S. PAT. OFF." Right of receiver marked "AUTO-ORDNANCE CORPORATION / NEW YORK, U.S.A." & "PATENTED / MARCH 9 1915 MAY 4 1920 / MAY 25 1920 MAY 25 1920 JULY 27 1920 AUGUST 10 1920 SEPT 7 1920 OCT 26 1920 DEC 28 1920". Right hand side above trigger behind mag. well w/ circle "JHB" signified inspected by John H. Barrett. MAGS: 1 Wooster Pressed Steel Co., L- Drums 50 rd. marked "WPS. CO.". 1-20 rd. mag. marked "THE SEYMOUR PRODUCTS CO. SEYMOUR, CONN.". CONDITION: unmarked bbl. does not have an index mark. Bluing coverage is dark uniform throughout the bbl. & receiver w/ minor marks that indicate normal use & wear. Markings on left side enhanced in white. Wood has very minor dings & dents common w/ this period firearm. Vertical grip has repaired crack left side running from receiver forward. Bright shiny bore w/ defined rifling. Finish on compensator is noticeably thinned around muzzle. (03-1404/JZ). CLASS III CURIO. $25,000-35,000.

COLT MFG M16A2 SELECT FIRE MG.

Lot #1032B (Sale Order 34 of 693)

Cal. 223 (5.56). S# 8145323. Bbl. 20" w/ 1:7 twist & A2 flash hider. Traditional front sight elevation adj. protected post w/ bayonet lug. Carry handle upper receiver w/ E2 windage & elevation adj. dual aperture peep sight. Rnd. forward assist & brass deflector. Factory full length rifle handguard & stock. Receiver marked on left side "M16A2 / CAL. 5.56MM" & "COLT'S FIREARMS DIVISION / COLT INDUSTRIES / HARTFORD, CONN. / U.S.A." . Safety selector marked on both sides of receiver "SAFE, SEMI, BURST". MAGS: 1 sealed 30 rd. aluminum. UNATTACED ACCESSORIES: original brown internal shipping box. Box includes M16A2 operator's manual & oil bottle. CONDITION: taking all things into consideration, such as the exposed metal finish & the outward appearance of the furniture, this gun appears to be unfired condition. It's typical for the brass deflector show signs of even moderate use, this example is pristine. The original oil soaked cardboard bbl. tube is still inserted. There are no signs of use even in the internal mag. well. The fire control mechanism is a late model burst system, which appears to be functioning correctly when cycled by hand. (03-1450/JZ). NATIONAL FIREARMS ACT MG REQUIRING BATF TRANSFER BEFORE TAKING POSSESSION. FULLY TRANSFERABLE. MODERN CLASS III. $22,000-26,000.

GEMTECH OUTBACK-2D 22 LR SUPPRESSOR.

Lot #1033 (Sale Order 35 of 693)

Cal. 22 LR.. S# S13-59801. 5" Overall length. Lightweight wipeless design consisting of 6 baffles w/ an OD of 1". Threaded 0.500-28. Aluminum construction class 2 black anodized finish. UNATTACHED ACCESSORIES: original box & TM. CONDITION: all aspects near excellent; appears new. (03-1421/JZ). NATIONAL FIREARMS ACT MG REQUIRING BATF TRANSFER BEFORE TAKING POSSESSION. FULLY TRANSFERABLE. $150-300.

WELLS CUSTOM GUNMAKERS NOMAD 22 LR SUPPRESSOR.

Lot #1034 (Sale Order 36 of 693)

Cal. 22 LR. S# SO86. 6" Overall length. Threaded 0.500-28. Interesting monolithic baffle stack design for incredibly simple & straight forward cleaning & maintenance. CONDITION: all aspects near excellent; appears new. (03-1420/JZ). NATIONAL FIREARMS ACT MG REQUIRING BATF TRANSFER BEFORE TAKING POSSESSION. FULLY TRANSFERABLE. $100-200.

J WHITE GUNSMITHING SHAMROCK 22 LR SUPPRESSOR.

Lot #1035 (Sale Order 37 of 693)

Cal. 22 LR.. S# 0002-15. 8" Overall length. Unique wipeless design. Steel tube. Dark black finish. Threaded 0.500-28. Aluminum construction class 2 black anodized finish. UNATTACHED ACCESSORIES: mfg. baffle alignment rod. CONDITION: good overall. (03-1412/JZ). NATIONAL FIREARMS ACT MG REQUIRING BATF TRANSFER BEFORE TAKING POSSESSION. FULLY TRANSFERABLE. $100-200.

ABSOLUTELY STUNNING 1928 AUTO ORDNANCE SMG.

Lot #1036 (Sale Order 38 of 693)

Cal. 45 ACP S# 1249A. 10.5” Bbl. This specimen, while mfg. by Auto Ordnance Corp. is far from a typical West Hurley shooter grade firearm. A great length has been traveled to transform this gun into something as visually stunning & smooth operating as the original Colt classic. At first glance it’s obvious that we're not looking at a mass-produced West Hurley gun. The bluing is deep, rich & dark. The wood, on the foregrip, pistol grip & buttstock is matching walnut & free of any obvious dents or impressions. Lyman adj. rear sight w/ fixed M1 style front sight. The action is extremely smooth & a quick peak at an early work order to professionally bring this gun to the highest standards possible explain why. A short sample of some of the upgrades preformed include the following: mag well corners cleared, receiver trued, lock slots replaced, mag catch stud hole, re-machined, actuator slot filled & re-machined, custom fit frame & receiver before completely rebluing. Includes repro FBI case as originally mfg. by C.O. SWETNAM, w/ purple velvet liner. Left side receiver markings “U.S. MODEL 1928 / No. 1249A / THOMPSON SUBMACHINE GUN / CALIBER. 45MI”. Top receiver markings bullet logo w/ “Thompson” inside. Above logo “TRADE MARK”. Bellow logo “REG U.S. PAT OFF”. Right side receiver markings “U.S. PATENTS 1,131,319 / 1,338,866 / 1,340,891 / 1,340,943 / 1,347,754 / 1,349,345 / 1,352,414 / 1,357,208 / 1,363,809 / 1,403,623 / 1,406,546 / 1,408,276”. Also on right side of receiver “AUTO – ORDANCE CORPERATION / WEST HURLEY, NEW YORK, U.S.A.”. MAGS: 5 - 20 rd. stick mags. 4 Of them blued. 2 Marked “AUTO ORDANCE CORP. / BRIDGEPORT CONNECTICUT REG. IN U.S. PAT. OFF.”. 2 Mags marked “THE SEYMOUR PRODUCTS CO / SEYMOUR CONN”. One 20 rd mag. parkerized marked “W.P.S.”. 1 - 50 Rd. drum parkerized. Rear data plate marked “AUTO – ORDANCE CORP. / BRIDGEPORT, CONNECTICUT / REGISTERED IN THE / U.S. PATENT OFFICE”. Data plate on front reads “MAGAZINE TYPE “L” / THOMPSON SUBMACHINE GUN / 50 CARTRIDGES CAL.45 / 4 1928 MODEL WIND TO / 9 OR 11 CLICKS”. On front body “WIND TO 9 OR 11 CLICKS”. UNATTACHED ACCESSORIES: 20” brass cleaning rod. CONDITION: bluing is dark & mostly unblemished. No scratches or thin finish aside from receiver area where stock interfaces mechanically & sm. area on receiver top under cocking knob. Bore is bright w/ strong rifling. Wood has no noticeable dents or impressions. Action is extremely smooth & functions correctly when cycled by hand. (03-1449/JZ). NATIONAL FIREARMS ACT MG REQUIRING BATF TRANSFER BEFORE TAKING POSSESSION. FULLY TRANSFERABLE. $12,000-18,000.

FLEMING FIREARMS HK/G3 REGISTERED REVEIVER MG.

Lot #1037 (Sale Order 39 of 693)

Cal. .308 S# A044972. Bbl. 19” w/ break. A beautiful German MFG. HK91 imported through HK Inc. Arl. VA., remanufactured & remarked by Fleming firearms. Clip on plastic SEF trigger group. Faux pin installed for swing down aesthetics. Paddle mag release. Carry handle. Front sight hooded post. Rear sight four position drum adj. for windage & elevation. Wide forend & full stock. Left side mag well remarked “HKG3”. Factory type black painted finish. MAGS: 4 - 20 rd. aluminum HK mags. UNATTACHED ACCESSORIES.1 green canvas sling. CONDITION: extremely clean HKG3 example. Finish is consistent throughout w/ very few light scratches aside from mechanical interface areas such as mag-well interior & edge. Furniture could almost pass as new w/ only extremely light nominal handling marks. Bore is shiny w/ well pronounced rifling. Fire control mechanism functions properly when cycled by hand. (03-1448/JZ). NATIONAL FIREARMS ACT MG REQUIRING BATF TRANSFER BEFORE TAKING POSSESSION. FULLY TRANSFERABLE. $16,000-18,000.

MICHAEL'S MACHINES HK23E SEMI AUTO RIFLE.

Lot #1038 (Sale Order 40 of 693)

Cal. 223. S# BW0902. Bbl. 18" including flash hider. An extremely desirable belt fed 5.56mm rifle. Quality Michael's Machines sear ready setup ready for the range. Quick change bbl. Adj. bipod, vertical fore grip & nutsack adapter. Proper club foot stock. Late generation 1200 meter sights. Spare set of takedown pins in stock storage holes. 4 Position ambidextrous pictogram lower, includes pistol grip insert w/ oil bottle & pull-through cleaning rope. Forward assist. UNATTACHED ACCESSORIES: 2 HK23E ammo cans, 1 black & 1 green. 4 1/4" X 6" red HK21E / 23E owners manual. 8 1/2" X 11 1/2" Spare parts catalog. 8 1/2" X 11 1/2" Maintenance & repair instructions. CONDITION: finish proper dark black showing wear only at high friction points. Obviously well maintained & stored properly. Not a previous sear host as state of origin does not allow for such. Shiny bore w/ well pronounced rifling. PROVENANCE: The Mark Genevese collection. (19-3298 & 02-12606 & 12608/JZ). MODERN. $9,000-14,000.

IOR - VALDADA 4X24 SCOPE FOR HK23E.

Lot #1039 (Sale Order 41 of 693)

4X24 Scope w/ MP-9 retical for 5.56x45mm. 30mm Tube. Extremely compact at 9.25" in width & designed for the 5.56 this fast & easy to use retical w/ crystal clear glass is a great addition to any .223 platform HK rifle. Has proper German factory style 23E mount. Bullet drop compensating cam for .223 62 grain from 100 meters to 800 meters. Glass mfg. by Schott, Germany. Adj. illuminated glass photo engraved retical. CONDITION: all aspects very good. No noticeable blemishes internal nor external. Glass is clear & free of any obvious defect. Retical is clear & bold w/ working illumination as tested w/ new battery. Sm. left front area on scope mount illustrates thin finish but otherwise very good in all aspects. Original factory box. PROVENANCE: The Mark Genovese Collection. (02-12607/JZ). NON-GUN. $800-1,200.

HK 23E SPARE PARTS.

Lot #1040 (Sale Order 42 of 693)

Several parts & tools all appear to be new in original packaging. Parts include: 1 factory ejector, 2 Michael's Machine ejectors, 4 HK firing pins, 2 HK charging handles, 4 HK extractors, 4 cylindrical pins, 4 helical extractor pins, 1 "drum" 4 position rear sight & adj. tool. PROVENANCE: Mark Genovese Collection. (02-12609/JZ). $700-1,000.

H&K PSG1 TRIGGER FOR 23E.

Lot #1041 (Sale Order 43 of 693)

Mounted in steel, clip on, S-E-F trigger pack. Smooth crisp trigger that performs light years ahead of the normal, spongy trigger on a factory G3 type firearm. The frame has thinning finish in areas of mechanical attachment to the host firearm & under areas of high friction such as between the selector & grip frame. Appears to function correctly when manipulated by hand. PROVENANCE: Mark Genovese Collection. (02-12610/JZ). NON-GUN. $600-900.

2 HK23 SPARE BARRELS.

Lot #1042 (Sale Order 44 of 693)

ALL: bbls. 19" over flash suppressor. Both have black synthetic handgrip. Bbl. marked "5.56x45MM". 1) Near excellent condition w/ metal spare bbl. carrier & strap. 2) Lightly worn exterior & good shiny bore w/ light wear to lands. No carrier. PROVENANCE: Mark Genovese Collection. (02-12613-1/RW). $1,100-1,400.

7 ASSORTED HK TRIGGER PACKS

Lot #1043 (Sale Order 45 of 693)

2 Metal clip on S-E-F trigger packs for the 23E. / 1 Clip on 3RB (Navy Style) pack for the 23E. / 1 Metal S-F pack w/ 8.5 lb trigger. / 1 Navy Style Pictogram S-F missing right side paddle. / 1 Plastic S-E-F. / 1 Plastic S-E-F G3 (Unmodified). PROVENANCE: Mark Genovese Collection. (02-12611/JZ). NON-GUN. $600-1,200.

HK21 SPARE BARREL.

Lot #1044 (Sale Order 46 of 693)

Bbl. 19" over flash suppressor. Bbl. has black synthetic handgrip & marked "7.62x51MM". Additionally marked "FMP". Has metal spare bbl. carrier & carrying strap. Appears unfired in very nice condition w/ light high point wear. PROVENANCE: Mark Genovese Collection. (02-12613-2/RW). $800-1,100.

HK21 SPARE BARREL.

Lot #1045 (Sale Order 47 of 693)

Bbl. 19" over flash suppressor. Bbl. has black synthetic handgrip & marked "7.62x51MM". Additionally marked "FMP". Has metal spare bbl. carrier & carrying strap. Appears unfired in very nice condition w/ light high point wear. PROVENANCE: Mark Genovese Collection. (02-12613-3/RW). $800-1,100.

TNW FIREARMS MG 34 SEMI AUTO RIFLE.

Lot #1046 (Sale Order 48 of 693)

Cal. 8mm. S# 4157. Bbl. 24". The MG34 is one of the most recognizable of the German WWII era MG's. Designed by Mauser on order of the waffenamt, it was manufactured in the early days where German tolerances & quality were front & center, over the later guns all nations involved would be forced to manufacture which placed the focus on quick & inexpensive, the MG34 can easily be described as functional artwork. 109 Different parts were manufactured from bar stock, obviously before the pressed & stamped manufacturing processes would eventually take over. Before WWII was over, almost 500,000 MG34's were produced by 5 different firms. The trigger mechanism of the MG34, though complicated in design, was extremely simple for the operator since no external selector was necessary to switch between semi automatic & fully automatic fire. The elongated trigger could simply be depressed at the top for semi automatic & squeezed at the bottom for full automatic fire. Today a transferable original MG34 is both extremely expensive & scarce. Thanks to the crew at TNW Firearms, civilians in the United States would be able to own a semi automatic version that would continue the tradition of high quality machined, hand fit parts. The MG34 we are offering in this event features a receiver that started life at 40 lbs. & required 300 machining steps to complete. With an overall length of almost 48" & a sight radius of 21", neither accuracy nor the ability to lay down an enormous amount of lead would pose to be a problem. Front sight is a folding blade, rear sight is a graduated notch from 200 to 2000 meters. The enormous weight & feel is authentic down to matching numbers on almost all visible parts & visible waffenamts in several locations. Every moving part from the rotation of the bipod to manually operating the fire control system is smooth & fluid. Finish on the receiver, bbl. jacket & top cover are period correct black w/ white highlighted markings. The heavily knurled cocking handle is easy to grip & operate. The only thing that gives its more modern lineage away is the required stamping on the right side of the receiver. UNATTACHED ACCESSORIES: 5 different t-shirts featuring the MG34 are included along w/ Vol. 8, No. 8, May, 2005 issue of "Small Arms Review" magazine featuring an article on this firearm autographed by the author. CONDITION: finish on all external metal parts is complete w/ the only blemishes being associated w/ utilizing such early wartime production parts before being refinished. Pistol grips are in fantastic condition & the bakelite stock retains its rough but correct pattern & coloring. The top cover gently exhibits mileage of yesteryear beneath its more recent refinishing. All stampings are clear & crisp & several have been filled w/ white for easy viewing. The firing mechanism appears to function correctly when cycled by hand. Very good shiny bore. PROVENANCE: Mark Genovese collection. (19-3307/JZ). MODERN. $3,500-4,500.

5 GERMAN MG34 BARRELS.

Lot #1047 (Sale Order 49 of 693)

ALL: cal. 8mm Mauser. Bbls. 24 5/8" overall. 1) S# 4730. Czech markings include "DOT 11" in shield & waffenamt 63 & "S". Fair bore w/ worn lands turning dark. 2) S# 4921. Marked "bky 41", waffenamts appear "A80" has German eagle proof & "S". Bbl. extension has electro pencil waffenamt proof. 3) S# 0295. Markings are obscured, but 1 star is legible. Bbl. extension appear to be refinished. Bbl. is blued, extension is parkerized. Near excellent shiny bore. 4) Markings obscured due to refinish. Bbl. is blue w/ parkerized extension. Very good shiny bore. 5) S# 4157/2. Has partially obliterated waffenamts, lined out S#'s & Russian Izhevsk star marking w/ "S". Worn blue finish w/ scattered light pitting. Lands have moderate wear turning dark in grooves. PROVENANCE: Mark Genovese Collection. (02-12572/RW). $900-1,400.

MG3 LAFETTE TRIPOD.

Lot #1048 (Sale Order 50 of 693)

MG3 tripod extremely complete in fantastic condition. In order to photograph & catalog this item we had to unwrap it from it's original packaging & remove it from plastic. Desirable indirect fire mount allows the shooter to be lower than the gun & still operate fluidly while viewing down range. Accessory kit latches tight & has extremely pliable weather sealing. Complete w/ original Hensoldt Wetzlar parascope style sight. Glass appears clear & retical looks strong & all knobs move fluidly. The mounting apparatus is solid & mounts and dismounts w/ ease. The rubber objective lens cap appears to be a victim of time exhibiting cracking & thinning but still remains functional w/ gentle handling. Optics kit includes chamois & brush as well as allen wrench & spanner in sm. rubber pouch. PROVENANCE: Mark Genovese Collection. (02-12603/JZ). NON-GUN. $600-900

MG3, MG34, MG42 ACCESSORY PACKAGE.

Lot #1049 (Sale Order 51 of 693)

1) Gurttrommel Trager 34 carrying frame & 3 drums. Painted green. The 2 drums loaded in the carrier which both include feed strips & belt sections for all practical purposes appear as new. Carrier is marked "wa43", both drums marked "h.q.µ.43". Markings highlighted white. Drums & carrier have very few handling marks at all. The 3rd drum which contains one belt section appears unmarked & has several light scratches where a lighter shade of green is exposed under the primary finish. No dents or blemishes that should affect function. 2) MG34 Lafette scope. Marking on scope body front, above eye piece "SA" in rectangle box. Rear of scope body marked "NEDINSCO VENLO". Bottom of scope adjacent to mount marked "No 2298". Rubber eye piece soft & supple. Glass appears clear & retical bold & crisp. In leather pouch w/ original paperwork, chamois & brush. 3) MG34 tripod adapter. 4) 2 MG3/MG42 snail drum with 6 starting tabs and 3-50 round belts 308 cal. New in original factory box. Made by Heckler & Koch in Oberndorf Germany. 5) 11 MG34 50 rd. belts. All belts appear in condition anywhere from very lightly used to unissued. 6) MG34 bolt, complete. Waffenamt "63" marked on the extractor. Major mark on bolt top appears as "AH" though due to an obstructed second marking letters are subject to interpretation. 7) MG34 anti aircraft sight. 8) MG34 wooden buttstock. 9) MG34 Bakelite grips. 10) MG34 feed block. 11) MG34 charging handle. 12) MG34 font receiver section including bbl. interface. 13) MG34 lower feed block. 14) MG34 double ended wrench w/ Waffenamt marked "WaA4". 15) MG34 spare recoil spring tube & spring. 16) MG34 top cover feed pawl. 17) 2, MG34 unlocking cams. 18) MG34 dust cover. 19) MG34 bolt parts including firing pin, nut, firing pin spring nut, 2 TNW trigger, DOT bolt rollers, misc. trigger group parts, DOT ejector, 2 firing pin trip, firing pin, semi trigger sear trip, several ejector rods & pins. 20) 2 MG34 selector. 21) 3 MG34 ejector plates. 22) MG34 extractor tool. 23) MG34 springs, several including firing pin & bbl. return. 24) MG42 broken shell extractor. 25) Misc. top cover parts. 26) Rare soaking can. Some pitting under paint. 27) MG34 oil set. Complete w/ original carry box measuring approx. 15" x 6.75" x 6 .75" when closed. Contains 4 individual containers w/ pouring spouts; 2 marked "W.S.-Oel" & 2 marked "Petroleo". PROVENANCE: Mark Genovese Collection. (02-12605, 02-12679, 02-12684, 02-12685, & 02-12686/JZ). NON-GUN. $900-1,800.

MG34 GURTFÜLLER 34 BELT FILLING MACHINE WITH LINKS

Lot #1050 (Sale Order 52 of 693)

& AMMO BOXES. 1) MG34 AMMO BOXES & LINKS. 6 Exemplary MG34 ammo boxes. Each containing several lengths of non disintegrating links. Cans measure approximately 14.25x3.5x6.75 w/ leather wrapped handles, OD green in color. CONDITION: cans vary in condition w/ some that could pass for unissued retaining all of their leather wraps absent of any major dents while others have certainly earned battle field character missing some leather sections w/ obvious dents. All are functional, open, close & lock. (02-12681/JZ). 2) MG34-42 LOADER IN BOX. The Gurtfüller 34 belt filling machine was designed to be packed & transported in a standard ammo box as is this example. Packing this machine properly is comparable to refolding a map to fit in it's original sleeve. There is a place for everything and everything must be in it's place in a very specific way in order to fit properly. Inside this box is a complete machine including the table clamp, loader, crank handle & hopper. CONDITION: metal components finished in a dark black paint. Machine is completely functional. Main body of the loader shows a rough surface under the paint potentially from an earlier bout w/ a patina that was brought back under control or simply due to the fact that this surface never needed to be smooth & shiny in the first place & this seems to be typical at least w/ the examples encountered by this cataloger. PROVENANCE: The Mark Genovese Collection. (02-12688/JZ). BOTH NON-GUNS. $500-800.

MG34 SUSTAIN FIRE ACCESSORY KIT.

Lot #1051 (Sale Order 53 of 693)

1) A BLANK FIRING BBL. & CASE. Extremely rare blank firing adapter for the MG34. Mfg for the sole purpose of simulating live fire exercise, German proof waffenampt marked. This bbl. is a 2 piece system w/ a stationary bbl. that utilizes a floating chamber unlike the original bbl. which recoiled entirely during operation. UNATTACHED ACCESSORIES: original steel carrying case complete w/ leather strap. CONDITION: blank bbl. is in perfect working condition & bbl. tube is free of imperfection with no major visible handling marks. Leather sling is still pliable. 2) VERY COMPLETE SUSTAINED FIRE KIT. This kit allows the man portable MG34 to fill the roll of a heavy ground mounted machine gun w/ out the burden of having to transport a heavy and cumbersome tripod. It provided all the tools necessary to solidly mount the MG34 & make precision incremental changes in windage & elevation while continuing to lay down a massive amount of fire power. This kit contains a rugged rear ranging arc base w/ graduations & adj. traverse stops that are anchored to the ground w/ spikes that are also provided w/ the kit. A rear elevating mechanism is attached to the buttstock utilizing a provided clamp. Bipod legs are grounded w/ spikes as well, after affixing them to a provided support utilizing leather straps. This entire kit contained w/ in a canvas case & secured w/ leather straps. CONDITION: all parts are in great condition & the light wear on the finish indicates that it was utilized very lightly. Canvas case is also in good condition & leather is still somewhat pliable w/ straps showing the beginning of a mildewing process that can easily be stopped. The Mark Genovese Collection. (02-12682 & 02-12683). NON-GUN. $700-1,000.

MG34 TROMMELHALTER DRUM TOP COVER.

Lot #1052 (Sale Order 54 of 693)

Trommel top cover used to accept the saddle drum on an MG-34. These are extremely rare & very desirable. Waffenamt on some parts. Retains most of it's original finish & appears to be in serviceable condition. PROVENANCE: Mark Genovese Collection. (02-12687/JZ). NON-GUN. $1,200-1,600.

EXTREMELY CLEAN LAFETTE TRIPOD.

Lot #1053 (Sale Order 55 of 693)

A stunning example of the WWII era Lafette tripod that was designed for the MG34. German code FSU indicating Brandenburger Fahrrad und Motorradwerk, Excelsior mfg. in 1943. Waffenamt on right rear mounting lug. Standard German mfg. procedures being well known for over engineering, this mount will not disappoint. It is a multi-functional tripod designed for low ground firing w/ a wide berth of traverse & elevation as well as an anti-aircraft mount. These mounts are not a simple stationary device only designed to lift the firearm off the ground but are complicated pieces of machinery that actually aid & assist in the function of the MG34. Use of this mount allows the MG34 to be fired remotely, potentially concealing the position of the operator. There is a provision for mounting optics directly on the tripod when utilizing this system. Also included is a correct MG34 anti-aircraft extension also in an equivalent condition. Most external metal surfaces painted in period correct shade of green while mechanical surfaces remain black. Leather straps, which appear to be weathered & original are still attached & in working condition as well as spare bolt box. Appears to have a post 1945 plastic range plate. It should be clear that this is an original German MG34 Lafette tripod & not a much more common Yugo import designed around the MG42 / MG3. CONDITION: all moving parts are smooth w/ a full range & appear to function exactly as intended. Remote firing mechanism moves freely & functions correctly. All traverse adjustment related markings are clear & highlighted white over their original black surface. Mfg. markings highlighted white. Anti aircraft extension has only a few light scratches on painted finish & does not appear to have seen much use. We assume tripod has been repainted given such complete coverage & the inability to read the fine stamping typically found in & around Waffenamt. Paint coverage is complete aside from obvious areas of friction during use & mounting. Leather pads on front remain soft, pliable & very smooth aside from a few areas that look like finish has been roughed up from abrasion. Leather straps are solid & still pliable w/ little damage aside from 1 cushion that appears to have fallen victim to peeling; possibly advanced due to moisture. PROVENANCE: The Mark Genovese collection. (02-12617 & 02-12680/JZ). $2,200-3,200

3 SEMI AUTO BOLTS FOR MG34.

Lot #1054 (Sale Order 56 of 693)

3 Of the smoothest and lightest bolts for the TNW semi automatic MG34 conversion available. It's important to note that in order to install in your rifle or utilize in a new build they must be fitted to that specific action. 1 Bolt MG34 grade 3, 5 lb. TNW trigger. Several Waffenamts & original markings. 1 Bolt MG34 grade 4 5 lb. TNW trigger. New A.A. rollers. New RTG ejector. 1 Bolt extremely smooth, high polish w/ several Waffenamts on various parts throughout the assembly. All 3 bolts matching numbers for continuity. PROVENANCE: Mark Genovese Collection. (02-12772/JZ). NON-GUN. $900-1,400.

OHIO ORDNANCE MODEL 1918 BAR SEMI AUTO RIFLE.

Lot #1055 (Sale Order 57 of 693)

Cal. 30-06. S# 1342. Bbl. 24". The BAR was developed by John Browning in 1917 as an air cooled, gas operated, mag. fed, shoulder fired automatic rifle as a requirement for WWI. Early mfg. included Colt, Winchester & Marlin Rockwell. Approx. 85,000 were mfg. Prior to the armistice. This particular example is by Ohio Ordnance works & is designated "The Self Loading Rifle Mod. 1918A3". It is a semi auto only, closed bolt self loading rifle variant of the historical BAR. From its matte parkerized finish to its checkered hardwood forend, the looks & feel take the operator back 100 years. Gas operated w/ an adj. gas system. Has a threaded muzzle w/ pronged flash hider. Fixed blade front sight. Ladder elevated peep rear sight w/ folding battle sight setting. 31" Sight radius. Brown leather sling. MAGS: 1-20 rd. UNATTACHED ACCESSORIES: original field manual. Canvas spare parts pouch. Wrench. Mag. loader. Misc. fire control group sm. parts. Gas plug & wrench. No-go gauge. Cylindrical thread protector. CONDITION: metal finish shows some scratches & thinning finish; mostly on areas associated w/ high friction & feeding. Very light rack wear. Buttstock shows some minor depressions. 2 light horizontal cracks where buttstock meets receiver (1 on each side). Good bore w/ strong rifling. PROVENANCE: Mark Genovese Collection. (19-3286/JZ). MODERN. $4,500-6,500.

BAR MAGAZINE CHEST & ACCESSORIES.

Lot #1056 (Sale Order 58 of 693)

1) Chest capable of holding 15 mags. Chests measures approx. 16.5" x 3.75" x 8.25" when closed. Steel construction w/ wooden inserts to separate mags. in increments of 5. Felt padded top to prevent mags. from shifting. Single front latch to secure lid. Leather carrying strap on top of lid. 1 Additional mag. for a total of 16. (02-12564/JZ) 2) Also includes: wooden BAR forend, carry handle, flash hider & peep style graduated to 1,500 yds. rear sight also marked "MILS". PROVENANCE: Mark Genovese Collection. (02-12723/JZ). $800-1,400.

SEMI AUTOMATIC GORYUNOV SGMB FROM HISTORIC

Lot #1057 (Sale Order 59 of 693)

FIREARMS. Cal. 7.62X54R. S# 4QFTB-003. Bbl. 21 1/2" including flash hider. A distinguishing characteristic of the SGMB are the unusually lg. flutes (in excess of 1/4" in depth) that run parallel w/ the bbl. It is also slotted for the carry handle over the flutes but only allowing rotational movement. The general shape of the lower looks similar to the RPD. With a laminated shoulder stock that resembles what are typically see on the Egyptian Maadi family of AK47's. Chambered in 7.62X54R & fed w/ 250 rd. non disintegrating linked belts. Its original full auto counterpart had a cyclic rate of approx 650 rds. per minute. Of course this one is determined completely by the user. Sight radius is 34". Front sight is an elevation adj. protected post. Rear sight is a graduated ladder adj. for windage & elevation up to 2300 meters. Dark black duracoat finish on all exterior metal surfaces except for the bbl. Mounted on SGMB/RPK tripod. UNATTACHED ACCESSORIES: original 32.5" bbl. Studio portrait commissioned by the owner. Vol. 9, No. 8, May 2006 issue of "Small Arms Review" magazine that includes a feature article on this SGMB. Magazine is signed by the author. 2 Semi auto strikers. 1 Original SGM cocking handle. 1 SGMB firing pin. 1 SGMB special HD return spring. Spare used SGMB spring. 1 SGMB original dust cover set. CONDITION: original duracoat retains most of its finish w/ the exception of a few scratches & wear marks on areas of high friction. All of the mechanical parts move freely & function correctly when cycled by hand. Clean bore w/ sharp rifling. PROVENANCE: Mark Genovese collection. (19-3319, 02-12567 & 02-12704/JZ). MODERN. $3,000-5,000.

VALKYRIE ARMS M36 KULSPRUTA SEMI AUTO RIFLE

Lot #1058 (Sale Order 60 of 693)

MOUNTED ON 1917 A1 TRIPOD WITH AA EXTENTION. Cal. 8mm Mauser. S# 9930180. Bbl. 24". The Kulspruta model 1936 is a modified Browning 1917 specifically mfg. by & for the Swedish military. Adorned w/ a massive 4" Swedish coat of arms complete w/ crowns & lions combined w/ a lg. section of brass at the rear of the water jacket, actually extending to the front trunnion make it recognizable as this important Swedish variation of an American classic. While the most obvious differences between the Kulspruta & the Browning appear to be cosmetic, there are actually several important differences throughout the operating system. Because of the enormous amount of custom fabrication to bring this work horse back to life utilizing Valkyrie Arms left & right side plates, semi automatic versions of the Kulspruta are not commonly encountered. Students of the larger belt fed side plate guns are undoubtedly familiar w/ the potential for an unbelievably heavy trigger mechanism, however as w/ all of the other Valkyrie offerings, this particular example has a smooth crisp trigger on it w/ an extremely light weight of pull. The magic is in their proprietary modified AR-15 trigger system adapted to the side plate mechanisms. All exposed steel surfaces are finished in a deep dark black color which provides a stark contrast to the unusually lg. amount of brass in the area between the side plates & the water jacket. Heavy protected post front sight integral to the water jacket. Rear sight is an extremely precise windage adj. mechanism that also incorporates elevational adjustment from 500-3000 meters. Firing mechanism is engaged by use of spade grips w/ plastic handles & depressing the trigger mechanism located at the top w/ the tip of both thumbs. 5 1/2" Schwarzlose-type conical flash hider at muzzle, where the bbl. exits the brass, is another unique identifier. Mounted on 1917A1 tripod. Data plate reads "MOUNT TRIPOD M1917 A1 No 214539 Mcevoy Co 1943 M.H.D." w/ 26" anti aircraft extension & "U.S. M1917-A1" marked cradle. UNATTACHED ACCESSORIES: 1973 printed Swedish operator's manual. March 2001 vol. 4 no. 6 issue of Small Arms Review magazine containing a feature article on this gun signed by the author. 3 T-shirts containing studio photography of this gun commissioned by the owner. CONDITION: all exterior metal surfaces are finished in a uniform bluing w/ many parts being polished. Exposed brass portions of trunnion & water jacket, including corresponding bolts & attachments cleaned & polished. This gun is suitable as a display piece as it is a magnificent historical example on the firing line. Rear grip assembly painted black w/ brown plastic grips. Clean bore w/ extremely pronounced rifling. PROVENANCE: The Mark Genovese Collection. (19-3301, 02-12711, 02/12712, 02-12739-1/JZ). MODERN. $6,000-8,000.

FORTY 1917 BROWNING AMMO BELTS.

Lot #1059 (Sale Order 61 of 693)

1917 Cloth ammo feeding belts, white. Some are marked "Schlegel mfg. Co. 1942" w/ US Pat. #. Others marked "US Pat 2,061,072 RMC" to signify mfg. by Russell mfg. Co. Some do not have visible markings in their rolled up state of packaging. Most are 250 rds. while 7 appear to be 150 rnd. capacity. 21 Have metal starter tabs & 1 spare brass starter tab. PROVENANCE: The Mark Genovese Collection. (02-12555/JZ). NON-GUN. $800-1,200.

1917 BROWNING AMMO BELTS.

Lot #1060 (Sale Order 62 of 693)

35 Assorted 1917 & 1919 cloth ammo feeding belts white & green assortment. Some are marked "Schlegel mfg. Co. 1942" w/ US Pat. #. Others marked "US Pat 2,061,072 RMC" to signify mfg. by Russell mfg. Co. Some do not have visible markings in their rolled up state of packaging. Most are 250 rds. while 3 appear to be 150 rnd. capacity. Most have metal starter tabs. 22 Are green & 13 white. Several are vacuumed sealed for protection. 3 Original alternate stitch Israeli 1919 belts. PROVENANCE: The Mark Genovese Collection. (02-12556/JZ). NON-GUN. $900-1,400.

1917 BROWNING AMMO BELTS.

Lot #1061 (Sale Order 63 of 693)

1917 Green cloth ammo feeding belts. Some are marked "THE RUSSELL MFG. CO. 1945 MAY PAT 2,061,072 OTHERS PENDING TRADE MARK REG". Some do not have visible markings in their rolled up state of packaging. 25 Appear to be as new, while 5 gently used. PROVENANCE: The Mark Genovese Collection. (02-12557/JZ). NON-GUN. $700-1,100.

1917 ACCESSORY LOT.

Lot #1062 (Sale Order 64 of 693)

1 Extremely rare M1917 water canteen measuring approx. 13" in diameter w/ molded stabilizing base & canvas strap. Cover threads clean & functional. Painted dark green. Internal tan paint flaking & peeling but structural integrity does not appear compromised. 72" Rubber 1917 water hose w/ correct fitting for water jacket attachment in OD canvas bag. Bag marked "STEAM CONDENSING DEVICE CASE CAL 30"; appears new. 7 Wooden ammo boxes; 3 are rectangular measuring approx. 12.75" x 4.5" x 7.75" & marked internally on floorplate w/ arrows dictating cartridge placement. 4 Are slant cut at bottom front at the last 1 1/2" below locking mechanism & are marked internally w/ cartridge silhouettes dictating ammo placement. All boxes have single hinge on top w/ spring loaded latch on front & are slotted for tripod cradle placement for feeding presentation. CONDITION: varies having seen very little use w/ majority of paint coverage & tight hardware to a few showing heavy patina on hardware & overall coarse exterior finish, though integrity doesn't appear to be compromised. All carry straps are pliable & functional w/ the exception of 1 canvas strap retainer missing. 2 M5 combination wrenches for tripod maintenance. PROVENANCE: Mark Genovese Collection. (02-12558, 02-12589, 02-12591, 02-12715/JZ). $900-1,400.

BROWNING BELT FILLING MACHINE MODEL OF 1918.

Lot #1063 (Sale Order 65 of 693)

Early original Browning belt filling machine in original transport / storage box snugly fit in original box measuring 12.25" x 8.5" x6.25" which still retains well preserved instruction sheet bonded to inside top lid; still bearing inspector's stamp "F.J.R.". This very early loader mfg. from brass & cast steel bears the casting mark "BROWNING BELT FILLING MACHINE MODEL OF 1918". S# "B6356" on handle. Bottom of body marked "CAS & G CO 1943 D1263". This early design utilized needles to open the fabric belt pockets so the cartridge would be properly positioned. Later & more common versions utilized a shuttle for this purpose. With a good cleaning & polishing this intricate loading machine can become a centerpiece of any advanced collection. CONDITION: heavily coated in preservative & appears to be functioning correctly. Wooden box painted dark green & retains pliable leather carry strap on top. PROVENANCE: Mark Genovese Collection. (02-12553/JZ). $800-1,200

BROWNING MODEL 1918 BELT FILLING MACHINE.

Lot #1064 (Sale Order 66 of 693)

The Browning belt filling machine saw an enormous amount of service for all examples of 30 cal. Browning machine guns which utilized cloth belts. This early original variation utilizes a needle bar slide group to open the cloth belt pockets as they advance into position for cartridge insertion (Later versions utilized a shuttle rather than needles). Includes lunch box style carry box which measures 11.25" long by 9" wide by 5" deep when closed. Case has single leather carry handle. Cast in the side of the main plate are "BROWNING BELT FILLING MACHINE MODEL OF 1918". Brass & steel construction. Loader appears to be complete & function properly. UNATTACHED ACCESSORIES: 1 Modern high capacity feed tray allowing loose rnds. to be linked. Measures approx 12" in overall length. This device collects rnds. at an approx 30 degree angle to the side w/out the necessity of the rnds. to be clipped in like the original. PROVENANCE: Mark Genovese Collection. (02-12554, 02-12619/JZ). NON-GUN. $900-1,300.

5 MODEL 1917 BROWNING MG BARRELS.

Lot #1065 (Sale Order 67 of 693)

4 Cal. 8mm Mauser & 1 cal. 7.65 Argentine. Argentine bbl. is stated to be unfired original w/ 90% original blue & near excellent shiny bore. Letter markings include: "S", "P" & "T". / 1 Bbl. is used Commercial, by Kent Lomont w/ good shiny bore. / 3 Bbls. cut by Black Bear Mfg. to M1917 specs. w/ bore conditions range from fair to good w/ darkened grooves & worn lands. Blued finishes w/ some plum hues. PROVENANCE: Mark Genovese Collection. (02-12570-1/RW). $800-1,100.

4 MODEL 1917 BROWNING MG BARRELS.

Lot #1066 (Sale Order 68 of 693)

All retain a high degree of dark parkerized finish. 2 Unmarked cal. 7.62 NATO bbls. mfg in Israel. Both appear unfired. / 2 Original unfired cal. 30-06 Rock Island Arsenal bbls. Both marked "D35388", "18 RIA" & 1 has "P" & 1 has sm. flaming bomb. PROVENANCE: Mark Genovese Collection. (02-12570-3/RW). $700-900.

KULSPRUTA TOOLS, OPTICS & WATER CAN.

Lot #1067 (Sale Order 69 of 693)

1) TOOL ROLL. Very complete & well organized tool & spare parts roll for the Kulspruta M36. Measures over 34" wide & 18" tall. There are 63 separate secured compartments, each numbered & snapped closed. Includes itemized list & inventory though it appears to be written in Swedish. Roll is made up of thick green canvas & steel snaps. 8.5" Rubber section at end w/ company ID plate. 2) OPTICS. 2 5x25 Optical sights for the M/36. 1 Dated 1940 w/ crown S# 12360. Contains two bubble levels, both sealed & clear. All knobs are free & functional. All distance engravings are clear & crisp. Painted OD green. Includes leather carry case & spanner wrench. Markings include Swedish crown "N:r.854 1940 5x25". Metal data plate on bottom marked "67". Front body below objective lens marked "SPINDLER & HOYER GÜTTINGEN 150000". Glass is clear & retical is faint but visible. Second sight dated 1941 w/ crown S# 10543. Contains two bubble levels, both sealed & clear. All knobs are free & functional. All distance engravings are clear & crisp. Painted grey. Includes leather carry case, spanner wrench, leather chamois & spare eye piece. Markings include Swedish crown "NR 5470 1941 5x25". Metal data plate on bottom marked "69". Front body below objective lens marked "4620". MFG by NIFE. Glass is clear & retical is crisp & bold. 3) Kulspruta M36 Water Can. PROVENANCE: The Mark Genovese Collection. (02-12615, 02-12616 & 02-12620/JZ). NON-GUN. $600-1,000.

US MG PARTS.

Lot #1068 (Sale Order 70 of 693)

1) CLINOMETER MG M1917. Very good original condition w/ unmarked leather belt case. (02-12689/RW). 2) MODERN MADE BELT LINKER 7.62 NATO. (02-12690/RW). 3) 1917A1 TRIPOD PARTS. 2 Tripod legs. 2 Right side tripod plates in original packaging. 2 Original left side plates; 1 has been repainted & 1 has sand blast finish. / Misc. assorted tripod pins. (02-12714/RW). 4) M1919 DUMMY BOLT, CARBON TOOL & M1917 STEAM TOOL. (02-12716/RW). 5) 10 FIRING PINS BY SAGANAW. 8 In original packaging. (02-12725/RW). 6) 6 BROWNING FLASH SUPPRESSORS. Including US "beer can" WWII M1917. / 1 - 1919M6 new in original wrapper. / 2 Model 1919A6. /1 Model 1919A4. / 1 M1938. (02-12727/RW). 7) 5 PISTOL GRIPS. 4 Walnut Browning pistol grips. / 1 Steel grip w/ cast checkering. (02-12728/RW). 8) 2 COVER ASSEMBLY FROM M1919A4. Buffalo Arms Co. new in original packaging. (02-12729/RW). 9) 2 USGI RARE 30 CAL HEADSPACE TOOLS. CONDITION: all in good serviceable condition except as new when noted. PROVENANCE: Mark Genovese Collection. (02-12740/RW). $1,200-1,800.

USGI BROWNING LOADING MACHINE NEEDLE ASSEMBLY.

Lot #1069 (Sale Order 71 of 693)

Extremely rare & very important in order to utilize the 30 cal. cloth belt loading machines. There are 3 pkgs. unopened, each bearing 10 needle assemblies. This lot also includes an additional 33 units of 3 bound needles to create another 16.5 sets as required for each loading machine. PROVENANCE: Mark Genovese Collection. (02-12726/JZ). NON-GUN. $800-1,400.

US RELATED MG ACCESSORIES.

Lot #1070 (Sale Order 72 of 693)

1) 2 REPRO. LEATHER & BRASS UNMARKED FUNNELS. For filled Browning 1917 water cooled MG. Very good condition. (02-12590/RW). 2) 2 BROWNING 1919 100 RD AMMUNITION CHESTS. Unmarked, appear to be repainted & measure approx. 10 1/2" x 9 x 4". (02-12592/RW). 3) BROWNING 1919 AMMO CAN MOUNT. Good used w/ Israeli markings. Sides are slightly dented w/ worn paint. (02-12593/RW). 4) 7 BROWNING 1919 MG OIL CAN. Complete w/ caps & retaining chains. All are repainted, remarked & appear serviceable. (02-12594/RW). 5) BROWNING M1A1 WATER CAN. Has cover & web carrying handle. Interior bottom has moderate oxidation, but in otherwise very good original condition. (02-12595/RW). 6) UNMARKED COLT WATER CAN W/ BRASS CAP & WIRE BAIL CARRYING HANDLE. Arc welded construction w/ repainted exterior. Interior of can has moderate oxidation throughout. (02-12602/RW). 7) US BAR M2 PINTLE ADAPTER. Original GI has been repainted. (02-12722/RW). 8) TRAVERSING & ELEVATION MECHANISM ADAPTED FOR M249 TYPE MG. (02-12738/RW). 9) 4 TRIPOD PINTLES. 3 For Browning MG: 1 w/ bolt unmarked, 1 w/out bolt is US marked & 1 Israeli marked w/ bolt. All in good used condition. / 1 Tripod pintle mt. adapter for M240/M249 MG. PROVENANCE: Mark Genovese Collection. (02-12739/RW). $1,200-1,800.

HALO MFG. FN30 SEMI AUTO RIFLE ON TITANIUM TRIPOD.

Lot #1071 (Sale Order 73 of 693)

Cal. 30 US. (Currently 308 Win. bbl installed). S# HM08112. Bbl. 24". 7.62mm Israeli contract. The FN30 is a modified type of U.S. M1919 style Browning machine gun. A quick indication when identifying an FN 30 versus the 1919 would be the top mounted trigger bar & single vertical pistol grip that extends around entire firing mechanism. Assembled on a Halo mfg. right side plate & mounted on an extremely rare corresponding titanium tripod. Standard flip up blade front sight. Windage & elevation adj. rear peep sight w/ 14" radius. Tripod adj. free hand & micro for bolt traverse & elevation. UNATTACHED ACCESSORIES: color reproduction of the original FN operation manual. CONDITION: dark black painted finish on all exterior metal surfaces shows complete coverage w/ only minor scratches & handling marks aside from areas of high friction in the feed mechanism. Every tripod adjustment is smooth & fluid w/ a full range of motion & the firearm firing mechanism appears to function correctly when cycled by hand. Clean bore w/ strong rifling. PROVENANCE: The Mark Genovese collection. (02-12753 & 19-3297/JZ). MODERN. $5,500-7,500.

EXTREMELY RARE REMARKABLY COMPLETE FN30/38/39 TOOL

Lot #1073 (Sale Order 74 of 693)

KIT. What we have here is a late version of the FN model 32 spare parts & tool box. These were metal boxes w/ wood liners having a single metal clasp & metal handle. The 1939 & 1938 were high speed variations of the 1932 w/ many tools & parts interchangeable. This particular kit contains several additional pieces over the already rare & desirable factory contents check list. Just a sm. sampling of the numerous parts & tools contained in this rare find include the 3 piece segmented cleaning rod, brass patch jag, firing device, combination tool, blank firing adapter, oil can, drive spring assembly (2), firing pin (3), belt holding paul pin, sear, extractor, sear spring & many, many duplicate & additional sm. parts. This is truly an amazing assemblage of so many scarce parts & pieces. Also includes another late version FN Model 32 metal tool box & wooden dividers w/out parts to start a separate collection. We also have two wooden boxed FN 30 parts & tool boxes, measuring approx. 12.75" by 10.5" by 3.25". Box numbered 189, contains most of the top layer including take down cleaning rod, combination wrench, brushes & oil bottle are present. Bottom section contains a few modern tools & a couple parts only. Box numbered "78" is empty except for a laminated photograph illustrating the contents of a full kit. CONDITION: parts & box appear very good overall. Spare box shows slightly more wear. PROVENANCE: Mark Genovese Collection. (02-12754, 02-12759 & 02-12760/JZ). $800-1,200.

EXTREMELY RARE PORTUGUESE CONTRACT FN 1939 MACHINE

Lot #1074 (Sale Order 75 of 693)

GUN PARTS KIT. Cal. 8mm Mauser. S# 365. Bbl. 25". An extremely rare example in the FN Browning family. The Modele 1932 was redesigned in an aircraft configuration for the country of Portugal where the cyclic rate was increased even higher than normal. During 1938 Monsieur Saive called for an additional design change to increase the rate of fire to 1500 rpm. This was even higher than his original redesign in 1932 where he increased the cyclic rate to 1200 rpm. It necessitated utilizing a larger booster and the buffer was redesigned from the vertical configuration utilizing fiber disks to a horizontal style that was fitted w/ a much stronger coil spring. Due to the increased cyclic rate it was necessary to retain as much receiver strength as possible, so less milling occurred in comparison to the lightened 1932 model. FN machine guns were typically built w/ 1 set of bottom plate trunnions but would be built w/ 2 by special order. This example is equipped w/ the single spade rear grip having the FN signature trigger bar located at the top. Rear sight adj. for windage & elevation graduated from 200-1800 meters. Set up in a left hand feed / left hand cocking configuration the intricate bolt can be converted to right hand feed. Black painted finish throughout all exposed metal surfaces, this kit appears to be complete except for the right side plate. Left side plate markings "FABRIQUE NATIONALE D'ARMES DE GUERRE HERSTAL-BELGIQUE 1939". This specimen incorporates dual rear trunnions. CONDITION: black painted exterior exhibits a few light marks. Clean bore w/ well pronounced rifling. PROVENANCE: Mark Genovese Collection. (02-12980/JZ). NON GUN. $1,800-2,800.

EXTREMELY RARE PORTUGUESE CONTRACT FN 1939 MACHINE

Lot #1075 (Sale Order 76 of 693)

GUN PARTS KIT. Cal. 8mm Mauser. S# 239. Bbl. 25". An extremely rare example in the FN Browning family. The Modele 1932 was redesigned in an aircraft configuration for the country of Portugal where the cyclic rate was increased even higher than normal. During 1938 Monsieur Saive called for an additional design change to increase the rate of fire to 1500 rpm. This was even higher than his original redesign in 1932 where he increased the cyclic rate to 1200 rpm. It necessitated utilizing a larger booster and the buffer was redesigned from the vertical configuration utilizing fiber disks to a horizontal style that was fitted w/ a much stronger coil spring. Due to the increased cyclic rate it was necessary to retain as much receiver strength as possible, so less milling occurred in comparison to the lightened 1932 model. FN machine guns were typically built w/ 1 set of bottom plate trunnions but would be built w/ 2 by special order. This example is equipped w/ remote firing trigger mechanism, possibly designated capot (fixed) variation. Set up in a left hand feed / left hand cocking, configuration the intricate bolt can be converted to right hand feed. Black painted finish throughout all exposed metal surfaces, this kit appears to be complete except for the right side plate. Left side plate markings "FABRIQUE NATIONALE D'ARMES DE GUERRE HERSTAL-BELGIQUE 1939". Rear top plate marked w/ Republic of Portugal crest. This specimen incorporates dual rear trunnions. CONDITION: black painted exterior exhibits a few light marks. Clean bore w/ well pronounced rifling. PROVENANCE: Mark Genovese Collection. (02-12981/JZ). NON GUN. $1,800-2,800.

BELT FED WATER COOLED MG38 SEMI AUTO VARIANT.

Lot #1076 (Sale Order 77 of 693)

Cal. 8mm. S# 070541. Bbl. 24". A one of a kind beautiful & rare example of the Colt MG38 painstakingly built over several years utilizing an absolute "Who's Who" of the civilian & military firearms brain trust. A Black Bear side plate & primary control group are at the heart of this build & partner in numerous upgrades to complete the project. At a distance it may be the deep rich bluing contrast w/ matte brass parts that first catch your attention but on closer examination the details start to jump out, differentiating this from the much more common 1917A1. One inch brass fittings secured w/ chained caps on the water jacket allow attachment if desired to a hand operated water circulating unit. With a steel end cap & trunnion, both cloth belts or metallic links are suitable for feeding. Fully adj. ladder aperture rear sight graduated from 100 to 2800 meters w/ 80 degrees of windage adjustment. The beautiful M35 tripod proudly displays a brass plate & serial numbered "658" & may be adjusted to fire either upright or prone. The cradle allows a wide range of movement & is graduated in artillery mils w/ an elevation screw for fine adjustment. UNATTACHED ACCESSORIES: appropriate leather tool pouch. 2 Custom manufactured wooden storage/transport crates; 1 for gun, 1 for tripod. Vol. 7, No. 7 (April, 2004) issue of "Small Arms Review" magazine featuring an autographed article on this firearm. A framed studio portrait of this gun commissioned by the author. 3 T-shirts depicting images of an MG38. CONDITION: bluing is dark & rich w/ complete coverage on all components. All moving parts are smooth & function correct when cycled by hand. This gun like several others from this collection are as comfortable on display in their condition & care as they are on the firing line as functional historical artwork. Bore is bright & shiny w/ well defined rifling. PROVENANCE: Mark Genovese collection. (19-3291 & 02-12601-1/JZ). MODERN. $7,000-11,000.

COLT 1928 WATER COOLED SEMI AUTO VARIANT.

Lot #1077 (Sale Order 78 of 693)

Cal. 8mm Mauser. S# 280793 Bbl. 24". All matching S#s. Absolutely beautiful Colt commercial 1928 water cooled gun preserved as a semi auto to live on for those to enjoy for years to come. This gun sans the semi side plate was shipped from Colt mfg. in Hartford Conn. to the Argentine military in the 1930s & originally chambered in 7.65x53 Argentine. Outwardly this gun resembles the much more common 1917 model Browning but once you look closely there are several significant differences to this rare gem; such as a 5" conical flash hider, a dark rich rust bluing instead of a painted or parkerized finish as seen on the more common offerings, a heavily knurled cocking handle, the sights are different as well utilizing a simple notch for aiming on a ladder type micro adj. base graduated from 100 to 2600 meters. To the right of the pistol grip is a paddle type block safety. This gun possesses an unusual telescopic sight mount that is numbered to the gun & reads "ejercito argentino infanteria y caballeria no 793". Also on the scope mount is a logo which contains the following "nedinsco systeem Carl Zeiss jana 1740 M.G.A. 8a". This gun is mounted on a beautiful steel & brass original Colt tripod bearing a data plate w/ the following in raised lettering "COLT AUTOMATIC MACHINE GUN TRIPOD" & "MFD BY COLT'S Pt.F.A. Mfg. Co. HARTFORD.CONN.U.S.A.". Tripod allows 360 degrees of rotation & has what appears to be an original leather tool bag mounted on rear leg. Cradle allows for elevational adjustment & the mounting of an ammo can on the left side. The Colt 1928 water cooled belt feed is uncommon to encounter as a semi auto build primarily because of the numerous differences between it & the more common side plate guns. Quite often the right side plate will be cut from thicker material than the traditional right side plate in order to prohibit the installation of factory full auto parts into the build, but in this case its not quite that simple. The Black Bear right side plate utilized in the build incorporates several raised areas where standard full auto parts could no longer be accepted. The corresponding semi auto only parts for this build are all slotted & have corresponding relief cuts. UNATTACHED ACCESSORIES: Technical manual TM9-1005-212-10. Volume 6 No. 6 March 2003 issue of Small Arms Review, which includes a feature on this gun that is signed by the author. 9.5 by 7.5 framed studio portrait, and 4 t-shirts bearing the same photo. CONDITION: at the time of this cataloging the gun had just been shipped in directly from a professional refinisher where it has been entirely rust blued. The original Colt markings on the left side plate, the scope mount & the sights are clear, crisp & easy to read. The front & rear of the water jacket are brass along w/ the corresponding area of the trunnion which provide a classy look reminiscent of this era of mfg. The tripod is mfg. from steel w/ the entire yoke assembly consisting of a brass casting w/ a lg. brass knob on the rear portion of the cradle originally intended to adjust elevation, a look that only exemplifies the elegance of the 1928. Bore is shiny w/ strong rifling & the entire mechanism appears to function properly when cycled by hand. PROVENANCE: The Mark Genovese Collection. (19-3290 & 02-12601/JZ). MODERN. $5,000-7,000.

COLT MFG BELT LOADING MACHINE.

Lot #1078 (Sale Order 79 of 693)

An absolutely outstanding example of a steel & brass Colt belt loading machine in an original hard wood box. Brass hopper style feeder contains rounds in preparation for linking rather than the more common vertical shaft which rounds were loaded & progressed from top to bottom utilizing the rim on the casing. Though the mechanism appears to be similar to the more common Browning loaders there are some important differences. The belt pitch for the Colt guns is 16 pockets per foot, while the Browning belts are 17 pockets per foot. Because of this there are specific parts that are different such as sprocket feed wheels. Belt loader S# appears to be # 5. Brass data plate reads "MANUFACTURED BY COLTS PT. F.A. MFG. CO. HARTFORD, CT. U.S.A. PATENTED JAN. 13, 1920". CONDITION: this machine is as attractive visually in its polished brass luster sitting static on a display shelf as it is accomplishing it's single task of filling belts. The function is a poetry of motion as it moves fluidly & accurately like the action of a fine watch. The steel surfaces are painted OD green while others have a deep rich bluing. All exposed brass maintains a bright luster that can easily be brought back to it's glory days w/ very little polishing & effort. PROVENANCE: The Mark Genovese Collection. (02-12600/JZ). NON-GUN. $900-1,400.

COLT 1928 ZEISS SCOPE.

Lot #1079 (Sale Order 80 of 693)

NEDINSCO JENA (Carl Zeiss) M.G.A.8a 5 X 25 Scope, w/ museum quality reproduction transit box numbered to scope. Left side on main body marked "Ejercito Argentino Infanteria y Caballerie No910". Includes what appears to be a reproduction 1922 owners manual along w/ a second manual translated to English. Includes chamois roll & soft brush for maintenance. Both bubble levels sealed & clear. Rubber eye cup marked "A.J.M.P. 1961". All numerical data points, found in several places are clear & legible. Scope body painted a familiar shade of Argentine green. These optics are very clear & tested in house past 300 yards where they still retain clarity & focus. Lines in the retical are still strong and present though under close examination illustrate the effects of time & vibration w/ a normal widening, though it seems to have little to no effect on normal use. PROVENANCE: The Mark Genovese Collection. (02-12599/JZ). NON-GUN. $1,200-1,600

1928 COLT AA SIGHT & ASSORTED TOP COVERS.

Lot #1080 (Sale Order 81 of 693)

1) 1928 AA SIGHT. Vintage anti aircraft sight for a Colt 1928 water cooled MG. Complete set w/ rear sight top cover adapter & front sight band that clamps over the water jacket. Rear sight post & front sight (spider web) matching, # 876, front sight band # 231, rear sight mount #14 possibly the last two digits in a three digit number with a partial strike too far off mount. Complete in original leather pouch # 876, matching front & rear sights. CONDITION: If these parts were ever used, it was extremely lightly since there is little evidence other than some file fitting where rear post sight engages the mount. Front sight band newly blued all other parts possibly original parkerized finish. Leather pouch is still soft & pliable with functional front buckle as originally shipped. 2) TOP COVER ASSORTMENT. 6 Top covers in total including 3 that appear to be USGI 1917 top covers: 1 complete w/ internal feed mechanism & 100 to 2600 meter graduated rear ladder sight, complete w/ lg. AA top aperture & sm. precision bottom aperture. 1 Stripped w/ sight block riveted in place. 1 Completely stripped. 3 Top covers (no sights) that appear to be 1919 mfg: 1 complete /h feed mechanism. 2 Stripped that indicate Israeli mfg. based on markings. CONDITION: the complete 1917 top cover is in very good condition w/ fully functional rear sight & feed mechanism has only a few sm. scratches in finish that are exposed when the gun is assembled. Very moderate wear internally. 2 Remaining 1917 top covers in various stages of completion w/ normal wear associated w. GI parts. 1919 Complete top cover, appears to be finished w/ mill spec parkerizing & internals move fluidly. 2 Stripped 1919 top covers, appear to be unused since they were painted black. PROVENANCE: The Mark Genovese Collection. (02-12560 & 02-12713/JZ). NON-GUN. $700-1,100.

1928 COLT MFG BROWNING CLOTH AMMO BELTS.

Lot #1081 (Sale Order 82 of 693)

7 Colt mfg. 250 rnd. cloth ammo belts. White w/ black stitching. Brass feed tabs marked as follows "THIS BELT FITS MACHINE GUN MFG BY COLTS PFA. MFG. CO. HARTFORD CONN". CONDITION: all brass tabs are shiny w/ the exception of one which has developed a potentially remedied patina. Lettering on belts is partially faded though appears to include "PAT. JAN. 18, 75.". PROVENANCE: The Mark Genovese Collection. (02-12561/JZ). NON-GUN. $600-900.

4 BROWNING MG BARRELS.

Lot #1082 (Sale Order 83 of 693)

2 Original 1928 Colt Commercial cal. 30-06 bbls. Appear unfired & retaining a very lg. degree of original blue finish. Both marked "S". / 2 Original 1917 Browning cal. 30-06. bbls. 1 Appears to be unfired w/ parkerized finish. Has eagle "X2" marking & "P". 1 Used w/ good shiny lightly worn bore & has no legible markings. PROVENANCE: Mark Genovese Collection. (02-12570-2/RW). $800-1,200.

UNFINISHED COLT 1928 SIDE PLATE.

Lot #1083 (Sale Order 84 of 693)

80% Finished side plate for a Colt 1928 belt feed. Appears professionally cut w/ no sharp edges. Can be finished in compliance w/ ATF regs for a semi auto build or simply a display for a parts kit. CONDITION: unfinished in the white showing light patina. PROVENANCE: Mark Genovese Collection. (02-12741-1/JZ). $100-200.

MAXIM 1910 SEMI AUTOMATIC RIFLE BY MIDWEST METAL

Lot #1084 (Sale Order 85 of 693)

CREATIONS. Cal. 7.62X54R. S# BN592. Bbl. 28 1/2". WWII Russian Model 1910 MG on the iconic Sokolov mount. Finished as a Title I semi automatic on a Midwest Metal Creations side plate. Adopted in 1910 for the Imperial Russian Amy during WWI & produced regularly in some capacity until 1945. While the 1910 was directly derived from Sir Hiram Maxim’s original creation there were a few features unique to this particular version; the Sokolov mount may be the most recognizable. The snow cap on top of the fluted water jacket was another starting in the late 1920’s. The 1/4” thick armor plate just shy of 20” in width provided a little cover for the operator from incoming fire w/ out hindering the function of the gun in any major capacity. It could also be removed w/ out the use of tools if necessary. This particular example appears to have been entirely assembled from an original Russian kit w/ all major parts that are visible without disassembly bearing matching numbers. The gun currently sports a brass fusee cover bearing the Czech crest w/ date “1914” but also includes the original steel fusee cover w/ a serial number matching the rest of the gun. While the receiver is blued the bbl. jacket & Sokolov mount are one of the numerous period variations of green paint. The wooden spade grips are fluted in a vertical manner having both oil/grease brushes fully intact w/ undamaged threads & locking tabs also intact & completely functional. Front sight on the water jacket is a standard drift adj. blade in what appears to be factory location. Gaduating ladder rear sight, adj. in increments from directly in front of the muzzle to 2700 meters. The sights are correctly offset to the left & can be utilized directly through the armor plating by use of a small window specifically for that purpose. UNATTACHED ACCESSORIES: original steel fusee cover. Original wooden storage/transport crate for Sokolov mount. CONDITION: all mount adjustments for windage & elevation both major & micro operate & function smoothly. Firing mechanism appears to function properly when cycled by hand. This appears to be an entirely original 1910 Maxim MG. Top cover markings include the Ishevsk Arsenal hexagon w/ the arrow, pointed toward the muzzle & “1944” above serial number. Bluing on the receiver is very dark & complete w/ no missing finish aside from areas of high friction & the feeding system. Brass fusee cover has some light staining; mostly predominant to the front & light spattering on top. Paint coverage on armor & mount is also complete aside from a few areas on the body of the mount where the brass can be seen gently coming through & on the high friction areas of adjustment. Paint on wheels enjoy full coverage aside from areas that make full contact with the ground while rolling. Markings on Midwest side plate even utilized the original Russian serial number. Bright bore w/ strong rifling. PROVENANCE: Mark Genovese collection. (19-3306/JZ). MODERN. $4,500-6,500.

MAXIM RUSSIAN AMMO BOXES & BELTS

Lot #1085 (Sale Order 86 of 693)

11 Metal ammo boxes measuring approx. 10.25" by 3.25" by 10.25" w/ belts. Boxes have Russian star on sides & painted OD green. Hinged top cover w/ carry strap, 6 canvas, 3 leather carry straps & 2 w/ metal loops. 1 Wooden Vickers/Maxim ammo box measuring approx. 15" by 4.5" by 7.75". Single hinged top cover w/ leather carrying strap. OD green. 1 M1910 Maxim gunners kit. In green canvas bag including original 3 piece cleaning rod, hammer, snow cap gaskets, cloth belt opening awl, firing pins, firing pin springs & much more. Leather straps functional & pliable. PROVENANCE: Mark Genovese Collection. (02-12677/JZ). NON-GUN. $500-900.

ASSORTED MAXIM PARTS.

Lot #1086 (Sale Order 87 of 693)

First Maxim 1910 left side plate. Original S# 63600. Majority of rivets have been removed. Original blued finish. Maxim 7.62x54 bbl. measuring 26.5" OAL. Blued finish. Shiny bore w/ very well pronounced rifling. In canvas bbl. bag. Semi Automatic Maxim lock. Reproduction Maxim water can, measuring approx. 14" by 3.5" by 6.75". OD green in color. Brass water cap & spout. Carry handles on each side. PROVENANCE: Mark Genovese Collection. (02-12574, 02-12677-1, 02-12741-2 & 02-12678/JZ). NON-GUN. $600-900.

M18 RECOILLESS RIFLE CHAMBERED IN 50 BMG &

Lot #1087 (Sale Order 88 of 693)

BORE SIGHT TOOL. 1) S# RR57015. Overall length: approx. 61". The M18 recoilless rifle may be best known from vintage WWII Korean War footage. Having the ability to be fired mounted or even prone w/ an ammunition capability bordering that of artillery, it was an extremely versatile weapon of war. Several of these were reimported back into the United States from Italy & other areas surrounding lg. theatres of operation as unserviceable according to BATF specifications. This particular example came into the ownership of prolific U.S. militaria collector Hayes Otoupalic & was remanufactured at his request by Black Mountain Manufacturing & chambered in 50 BMG. Because it is no longer capable of firing the original ammunition & the current chambering is permanent, it no longer falls under the provisions of a destructive device but simply that as a single shot 50 BMG rifle. Mounted in a 1917 cradle on top of an anti aircraft extension of the 1917 A1 tripod. It is complete w/ the factory M86 sight along w/ a spare & it is as ready for range time as it is for display. It is loaded using the original interrupted lug rotating breechblock giving the shooter an authentic experience at time on this historically significant yet uncommon example of history. UNATTACHED ACCESSORIES: this extremely complete assembly includes an original bipod assembly which doubles as the shoulder support when firing in that manner. 3 Inert M306A1 TP rds. in cardboard sleeves. M86F sight mounted w/ an additional M86C complete w/ canvas M76 case. Cleaning brush & accessories in canvas case. Vol. 4, No. 12, September 2001 issue of "Small Arms Review" magazine w/ feature article on this firearm signed by the author. CONDITION: good black painted finish. The original rifling inside of the 57mm bbl. is still extremely strong & pronounced though it has no effect on the performance at this point. Original folding front sight intact & operational. Front monopod functions properly & screw drives are smooth. Still retains cheek pad on the main tube. Traverse & elevation mechanism on cradle functions smooth & clicks are positive while making adjustments. Good shiny bore. Mechanism appears to function properly when tested w/ a snap cap. 2) 50 Cal. bore sighter of Soviet mfg. Overall length approx. 9.5" Arbor length 5.5". Comes w/ metal storage case measuring 10" x3.5" x2.5". CONDITION: glass appears clear, free of obvious defects. PROVENANCE: Mark Genovese Collection. (19-3302, 02-12711-1, 02-12712-1, 02-12702/JZ). MODERN. $5,500-7,600.

SEMI AUTOMATIC VALKYIE ARMS 1991/SA.

Lot #1088 (Sale Order 89 of 693)

Cal. 30 / 7.62 NATO. S# 94017. Bbl. 16". There aren't many firearms from the military past of the United States that are as recognizable as the rectangular receiver & perforated bbl. shroud of the Browning 1919. This one was mfg. by Valkyrie Arms & designated the "Model 1991" as a semi automatic alternative. Mounted on a beautiful USGI M2 tripod w/ a very short bbl. when compared to the originals & in the unique Valkyrie trigger system it's as functional as it is interesting to look at. This particular example has a slotted bbl. jacket & parkerized finish. Sights are standard folding front post & rear elevation ladder adj. in elevation from 200 to 1600. Tripod T&E mechanism allows for quick movements or micro adjustments for fine tuning. Tripod is painted OD green. Has a brass data plate that reads "1247 HMR / MOUNT TRIPOD / CALIBER 30M2 / COLSON CORP. 1942". UNATTACHED ACCESSORIES: Vol. 6, No. 7 April 2003 edition of "Small Arms Review" magazine containing a feature article on this firearm, signed by the author. USGI M2 tripod fitted wooden storage transport crate. Studio portrait of gun commissioned by the owner. CONDITION: parkerizing is full & complete w/ only light staining in some areas & no loss to finish except for high friction feed areas. All mechanics move freely & appear to be correct when cycled by hand. Tripod micro adjustments are crisp & smooth & windage markings are highlighted in white & very clear. Bore is clean w/ sharp rifling. Trigger system is incredibly smooth for a firearm of this design as the Valkyrie's have become known for. Muzzle booster shows pitting before being refinished when installed at approx. the 2 o' clock position. PROVENANCE: Mark Genovese collection. (19-3283, 02-12733/JZ). MODERN. $4,500-5,500.

7 MG BARRELS.

Lot #1089 (Sale Order 90 of 693)

1 - 2) 2 Cal. 8mm Mauser. Browning Model 1919 style. Unfired in the white. 3 - 4) 2 Cal. 8mm Mauser. Browning Model 1919 style. Blued unfired. 5) Cal. 8mm Mauser. Ohio Ordnance Browning Model 1919 conversion of German MG34 bbl. w/ original German markings. Good lightly worn bore. 6) 1 Browning Model 1919A4 in cal. 7.65 Argentine. Blue & marked only w/ "1" / "150". Near excellent bore. 7) 1 US Ordnance bomb marked Model 1919 Browning bbl. cal. 30-06. Very good shiny bore. PROVENANCE: Mark Genovese collection. (02-12570-5/RW). $1,200-1,600.

6 MODEL 1919 TYPE BROWNING MG BARRELS.

Lot #1090 (Sale Order 91 of 693)

5 Bbls. mfg. in Israel in 7.62 NATO & 1 mfg. by Sarco. 5 Model 1919 bbls., 1 labeled "1919A4". Bbls. are 24" & are marked w/ Hebrew markings & "7.62". Appear mfg. in the 1970s. Lightly worn outside finishes. Bores range from lightly worn but shiny to unfired. / 1 Sarco mfg. 1919A6 lightweight bbl. appears new & may be unfired. Has high degree of blue finish. PROVENANCE: Mark Genovese collection. (02-12570-4/RW). $1,100-1,500.

SEMI AUTO BROWNING 1919 PARTS.

Lot #1091 (Sale Order 92 of 693)

A collection of semi automatic Browning 1919 internal parts. Black Bear Arms has a long reputation for building reliable semi auto belt feeds. Valkyrie Arms has a reputation for possibly mfg. the most comfortable 1919 style trigger in the industry, they are extremely light & crisp w/out the enormous amount of tension required to engage them that appears to be somewhat normal. Parts include: 5 Black Bear bolts, 3 w/ driving spring & driving spring rods. 3 Lock frames: 2 Valkyrie Arms & 1 Black Bear Mfg. 1 Valkyries Arms bolt. 4 Spare triggers; 1 Black Bear Mfg & 3 Valkyrie. 3 Spare Valkyrie hammers. 3 Spare Valyrie Disconnectors. 1 Spare accelerator. CONDITION: parts vary from what appears to be new to lightly used. Parts appear serviceable. PROVENANCE: Mark Genovese collection. (02-12576, 02-12742, 02-12743/JZ). $900-1,400.

GROUPING OF MOSTLY 1919A6 BROWNING LIGHT MG PARTS.

Lot #1092 (Sale Order 93 of 693)

1) 1 Stock mfg. in Israel w/ Hebrew markings. / 3 Recoil springs. / 1 Bipod, leg pads have rectangular "ROT-5" markings & components have numerous stock numbers. (02-12718/RW). 2) 1 Unmarked buttstock. / 2 Bbl. shrouds approx. 16" long, 1 parkerized marked "SAK" & 1 is in the white. / 1 Bbl. shroud 11 1/2" long unmarked. (02-12719/RW). 3) 2 Muzzle boosters; 1 unmarked approx. 3/4" opening & 1 marked "308" approx. 5/8". / 3 Bbl. bearings; 2 front. / 2 Alloy grips. (02-12720/RW). 4) 2 Carrying handles; 1 early style w/ composite handle & flaming bomb & 1 late style. / 2 Bbl. extensions w/ locking blocks. Both appear to be US mfg. / 3 Cover latches unmarked; 1 has knurled handle. / 1 Rear sight ladder w/ 2 extra elevator screws. Sight ladder graduated to 2,800 yds. CONDITION: ranges from well used, but serviceable to nearly new w/ wear & scratches. PROVENANCE: Mark Genovese collection. (02-12724/RW). $800-1,100.

SEMI AUTOMATIC HISTORIC ARMS BREN MK II SA.

Lot #1093 (Sale Order 94 of 693)

Cal. 8mm (7.92). S# 063. Bbl. 25". Unlike the original introduced June, 1941, this Historic Arms semi automatic variation is much less expensive to feed & easier to procure. This particular MKII SA was designed after the 1944 Canadian Inglais "Chinese Resistance" version chambered in 7.92. It utilizes a ZB26 / 30 feeding device. Metal finish is dark black duracoat. Has correct MKII non telescoping bipod. Tripod traversing system allows for 40 degrees of rotation, fast & precise along w/ a micro adj. elevation system that can be used freely or walked. The iconic left side, side mounted sights offer a 30 1/2" radius & consist of a protected blade front sight & graduating ladder rear sight adj. in elevation from 200 to 1600 meters. Wooden shoulder stock, pistol grip & carry handle. MAGS: 1 - 20 rd. UNATTACHED ACCESSORIES: Vol. 8, No. 7, April 2005 copy of "Small Arms Review" magazine w/ a feature article on this firearm, signed by the author. Wooden Bren tripod fitted shipping storage crate. Studio print commissioned by the owner. 3 T-shirts w/ image of the gun. Assortment of springs including .060 striker springs. 8mm return springs. Firing pin spring. Standard return springs. Extractor springs. Spare bolt carrier. 2 Bolts. Standard & long semi auto firing pins. 2 Semi auto strikers. 303 Sight base. Extractor. Magazine catch. Gas regulator. Dust cover. Charging handle. Bbl. lock assembly. CONDITION: finish coverage is complete on all exposed metal surfaces showing wear in areas of high friction. Most markings are clean & crisp. All tripod adjustments are smooth & fluid. All mechanical firearms operations are fine & appear to function well when cycled by hand. Good bore w/ very strong rifling. PROVENANCE: Mark Genovese collection. (19-3288, 02-12586, 02-12588/JZ). MODERN. $3,000-5,000.

4 BREN BARREL ASSEMBLIES.

Lot #1094 (Sale Order 95 of 693)

Bbls. 25" including flash hider, excecpt 1 has flash hider partially removed making bbl. 23 1/8". All have wooden carrying handles. All bbls. have arsenal rework type finishes. 1 Bbl. marked "7.92" w/ blue finish is otherwise unmarked. Fair bore w/ heavily worn lands. / 3 Bbls. cal. 303; 1 very good bore & 2 fair worn bores. PROVENANCE: Mark Genovese collection. (02-12575/RW). $600-900.

BREN PARTS, ASSORTED MAGAZINES & LOADER.

Lot #1095 (Sale Order 96 of 693)

1) 1 Original metal box, measuring 14" by 7" by 4", containing 10 - 20 rd. mags. Single hinge cover w/ locking mechanism. Green canvas strap on top. Box painted OD green & stenciled "BOX, MAGAZINES, BREN 7.92mm. M.G." on top & side. Mags. are rust blued w/ metal followers. Aside from minimal scratches they appear to have seen very little use if any & appear to be in working order. 4 Are marked w/ a waffenamt & either WaA63 or WaA65 (not certain due to clarity). We have another box of 10 mags. This box is a custom hardwood presentation quality box suitable for shipping, storage or display. Measurements are approx. 16.25"by 5.5" by 9". Top opens 90°, utilizing a 15.5" hinge w/ a chain stopper. Front opens 45° utilizing a 15.5" hinge to present mags. from top or front. Top mounted leather carry strap. Hardwood inserts separate mags. spaced evenly. Mags. are steel w/ metal followers & rust blue finish. 3 Mags. have what appears to be a "Z" inside a circle marked on the back strap, one is accompanied by an * and another w/ the following "JK37". 3 Mags. are marked w/ Waffenamt "WaA63" & 1 is dbl. struck. All 3 are also marked w/ what appears to be the letters "HK" in a circle. 4 Mags. of the 10 appear to have had very little use while the other 6 show signs of an early patina that had been brought under control prior to rebluing. Also included w/ this lot is an aluminum 8mm mag. loader. S# 5596. Logo on the front "Z" inside of a spiral resembling a rifled bore. Also marked "WAA270" & "Sspatent c.23251". 1 partial lower assembly, cut in front of trigger guard; includes pistol grip, buttstock, buffer, trigger group & rear grip. (02-12582, 02-12583 & 02-12584/JZ). NON-GUN. 2) 29 mags in 2 metal storage containers & 1 canvas pouch. Transport/storage boxes. Approx. measurements 15.25x9.5x5.25". Olive drab in color. Stamped in box under latch are the letters "MC". Stenciled in white lettering "BOX, MAGAZINES, BREN .303 IN MK. 1*". Each box contains 12 curved .303 mags. 12 Are parkerized & 12 are painted black. Interior of box lined w/ felt on high areas to reduce excessive movement. Box section for each mag. for proper placement & spacing. Soft canvas Bren mag. carrier which contains 5 mags. wrapped in oiled wax paper. All are parkerized dark black & appear they could be un-issued. Canvas bag has web carry handle that extends around & is sown to a bag for additional support. PROVENANCE: Mark Genovese Collection. (02-12585 & 02-12707/JZ). NON-GUN. $1,000-1,600.

MIDWEST METAL CREATIONS BREDA M37S SEMI AUTO

Lot #1096 (Sale Order 97 of 693)

RIFLE. Cal. 8mm Mauser. S# 591. Bbl. 25". The Italian 8mm Model 37 Breda is arguably regarded as the most successful Italian machine gun that saw action in WWII. It is a gas operated system & is fed by 20 rd. metallic feed strips. This is 1 firearm that earns its title of HMG coming in at almost 45 lbs not including tripod. This modern BATF approved semi auto doesnt appear to lose any performance in this U.S. specific configuration since the original rate of fire was only 450 rpm. The Breda 37 is extremely unique in that after it fired it reinserted the empty casing back into the original feed strip. The additional energy necessary for this operation kept the cyclic rate extremely low but made for a clean deck unobstructed of empty casings. Set up on Breda M36 tripod. UNATTACHED ACCESSORIES: 4 matching extra bbls. M37 gunner's kit in original leather bag. 5 Feed strips. Laminated operators manual. AA tripod adapter. 4 Green painted custom fit wooden storage cases. Receiver portion of firearm is a dark parkerized finish. Bbls. have more of a gloss finish but retain the same dark color. The original crest along w/ the year "1938" are highlighted in white on the receiver top cover. Front sight is an enormous blade. Elevated notch rear sight adj. to 3000 meters; also micro adj. for windage. Sight radius 33". Tripod painted green w/ beautifully accented brass scale & elevation adjustment system. CONDITION: finish shows complete coverage w/ almost no exposed metal finish outside of those directly contacted in feed cycle. Bright bore w/ good rifling. All moving parts are fluid & smooth. Action appears to function correctly when cycled by hand. PROVENANCE: The Mark Genovese collection. (02-12571, 02-12577, 02-12578 & 19-3287/JZ). MODERN. $7,500-9,500.

BREDA M37 TOOLS & ACCESSORIES.

Lot #1097 (Sale Order 98 of 693)

We have what appears to be an extremely complete Breda M37 tool kit. Contained in an original wooden box measuring approx. 17" long by 10.5" wide & 5" deep. Kit consist of a wooden insert w/ spaces for individual parts & removable shelf to increase the number of parts in kit. Top shelf of parts is retained by leather strap. Sm. parts are contained in sm. metal tins. While some of the tools may be of a bit more modern heritage, many tools & parts also appear to be original. Includes a folding parts key in Portuguese. Box painted olive drab green & stenciled "BREDA - 37". Retains what appears to be the original leather handle. Also included is a second wooden box which appears to be identical to the first in design & measurement. Though most of the parts included in the insert portion are absent as well as approx. 25% of the parts on the lower level. This box appears to bear it's original paint & leather handle. Marked "NO 4". on top of box in yellow paint. BREDA MDL. 37 FEED STRIP LOADER. This strip loading machine is self contained w/ in it's own wooden carrying box. It measures approx. 17" long by 8.5" wide by 6" deep when closed. For transport purposes there is a single metal handle on one end. On the side is a bracing bar that fits into the folding lid leg support to strengthen the mechanism during use. The top of the case acts as the mounting platform to the loading & unloading mechanism which is secured to the underside. The feed hoper is stored inside the box opposite of the loading mechanism. When unfolded & assembled the storage box becomes the bench & work station for the machine. Appears to be complete & functions correctly. Includes 40+ dummy cartridges. Box is painted OD green & stenciled "BREDA - 37". Also has metal name plate marked "Mark Genovese". 6 BOXES OF BREDA 37 20 RD. FEED STRIPS. Box measures approx. 11.75" long by 9.75" wide by 5" deep. Top of box contains 2 leather straps for carrying & each box contains 12 feed strips, in three 4 strip segments. Boxes are painted OD green, stenciled "BREDA -". All feed strips appear to be serviceable. All leather carrying straps are attached & functional except for one which has become unstitched where connected to box. PROVENANCE: Mark Genovese Collection. (02-12579, 02-12580 & 02-12581/JZ). NON-GUN. $1,000-1,800.

3 MADSEN MODEL 46 BARRELS.

Lot #1098 (Sale Order 99 of 693)

Bbls. have extensions, breech blocks & rammers. Bbls. in foam padded hardwood box w/ sliding cover. Box painted OD green & marked "MADSEN 46-06". 1) 1 Bbl. marked "8mm" & "12-42-B". Has 80% original blue finish while breech block has plum hue. Near excellent shiny bore. 2) 1 Bbl. marked "30-06", "R" & "SERIE A NO. 509". Appears to have 90% original blue finish. Rammer is in the white. Breech block has brownish hue. Very good shiny bore. 3) 1 Bbl. marked "30-06" & "SERIE A NO. 22". Appears to have 90% original blue finish. Rammer is finished blue. Good bore w/ light wear to lands turning dark in grooves. PROVENANCE: Mark Genovese collection. (02-12622/RW). $600-900.

MIDWEST METAL CREATIONS MADSEN M1946S SEMI AUTO

Lot #1099 (Sale Order 100 of 693)

RIFLE. Cal. 8mm Mauser. S# 22. Bbl. 18 1/2”. This beautiful example of the Chilean M1946 HMG complete w/ Chilean crest (Ejericto De Chile) appears to have been torch cut & brought back to life in a manner approved by BATFE as a fully functioning semi auto variant by Midwest Metal Creations. Markings on the left side of the receiver are lightly obscured in a vertical line by the re-mfg. process but the crest is untouched & the majority of the original engraving data is clear & readable. S# 22 is marked throughout firearm, including left side of the receiver & rear of receiver where the stock is attached. Receiver finish is parkerized while the bbl. mechanism sports the normal black glossy finish known to many of the Madsen firearm family. The remote firing tripod sports gray paint aside from areas that necessitate light lubrication & are constantly moving. Tripod bears S# 10976. Dark stained hardwood buttstock. These bbls. are unique in that under the shroud they include an area a little over 10” in length where there are a series of cooling fins to increase the surface area. Front sight is a heavy protected blade that doubles as a fulcrum for the muzzle booster retaining lever. Rear notch sight is graduated from 200 to 1900 meters in distance. MAGS: 1-30 rd. mag. CONDITION: all aspects of firing mechanism move fluidly & function correctly when cycled by hand. Tripod traverse & elevation mechanism move easily & appear to be in good working condition. Gray paint on tripod has areas that are light & missing. Some areas carry what appears to be light patina though nothing seems to have gotten out of hand. Black paint on bbl. & booster cover almost all metal surfaces aside from some chips & scratches & in some areas of high friction such as points of attachment. Receiver finish is complete w/ a few light scratches & due to the metal variants of the welding process the original repairs show through as darker than the remainder of the surface area. Stock has period normal light dings & appears to have undergone a sm. chip repair where the stock sits proud of receiver. Bore appears shiny w/ heavily pronounced rifling. PROVENANCE: The Mark Genovese collection (02-12634 & 19-3304/JZ). MODERN. $5,000-8,000.

MADSEN LMG ACCESSORY KIT.

Lot #1100 (Sale Order 101 of 693)

Madsen LMG was adopted by the Danish Army in 1902 breaking ground for future designs. Though it was expensive to mfg. it had a reputation for being reliable & was sold in almost 3 dozen countries in a dozen different caliber's over it's 100 year service span. Here we have several parts pieces, tools & accessories for the M46 to provide another lifetime of action. 1) MAGS: collectively we have 37 magazines in 4 separate containers. 2 containers are custom built, custom stenciled wooden storage & transport crates that are more attractive than any of the originals in this catalogers opinion. 2 Are metal storage boxes that hold 5 magazines each w/ dividers separating each magazine. Also included is a wooden magazine repair tool w/ thin steel skins on both sides. 2) TOOLS: Madsen offered several gunners kits that customers could mix & match to serve their own purpose. If you are fortunate enough to locate them they are often known by there common factory offering as kit A, B or C. Their is an additional tool collection often referred to as a Madsen LMG gunners kit which contains yet another set of tools. In this grouping we have all four. Each kit is contained in a leather pouch w/ one or more pockets for large parts or smaller metal boxes for smaller parts. Each kit is quite complete based on our research having almost every single part between all four kits accounted for. The only exception are a few tiny parts in kit A to the best of my knowledge. 3) ACCESSORIES: Madsen LMG monopod accessory. This extremely well built device attaches to the underside of the rear stock. when combined w/ the bipod, converts the Madsen into a field expedient tripod mounted LMG as well as stabilizing the platform it allows for micro elevation adjustment. Complete w/ leather bandoleer. PROVENANCE: The Mark Genovese Collection. (02-12623 W/ 02-12624, 02-12625, 02-12626, 02-12627, 02-12628, 02-12629, 02-12630, 02-12631, 02-12632/JZ). NON-GUNS. $700-1,100.

CUSTOM SEMI AUTO MODEL 1919 BROWNING LIGHT

Lot #1101 (Sale Order 102 of 693)

MACHINE GUN. Cal. 7.62 Nato. S# 8400. Bbl. 26". Custom made semi auto rifle assembled to replicate 1919 air cooled Browning light machine gun, using predominantly Israeli parts. Custom made right side plate is marked only w/ Semi Auto & Serial #. Has ladder aperture, adj. rear sight graduated to 1800 meters & fold down blade front sight. Belt fed. Feed cover is numbered on the right side "25967". Bolt, feed tray, rear sight & left side plate marked "7.62". Has carrying handle w/ wood grip. Sheet metal shoulder stock w/ Israeli markings. Top half of mount appears to be a vehicle mount w/ carrier on left side for ammunition box. Tripod appears to be U.S. w/ individually adj. legs, alloy head & brass traverse ring graduating in mils. Gun has Parkerized finish except right side plate which is in the white. Mount parts are painted in differing shades of green. CONDITION: finish has wear, thinning, dents & scratches but has good overall appearance. Scattered grind marks notable on left side plate due to removal of rivets which were replaced w/ socket head screws. Good bore w/ light wear to lands. PROVENANCE: Estate Firearms Collection of Jack Morse. (18-2634/RW). $2,500-4,000.

CASULL MODEL 290 SEMI AUTO CARBINE.

Lot #1101A (Sale Order 103 of 693)

Cal. 22 LR. S# B1. Internet research indicates only 87 mfg. 1966-1967 by Dick Casull, who designed the famous 454 Casull cartridge & was co-founder of Freedom Arms. All were hand built & very costly when produced. Similar in appearance to Lewis Machine Gun & said to be predecessor to American 180 rifle. Fires from open bolt & feeds from drum mounted on top of receiver. Unusual bolt face w/ raised vertical bar striking cartridge rim on 2 edges at once for more reliable ignition. Finned 16 1/2" bbl. numbered B1 w/ built up portion at front similar in appearance to Cutts compensator, but w/out slots. Stock set similar to military Thompson SMG w/ grooved straight forend, finger grooved pistol grip & push button removable buttstock w/out buttplate; all walnut. Sights consist of receiver sight similar in appearance to those used on Belgium Browning's mounted onto grooved rail at rear. Front sight is simple post at center of drum above its pivot. MAGS: 1 approx. 290 rd. pan drum numbered B1 w/ slight repaired dent at 10 o'clock position (viewed from top); retains proper mechanical functioning. CONDITION: very good overall appearance w/ some spotty stained areas on sides of receiver. Mag. pivot has been professionally repaired w/ new base & post sight pin at top. Very good appearing bbl. finish. Numerous light handling marks on stock set; mostly on bottom of forend & toe line of buttstock. Light scratch on buttstock near right bottom rear of receiver has appearance of crack but careful examination indicates a scratch. Near excellent bore. Extremely rare firearm w/ very high capacity. (18-5015/NW). CURIO. $3,500-5,000.

STERN 1919A6 SEMI AUTO RIFLE.

Lot #1102 (Sale Order 104 of 693)

Cal. 308 Win. S# R011919A6. Bbl. 24". Semi auto A4 variation of the iconic 1919 Browning ground gun chambered in 7.62 NATO & built on an Israeli kit. Includes Browning 1919A4 feed tray 100 rd. ammo box w/ proper inserts for 7.62 NATO as opposed to the common 30-06 chambering. Original Israeli parts include left side plate which is marked "7.62 n" just below top cover as well as properly marked feed system, top cover & muzzle booster. Mounted in a typical fashion on an M2 tripod. T&E mechanism not present. Flip up blade front sight mounted on the trunnion. Folding rear sight correct for 7.62 NATO application w/ notch position for close range & a graduating peep sight for ranges varying from 200-1800 yards. Also click adj. for windage. A6 carry handle on bbl. jacket. Dark black painted in all exterior surfaces other than pistol grip & pintle mount Tripod painted in an OD green variation. CONDITION: good bore w/ decent rifling. Paint is scuffed most prominently on right side plate in area of the top cover release & top side of bbl. jacket. Feed box shows numerous areas of flaking paint. Wooden carry handle has multiple dings & compression marks but no signs of serious damage. A gentle patina can be found on areas of thinning finish. Action appears to function properly when cycled by hand. Trigger pull is extremely smooth & light compared to typical examples of semi auto conversions to this particular weapons system. (19-1360/JZ). MODERN. $2,500-3,500.

RHEINMATALL ST 61 BUILT ON STEEL 80% RECEIVER.

Lot #1103 (Sale Order 105 of 693)

Cal. 8mm. S# 2237. A beautiful example of an ST61 as mfg. by Rheinmatall. ST61 started life as an MG15 & produced by Germany for Romania. There are only slight differences but they include the most notable which pertain to the water jacket including a higher volume over the standard MG15, integral front & rear sights & bipod mt. It includes: the unique tubular rear stock, a 75 rd. dual feed drum, trigger mechanism, original bbl. for the ST61, carry handle & original bolt carrier. UNATTACHED ACCESSORIES: studio portrait commissioned by Mark Genovese. CONDITION: all parts are in excellent condition & all moving parts are smooth & fluid. Bbl. jacket is painted w/ olive drab green which accentuates the brass water caps & chains. Drum mag. appears to be in good working condition & rear stock slides off & locks on correctly. Leather butt cap & wrap which insulates the face of the shooter from metal stock are in remarkably good condition. Top outer most surface of carry handle exhibits some dings probably from original armory storage. Factory bakelight pistol grip is solid free from major defects. PROVENANCE: Mark Genovese Collection. (02-13224/JZ). NON-GUN. $2,500-3,500.

MG15 TOOL & PARTS KIT.

Lot #1104 (Sale Order 106 of 693)

An extremely rare & desirable leather expended casing pouch. affectionately known as "The Football". This leather pouch snaps into the ejection port to capture fired casings. It was easily emptied w/ the use of a zipper on the bottom side. The steel insert marked "FL45717". Also "baa41" in an oval w/ the following "BA 2270" in an octagon. Leather is still pliable w/ a few tears approx. 1/2" length in leather. Zipper still functional. 1 MG15 bbl. measures 23.5" in length. 8mm. shiny bore w/ decent rifling. Waffenamt w/ what appears to be the number "20" & "93" on opposite side "22967A". Mounted MG15 bbl. vise matching upper & lower jaws marked "66". An aluminum copy of the extremely rare German MG15 unloading tool. ST61/MG15 tool roll & spare tool leather wallet. It appears that both kits are complete & very difficult to obtain. 1 German Luftwaffe MG15 oil can. PROVENANCE: Mark Genovese Collection. (02-12706/JZ). NON-GUN. $900-1,800.

COLD WAR ERA SOVIET RUSSIAN SVD W/ SCOPE & MAG

Lot #1105 (Sale Order 107 of 693)

RIFLE MFG BY IZHMASH ARSENAL. Cal. 7.62x54R. S# R-309. Bbl. 27.25" over flash hider. The Russian SVD rifle was more of a sniper/counter sniper system then it was a simple long gun. Chambered in 7.62x54R it had the capability of reaching long distances, but that wasn't the only outstanding feature to this system. Combined w/ the PSO-1 sniper scope it had the ability not only to function as a range finder & bullet drop compensator in the traditional fashion but it was actually designed early on to detect enemy infrared light use in order to take out key personnel who would be equipped w/ night vision equipment. The PSO-1 scope was a 4x optic w/ a 24mm objective. It utilized a switchable illuminated retical & incorporated a rubber eye cup to shield the user from having an illuminated face during use. It also offered an integral sliding sun shade to extend the overall scope length by approx. 2.5". The night vision detector feature had to be charged w/ sunlight in order to function & it could run for approx. 48 hrs. on a single charge. This rifle has the fletched arrow makers mark inside a triangle on the bottom of the receiver indicating that it was mfg. in the Izhmash Arsenal, around the year 1967. Rifle has a hooded protected post front sight that is drift adj. for windage & the rear sight is an adj. ladder adj. 1200 meters. The s# A reverse R-309 is also stamped on the bolt carrier & receiver trigger group section. The stock is stamped "D7764" & still boasts the clamp on leather check pad. The wood forend has 6 horizontal slots (3 on each side) & bares the familiar reddish tint common when these rifles occasionally surface. The correct side attached scope mount still retains the rubber scope objective lens cover. MAGS: 1-10 rd. mag. that appears to be of Russian origin. Mag. front strap marked "X 925 1". CONDITION: all exterior steel surfaces are parkerized & boast a complete finish aside from minor scratching & thinning on some high areas. Forend has some scratches, primarily where it meets the gas block, assumed from leaning rack wear. The rear stock matches the forend in condition & color w/ no major cosmetic or structural inadequacies. The leather cheek piece has several sm. areas of wear more affecting it's cosmetic appearance than its functionality which remains unchanged. The scope mount bears the hammer & sickle below the star along w/ the letters "NCO-1 NO7764 1967r". Bore looks shiny w/ well pronounced rifling. Fire control mechanism appears to function correctly when fired by hand. (19-4516/JZ). MODERN. $12,000-16,000.

MG15 SADDLE DRUM MAG. LOADER SET.

Lot #1106 (Sale Order 108 of 693)

We have an MG15 75 rd. "Saddle" magazine "Doppeltrommel 15". Designated as and marked "D-T15". This is a specific drum for the MG15, though it looks similar to the drum mag. for the MG13 & MG34 they are not interchangeable. Stampings on bottom include "wa42 D-T15 Nr82927L Fl 46300". Matching number on rear cover. German eagle on rear of feed shoot. Includes (Doppeltrommel 15) loading machine. Mounted on a wooden base, green in color. Dimensions are approx. 11.75 in length by 6.25" in width & approx. 1" in depth w/ cutouts that coincide w/ the drum. Wooden base marked w/ German eagle. Oval around the letters "M.R. over Sp." & also marked "1940". Includes all components of wood base, thumb pleasure loading device, feed guide & two unloading keys. Cartridge feed guide marked w/ German eagle, what appears to be a triangle inside a circle & the letter "K". The two unlocking keys are each marked "res". PROVENANCE: Mark Genovese Collection. (02-12706-1/JZ). NON-GUN. $900-1,400.

ROMANIAN FPK DRAGUNOV SEMI AUTO RIFLE.

Lot #1107 (Sale Order 109 of 693)

Cal. 7.62x54R. S# M-0408-80RD. Bbl. 26 1/2" over pinned flash hider. Romanian kit assembled on American receiver designated model FPK for TGI of Knox, TN. Beautiful yellow / red furniture to contrast the parkerized finish & give a look of class to the otherwise common AK-47 style. Traditional PSL style stock w/ slip on velcro secured rubber buttplate adding LOP. Bayonet lug has had ears ground off, more than likely to comply w/ state specific regulations. Elevation adj. protected post front sight. Elevation adj. front trunnion mounted tangent rear sight graduated to 1200 meters. Illuminated POSP 8x42 scope on proper AK receiver mount w/ red illuminated reticle. 2 Point leather sling. MAGS: 5-10 rd. mags (4 in pouch). UNATTACHED ACCESSORIES: standard LPS scope w/ canvas scope cover. Cleaning kit in leather pouch. CONDITION: firing mechanism appears to function properly when cycled by hand. Bayonet lug appears to have been modified post mfg. since the unfinished metal is exposted where the ears were removed. Upper handguard retains a more orange tinted color while the lower handguard favors the yellow side of the spectrum. Rear stock is a traditional laminated thumbhole design on the shorter side w/ a few minor dents which is common among imported parts kits later assembled on U.S. receivers. Receiver finish exhibits scattered light scratches & are heaviest at areas of high friction coinciding w/ the firing mechanism. Shiny bore w/ good rifling. POSP scope optics appear clear. Reticle illuminates properly. LSP scope reticle appears slightly cloudy. (19-3151/JZ). MODERN. $1,500-2,200.

FINNISH REWORKED TULA MODEL SVT 40 SEMI AUTO

Lot #1108 (Sale Order 110 of 693)

RIFLE. Cal. 7.62x54R. S# 352. Bbl. 27" including muzzle brake. Receiver is marked on top w/ star "1941" indicating mfg. at Tula Arsenal. Receiver is additionally marked on right side w/ boxed "SA" & original S#, which has been lined out. Rifle reworked in Finland & reapplied serial number "352". Numbers match on bolt & receiver. Tangent rear sight graduated to 1,500m. Hooded post front sight. Cleaning rod & bayonet lug present. Forend tip behind bbl. band is not present. Hardwood stock set. Buttstock has faint "H.D." on left side. Green web sling. MAGS: 2 detachable 10 rd. marked "RUSSIAN TOKAROV SEMI AUTO RIFLE 7.62x54R HA7122.2". CONDITION: stock set has arsenal rework finish over wear, dents, scratches & staining. Has 2 cracks at top of pistol grip behind receiver approx. 2 1/2" long. Metal has 70% original finish w/ oxidation, wear & scratches. Cleaning rod & muzzle break assembly have arsenal rework appearance. Worn bore has strong land w/ grooves turning dark. (19-3153/RW). CURIO. $600-900.

VECTOR ARMS RPD-SA SEMI AUTO RIFLE.

Lot #1109 (Sale Order 111 of 693)

Cal. 7.62x39. S# 00393. Bbl. 20.5". Approved by ATF in late 2003 Vector Arms started mfg. this closed bolt civilian version of the iconic RPD (Ruchnoi Pulemet Degtyarev). Once bearing the distinction of the lightest squad auto in existence, this variant weighs in at only 17 lbs unloaded. Its cal., the same round chambered in the well known AK47 & SKS, have made this version extremely popular among recreational shooters since its introduction. Fed from 50 rd. non disintegrating metallic belts that feed from an appropriate sized drum that are both readily available on the surplus market. The top cover & even the belts loosely resemble similar period German firearms, though there is nothing interchangeable & are completely different designs. Gas operated firing mechanism w/ a complicated but reliable push through feeding system. Matte blued metal finish. Partially hooded protected post front sight. Tangent rear sight elevation adj. from 100 to 1000 meters; also windage adj. Sight radius 23". Dated 1953 on top cover. Folding front bipod. Laminated wood furniture. MAGS: 1-100 rd. drum w/ 1 50 rd. belt. UNATTACHED ACCESSORIES: owner's manual. An original spring set. 3 T-shirts w/ author commissioned studio photography of this firearm. Studio portrait commissioned by the owners. CONDITION: bluing coverage is complete w/ only tiny scratches or imperfections; generally in areas of high friction such as feeding mechanism or moving parts. Wood very good to near excellent w/ possible factory repaired chip adjacent to sling swivel on right of buttstock. Very good bore w/ strong rifling. PROVENANCE: The Mark Genovese collection. (19-3314/JZ). MODERN. $2,750-3,500.

VECTOR ARMS RPD-SA SEMI AUTO RIFLE.

Lot #1110 (Sale Order 112 of 693)

Cal. 7.62x39. S# 00663. Bbl. 20.5" threaded w/ serrated proector. Approved by ATF in late 2003 Vector Arms started mfg. this closed bolt civilian version of the iconic RPD (Ruchnoi Pulemet Degtyarev). Once bearing the distinction of the lightest squad auto in existence, this variant weighs in at only 17 lbs unloaded. Its cal., the same round chambered in the well known AK47 & SKS, have made this version extremely popular among recreational shooters since its introduction. Fed from 50 rd. non disintegrating metallic belts that feed from an appropriate sized drum that are both readily available on the surplus market. The top cover & even the belts loosely resemble similar period German firearms, though there is nothing interchangeable & are completely different designs. Gas operated firing mechanism w/ a complicated but reliable push through feeding system. Matte blued metal finish. Partially hooded protected post front sight. Tangent rear sight elevation adj. from 100 to 1000 meters; also windage adj. Sight radius 23". Dated 1953 on top cover. Folding front bipod. Hardwood furniture. MAGS: 1-100 rd. drum w/ 1 50 rd. belt. UNATTACHED ACCESSORIES: owner's manual. RPD return spring. Semi auto recoil buffer. RPD semi firing pin. Striker spring. Complete bolt. Bolt w/out extractor. Handle (damaged). Top cover. Top cover latch. Top cover spring. Cocking handle. CONDITION: bluing coverage is complete w/ only tiny scratches or imperfections; generally in areas of high friction such as feeding mechanism or moving parts. Right side of receiver has vertical scratch above trigger. Right side of gas tube & bbl. show vertical scratch above feet of bipod. Front sight painted white. Thinning finish on bipod. Wood very good w/ a few dent & impressions typical of military issue / condition. Very good bore w/ strong rifling. PROVENANCE: The Mark Genovese collection. (19-3315/JZ). MODERN. $2,750-3,500.

COLLECTION OF 7.62X39 AK47 STYLE DRUM MAGAZINES.

Lot #1111 (Sale Order 113 of 693)

Several variants of popular 75 rnd. AK47 drums. 1) 2 Hinged back Polytech drums, marked "9396" in oval w/ arrow & slotted key. Blued finish. CONDITION: typical scratches usually caused during storage w/ no major finish removal apparent. No obvious dents or dings that would hinder function. Springs feel normal & drum Mechanism rotates freely by hand. 2) 3 Hinged back unmarked drums which are indicative of Polytech mfg based on the known features. Spring loaded "Mickey Mouse key". 4 Spot welds on both surfaces of lower hinge. Blued finish. Light scratching & thinning in areas typically associated w/ storage & contact w/ snap straps. No apparent dents that would hinder normal function. Drum springs feel normal & drum mechanism rotates freely by hand. 3) 5 Top loading 75 rnd. drums. Most likely Bulgarian or Russian mfg. Painted dark black finish. No apparent dents that should hinder operation. As these are loaded through the top. The only spring test we can utilize to gage their internal mechanism is releasing tension w/ the loading arm where they all appear to be strong and function normally. 4) 2 Custom built wooden storage/shipping crates. Measuring approx. 16.75x9x9.25". Painted OD green & stenciled "74 DRUMS". Each box holds 5 drums. Each box has a metal name plate marked "Mark Genovese". PROVENANCE: The Mark Genovese Collection. (02-12598 & 02-12604/JZ). NON-GUN. $1,200-1,600.

RPD & AK STOCKS & PARTS.

Lot #1112 (Sale Order 114 of 693)

A selection of RPD furniture including 3 forends, 1 wood pistol grip & 1 wooden buttstock. Vector semi parts include: operating rod & carrier, recoil & buffer springs, feed tray & ejection port cover. TimberSmith wooden AK47 set. In the late 1990's, the BATF determined that imported non-sporting guns could be returned to their original configuration as long as the number of US made parts was high enough. Originally they were mfg. as the USAK 97 & the stock retains that nomenclature on the buttstock towards the receiver. Includes stock, pistol grip & forend. Also an extra laminated pistol grip & forend appears made by Maadi. PROVENANCE: Mark Genovese Collection. (02-12744/JZ). $300-500.

PKM BELT LOADING MACHINE & MAGAZINES.

Lot #1113 (Sale Order 115 of 693)

PK/PKM belt loading machine stores inside a thin metal box that doubles as a mounting base while in use. The box has 1 opening end that is secured by a rotating latch. The top of the box incorporates a rail system that the loading machine slides into to give it enough height to be able to be cranked w/ out necessitating a table or surface edge to clear the crank mechanism. Data plate affixed on inside of door. Complete w/ belt loading machine, bolt & wing nut to secure to base / storage box. 2 - 100 Rd. PKM mags. measure approx. 10.25" in length, 5.75" in height, 3.25" in width. Single hinged top door locked in place w/ a single rotating latch. Mechanism to attach to firearm on top cover. Leather carry strap. Both cans painted light green & display scratches & even mild graffiti but no significant dents that should hinder operation. PROVENANCE: Mark Genovese Collection. (02-12692 & 02-12693/JZ). NON-GUN. $400-700.

LAKESIDE MACHINE RAZORBACK BELT FEED UPPER MOUNTED

Lot #1114 (Sale Order 116 of 693)

ON ROCK RIVER ARMS LAR-15. Cal. 22 LR. S# CM80681. The Lakeside Machine Razorback is an infinite capacity belt feed rimfire upper receiver for any standard AR15 style lower receiver. Originally introduced as the LM7 in 2006 when the parent company was located in Pound, WI., the Razorback is the latest offering. The firing mechanism was designed after the popular Browning M1919 system & functions both w/ cloth belts or plastic disintegrating links. Later variants of the plastic links were impregnated w/metallic particles in order to facilitate the use of a magnet during the collection process. W/ little to no recoil combined w/ the low comparative price of 22 LR ammunition the Razorback is as economical to shoot as it is enjoyable. Folding front & rear sights. A permanently attached XM177 style flash hider on a 10" bbl. 6 Position collapsible Magpul CTR stock. An early GPS Grip Pod vertical foregrip. Free floating hand guard w/ 7" rail sections at 12, 3, 6 & 9 o'clock positions. Lower receiver is engraved "MAUKA AMMO" on right side of Magwell. UNATTACHED ACCESSORIES: 1-50 rd. belt loading block, 4-250 rd. belts, approx. 300 disintegrating links, 5 spare firing pins, 1 complete feed cover assembly & numerous spare internal sm. parts. Razorback operator's manual. CONDITION: clean bore w/ well pronounced rifling. Finish shows signs of use w/ the majority of wear in high friction areas. Firing mechanism appears to function correctly when cycled by hand. PROVENANCE: Mark Genovese Collection. (19-3312/JZ). MODERN. $2,000-3,000.

RAZORBACK 22 LR FEEDING DEVICES.

Lot #1115 (Sale Order 117 of 693)

This lot consist of several feed boxes for the Razorback / LM7 family of 22 LR. infinite capacity firearms. 14 Of the early original plastic feed boxes that measure approx. 7" tall & 4.5" wide w/ tapered sides. Depending on the position of the box, mounted on the left side or the right side of the action, it would serve as a feeding box for linked or belted ammo and when it is mounted on the right side it would act as a link or belt reservoir. Boxes were attached by use of an adapter that was mounted inside the standard 5.56mm mag well. This lot also includes mag-well adapter. Also included are 12 of the later feed boxes measuring approx. 5.5" in length & 5" in width, constructed of metal. These mounted to the adapter just like the originals & had a hinged top cover to make long term storage more secure. 10 Of the metal canisters reside in a custom wood shipping / storage crate stenciled " 2000 .22 LR BELTED", signifying suitable storage for 10- 200 rd. loaded magazines. There are 2 belts of dummy rds. for display purposes consisting of 32 rds. in links & a short 50 rd. belt w/ a tab riveted on each end containing 44 dummy rds. Also included are 10 - 200 rd. cloth belts. Also included a 16" factory Razorback bbl. Shiny bore w/ good rifling. Threaded 1/2x28 w/ knock off AR15 A2 style flash hider. CONDITION: 10 of the metal boxes are either new or lightly used. 2 Metal boxes have incomplete locking mechanisms. The adapter is like new w/ a locking hinged floor plate & interfaces w/ both styles of boxes included in this lot. Of the early plastic boxes 7 of them appear to be in good condition mechanically & aesthetically. The remaining 7 boxes may have broken hinges, mounting blocks or a combination of both. PROVENANCE: Mark Genovese Collection. (02-12699/JZ) NON-GUN. $800-1,200.

FIRST RUN SHRIKE 5.56 ON STAG 15 LOWER.

Lot #1116 (Sale Order 118 of 693)

Cal. 5.56mm S# 80276. Bbl. 16". Extremely early Ares Defense Shrike 5.56 dual feed upper receiver. (S# A00635). Quick change bbl. Very early rnd. handguard w/ circular cooling vents. After the industry buzz created by the desert test crew in December 2002 w/ the subsequent article in March 2003 issue of Small Arms Review, this piece was ordered & one of the first delivered when most thought of it as unobtanium. This feed system utilizes a top cover w/ a 2 step shuttle feed mechanism similar to the MG42 & M60. While it excels at digesting belted ammo on M27 links, it's just as efficient at feeding from a box mag. or drum w/ no alterations. Protected post front sight. 6" Railed section on the top cover is host to an A2 style adj. rear sight. A2 style flash hider. GG&G QD telescoping bipod. Shrike 5.56 belted ammo box / bag adapter. 6 Position collapsible stock w/ Tapco rubber recoil pad. Magpul MIAD pistol grip designed to hold spare bolt & firing pin. Lower receiver right side of mag well marked "MAUKA AMMO". UNATTACHED ACCESSORIES: 2 spare feed trays. Spare op rod spring. Spare charging handle. Spare op rod. Belt box mag. adapter. Shrike operator's manual & marketing information. CONDITION: finish on lower receiver is dark black anodizing matching dark finish of Shrike upper well. Exterior surfaces retain their original finish w/ only light thinning around areas of friction related to the operation system. Shrike internals show fair amount of use. Bbl. finish thinning in area of op rod. Shiny bore w/ good rifling. PROVENANCE: The Mark Genovese collection. (19-3320/JZ). MODERN. $2,500-3,500.

SHRIKE 556 QUICK CHANGE BARREL.

Lot #1117 (Sale Order 119 of 693)

16" Cal. 5.56 NATO bbl. for the Shrike 556 Weapon System. Rifled 1:9 twist. Heavy bbl. w/ carry handle & front sight. A2 style flash hider. Full coverage parkerized finish. Shiny bore w/ strong rifling appears new. PROVENANCE: Mark Genovese Collection. (02-12568/JZ). $300-500.

RPB INDUSTRIES OPEN BOLT M10 SEMI AUTO PISTOL.

Lot #1118 (Sale Order 120 of 693)

Cal. 9mm Luger. S# 82-0001152. Bbl. 5.75". The RPB industries M10, often mistakenly referred to as the Mac 10 (evidently sounds cooler to the Hollywood crowd), was originally offered in semi auto as an open bolt system just like its predecessor the M10 SMG. The BATF determined that the open bolt semi autos met the criteria of a machine gun under the "readily restorable" clause & banned mfg., grandfathering those that were assembled on or before June 21, 1982 under ATF ruling 82-8. Like everything else, the Federal Government tells citizens they can not have, interest in the early originals immediately skyrocketed & they have been considered highly prized collectibles for almost 40 years now. This particular example is in beautiful condition & includes a few extras that only increase the rarity & collectability. At first glance this appears to be an early SMG or an even rarer SBR, when in reality it is simply a pre 82 open bolt pistol w/ a non functional stock added for aesthetics. Bbl. threaded w/ traditional 3/4x10 threads which host the non functional suppressor / bbl. extension to further enhance this package. Factory fixed front & rear sights. Rotating cocking knob locks the action closed as an additional safety. Factory safety located front right side of trigger. Original front hanger strap. MAGS: 1 Cobray 30 rd. steel mag. blocked to 10 rds., which can be easily converted back to full capacity. UNATTACHED ACCESSORIES: original Ingram operator's manual. Original Ingram / Cobray box. CONDITION: shiny bore w/ good rifling. Exterior finish overall very good to near excellent w/ only the slightest hint of use evident. Stampings & logos highlighted in white. Appears to function correctly when cycled by hand. PROVENANCE: Mark Genovese Collection. (19-719, 02-12621/JZ). MODERN. $1,000-1,500.

ICONIC FIE SPAS 12 SHOTGUN.

Lot #1119 (Sale Order 121 of 693)

Cal. 12 Ga., 2 3/4". S# AA10015. Bbl. 21 1/2". The Spas 12 had its breakout moment as soon as it was used in the movie "Terminator". The unique folding stock design incorporates a "J" hook which in theory is to accommodate 1 handed shooting. The action is selectable between semi auto & pump action. The action can be opened w/out loading a rd. from the on board tubular mag. allowing a specialty rd. to be dropped in w/out having to cycle through the entire mag. For the design purpose of the dual action is to allow the cycling of low pressure rds. such as less lethal, by utilizing the pump since they have inadequate pressure to cycle in semi auto. Blade front sight. Fixed peep rear sight. Threaded muzzle. Ventilated handguard covers top & sides. Synthetic furniture. Factory dark black finish on receiver w/ matte parkerized finish on other exposed metal parts. CONDITION: folding stock locks firm in both open & closed position. "J" hook locks up tight in all 3 available positions & is easily removable by selecting the 4th. Fire control mechanism appears to function correctly when cycled by hand. Shiny bore. (19-2650/JZ). MODERN. $800-1,200.

STERLING ARMALITE AR-180 RIFLE.

Lot #1120 (Sale Order 122 of 693)

Cal. 5.56mm. S# 25475. Bbl. length 18". Original ArmaLite AR-18 was designed in 1963 in CA. as a potential alternative for the U.S. military. When it started to look as though it would not be adopted as a standard service rifle, production was licensed to Howa Machinery Co. in Japan where they began production in 1967. Because military sales to U.S. were effected by American-Japanese treaty agreements that forbid Japan in selling to arms to "belligerent nations", it was determined rifles could not be sold to the U.S. due to our involvement in Vietnam. In 1974 ArmaLite & Sterling Ltd. in England signed a production agreement to manufacture both the AR-18 & the AR-180 (the semi automatic commercial version) & started manufacturing rifles in 1975. This particular example was mfg. for ArmaLite Inc. in Costa Mesa, CA. by Sterling in England under ArmaLite patents. It is a gas operated piston driven semi auto rifle w/ a left side folding stock. Front sight is an elevation adjustable protected post. Rear sight is a windage adjustable dual aperture peep sight. The correct ArmaLite 2.75 X 20mm optical sight is mounted on the correct & unique base. The rifle is charged by a reciprocating handle on the right side of the rifle. Ambidextrous safety selector controls, black plastic furniture it has the proper muzzle brake & the bayonet lug attached w/ black canvas sling. MAGS: 1 factory 20 rd. ArmaLite AR-18. UNATTACHED ACCESSORIES: original operator & maintenance manual. Several spare parts including: parts of the fire control group, return springs & gas system. CONDITION: bluing is complete on all exposed metal surfaces w/ minor scratches in areas of moving parts such as safety selector. Receivers display evidence of a light patina w/out degradation of the finish. Stock locks tightly in open & closed positions. Bbl. is clean w/ well defined rifling. All aspects of operating system appear to function correctly when cycled by hand. Front sight post appears to have been painted white. PROVENANCE: Mark Genovese Collection. (19-3471/JZ). MODERN. $1,200-1,600.

STERLING AR 180 RIFLE.

Lot #1121 (Sale Order 123 of 693)

Cal. 5.56mm. S# S18195. Bbl. length 18". Original ArmaLite AR-18 was designed in 1963 in CA. as a potential alternative for the U.S. military. When it started to look as though it would not be adopted as a standard service rifle, production was licensed to Howa Machinery Co. in Japan where they began production in 1967. Because military sales to U.S. were effected by American-Japanese treaty agreements that forbid Japan in selling to arms to "belligerent nations", it was determined rifles could not be sold to the U.S. due to our involvement in Vietnam. In 1974 ArmaLite & Sterling Ltd. in England signed a production agreement to manufacture both the AR-18 & the AR-180 (the semi automatic commercial version) & started manufacturing rifles in 1975. This particular example was mfg. for ArmaLite Inc. in Costa Mesa, CA. by Sterling in England under ArmaLite patents. It is a gas operated piston driven semi auto rifle w/ a left side folding stock. Front sight is an elevation adj. protected post. Rear sight is a windage adj. dual aperture peep sight. Simmons 6.5-20x44mm wide angle scope is mounted on the unique Armalite base w/ a single ring. The rifle is charged by a reciprocating handle on the right side of the rifle. Ambidextrous safety selector controls. Black plastic furniture, it has the proper muzzle brake & the bayonet lug attached w/ black canvas sling. MAGS: 1 factory 20 rd. ArmaLite AR-18. CONDITION: bluing is complete on all exposed metal surfaces w/ minor scratches in areas of moving parts such as safety selector. Stock locks tightly in open & closed positions. Bbl. is frosted w/ worn rifling & displays light pitting towards muzzle. All aspects of operating system appear to function correctly when cycled by hand w/ the exception of the bolt hold open device which no longer functions to full capacity. (19-4805/JZ). MODERN. $900-1,400.

FN PARA EARLY PRE BAN SEMI AUTO RIFLE.

Lot #1122 (Sale Order 124 of 693)

Cal. 7.62mm. S# 00096. Bbl. 18". Fusil Automatico Livano (FAL) Para Model imported by Armscorp. The FAL LSR (light semi automatic rifle) is the Argentine Precision Model of the earlier Belgium FAL. These rifles utilized forged receivers, chrome lined bbls. & are a metric pattern gun. Adj., gas operated. Heavy black finish. 2 Digit S# in original box w/ original paperwork. Consignor states firearm was originally owned by the President of Armscorp. Front sight is an adj. protected post. Rear sight is folding peep sight w/ 2 apertures. Right side folding stock. Original furniture & bipod. Right side receiver markings "F.M.A.P. "DM" ROSARIO / MADE IN ARGENTINA" & "ARMSCORP, SILVER SPRING, MD." Left side receiver markings "L.S.R. (F.A.L.) cal. 7.2mm (.308 W) / 0009". Selector markings are "S" (safe) & "R" (repetition). MAGS: 1 - 20 rd. UNATTACHED ACCESSORIES: original box w/ foam liner. Box appears to have been cut to gain additional length, possibly for shipping. Original owners manual including manufacturing certificate & serial numbered test target illustrating final mfg. July 22, 1988. Spare parts include: mag. loader, hammer springs, 2 return springs, bolt carrier, bolt w/ extractor, firing pin, mainspring, hammer, trigger, takedown lever, selector switch. cocking handle, 2 cocking handle knobs, gas regulators & 2 covers. CONDITION: original black finish covers all exposed parts entirely w/ very few spots of thinning other than areas of high friction under use such as rearward of the ejection port & a few sm. blemishes on top of receiver. Carry handle is extremely tight, indicative of very little use. Stock locks open tightly w/ very little movement in comparison other examples we have handled. Bipod locks up tightly in both open & closed positions. The action is very smooth & appears to function correctly when cycled by hand. Web sling on factory sling swivels. Bright shiny bore w/ well pronounced rifling. PROVENANCE: Mark Genovese Collection. (19-3296 & 02-12763/JZ). MODERN. $1,800-2,200.

PTR 91 INC. SEMI AUTO RIFLE.

Lot #1123 (Sale Order 125 of 693)

Cal. 7.62x39. S# DW0559. Bbl. 16". Often marketed as the PTR 32KF. These guns are built on original HK tooling. Roller locked delayed blowback action. Forend utilizes three 6" picatinny rail sections w/ covers at 3, 6 & 9 o'clock. Meat tenderizer style collapsible stock. 1200 Meter adj. rear sight. Hooded post front sight. MAGS: 1-30 rd. AK mag. CONDITION: a few light handling marks on pistol grip, all other aspects near excellent. Shiny bore w/ good rifling. PROVENANCE: Mark Genovese Collection. (19-3299/JZ). MODERN. $1,200-1,600.

RAPID FIRE M76 SEMI AUTO RIFLE.

Lot #1124 (Sale Order 126 of 693)

Cal. 8mm Mauser. S# 25936. Bbl. 22". Original Zastava M76 rifle in the impressive 8mm chambering has always been a desirable offering. They first made their splash in the United States in 1986 w/ an initial order of 400 rifles, that would be in a configuration that today is known as pre-ban. It would be over a decade before imports would resume. In that period of time they had built a fairly strong following. It appeared that demand would finally be met when 2,000 more were approved for import & sold out in just over 10 days. In a disastrous turn of events the ATF declared every previously approved rifle to be a machine gun due to the oversight of the original mfg. installing a safety sear, which required a dreaded 3rd hole in the receiver. They were all recalled & every firearm was torch cut. Around that time Rapid Fire went to work to design a domestically mfg. variant & started an initial run of 50 utilizing parts from original guns. This example started life as a 26 lb billet of 4140 & several hundred machining operations later, came to life. Some may argue that the Rapid Fire version is superior to the original given details of the mfg. process such as the side mount scope rail being a machined portion of the receiver rather than riveted on like the originals. The new receiver sports #25935, matching the original parts kit including stock & bolt carrier. Trigger group is an adj. Red Star Arms assembly. Front sight base is integral w/ an M14 style flash hider & is protected post. Elevation adj. tangent rear sight graduated to 1000 yards. Sight radius just over 21". The operating system is a gas operated rotating bolt system like utilized in the AK47 platform & is adj. for gas pressure. Op rod terminated w/ a recoil buffer. Wood resembles teak. Matte black spray on finish. Includes correct mount outfitted w/ a ZRAC ON-M 76B scope w/ correct reticle for this rifle. Tritium no longer active. MAGS: 5-10 rd. UNATTACHED ACCESSORIES: volume 8 No. 12 Sept. 2005 issue of Small Arms Review Magazine including a feature article on this gun signed by the author. Blade bayonet & scabbard, cleaning kit, canvas scope cover & 4 piece canvas mag. pouch. CONDITION: wood exhibits scattered compressions typical of military issue firearms. Metal finish is consistent throughout all surfaces w/ only light thinning on areas of friction related to operation. Clean bore w/ well pronounced rifling. Functions correctly when cycled by hand. PROVENANCE: The Mark Genovese Collection. (19-3303 & 02-12660/JZ). MODERN. $1,200-1,600.

BROWNING MACHINE GUN 1919 DOUBLE SIZE A6 WORKING

Lot #1125 (Sale Order 127 of 693)

MODEL. Cal. .30. NSN. An enormous military classroom training, cutaway version of the iconic Browning M1919 A6. This classroom model of the Browning machine gun, cal. 30 is a true to scale, 2X enlarged reproduction of the actual weapon. Partially segmented in order to gain visual access to internal parts which are revealed in their portion of the cycle of operation. While enlarged classroom working models are only moderately rare this particular set up is the most complete example that this cataloger has ever encountered. It is unusual to find one of these still in the original mts. on a wooden base such as this one. It even includes an original copy of operation & maintenance manual published by Dept. of Navy, Office of Navel Research, Special Devices Center. Dated 1951. The sheer enormity of this display is difficult to fathom from only a written or verbal description and must be seen in person to be appreciated. From the rear pistol grip to the muzzle booster, it measures almost 80" in length. The entire internal fire control group including the belt feed mechanism is completely functional in order to assist students in understanding this complex feed system. Double size plastic rds. are fed from a double size cloth belt for an almost unobstructed view of the symphony of moving parts happening w/in the receiver. In a single stroke of the charging handle the cloth belt is pulled into the receiver w/ a rd. extracted from the belt & inserted into the face of the bolt. The bolt closes & the rd. is chambered for firing & the belt advanced to the next position. As the charging handle returns to the rear to start the cycle over the fired round is extracted & ejected from the bottom of the receiver. UNATTACHED ACCESSORIES: 1-29" cloth belt containing 24 functional dummy rds. 1 Operation & maintenance manual from the Office of Navel Research. CONDITION: every part of this unique mechanism functions exactly like it should. All parts are fluid & every operation from belt feeding through ejection cycle w/ ease. Areas that are open in order to view the mechanism are outlined in red paint & are still pronounced. The majority of any worn finish is in the operating system itself, possibly aged intentionally in order to illustrate normal wear that may be encountered in the field. PROVENANCE: Mark Genovese Collection. (02-12552/JZ). NON-GUN. $1,800-2,800.

HK MODEL 91 SEMI AUTO RIFLE.

Lot #1126 (Sale Order 128 of 693)

Cal. 308. S# A040255. Bbl. 19" including flash suppressor. Rifle is marked on left side "HK 91 cal. 308" & West German proof. Marked on right side "Made in Germany / HK Inc / Arl. Va.". Rotating drum rear sight. Post front sight w/ protective hood. Rifle has bipod. 3 Piece black synthetic stock. Has extended buttplate. MAGS: 4 TOTAL: 3 - 20 rd. & 1 - 5 rd. mags. UNATTACHED ACCESSORIES: styrofoam shipping box containing mags., operator's manual, sling, standard buttplate & B-SQUARE see through scope mt. CONDITION: all aspects including bore near excellent. (19-4197/RW). MODERN. $2,000-3,000.

H & K 91 RIFLE.

Lot #1127 (Sale Order 129 of 693)

Cal. 308 Win. S# A052752. Bbl. 19". Arlington VA. import. Original German gun. Roller delayed blow back operating system tames the recoil of the other wise difficult 7.62 NATO rd., even during sustained fire. Hooded post front sight. Rear four position drum sight adj. for windage & elevation. Wide forend. Full stock. Correct 0-1 clip on lower group. Factory correct black painted finish. MAGS: 1-20 rd. CONDITION: bright bore w/ good rifling. Furniture displays some rack wear. Painted surfaces enjoy complete coverage w/ the majority of noticeable wear at points of contact such as mag well. Firing mechanism appears to function correctly when cycled by hand. (19-837/JZ). MODERN.$1,800-2,400.

H & K 91 RIFLE.

Lot #1128 (Sale Order 130 of 693)

Cal. 308 Win. S# A055960. Bbl. 19". Arlington VA. import. Original German gun. Roller delayed blowback operating system tames the recoil of the other wise difficult 7.62 NATO rd., even during sustained fire. Hooded post front sight. Rear four position drum sight adj. for windage & elevation. Wide forend. Full stock. Correct 0-1 clip-on lower group. Aftermarket, side paddle mag release. Factory correct black painted finish. MAGS: 1-20 rd. CONDITION: bright bore w/ good rifling. Furniture displays some rack wear. Painted surfaces enjoy complete coverage w/ the majority of noticeable wear at points of contact such as the area between selector & trigger group. Firing mechanism appears to function correctly when cycled by hand. (19-838/JZ). MODERN. $1,800-2,400.

H & K 93 RIFLE.

Lot #1129 (Sale Order 131 of 693)

Cal. 223 Rem. S# A132183. Bbl. 17.5" w/ flash hider. Arlington Va. Import, German mfg. rifle. Hooded front post sight. Four position drum rear sight adj. for windage & elevation. Wide forend. Full stock. Proper clip on 0-1 lower. Push pin mag. release. Proper black painted finish. MAGS: 1-25 rd. mag. CONDITION: shiny bore w/ well pronounced rifling. A few sm. scratches on mag well & on upper coinciding w/ previous optics mounting. Firing mechanism appears to function correctly when cycled by hand. (19-842/JZ). MODERN. $1,800-2,500.

H & K SL8-1 RIFLE.

Lot #1130 (Sale Order 132 of 693)

Cal. 223 Rem. S# SL8 48-018746. Bbl. 20.8", 6 lands & grooves right hand twist, 1 turn in 7". Black furniture. The HK SL8-1 is the semi automatic sporting rifle based on the German army's G36. Gas operated short stroke piston rotary locking bolt operating system. Cocking system is completely ambidextrous. Ambidextrous safety & selector. Length of stock & cheekpiece are adj. in length to suit operator. Carry handle style top rail system provides 13" of mounting surface for optics. MAGS: 2-10 rd. mag. CONDITION: the furniture illustrates very few signs of wear in any capacity. The optic mounting rail has thinning finish in one sm. area most likely from the addition of a sight at some point. Internally the bbl. is shiny w/ well pronounced rifling but externally exhibits some rub marks from rack wear. Firing mechanism appears to function normally when cycled by hand. (19-875/JZ). MODERN. $1,000-1,500.

POLY TECHNOLOGIES AK-47S SEMI AUTO RIFLE.

Lot #1131 (Sale Order 133 of 693)

Cal. 7.62X39. S# DF-05779. Bbl. 16". An early under folder AK-47S manufactured by Poly Technologies, stamped w/ the oval "386" code indicating mfg. in the Fu-Jian Province factory. These guns were milled receiver variants imported by KFS in Atlanta, GA. It is a complete package as shipped in the 1980's complete w/ original owners manual & Kengs warrantee registration card. Traditional protected post front sight & elevation adj. rear blade sight. Orange wood w/ a checkered pistol grip. Left hand threaded muzzle w/ thread protector & under bbl. cleaning rod. MAGS: 3 - 30 rd., as new original Polytech. UNATTACHED ACCESSORIES: cardboard shipping box w/ foam liner. Original sling. Cleaning kit. Tools. Original oil bottle. Original wood handled blade bayonet in metal scabbard. Bayonet, rifle & cleaning kit all still reside in the factory bags they were shipped in. CONDITION: appears just as shipped from factory. It was common to have dents in the wood & the receiver finish shows a very light amount of wear directly under the folding stock mechanism as would be expected. Fire control mechanism functions properly when cycled by hand. Bright shiny bore w/ strong rifling. PROVENANCE: Mark Genovese Collection. (19-3311/JZ). MODERN. $1,200-1,600.

ZASTAVA M92 RIFLE.

Lot #1132 (Sale Order 134 of 693)

Cal. 7.62x39. S# 0009430. Bbl. 16". The Serbian Zastava M-92 is essentially a shorter variation of the early Yugoslav M-70. This particular variation, in order to comply w/ BATF length requirements includes a 7.25" permanently attached muzzle brake. Built on a 2003 model original under folder, matching numbers parts kit, it was reassembled on an ITM receiver. All original parts that have an obvious # are matching, including the Trunnion, bolt & bolt carrier. Hinged top cover w/ 2 position notched rear sight. Elevation adjustable, protected post front sight w/ what appears to be a flip up night sight that has had the tritium insert removed. Front sling swivel on gas block w/ rear sling mt. at intersection of folding stock & receiver. Beautiful dark wood forend. Black plastic pistol grip. MAGS: 1-30 rd. metal magazine. CONDITION: dark black finish on all exposed metal areas is complete w/ very little indication of wear or use aside from areas of high friction between the safety / selector & receiver, & 1 sm. spot on the rear top portion of the top cover. The bbl. extension (muzzle brake) though permanently attached appears to be easy to reverse should the owner desire to register as a short bbl. rifle. The wooden forend is void of any noticeable defect aside from 2 dents on the top piece, probably from storage, & 1 light dent on the bottom where its interfaces w/ the stock in the folded configuration. The under folding stock is extremely tight w/ a positive lock mechanism in both open & closed positions. Bore is clean w/ strong rifling. PROVENANCE: Mark Genovese Collection. (19-3478/JZ). MODERN. $600-900.

BUSHMASTER XM15 DISSIPATOR SEMI AUTO RIFLE.

Lot #1133 (Sale Order 135 of 693)

Cal. 223 Rem.-5.56 S# L115296. Bbl. 16". A Windham, ME BFI early Bushmaster w/ snake logo over arm pistol on left side of lower receiver. Carry handle upper receiver w/ rnd. forward assist & brass deflector. E2 windage & elevation adj. rear sight. Elevation adj. protected post front sight. A2 style flash hider. A2 full length handguards. LM Harris bipod. Tapered delta ring. Magpul MIAD pistol grip w/ storage for 2 AA batteries. 6 Position collapsible stock. Safety selector marked "SAFE", "FIRE" & "AUTO". Right side mag. well includes M10 & palm tree Mauka Ammo logo. Extended takedown pins & mag. release. MAGS: 1 Brownells 30 rd. aluminum mag. CONDITION: overall very good exterior w/ light high edge wear. Good bore w/ strong rifling. PROVENANCE: Mark Genovese Collection. (19-3289/JZ). MODERN. $600-900.

MAADI MODEL ARM SEMI AUTO RIFLE.

Lot #1134 (Sale Order 136 of 693)

Cal. 7.62x39. S# ES07148. Bbl. 16". Beautiful laminated stocks typical of the Egyptian AK-47 variants. This particular example was imported by Pars International out of Louisville, KY. Currently has an AR-15 A1 style muzzle brake that appears to be permanent w/ the aid of a bonding agent. Soviet pattern style plastic pistol grip. Dark black painted finish typical to the Egyptian models. Green canvas 2 point sling. MAGS: 1-30 rd. steel mag. CONDITION: stock shows a few minor dent & impressions. Sporadic thinning finish where the furniture joins the bbl. Areas of high friction show loss from operation. All other aspects near excellent. PROVENANCE: Mark Genovese Collection. (19-3310/JZ). MODERN. $600-800.

SPIKES TACTICAL ST15 SEMI AUTO CARBINE.

Lot #1135 (Sale Order 137 of 693)

Cal. 223 Rem. S# 41629. Bbl. 16" marked "CMMG HP MPC 5.56x45 1:7". Flat top upper w/ detachable carry handle added to a Spikes lower receiver complete this classic retro build Elevation adj. protected post front sight. E2 style dual aperture windage & elevation adj. rear sight. 6 Position collapsible stock. Classic 8" plastic handguards w/ metal heat liners. Aftermarket drop in trigger. Extended takedown pins & mag release. Punisher skull marked lower receiver on left side of mag. well. 3 Position pictogram marked safety selector. Magpul MIAD pistol grip w/ storage compartment for 2 AA batteries. Bayonet lug w/ A2 style flash hider. Heavy profile bbl. external of handguards. MAGS: 1-30 rd. aluminum Brownells mag. CONDITION: all aspects near excellent. PROVENANCE: Mark Genovese Collection. (19-3323/JZ). MODERN. $500-800.

POLYTECH MODEL AKS-762 SEMI AUTO RIFLE.

Lot #1136 (Sale Order 138 of 693)

Cal. 7.62x39. S# PW85-762-2402. Bbl. 16 3/8". Receiver marked on left side "POLYTECH, INC. BEIJING CHINA", MOD. AKS-762 / CAL. 7.62x39MM / SEMI AUTO" & "06" in triangle. Tangent rear sight graduated to 800m. Post front sight w/ protective hood. Threaded bbl. w/ protective nut. Folding spike bayonet. Hardwood stock set w/ rubber butt extension. Trap buttplate contains cleaning kit. Green web sling. MAGS: 4 TOTAL: 3 - 30 rd. & 1 - 10 rd. UNATTACHED ACCESSORIES: cardboard shipping box. Shipping box is notably torn & stained. Styrofoam liner has staining & missing pieces. CONDITION: stock set has light wear & handling marks. Metal has 90% blue w/ light wear & scattered scratches. Near excellent shiny bore. (19-4198/RW). MODERN. $1,500-2,500.

BREN 10 SPECIAL FORCES MODEL L SEMI AUTO PISTOL.

Lot #1137 (Sale Order 139 of 693)

Cal. 10mm Auto. S# 84SFL0431. Bbl. 4" stainless. Mfg. 1983-1986 in Huntington Beach CA. (stainless). Original Bren 10 conceived by famous firearms writer, Jeff Cooper. Powerful cal. approximating 41 Mag. in CZ 75 pattern of DA semi auto deemed to be ideal for law enforcement. Left side of frame has eagle image, symbol of Cooper founded Thunder Ranch training facility. Pistol has many Cooper designed features considered must have standards today. Large trigger guard for gloved use. High cut grooved front strap & grooved contoured backstrap w/ integral beavertail. 1911-A1 style finger recesses in trigger guard. Smooth combat trigger & Commander style hammer. Flared magwell w/ lanyard loop at rear of butt. Thin Hogue pebble grained nylon grips w/ circle X symbol. Left side frame mounted controls of slide stop & safety; additional crossbolt firing pin safety in slide. 3 Dot sight set w/ dovetailed (front to rear) front & protected adj. rear in protrusion designed to serve as cocking assist. Grooved mag. release plus over travel screw in trigger guard. Top of slide flattened between sights. Model L (Model D's also) indicates light colored w/ slide having matte hard chrome appearance; frame w/ bright milled sides & matte gray edges. MAGS: 2 factory 10 rd. w/ rear positioned push button bases. UNATTACHED ACCESSORIES: plain white cardboard box w/ S# & owner's manual. CONDITION: occasional sm. faint mark w/ overall near excellent appearance including bore. (19-4510 /NW). CURIO. $2,500-4,000.

CASED BREN 10 SM DUAL CALIBER SEMI AUTO PISTOL.

Lot #1138 (Sale Order 140 of 693)

Cal. 10mm Auto. S# 83SM00199. Bbl. 5" stainless. Mfg. 1984-1986 in Huntington Beach CA. Original Bren 10 conceived by famous firearms writer, Jeff Cooper. Powerful cal. approximating 41 Mag. in CZ 75 pattern of DA semi auto deemed to be ideal for law enforcement. Left side of frame has eagle image, symbol of Cooper founded Thunder Ranch training facility. Pistol has many Cooper designed features considered must have standards today. Large trigger guard for gloved use. High cut grooved front strap & grooved contoured backstrap w/ integral beavertail. 1911-A1 style finger recesses in trigger guard. Smooth combat trigger & Commander style hammer. Flared magwell w/ lanyard loop at rear of butt. Thin Hogue pebble grained nylon grips w/ circled X symbol. Left side frame mounted controls of slide stop & safety; additional crossbolt firing pin safety in slide. 3 Dot sight set w/ dovetailed (front to rear) front & protected adj. rear in protrusion designed to serve as cocking assist. Grooved mag. release plus over travel screw in trigger guard. Top of slide flattened between sights. Standard Model indicated by SM in S#. Matte blued slide; stainless frame w/ bright milled sides & matte gray edges. MAGS: 3 blued factory 10mm Auto 10 rd. w/ rear positioned push button bases; also used for 45 ACP (8 rd.). UNATTACHED ACCESSORIES: 2nd matching slide assembly in 45 ACP; occasional sm. rub mark to include from functioning; near excellent bore. Well made oak presentation case compartmentalized & lined w/ maroon velvet to hold pistol, mags. & extra slide; missing key for latches. 68 Page owner's manual. CONDITION: occasional sm. faint rub mark on slide plus rail function wear; overall near excellent appearance including bore. (19-4511 /NW). CURIO. $2,500-3,500.

VECTOR ARMS PTR-91P PISTOL.

Lot #1139 (Sale Order 141 of 693)

Cal. 308. S# B1620. Bbl. 9". A Vector Arms variation of the HK91 built on a J.L.D. Enterprises PTR-91 receiver as a pistol. It is essentially the same as the short HK-91 referred to as the 51 except in lieu of a stock it has a cap that slides over the rear of the receiver utilizing the two stock pins. A sling swivel is added to the rear of the cap. Front sight is a hooded protected post. Rear sight is the traditional four position drum. Sight radius is a little over 16". Standard wide forend. Bayonet lug cap is included. Threaded muzzle w/ standard HK style flash hider. Traditional black painted finish. Metal clip-on S-E-F trigger housing. Paddle mag release. UNATTACHED ACCESSORIES: original box & owners manual. CONDITION: finish coverage is complete throughout the exterior aside from a few sm. spots just forward of the rear cap. Bbl. is bright w/ well defined rifling. Mechanism appears to function correctly when cycled by hand. (19-4199/JZ). MODERN. $600-900.

HECKLER & KOCH MODEL P7 PSP SEMI AUTO PISTOL.

Lot #1140 (Sale Order 142 of 693)

Cal. 9mmX19 (9mm Luger). S# 20455. Bbl. 4.13". Mfg. 1981; this model discontinued 1986. Hooked trigger guard & mag. release at butt are especially unusual feature combinations. Striker fired squeeze cocker w/ slim textured black plastic grips marked "HK P7". Sides of slide bright finished w/ slanted square cut cocking grooves. Dovetailed 3 dot sight set plus grooved top of slide. Balance of finish matte w/ lightly stippled lower portion of backstrap plus finger grooved section of cocker. MAGS: 1 factory 8 rd. UNATTACHED ACCESSORIES: cabinetmaker quality laminated walnut case w/ segmented compartments & felt padding. Internal hinges & external brass key lock w/ keys. Includes tool, cleaning brush & manual. CONDITION: all aspects near excellent, appearing new. (19-4512/NW). MODERN. $1,500-2,200.

MARCOLMAR VZ-59 SEMI AUTO RIFLE.

Lot #1141 (Sale Order 143 of 693)

Cal. 7.62X54R. S# RS8240. Bbl. 23” including flash hider. The UK-59 (also commonly referred to as VZ-59) was developed in the late 1950’s to act as a dual function machine gun. It had to be light enough to be transported & utilized by a single soldier w/ the ability to utilize a rigid mount for purposes typically associated w/ the heavier variants. The design & quality must have hit their mark because even though it was mfg. in extremely small numbers in comparison to other Soviet orders, it can still be encountered in theatres of operation today. This particular example was mfg. by MarColMar, a United States based importer & manufacturer known throughout the industry for high quality, high end semi automatic variants of unique foreign machine guns. Their innovation allows complete compliance w/ our firearms regulations while offering items that may otherwise be unobtainable. The UK-59 was a very expensive firearm to build primarily because the receiver is machined from a massive bar of steel reduced in weight by a factor of 10 during the mfg. process. Caliber is 7.62X54R just like the original. Feed system is the familiar non disintegrating steel link found in other Russian systems w/ the exception of a redesign to upgrade the mechanism to a push through style (similar to the U.S. M60, M240, M249 etc.). The bbl. finish is a deep rich blue & muzzle is terminated w/ a threaded cone. Folding adj. bipod beneath the front sight is hooded post, rear is a ladder style notch sight micro adj. for windage & adj. for windage from 100 to 2000 meters of fine adjustment. Finish on receiver is a deep thick gray reminiscent of many of the Czech military firearms & is almost a perfect match to the tripod which harbors a few interesting features in itself. In its traditional setup as a regular ground tripod, it offers several degrees of elevation in an effortless micro adj. fashion & several degrees of traverse adjustment completely fluid for the operator. In just a few minutes w/out the aid of any tools it converts to an anti aircraft mount w/ little initial resemblance to the original configuration, using parts that are already on board the base tripod. Original Czech army 4-8X optic. Wooden stock & pistol grip are a customary reddish brown in finish. Stock features a folding support that can be dropped into vertical position during normal use when additional support isn’t necessary. UNATTACHED ACCESSORIES: canvas & leather original scope pouch. Multiple VZ59 sm. parts including springs, plungers & pins. Original tripod shipping/storage crate. Semi auto VZ 59 Operation's manual. Czech. to English translation Ministry of National Defense Type 59 instruction manual. CONDITION: all exterior finishes are void of any major blemishing w/ thinning only around feed system & points of mechanical attachment. Wood appears to be high end & refinished issued furniture showing the normal light dents & dings associated. All moving parts are fluid & function effortlessly. Scope appears to be as new sporting the correct yellow tint. All moving parts associated w/ the tripod function properly & smoothly. Very good shiny bore. PROVENANCE: Mark Genovese collection. (19-3474, 02-12748, 02-12751/JZ). MODERN. $4,000-6,000.

UK VZ59 ACCESSORY KIT.

Lot #1142 (Sale Order 144 of 693)

1) 5 - 200 RND AMMO CAN W/ BELT. Lg. square 200 rnd drum for feeding the VZ59. Measures approx 10.25x10.25, w/ canvas handle. CONDITION: varies from can to can while all are serviceable they vary in condition from potentially being unissued w/ no major dents to light creases that don't alter the function. Finish in czech traditional gloss grey/black w/ full coverage other than minor scratches especially on the bottom. 2) 4 VZ59 50 RND. AMMO CAN W/ BELT. Sm rectangular ammo cans w/ a hinged top & roller for feeding. Measures approx 4.25x6.75 at highest point. UNATTACHED ACCESSORIES: Includes 7 extra starter tabs. CONDITION: standard gloss grey/black painted finish. Varies from potentially unissued to well used though all function properly. 3) VZ59 LOADER. Simplifies belt loading & speeds up the process several times over. This simple to use precision instrument simply slides over a wood ammo crate or any similar surface & the hopper is filled w/ loose rounds. As the handle is pumped it advances a loaded belt leaving the most time consuming portion being keeping the hopper full. CONDITION: all outward appearances indicate as new. 4) VZ59 TOOL KIT. canvas & leather tool roll including several VZ59 specific parts including brushes, oil can & punches. CONDITION: canvas & leather remain pliable all tools in working condition. PROVENANCE: The Mark Genovese Collection. (02-12745, 02-12746, 02-12747 & 02-12750/JZ). ALL NON-GUNS. $500-900.

COONAN CI-LAR-IC SEMI AUTO RIFLE.

Lot #1143 (Sale Order 145 of 693)

Cal. 308 Win. S# 310223. Bbl. 23" over flash hider. Metric pattern FAL build. Adj. gas system. Hardwood buttstock & composite handguards. Carry handle. Elevation adj. front sight. Elevation adj. rear peep sight. Dark black painted receivers. MAGS: 5 metric 20 rd. mags. CONDITION: rear stock has a few light dents & impressions; sits proud of both receiver & buttplate. Receiver finish mostly unblemished aside from normal scratch between safety selector & receiver surface. Bbl. is parkerized w/ a light gray finish. Handguards appear to be surplus sourced w/ almost the entirety of exposed aluminum void of original black finish. Seams wider at muzzle end of both top & bottom. Appears to function properly when cycled by hand. Bright bore displays light wear but strong rifling. (19-3158/JZ). MODERN. $1,000-1,500.

DPMS LR-338 SEMI AUTO RIFLE.

Lot #1144 (Sale Order 146 of 693)

Cal. 7.62 NATO. S# 338-002161. Bbl. 19 3/4" over aftermarket flash suppressor. Bbl. marked on top "7.62mm NATO 1/10". Lower receiver marked "DPMS PANTHER ARMS CAL. 338 FED MOD LR-338". Flat top upper receiver w/ picatinny rail. Bushnell 3-9x scope w/ duplex reticle. Synthetic stock set. 5 Position collapsible buttstock w/ adj. comb. Aftermarket pistol grip. Rnd. type handguards. Rnd. forward assist. Brass deflector. MAGS: 1-20 rd. pmag & 2-30 rd. promag. CONDITION: very good overall w/ several scattered sm. spots of missing finish. Handguards do not properly fit at forward end. Optics appear clear & serviceable. Near excellent shiny bore. (19-3159/RW). MODERN. $700-1,400.

DPMS AR 15 CUSTOM SEMI AUTO RIFLE.

Lot #1145 (Sale Order 147 of 693)

Cal. 22 LR. S# F056105K. Bbl. 16" threaded M4 profile w/ Vortex style flash hider. Flat top upper receiver. Rnd. forward assist. Brass deflector. Extended takedown pins & extended mag. release. YHM free floating railed handguard w/ rail covers at 3, 6 & 9 o'clock. Gas block w/ 2" rail sections at 3, 6, 9 & 12 o'clock. Sling swivel studs on muzzle end of handguard at 3, 6, 9 & 12 o'clock. Harris LM adj. bipod. Magpul MIAD pistol grip w/ storage compartment for 2 AA batteries. CAA 6 position collapsible stock w/ 2" rail mounting section on left side & storage compartment for 4 - 123 lithium batteries on left side. Matte finished Leupold Vari-X III 6.5-20x40mm Long Range scope adj. for paralax & objective. Extended charging handle. Dedicated 22 LR upper receiver. Custom drop in trigger. DPMS Panther Arms Model A-15 223/5.56mm lower receiver. M10 over palm tree "MAUKA AMMO" logo on right side of mag. well. Black nylon sling. MAGS: 1-25 rd. mag. UNATTACHED ACCESSORIES: sm. parts specific to the 22 LR receiver including firing pins, extractors, roll pins, cotter pins & springs. CONDITION: clean bore w/ good rifling. Dark finish w/ good coverage throughout all exterior surfaces aside from light marring from prior scope placement & very gentle rack wear on bbl. PROVENANCE: Mark Genovese Collection. (19-3294/JZ). MODERN. $900-1,400.

SIG 556 RIFLE PACKAGE.

Lot #1146 (Sale Order 148 of 693)

Cal. 5.56. S# JT001375. Bbl. 18.25" over brake. Semi automatic, gas operated, rotating bolt system w/ 2 position adj. gas piston. The Sig 556 is designed to utilize standard AR15 type mags. The flash hider is an ACME type compatible w/ several popular sound suppressors & protects the popular 1/2x28 muzzle threads. 4 Position, rail forend regulated w/ factory flattop providing 18.5" of regulated rail for numerous mounting options. Right side folding, collapsible buttstock. Hooded post front sight. Adj. 4 position drum rear sight. Ambidextrous safety/selector controls. 5.75" Rail covers at 3 o'clock & 9 o'clock. Detachable vertical foregrip w/ bottom storage compartment. NcSTAR laser sight mounted bellow bbl. Red-green-blue BSA dot type sight. Dark matte black finish. Black nylon 2 point sling. MAGS: 1 original 30 rd. UNATTACHED ACCESSORIES: factory owners manual. Sig factory plastic hard case styrofoam lined. Cardboard box & shipping sleeve. Trigger lock. Spare buttplate to shorten LOP. CONDITION: shiny bore w/ well defined rifling. Finish is complete on all exterior surfaces showing only light brass staining at ejection port due to buffering ejected cases. Red dot sight appears to function properly though we can't confirm functionality of the laser sight. Over all appearance illustrates good care & or very little use. (19-4946/JZ). MODERN. $800-1,200.

R.J. BRAVERMAN STINGER SINGLE SHOT PISTOL.

Lot #1147 (Sale Order 149 of 693)

Cal. 22 LR. S# B000243. Bbl. 2". This is an extremely unique example of firearms ingenuity that hit the market in the 1990's. The vast majority of firearms that share similarities to the Braverman Pen Gun are classified by the BATF as an AOW (Any Other Weapon) & are highly regulated through the NFRTR. Firearms that fall under the perview of NFA (National Firearms Act) are commonly referred to as Class III & require extensive paperwork, background checks & Federal transfer fees. Pen guns are a prime example of an AOW, which is a firearm that doesn't resemble a traditional gun & includes examples such as cane guns, single shot flashlights & knife guns. The paperwork that must be submitted & approved for an AOW prior to transfer is exactly the same as used for purchasing machine guns, destructive devices & sound suppressors & can take upwards of a year before the buyer can take possession. The ingenuity of the Braverman design allows the purchaser of it to proceed exactly like any traditional firearm w/ no taxes or Federal registration necessary thus, they are extremely desirable. Because the Braverman must be positioned w/ the bbl. at an 80 degree angle from the body of it, it is no longer considered an AOW, but just a standard pistol. Full stainless steel construction w/ a knurled barrel ring. It incorporates a swiveling safety and pocket clip. UNATTACHED ACCESSORIES: nylon carry case resembling that of a flashlight or multi tool. CONDITION: all aspects near excellent. Original box, paper work & owner's manual. PROVENANCE: The Mark Genovese Collection. (19-727/JZ). MODERN. $700-1,100.

2 ICONIC CZECHOSLOVAKIAN PARTS KITS.

Lot #1148 (Sale Order 150 of 693)

1) VZ58. Cal. 7.62x39. Bbl. 15 1/4". Designed in 1958, the VZ58 rifle is a gas operated select fire weapon that replaced the Czech Model 52 & model 24 machine guns in the Czech Army. Though often misidentified as a variant of the AK-47, there are several distinct differences visible even at distance. They would include a signature red tinted bakelite furniture, & like several Czech offerings sport a light black to dark gray high luster finish on all exposed metal surfaces. The locking system of the VZ58 shares characteristics w/ the P.38 in regard to the bolt locking system. Protected post front sight. Tangent leaf rear sight graduated to 800 meters. Without accounting for every sm. piece, it appears to be a complete parts kit less the receiver. Includes two 30 rd. mags. CONDITION: all aspects near excellent; appears new. 2) VZ61 SKORPION SMG. Cal. 7.65mm. (32 ACP). Bbl. 4 1/2". The Czech Model 61 SMG is comparable to & considered by some the Czech equivalent of the Soviet Stechkin machine pistol. It fires a sm. rnd. by today's standards, chambered in 7.65 Browning, commonly referred to 32 ASP in the U.S.A. Its strength is the ability to put several rnds. on target w/ a single burst thanks to its extremely controllable cyclic rate of approx. 750 rpm combined w/ its low recoil impulse. The Skorpion is extremely recognizable as a favorite gun of those who oppose the U.S. thanks to Hollywood casting. Protected post front sight. 2 Position notch rear sight graduated for 75 & 100 meters. Feeds from a 10 or 20 rd. box mag. This example is an extremely complete parts kit including portions of the original cut receiver & a 2 piece steel 80% receiver waiting to be finished. Complete w/ original stock, pistol grip, sm. parts, upper receiver, complete bolt & issue type leather holster w/ cleaning kit. MAGS: 5-10 rd. CONDITION: parts appear to be disassembled from an issue quality machine pistol showing light use. Finish is complete, signature high gloss gray w/ thinning at areas that intersect w/ other receiver sections & on cocking knobs. Thinning parkerized finish on top surface of bolt where it rides under the receiver. Stock has scattered scratches but retains the vast majority of its finish. PROVENANCE: Mark Genovese Collection. (02-12767/JZ). NON GUN. $500-800.

M10 & UZI ACCESSORY PACKAGE.

Lot #1149 (Sale Order 151 of 693)

1) M10-45 fake suppressor (bbl. extension); appears new in wrap. M10-9 barreled upper receiver. Front strap hanger & strap. Protected post front sight. 5.75" M10 9mm bbl. threaded. Spare M10 9mm bbl. CONDITION: bbls. & upper receiver show light finish wear. (02-12565, 02-12573, 02-12621-1/JZ). 2) 2 CAL. 9MM BARRELS. Unmarked: 9 1/4" & 7 5/8" long. Shorter bbl. has threads & end cap. Both in near excellent condition. B-SQUARE mt. w/ 1" rings & attaching bolt & slot cover top plate. (02-12573/RW). 3) 2 IMI ISRAEL CAL. 45 ACP 16 RD. MAGS. Appear unused. (02-12674/RW). 4) 14 Cal. 9mm. 25 rd. UZI mags in used good condition w/ Israeli markings. / 1 Unmarked cal. 9mm 32 rd. UZI mag. in used condition. / 11 Near excellent aftermarket UZI pouches (9 have boxes): 5 - 2 pouch for 32 rd. mags, 1 - 3 pouch for 32 rd. mags. & 5 - 3 pouch for 25 rd. mags. (02-12675/RW). 5) 7 UZI CAL. 9MM. 32 RD. MAGAZINES. All near excellent condition in non original boxes. PROVENANCE: Mark Genovese Collection. (02-12676/RW). $500-900.

4 BETA C-MAG 100 RD. DRUM MAGS.

Lot #1150 (Sale Order 152 of 693)

Lots includes two Colt 9mm & two AR-15 style 223 Rem. / 5.56mm. One .223 Rem. drum has a black plastic front while the rest are clear plastic. Each mag. has its factory nylon pouch, loading tool, owner's manual, rubber dust covers & graphite lubricant. CONDITION: 5.56mm mags. show signs of light use but appear to function properly. 9mm mags. mags show signs of use & appear to function properly though where the front mounting screws go through the case & attach to the mag. itself there appears to be stress cracking visible through the clear cover. PROVENANCE: Mark Genovese Collection. (02-12596, 02-12597). $600-900.

3 MILITARY OPTICS.

Lot #1151 (Sale Order 153 of 693)

1) H&K WETZLAR HENSOLDT. Original Hensoldt (Zeiss) Wetzlar Fero-Z24 German Optics Kit for the HK91, HK93, HK-G3 & HK41. Post reticle w/ range finding tabs on horizontal plain. This kit includes Hensoldt Z-24 scope, Factory HK Stanag Claw Mount, lens covers & case. Includes a small tool kit & cleaning kit. CONDITION: appears to be as issued & complete. (02-12612/JZ). 2) SOVIET NIGHT SCOPE CYCLOP NS2. Early first generation night vision devise. Utilizes common 9 volt battery. CONDITION: overall outward appearances would illustrate proper care and very little use though internal electronic condition hasn't been verified. (02-12762/JZ). 3) AN/PVS-2B. Arguably one of the best first generation night vision weapon sites produced. This is a 4x scope complete in a metal carry case w/ several mount (M16/M14) & battery options. Although these are fairly large by today's standards they are still pretty impressive to use especially when compared to foreign night optics of the same generation. CONDITION: evidently at some point a battery lost it's life w/ in the confines of this case removing a spot of finish on the scope about the size of a 50 cent piece. All mounts are serviceable & though it hasn't been verified personally electronics appear to be operational. PROVENANCE: The Mark Genovese Collection. (02-12762/JZ). ALL NON-GUN. $900-1,400.

M60 MG PARTS.

Lot #1152 (Sale Order 154 of 693)

Cal. 7.62 NATO. Bbl. 25 7/8" including flash suppressor & extension. Bbl. marked at bottom w/ NATO stock # & dated 3-81 "P". Bbl. includes bipod & gas piston assembly. Lot includes traversing & elevation adapter, pintle assembly & pintle platform. Parts retain a high percentage of original parkerized finish w/ wear & scattered scratches. Good shiny bore, but evidence of wear in throat area. PROVENANCE: Mark Genovese Collection. (02-12569 & 02-12736/RW). $700-900.

USGI HELO 500 RD M60 MAGAZINE & CHUTE.

Lot #1153 (Sale Order 155 of 693)

30" long x 3" wide stainless steel ammo box w/ 5 separate sections & divided by rollers. 3 Hinged doors provide access via the top for easy loading & unloading. Equipped w/ 24" of Standard Armament feed chute w/ proper ends for interfacing w/ ammo box & properly configured M60 GPMG. Approx. 8" tall at highest point tapering down to 3 1/2". Carry handles on both ends. CONDITION: all interior rollers move freely. Hinges & lock pins function properly. No apparent warping. Rollers are serviceable. Feed chute completely flexible & locking pieces function properly. PROVENANCE: Mark Genovese Collection. (02-12731/JZ). $350-600.

M240 / M249 MG BOAT CRADLE MOUNT.

Lot #1154 (Sale Order 156 of 693)

Sm. pintle marine mount for M240 / M249 belt fed system. The H24 Machine Gun Mount accepts the M240/M249 series weapons and is designed for use on small gunboats. This mount fits into a variety of stands, tripods, and pedestals. The mount has an interface to attach armor brackets and shields. M80 ammo can mounted in cradle secured w/ 2 bungee cords. Matte black painted finish. CONDITION: some unpainted surface areas have succumbed to a constant marine environment. System appears to be fully operational. (02-13225/JZ). $500-800.

US GI LINKS.

Lot #1155 (Sale Order 157 of 693)

All quantities are estimates. 50 CAL. 6+ lbs. or loose 150+ links. 30-06. 55+ lbs. or loose 3250+ links. 308 for M60. 6+ lbs. or loose 600+ links. 308 for Browning. 40+ lbs or 2250+ links. Appox. 120 SKS 10 rd. stripper clips. 8mm Dummy: 4+ lbs. or 125+ loose dummies. CONDITION: all appears serviceable. PROVENANCE: Mark Genovese collection. (02-12991/JZ). $100-200.

2 NORINCO ARSENAL 120 ROUND DRUMS.

Lot #1156 (Sale Order 158 of 693)

Cal. 223. 2 Open back Chinese drums for the AR15/M16 family of firearms. Blued, marked "Triangle-36" w/ arrow. CONDITION: both drums exhibit gentle bluing wear w/ no notable deformation that would impede function. 1 Drum has a light patina on the top of the back plate that was immediately brought under control. Both feed towers appear to have been sanded to assist in feeding by removing excessive finish. Springs feel normal & drum Mechanism rotates freely by hand. PROVENANCE: Mark Genovese Collection. (02-12766/JZ). NON-GUN. $400-600.

PHILADELPHIA ORDNANCE 1928A1 80% SMG.

Lot #1157 (Sale Order 159 of 693)

Cal. 45 ACP. S# AO34247. Bbl. 11". A very clean example of the 1928A1 Auto Ordnance Thompson SMG assembled on a Philadelphia 80% receiver. 4 Slot Cutts compensator; Auto Ordnance Corp & Thompson marked w/ bullet logo & integral front sight. 29 Slot finned SMG bbl. w/ 8 3/8" horizontal wood forend. Non adj. Lyman peep rear sight. Philadelphia Ordnance has several grades & packages available for their receivers & this is fully loaded w/ engraving & blue finish. This unique receiver incorporates several important steps in the mfg. process, should the end user decide to finish it into a functioning firearm. They include 4140 steel construction, precision Blanchard ground surfaces, all external contouring and corner rounding, threading for bbl., slotted for grip mount, fully machined ejection port, magazine cutout w/ drum slots, 17 degree flat w/ properly timed thread for ejector, actuator slot, buffer pilot holes and trigger frame latch hole, trigger frame mounting rails, sear and buffer pilot relief cuts, fully machined feed ramp, extractor slot & 45 degree angle cuts for bronze lock. Green canvas sling. WEIGHT: 13.15 lbs. MAGS: 2 TOTAL. 1 Seymour 30 rd. & 1 Bridgeport Auto Ordnance 20 rd. UNATTACHED ACCESSORIES: 4 non firing display cartridges (previously fired brass). Japan Movt pocket watch engraved w/ Thompson bullet logo. CONDITION: without the ability to access the chamber as assembled, the bore appears clean w/ decent rifling. Finish on all exposed metal surfaces exhibit very few blemishes. Stock, handguard & pistol grip show a few light compression marks which exhibits normal wear for well preserved guns of this era. All of the engraving on both receiver sections as well as the Cutts compensator are highlighted in white. PROVENANCE: Mark Genovese collection. (02-12935/JZ). NON GUN. $1,400-1,800.

BROWNING 1919 DISPLAY GUN IN BOX.

Lot #1158 (Sale Order 160 of 693)

A non functioning 1919 display gun. Mfg. from original parts to compliment any WWII display w/out the paperwork or expense associated w/ procuring a live gun. W/out measuring, parts appear to be sourced primarily from 30-06 military surplus inventory. UNATTACHED ACCESSORIES: custom built wooden storage & transport chest w/ felt lining, brass chains & rope handles. CONDITION: chamber appears to have a brass slug brazed into it. Some missing sm. parts that don't affect its performance as a display unit. Bolt moves forward & rearward & trigger mechanism releases a pin of some sort to simulate dry firing. All exposed metal surfaces have been parkerized which contains period typical staining & evidence of prior patina that was harnessed before getting out of hand. PROVENANCE: The Mark Genovese Collection. (02-12559/JZ). NON GUN. $1,800-2,500.

COLLECTION OF ROCKET LAUNCHERS.

Lot #1159 (Sale Order 161 of 693)

1) 2 EXPENDED U.S. MILITARY AT4 ROCKET TUBES. Cal. 84 MM. M 136 AT4 is a U.S. GI light weight self contained recoilless rocket launcher firing an 84mm high explosive anti-armor warhead. The tubes are 1 piece fiberglass expendable by-product, once the rocket has been utilized. Flip up front & rear sights still function as intended & are protected by original sliding covers. Original canvas slings still attached. CONDITION: sm. de mill hole drilled at rear of tubes approx. 3/8" in diameter. All original manufacturer's normanclature is clear & readable. The rubber gasket at muzzle end is torn from firing as typically seen on fired tubes. (02-12721/JZ). 2) EXPENDED M72 66 MM LAWS ROCKET LAUCHER. Cal. 66 MM. The LAW (light anti tank weapon) rocket propelled grenade launcher is one of the most recognizable launchers on the market. It is a single use collapsible rocket launcher w/ protected flip up sights, intended to be discarded after firing. This piece is complete & all moving parts function as originally intended. Included are: the end cap sling mechanism & an inert example of a 66 mm HEAT rocket. CONDITION: paint coverage is complete throughout the entire launcher; all original military nomenclature is clear & readable except for the painted data on the right front of tube in proximity of front sight. All moving parts including sights & trigger mechanism still function as intended. The tube has hole drilled through right side approx. 3/8" diameter. (02-12732/JZ). 3) PANZERFAUST 60M. Cal. 60 M. Panzerfaust (armor fist or tank fist) is a single shot recoilless German anti-tank weapon common in the WWII era. There were several models mfg. that varied by model based on its effective distance of use. The most common were the 30, 60 & 100 Meter. This example is painted similar to the U.S. Desert tan color. Lettering on both sides of the tube "Vorsichtl Starker Feuerstrahl!" (in proper German character set). CONDITION: paint coverage is complete throughout all exposed metal surfaces. Paper label has tan paint over spray around edges. All mechanical exterior parts appear to function properly. (19-12765/JZ). Also included w/ launchers: 1 Inert WWII replica German stick grenade. Wood handle w/ rope pull through fuse design includes threaded bottom cap. Grenade body stamped "RR564 1939" w/ painted Waffenamt & factory code "Wa A 564". PROVENANCE: Mark Genovese Collection. ALL ANTIQUE. $700-1,100.

DEMILLED USGI M20 BAZOOKA & ROCKET.

Lot #1160 (Sale Order 162 of 693)

Cal. 3.5". S# A0808. 60 1/2" Overall length. Weighing approx. 12 lbs, it fired a rocket w/ a shaped charge that measured almost 2 ft in length. The initial firing was initiated w/ a magneto type electronic charge that lit the initial motor, providing a lg. amount of thrust w/out building high pressures. This allowed the smooth bore tube to be much thinner & lighter than a traditional rifle bbl. A secondary charge in the rocket provided the necessary energy to reach the target & that was ignited well outside the tube. The unique flip out sighting system has a special graduated reticle to allow the operator compensation for elevational distance as well as the proper lead for a moving target. UNATTACHED ACCESSORIES: 1 deactivated rocket dated 1952. CONDITION: the entire system other than the wooden grip panels painted w/ an OD green variant showing a few scattered handling marks, predominantly in areas of mechanical interface. Grip panels retain their natural wood color. As mandated by BATF dewat regulation there is a 3.5" circular section removed from the firing section of the rear tube & a metal bar welded on the inside. 2 Piece metal tube assembles & locks smooth & tight. Sight appears to function properly & is quite clear aside from the reticle having partially faded over time. PROVENANCE: Mark Genovese Collection. (02-12734/JZ). NON GUN. $700-1,000.

DEMILLED USGI M20 BAZOOKA WITH 3 M28A2 HEAT

Lot #1161 (Sale Order 163 of 693)

ROCKETS. Cal. 3.5". S# A0038. 60 1/2" Overall length. Dated 1961. Weighing approx. 12 lbs, it fired a rocket w/ a shaped charge that measured almost 2 ft in length. The initial firing was initiated w/ a magneto type electronic charge that lit the initial motor, providing a lg. amount of thrust w/out building high pressures. This allowed the smooth bore tube to be much thinner & lighter than a traditional rifle bbl. A secondary charge in the rocket provided the necessary energy to reach the target & that was ignited well outside the tube. The unique flip out sighting system has a special graduated reticle to allow the operator compensation for elevational distance as well as the proper lead for a moving target. UNATTACHED ACCESSORIES: 3 deactivated rockets in fitted storage / transport chest. Field manual FM 23-32 dated Dec. 1961. Technical manual TM 9-2002 dated April 1953. CONDITION: the entire system other than the wooden grip panels painted w/ an OD green variant showing a few scattered handling marks, predominantly in areas of mechanical interface. Grip panels retain their natural wood color. As mandated by BATF dewat regulation there is a 3.5" circular section removed from the firing section of the rear tube & a metal bar welded on the inside. 2 Piece metal tube assembles & locks smooth & tight. Sight appears to function properly & is cloudy w/ reticle having significantly faded over time. PROVENANCE: Mark Genovese Collection. (02-12734-1 & 02-12735/JZ). NON GUN. $800-1,200.

TWO 37MM FLARE LAUNCHERS & TWO 40 MM AIRSOFT

Lot #1162 (Sale Order 164 of 693)

GUNS. 1) KING ARMS 40MM AIRSOFT LAUNCHER. A surprisingly realistic copy of the iconic M79 grenade launcher, widely known as "The Thumper". Wood stock & forend w/ a metal receiver & bbl. It employs such realistic details as a folding ladder sight & folding trigger guard for winter use. Simulated rifling consists of lands from front to rear that run parallel to the bbl. rather than a spiraling fashion like the factory original guns. Rubber butt pad. UNATTACHED ACCESSORIES: 1 CTG 40mm HEDPM 433 (gold cup) display rd. only. CONDITION: appears as new w/ the exception of the removal of a minimal amount of finish inside the receiver where the extractor makes contact when opening & closing. (02-12737/JZ). 2) CAW79 40MM AIRSOFT LAUNCHER. Replica copy of the M79 grenade launcher, widely known as "The Thumper". Wood stock & forend w/ a metal receiver & bbl. Folding ladder sight & folding trigger guard for winter use. Smooth bbl. & hard plastic "butt pad". UNATTACHED ACCESSORIES: surplus 6 shot grenade bandolier w/ plastic cups & 5 fired 40mm M118 casings (for display). CONDITION: very good overall though the manufacturing quality is not as impressive as the previous offering. Butt pad sits proud of stock. A few light dings & impressions in wood. Light residue on the face of the receiver below firing pin. (02-12755/JZ). 3) COBRAY 37MM LAUNCHER. An M203 style, under bbl. mounted replica of the original destructive device. These only fit older style AR15 type rifles (preferably Colt) that utilize a delta ring & front sight / gas block. UNATTACHED ACCESSORIES: box, packaging, mounting instructions & cleaning brush. 2 Custom 6 3/4" carbine size M203 style handguards; one w/ folding ladder sight. Smooth bore. (02-12768/JZ). 4) DPMS 37MM SINGLE SHOT BREAK ACTION AR15 TYPE UPPER RECEIVER. Mounts on original takedown pins to convert any AR type rifle into a single shot 37mm flare launcher. Mounted on top is a folding 40mm ladder type sight. UNATTACHED ACCESSORIES: pvc buffer extension. CONDITION: all exterior surfaces are painted black w/ light finish on some high areas, on chamber face around firing pin & on high friction mounting areas. Smooth bore. Includes 40 to 44mm cleaning kit. PROVENANCE: Mark Genovese Collection. (02-12769/JZ). NON-GUNS. $800-1,200.

GROUPING OF MACHINE GUN NEWS MAGAZINE.

Lot #1163 (Sale Order 165 of 693)

1) 16 Issues of Machine Gun News. Non-consecutive issues from Vol. 1 No. 1 March 1987 through Vol. 2 No. 11, 1989. Issues in very good condition not folded. Vol. 1 No. 1 & 2 have sm. spot of damage approx. 1" long on front, but are legible. (02-12757/RW). 2) 26 Soldier of Fortune magazines spanning 1981-1989; some duplicates. Magazines are worn w/ light wear, scuffing & minor tears, but all are legible. PROVENANCE: Mark Genovese Collection. (02-12758/RW). $200-400.

INDIANAPOLIS ORDNANCE PPS43 BLANK FIRING SMG.

Lot #1164 (Sale Order 166 of 693)

Cal. 9.3mm BFONG. S# MA32340. Bbl. 10". An incredibly precise example of the desirable PPS43 that almost anyone can own. Full auto w/ a cyclic rate comparable to other PPS43s, the Indianapolis Ordnance variant is chambered in 9.3mm BFONG (Blank Firing Only Non Gun) & whether you're firing it or just spectating its almost indistinguishable from an original Soviet SMG. These are built primarily from original parts w/ BATF approved internals & add an exciting new level to a display or non gun collection. All steel construction. Ammunition is common in this industry & readily available. Deep black painted finish on the upper portion of the firearms w/ a blued finish on components connected to pistol grip. MAGS: 5-32 rd. mags. w/ green canvas mag. pouch. UNATTACHED ACCESSORIES: 2 spare bolts, 1 spare pistol grip & 1 spare recoil mechanism. CONDITION: all aspects near excellent. PROVENANCE: Mark Genovese collection. (02-12550, & 02-12694/JZ). NON GUN. $1,200-1,600.

INDIANAPOLIS ORDNANCE STEN MK3 BLANK FIRING SMG.

Lot #1165 (Sale Order 167 of 693)

Cal. 9.3mm BFONG S# B63604. Bbl. 8". An incredibly precise example of the desirable Sten MK3 that almost anyone can own. Full auto w/ a cyclic rate comparable to other Sten models, the Indianapolis Ordnance variant is chambered in 9.3mm BFONG (Blank Firing Only Non Gun) & whether you're firing it or just spectating its almost indistinguishable from an original British SMG. These are built primarily from original parts w/ BATF approved internals & add an exciting new level to a display or non gun collection. All steel construction. Ammunition is common in this industry & readily available. MAGS: 1-30 rd. mag. UNATTACHED ACCESSORIES: mag. loading tool. CONDITION: all aspects near excellent. Fire control group functions correctly when cycled by hand. PROVENANCE: Mark Genovese collection. (02-12551/JZ). NON GUN. $1,400-1,800.

82MM RUSSIAN MODEL 1937 MORTAR DISPLAY.

Lot #1166 (Sale Order 168 of 693)

Overall length: 52" including end cap. Mechanical traverse & elevation adj. bipod. Incorporates shock absorbers designed to reduce the amount of time to realign / resight between firing shots. 24" Rnd. base plate. NSB3 mortar sight mounted on bipod in its own original wooden shipping / storage crate. UNATTACHED ACCESSORIES: base plate, wooden storage transport crate. Wooden mortar crate w/ Italian nomenclature. Custom wooden storage transport crate for bipod. 3 Dummy rds. in original steel storage/transport case. Also includes 4 dummy fuse assemblies. Leather muzzle cover. Vol. 3, No. 3, December 1999 issue of "Small Arms Review" magazine featuring article including this mortar signed by author. CONDITION: dewatted per National Firearms Act specifications. 82mm hole in side of tube at bottom covered w/ tape & painted for aesthetic purposes. Tape has a few sm. tears. Steel rod welded across inside of tube obstructing the bore. End cap welded to tube w/ welded up firing pin hole. Tan, brown & black camouflage paint. T&E mechanism moves freely in all directions. Adj. bipod leg also moves smooth & freely. Mortar sight adjustments move freely. Horizontal & vertical bubble levels are sealed & clear. PROVENANCE: Mark Genovese Collection. (02-12549/JZ). NON-GUN. $1,500-2,500.

USGI 60MM INERT MORTAR ROUNDS.

Lot #1167 (Sale Order 169 of 693)

Six Inert 60mm. projectiles sure to enhance any mortar display. All rds. are in thick cardboard shipping / storage tubes. Comes w/ certification from Pohakuloa Training Area in HI. that these rds. have been properly inspected & are indeed Inert. LOT INCLUDES: 1) 1 M49 A3 practice rd. Approx. 9.5" in length, OD green in color. 2) 1 M302 A2 WP smoke practice rd. Approx. 13.25" in length. Light green in color w/ gold band. 3) 1 M83 A3 illumination rd. Approx. 14.25" in length. White in color. 4) 1 M769 Practice FR rd. Approx. 15" in length. Blue in color w/ red band. Included 4 Inert lift charges & M781 practice fuse. 5) 1 60mm Inert test rd. Approx. 15" in length. Orange in color. Includes 4 Inert lift charges & M775 practice fuse. 6) 1 60mm Inert practice rd. Approx. 15" in length. Green in color w/ M751 practice fuse. Very similar in style & dimension to M769. PROVENANCE: Mark Genovese Collection. (02-12695/JZ). NON-GUNS. $700-1,100.

USGI 81MM INERT MORTAR ROUNDS.

Lot #1168 (Sale Order 170 of 693)

A grouping of 6 properly marked 81mm mortar rds. certain to enhance any mortar display. All rds. are in thick cardboard shipping / storage tubes. Comes w/ certification from Pohakuloa Training Area in HI. that these rds. have been properly inspected & are indeed Inert. LOT INCLUDES: 1) M880 practice SR rd. Approx. 14.75" in length. Blue body w/ red stripe. M775 practice fuse. 2) M879 practice rd. Approx. 19.75" in length. Blue in color w/ brown stripe. M775 practice fuse. 4 Inert lift charges. 3) M374 A1 practice rd. Approx. 18.75" in length. OD green in color. MT fuse marked "M500 A1". 4) 1 M301 A3 Illumination rd. Approx. 24.75" in length. White in color. M84 A1 time fuse. 5) M816 IR Illumination rd. Approx. 25.75" in length. White in color w/ red stripe. 4 Inert lift charges. M722 fuse. 6) 1 C106 RP smoke rd. Approx. 23.75" in length. Light green in color. 4 Inert lift charges. M776 MTSQ fuse. PROVENANCE: Mark Genovese Collection. (02-12696/JZ). NON-GUNS. $700-1,100.

MAUSER G41(M) SEMI AUTO RIFLE.

Lot #1169 (Sale Order 171 of 693)

Cal. 8mm Mauser. S# 9458. Bbl. 22 3/4". Scarce German semi auto rifle produced by Mauser. Less than 15,000 mfg. Receiver ring marked on top "G41(M) 1942" & waffen "135". Numerous waffenamts on major components. All visible numbers match except muzzle cap. Tangent rear sight graduated to 1,200 meters. Blade ramp front sight. Sight protector not present. Cleaning rod not present. Walnut stock set w/ cup type buttplate. Milled trigger guard. 10 Rd. non-detachable mag. CONDITION: stock set shows moderate wear, staining, dents & scratches but retains nice issued appearance. Metal has turned overall gray w/ mottled fine pitting throughout the surface. Metal shows light wear throughout. Bore shows light wear w/ very fine pitting but retains strong lands. (19-5168/RW). CURIO. $3,500-5,000.

BNZ (STEYR) MODEL VK98 BOLT ACTION RIFLE.

Lot #1170 (Sale Order 172 of 693)

Cal. 8mm Mauser. S# 7214. Bbl. 21" w/ counter bored muzzle. Scarce last ditch rifle w/ many production shortcuts including coarse machine marks on metal parts. Reference Ball, "MAUSER MILITARY RIFLES OF THE WORLD 4TH EDITION" states "Rifle barrel made from machine gun barrel". Markings enhanced in white. Matching numbers on bbl. & bolt. Receiver ring marked on top "bnz 45" indicating mfg. at Steyr. Fixed open rear sight dovetailed into receiver ring. Front sight is stamped blade type attached by arc welding. Turned down bolt handle. Stamped trigger guard w/ removable floorplate. Trigger guard marked "byf". Trigger guard & floorplate have waffenamt "155" markings. Stock is made from approx. 1 5/8" thick hardwood w/ side sling attachment. Front swivel is wire. Buttstock made w/out buttplate. Period leather sling. CONDITION: stock has original finish & shows moderate wear & staining. Metal retains approx. 60% original finish w/ thinning & scattered plum hues. Near excellent shiny bore. (19-5169/RW). CURIO. $2,500-4,000.

SS MARKED GEW CONVERSION 98k BOLT ACTION RIFLE.

Lot #1171 (Sale Order 173 of 693)

Cal. 8mm Mauser. S# 3137c. Bbl. 23 5/8". Scarce "SS" marked rifle converted from WWI Gew 98. Matching numbers on receiver, bolt, bbl., bands, buttplate & trigger guard assembly. Bbl. marked on left side of chamber w/ 2 death's heads side by side. 1 Has double "SS" runes & "2" above & 1 has "m" over death's head. Death's head stamped underneath grip behind trigger guard. Receiver marked on left rail "Gew. 98.". Receiver ring markings have been removed leaving eagle acceptance mark on left side & remnants of imperial proof marks on right side. Right side of receiver ring & bbl. have eagle "N" proofs. Bolt has German eagle "N" proof on top & German eagle proof underneath. Extractor marked "3" at rear. Tangent rear sight graduated to 2,000 meters. Sight leaf has early "55" proofs. Sight leaf additionally numbered "20". Sight base marked "sS", additionally marked "15" & "S". Inverted V front sight. Non matching cleaning rod. Bayonet bar present. Upper band has parade hook. Provision for side sling. Steel takedown hole. Flat buttplate. Trigger guard has locking screws. Beech stock shortened from original full length Gew 98; retains grasping grooves & Imperial acceptance marks on right side of butt. Bottom swivel mortise has wood filler. Laminated handguard. CONDITION: stock has moderate wear, dents, scratches & staining commensurate w/ service in 2 Wars. Metal retains 60% blue w/ thinning, wear, scattered oxidation & scratches. Fair worn bore, turning dark. (19-5170/RW). CURIO. $1,800-2,500.

MAUSER K98 1944 BOLT ACTION RIFLE.

Lot #1172 (Sale Order 174 of 693)

Cal. 8mm Mauser. S# 27152. Bbl. 23 3/4". Receiver marked on left rail "MOD. 98". Receiver ring marked on top "byf 44". Receiver & bbl. have German Eagle proofs & waffenamt "135". All visible numbers match. Tangent rear sight graduated to 2000m. Inverted V front sight. Bayonet bar is present, cleaning rod is not present. Lower band is milled, upper band is stamped; both bands retained by spring. Stamped trigger guard w/ removable floorplate. Cup type buttplate & steel takedown hole. Correct leather sling. Unmarked laminated stock set. CONDITION: stock set has been given less finish as was seen later in WWII, but has nice appearance w/ light wear & handling marks. Metal has 75% thinning original finish w/ light wear, oxidation & scattered spots of fine pitting. Notable around rear sight. Near excellent shiny bore. (19-5175/RW). CURIO. $1,500-2,000.

MAUSER K98-ZF41 BOLT ACTION SHARPSHOOTERS RIFLE

Lot #1173 (Sale Order 175 of 693)

WITH ZF41/1 SCOPE. Cal. 8mm Mauser. S# 1301. Bbl. 23 3/4". Rifle mfg. w/ dovetailed scope base on left side of rear sight for ZF41 scope. Receiver marked on top ring w/ faint "Mod. 98" & "byf 45", indicating Mauser mfg. All visible numbers match except cup type buttplate. Bolt handle & receiver marked underneath w/ waffen "135". Plum colored extractor marked w/ waffen "655". Bbl. marked on left side of chamber w/ German eagle proof, "byf" in shield & "44888". Guard & floorplate marked "byf" w/ waffenamts. Tangent rear sight graduated to 2,000 meters. Inverted V front sight. Includes original ZF41/1 1.5 power scope w/ German post reticle. Rifle though commonly thought of as Sniper Rifle & was undoubtedly used at times as such, it was referenced in technical manuals & training pamphlets for Sharpshooter use as it was intended at one time for 6% of all 98K's to be so configured. Scope is marked "Z.F. 41/1" & has blue enhanced triangle over "cxn". Additionally numbered at ocular end "155574". Scope mt. is marked at left rear w/ "duv" & eagle 214. Mt. is not stamped w/ rifle S#. Mt. is for later dovetail w/ beveled rollers. Scope included ocular & objective range shields. Cleaning rod not present. Bayonet bar present. Stamped bands retained by spring. Has correct vintage sling. Laminated stock & handguard. Stock has steel takedown hole. Stock otherwise unmarked. UNATTACHED ACCESSORIES: green painted metal can marked "jvb" & waffenamt "Waa 349". Case is numbered on lid "23194". Has spring closure w/ cloth tab & green web belt loop. CONDITION: stock set has dark stained appearance w/ moderate wear, dents & scratches. Lower band has screw hole on right side which does not align w/ shoulder on retaining spring, but spring correctly retains band. Metal retains 75% original finish w/ light wear & scattered scratches. Stamped trigger guard w/ removable floorplate. Trigger guard has overall gray appearance. Very good shiny bore. Scope fits correctly on rail dovetail. Scope & mt. have 80% original blue finish w/ thinning, light wear & scattered scratches. Optics are cloudy, but reticle is visible. Belt case has original cloth fittings, but painted finish has been restored. (19-5176/RW). CURIO. $2,000-3,000.

JP SAUER K98 BOLT ACTION RIFLE.

Lot #1174 (Sale Order 176 of 693)

Cal. 8mm Mauser. S# 6325. Bbl. 23 5/8". All visible numbers match. Markings enhanced in white. Scarce early production marked "S/147K". Receiver ring marked on left side w/ Weimar eagle. Receiver ring marked on right side "S/147" over "K". Additionally marked w/ 3 Weimar eagle; one is "116" & two are "114". Bolt marked only w/ S#. Extractor marked w/ Weimar eagle over illegible #. Bbl. marked on left side w/ Weimar eagle. Rear sight base marked "K". Tangent rear sight graduated to 2,000 meters. Inverted V front sight. Front sight base not milled for hood. Cleaning rod & bayonet bar are present. Upper band retained by spring on right side. Lower band retained by spring on left side. Correct period smooth leather sling. Trigger guard made w/ locking screws. Trigger guard & floorplate have Weimar eagle "144". Matching walnut stock set. Stock has steel takedown hole & flat buttplate. CONDITION: stock set shows moderate wear, dents & scratches w/ added finish. Toe of buttstock has lg. dovetailed repair. Metal retains 50% blue, turning gray w/ light overall wear. Good bore w/ slightly darkened appearance, but strong lands. (19-5172/RW). CURIO. $1,200-1,800.

WAFFENSTADT SUHL SPORTMODELL TRAINING BOLT ACTION

Lot #1175 (Sale Order 177 of 693)

RIFLE. Cal. 22 LR. S# 8169. Bbl. 26". Single shot training rifle mfg. by Waffenstadt Consortium of Suhl. Numbers match on receiver & bbl. Receiver ring marked on left side w/ "B U" proofs & on top "WAFFENSTADT", shield crest, "SUHL" & "1935". Bbl. marked on top "DEUTCHES SPORTMODELL" & "ROECHLINGSTAHL". Turned down bolt handle. Tangent rear sight graduated to 200m. Inverted V front sight. Provision for side sling. Has vintage leather sling. Unmarked walnut stock set has steel takedown hole & flat steel buttplate. CONDITION: original finish stock set has moderate wear, dents & scratches. Metal retains 80% original finish w/ light wear, scattered spots of oxidation & light pitting notably on bbl. between upper & lower bands. Markings are clear & crisp. Good shiny bore. PROVENANCE: Estate Collection of George W. Browning. (19-654/RW). CURIO. $600-800.

DANZIG GEW 98 BOLT ACTION RIFLE.

Lot #1176 (Sale Order 178 of 693)

Cal. 8mm Mauser. S# 4341b. Bbl. 29 1/4". All visible numbers match. Receiver is marked on left rail "GEW 98". Receiver ring marked on top w/ crown "DANZIG 1905". Bbl. marked over chamber w/ "S". Extractor is not present, extractor collar prevents bolt from being readily removed. Lange rear sight graduated to 2000m. Inverted V front sight. Bayonet bar is present, cleaning rod is not present. Butt swivel is not present in base. Walnut stock set w/ unmarked marking disk & w/out acceptance marks on right side of butt. CONDITION: stock set has wear, dents, scratches & staining commensurate w/ long service. Metal parts turning gray & patina w/ traces of blue remaining on bbl. Light oxidation & fine pitting throughout. Fair bore w/ strong lands. (19-5293/RW). CURIO. $500-700.

DWM MODEL1902 CARBINE SEMI AUTO PISTOL.

Lot #1177 (Sale Order 179 of 693)

Cal. 7.65mm (30 Luger). S# 23938. Bbl. 11 3/4". Ramp front w/ dovetailed bead sight plus adj. rear marked 1, 2 & 3. Checkered wedge attached schnabel forend w/ sling swivel & proper internal spring actuator to assist in functioning due to heavier receiver assembly. Unmarked chamber area, toggle marked "DWM". Checkered wood grips marked w/ "E" & petal symbol on back of left plus petal symbol on right. Matching numbers on bbl., receiver lug, breech block, both toggles, sideplate, grip safety, trigger, takedown lever, frame extension & bottom of forend channel additionally marked "1". Blued w/ appropriate strawed parts & appropriate interior areas in the white. References indicate normal S# range of 21,200 to 22,100 plus 23,450 to 24,900 along w/ some "stragglers". Appropriate wide trigger guard w/ narrow trigger plus safe w/ lever in up position leaving polished area. MAGS:1 very good tin plated 8 rd. w/ proper wood base retained w/ one pin at spine & "GERMANY" export marked. UNATTACHED ACCESSORIES: unmarked brown leather holster/carry case w/ buckle strap retention & cleaning rod (missing) compartment on front. Typical scuffs & weather cracking from age w/ most cracking along fold line of flap; exceedingly rare accessory. Checkered straight grip detachable shoulder stock. Unnumbered attachment iron (stock under tang marked "A") w/ sling swivel & serrated black horn buttplate. Very good appearing satin oil refinished stock w/ good checkering plus numerous minor nicks & scratches. Buttplate w/ some minor nicks in edges plus slight traces of worm holes in serrations. Refinished iron having nice straw colors & niter blued screws somewhat proud on lower tang. Faint gaps in iron to stock fit. CONDITION: very good overall appearance w/ slight high edge wear. Minimal straw colors showing best on trigger & mag. release. Safety lever has faint staining. Balance of strawed parts have silver appearance. Grips w/ good checkering & some minor handling marks on left grip. Very good original appearing forend w/ slight finish loss on swivel & tip of wedge. Poor worn & pitted bore, cleaned w/ traces of rifling showing ravages of corrosive ammo. (19-5139/BT/NW). CURIO. $7,000-11,000.

MARTZ CUSTOM LUGER CARBINE.

Lot #1178 (Sale Order 180 of 693)

Cal. 9 mm Luger. S# 4149M. Bbl. 16”. This custom Martz Luger carbine was created in California by John Martz. Martz crafted outstanding custom Lugers & is well known for his ability to create stunning Luger & P. 38 pistols. There were fewer then 100 Luger carbines produced by Martz. This Luger carbine was created from a standard Luger pistol frame. During the customization Martz added his Martz safe toggle release, 3 position U notch rear sight & serrated ramp w/ dovetailed bead front sight. Left side of frame marked circle “JVM” & circle “51” under side plate. Left side of frame also marked “MSTR”. Rear of frame bears S# 4149M w/ matching number on trigger, takedown lever & side plate. MAGS: 1 – 8 rd. wood bottom marked “Germany”. CONDITION: metal finish retains 95% Martz custom blue. Stock set & grips are very good w/ attractive figure & fine checkering. The left grip panels have a small check crack only visible when removed. Muzzle area has thinning finish on left side w/ some spotty old oxidation & pitting. Rear sight, frame & toggle have some small fine spots of pitting. Side plate has thinning finish on high edges w/ scattered spots of pitting. Stock shows some dents & light handling marks w/ some chips on butt plate. Stock iron finish is lightly thinning. Very good bore w/ light frosting in some minor buildup in lands. (19–2861/ZAL). MODERN. $4,000 – 6,000.

CONSECUTIVE PAIR 1906 ROYAL PORTUGUESE NAVY LUGER

Lot #1179 (Sale Order 181 of 693)

SEMI AUTO PISTOLS. BOTH: cal. 9mm Luger. Matching numbered bbl., receiver, extractor marked "CARREGADA", toggles, trigger, side plate & takedown lever. MP proof plus crown & anchor over chamber. Rare opportunity for extremely low numbered consecutive pair of rare shipment order w/in S# range 1-1000; 769 highest S# known. 1) S# 63. Matching numbered grip safety. Gas grooved firing pin numbered "35" (faint, very pitted). Nice figured unnumbered replacement left grip; right numbered "048". MAGS: 1 fair, gray patina finished, 8 rd. mag. w/ cleaned surfaces & good plus unmarked wood base. CONDITION: very good bright bore w/ hint of wear. Bbl., receiver & toggle assembly have good plus appearance w/ scattered peppery oxidation. Stained in the white appearance to ejector. Faint straw colors on frame parts, except safety w/ dark patina appearance. Frame w/ scattered peppery oxidation throughout plus high point wear; grip area has more oxidation. Sides of frame under grips noticeably pitted; especially near bottom. Side plate has original appearing finish w/ metallic edge marks, moderate pitting & high point wear. Light peened spot at right rear of receiver. (19-4395/NW). 2) S# 64. Checkered walnut grips. All matching numbers on parts except unmarked replacement grips & firing pin. MAGS: 1 very good, tin plated, 8 rd. mag. w/ wood base (sm. chip at right rear of dimple) marked w/ crown proof / "1604" / "n" / "+" / crown proof. CONDITION: near excellent grips w/ nice figure. Very good bore w/ light wear. Extremely faint straw colors w/ cleaned patina appearance; ejector missing. Very good appearing in the white interior areas w/ abundant dried grease. Good overall refinished appearance w/ numerous areas of peppery oxidation. Side plate has unfinished original appearance w/ patina. (19-4396/NW). BOTH CURIO. $4,000-6,000.

DWM MODEL 1906 NAVY LUGER SEMI AUTO PISTOL.

Lot #1180 (Sale Order 182 of 693)

Cal. 9mm Luger. S# 6460. Bbl. is 6" w/ Niter blued fin front sight plus Crown M proof & matching no. on underside near receiver. First issue rework w/ "GESICHERT" removed from lower position & reapplied at upper. Matching numbers in commercial location for toggle assembly plus extractor, takedown lever, trigger, bottom lug of receiver, grip safety & both grips; left also marked "Y", right "L". Backstrap below safety stamped "W. D. / 221." Strawed parts including serrated safety lever; flat toggles w/ 100/200 meter rear sight. Left side of receiver w/ Imperial Navy proof mark along w/ 2 Crown M acceptance marks. Appropriate internal areas in the white. MAGS: 1 very good tin plated 8 rd. w/ proper wood base having concentric circles in dimples plus 373 & Crown M markings; retained by single pin at spine. UNATTACHED ACCESSORIES: shoulder stock rig w/ disk marked "W. D. 221" w/ Crown M proof. Crown M proof also on attachment iron & wood near disk. Pebble grained leather holster w/ cleaning rod & straps. Very good appearance w/ 1 leathered disk by rod handle detached but enclosed in tool pouch. Underside of flap marked "Adolf Schwartz & Co. / Berlin N.39 / 1916". Stock & iron appear refinished; balance very good. Although pistol & stock have matching WD numbers, stock will not slide onto pistol's lug. Very good straw colors on latch lever & disk. CONDITION: very good to near excellent appearance w/ slight evidence of prior safety mark. Left flat of frame above grip has cloudy appearance from prior light pitting. Faint prior pitting on sideplate along w/ slight high point wear. Top raised portion of right frame ear w/ peppery appearance of prior pitting along w/ some in recessed area. Balance of metal finish is near excellent. Strawed items have very faint pinprick prior oxidation. Tight well fitting grips w/ light occasional hand marks on right; left noticeably better. Near excellent bore. Sideplate missing sear lever & pivot pin. (19-5140/NW). CURIO. $3,500-5,000.

KRIEGHOFF "FIELD DAY 1945" LUGER SEMI AUTO PISTOL.

Lot #1181 (Sale Order 183 of 693)

Cal. 9mm Luger. S# 14721. Bbl. 4" w/ matching number "4721" plus eagle test fire proof. Bottom of bbl. marked 8.81 w/ standard fin sight. Receiver w/ full number plus 2 variations of eagle L 2 proof plus test fire proof. Top of toggle marked in Gothic print (filled in white) "Field Day / 1945". Breech block w/ eagle L 2 proof & test fire proof. All toggle components numbered 21 on undersides plus breech block on left. Unnumbered gas grooved firing pin; extractor all blue & w/out any loaded indicator marking. Inside of sideplate numbered 21 eagle L 3 proof & test fire proof on sear lever. Takedown lever numbered 21 on top. Sear bar, thumb safety & trigger numbered 21 in usual locations. Rear toggle pivot opposite head marked "085". Safety position marked "S" in white at top & "F" in red at bottom. Chocolate brown checkered plastic grips of Krieghoff style. Sm. parts are straw colored but right side of mag. latch w/ distinct blue heat treated tone. Ejector is plum hued as blued. Right front of frame rail w/ eagle L2 proof also on right side of trigger. Appears prize for Field Day events w/ commercial characteristic & S# range beyond 120,000 at end of 1944. Most presentation pistols incorporated "P" in S# or numbered about 250 or below. MAGS: 2 good plus tin plated 8 rd. w/ chocolate brown plastic bases. 1 w/ slightly cloudy appearance to plating & very faint dent at midpoint of spine; other brighter w/ some peppery oxidation at seams plus on follower. UNATTACHED ACCESSORIES: black military style flap holster w/ mag. & tool pouches; buckle & strap retention plus lift strap. Dbl. belt loops on back. Remarkable, barely marked surfaces w/ no maker's mark or date. Unmarked in the white loading tool w/ unused appearance & slight peppery oxidation. CONDITION: very good to excellent overall appearance w/ slight thinning at muzzle, front edges of receiver, front rails of frame, high points of stock lug, top corners of frame ears, top edges of breech block & as usual, most wear on high points of sideplate. Near excellent grips. Very good straw colors. Very good bore w/ very slight wear & especially faint frosting in grooves. Very good to excellent appearing example w/ very unusual features. (19-5131/NW). CURIO. $3,000-5,000.

DWM MODEL1906 AMERICAN EAGLE SEMI AUTO PISTOL

Lot #1182 (Sale Order 184 of 693)

w/ IDEAL STOCK. Cal. 7.65mm (30 Luger). S# 27847. Bbl. is 4 3/4" w/ fin type front sight. American Eagle over chamber as one of approx. 8,000 mfg. for U.S. market having "GERMANY" export mark below frame S#. Grooved thumb safety applied in up position leaving polished bright area below. Extractor marked "LOADED". Appropriate internal areas in the white plus strawed sm. parts. Matching numbers on extractor, breech block, toggles, sideplate, takedown lever, trigger, bottom of receiver & grip safety; full number on frame & bbl. Smooth walnut grips attached to metal subframe allowing attachment of Ideal shoulder stock; no stock lug. MAGS: 1 good tin plated 8 rd. w/ unmarked wood base retained by 1 pin at spine. UNATTACHED ACCESSORIES: good to very good Ideal holster. Telescoping stock w/ faded finish on metal parts to include high point wear & some peppery oxidation. Slight cracking of leather on right side & more cracking on left especially below belt clip. Riveted attachment at bottom of belt clip beginning to break away from leather. CONDITION: very good overall appearance w/ minimal faint high point wear plus from functioning. Near excellent bore. (19-5127/NW). CURIO. $2,500-3,500.

EXTREMELY RARE 1 OF 50 PORTUGUESE NAVY SECOND

Lot #1183 (Sale Order 185 of 693)

CONTRACT MAUSER BANNER 1906/34 LUGER SEMI AUTO PISTOL. Cal. 9 mm. S# 4344v. Bbl. 4”. This pre-World War II Portuguese contract pistol has proper “Seguranca” marked safety & unnumbered “Carregada” extractor. The contract utilized the early 1906 frame w/ grip safety & stock lug. Matching numbers including firing pin. Unnumbered hold open latch & grips. Small crown U proof. Strawed trigger, locking bolt, safety lever & ejector. Niter blued small parts. MAGS: 1 – 8 round blued body w/ aluminum base numbered 7810v. CONDITION: overall very good metal finish w/ light muzzle & high edge wear. Bbl. & side plate have small patches of pitting on left side. Straw parts have fading finish w/ some scattered spots. Very good grips w/ mild wear. There are some patches of pitting located underneath the grips which are not visible when the grips are mounted. Lightly frosted bore w/ some wear to the rifling. (19-5026/ZAL). CURIO. $2,500 – 3,500.

DWM MODEL 1914 NAVY MILITARY SEMI AUTO PISTOL.

Lot #1184 (Sale Order 186 of 693)

Cal. 9mm Luger. S# 927a. Bbl. 6" w/ fin front sight having base dated 1917 as is chamber & left front of frame. All appropriate matching numbered metal parts. Unnumbered grips w/ backs marked "2" on right & script "S" on left. Crown M proofs on receiver & bbl. MAGS: 1 good plus tin plated 8 rd. w/ wood base retained by single pin; portion of base by spine numbered 6447 & w/out concentric circle dimples. CONDITION: good plus overall appearance w/ even light peppery oxidation throughout. Good straw colors appearing especially fresh & vivid on safety & takedown lever. Good grips w/ occasional light marks w/ most wear on right including at bottom; left grip w/ chip by safety lever. Good bore w/ light wear & slight pitting in grooves (especially corners). (19-5161/NW). CURIO. $2,000-2,700.

SIMSON & CO. P.08 LUGER SEMI AUTO PISTOL.

Lot #1185 (Sale Order 187 of 693)

Cal. 9mm Luger. S# 426a. Bbl. is 4" w/ fin style front sight. Approx. 12,000 mfg. in Suhl from 1925-1934; chambers dated 1925, 1926 or undated. All matching numbers including grips & rear toggle pivot. Police rework cut for mag. safety & fitted w/ sear safety; appropriate internal areas are in the white. Blued w/ strawed parts. Eagle 6 proofs on all sm. parts plus standard firing proofs to include eagle 81 & eagle 67. "18" Stamped on frame in position that is covered by applied safety lever. "4" On back of sideplate & "S" on frame under sideplate. All correct features including stock lug. MAGS: 2 good tin plated 8 rd. mags. w/ aluminum bases retained by 1 pin at spine. Both renumbered & presently marked: 1) 1 / 426 / a / +/ eagle 6. 2) 2 / 426 / a / 2 / eagle 6. UNATTACHED ACCESSORIES: generally good brown holster w/ cracked finish & double belt loops plus spare mag. pouch; stud & strap retention. Under side of flap stamped 18 like on pistol plus inked "426" & very neatly inked in script lettering "Prescher". Tool pouch w/ refinished tool stamped "426". Back of holster between belt loops has visible under cracked finish "1931" & starburst symbol. Remaining lettering not readable. CONDITION: very good plus appearance w/ minimal high point wear along w/ slight hand wear of grip diamonds. Very good appearing bore w/ light wear. Very good straw colors. Crisp mechanical functioning. (19-5138/NW). CURIO. $2,500-3,200.

MAUSER S/42 CODE K DATE LUGER SEMI AUTO PISTOL

Lot #1186 (Sale Order 188 of 693)

w/ CAPTURE PAPERS. Cal. 9MM Luger. S# 1583. Bbl. 4" w/ fin front sight. Mfg. 1934 as indicated by K chamber date. Gothic S before 42 on toggle. 1st. variation w/ I beam 37 proofs. Appropriate internal areas in the white. Matching numbers on receiver, bbl., sideplate, trigger, takedown lever (face), sear, safety bar, safety lever, hold open latch, breech block & toggles. Capitol script S on right side of receiver, breech block & both toggles. Gothic S on ejector, sear, sideplate, trigger, takedown lever, hold open latch, safety bar, safety lever, mag latch, & firing pin retainer. Unmarked replacement extractor & gas grooved firing pin. Unmarked grips. MAGS: 1 good tin plated 8 rd. w/ spots of light oxidation. Matching numbered aluminum base w/ script S & I beam 37 proof. UNATTACHED ACCESSORIES: takedown tool w/ drop wing eagle proof. Capture paper dated May 17, 1945 to Albert Baronas, US Army Capt. in 415th. Infantry RGT medical detachment. CONDITION: good overall appearance having spotty areas of finish loss mixed w/ light to moderate oxidation / pitting. Pitting/oxidation on bbl. & receiver are light as is backstrap. Heavier moderate loss on frame ears & under grips. Also, spotty chemical like loss around ears. Loose right grip w/ some light marks & light hand wear to both. Good plus straw colors w/ light oxidation on ejector & silver appearance on safety lever having peppery oxidation. Near excellent bore. (19-5130/NW). CURIO. $2,000-2,800.

NO LOT.

Lot #1187 (Sale Order 189 of 693)

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DWM MODEL 1914 MILITARY LUGER SEMI AUTO PISTOL.

Lot #1188 (Sale Order 190 of 693)

Cal. 9mm Luger. S# 1733l. Bbl. is matching numbered 4" w/ fin front sight blade. Chamber dated 1918. Matching numbers on all metal parts. Right grip stamped "G". Left grip unmarked. MAGS: 2 original 8 rd. (aluminum bases have single pin at spine) TOTAL; good to very good tin plated w/ base arsenal style renumbering of 6007 plus 2. Very good extruded stainless (unmarked body) w/ base numbered 8613 plus eagle Luftwaffe proof. CONDITION: good plus appearance of original finish w/ typical high point wear & thinning of grip straps. Mag. release & ejector w/ good straw colors. Minimal straw colors on takedown lever & safety. Trigger appears in the white w/ abrasive marks from cleaning. Well fitting grips w/ diamond tops all evenly flattened & occasional sm. marks. Good plus bore w/ light wear & areas of cleaned pitting. (19-4663/NW). CURIO. $1,000-1,500.

MAUSER BANNER POLICE LUGER SEMI AUTO PISTOL.

Lot #1189 (Sale Order 191 of 693)

Cal. 9mm Luger. S# 9709x. Bbl. 4" w/ fin front sight. Police rework model w/ eagle L proof on right of receiver & eagle N on left plus1941 dated chamber. All salt blued finish w/ matching parts (except non marked replacement bbl. w/ 8,84) to include rear toggle pivot & grips also having eagle 655 proofs. Fitted w/ police sear safety. MAGS: 1 blued extruded fxo 8 rd. w/ 2 eagle 37's plus P.08 on body. Aluminum base retained by single pin through dimples marked "1" / "9709" / "x". CONDITION: very faint thinning of finish at muzzle, front of frame rails & high points of sideplate; all other aspects including bore are near excellent. Great appearing example. (19-5135/NW). CURIO. $1,900-2,500.

DWM MODEL1914 ARTILLERY LUGER SEMI AUTO PISTOL.

Lot #1190 (Sale Order 192 of 693)

Cal. 9mm Luger. S# 549l. Bbl. 8" w/ matching numbered rear sight & unmarked shark fin front (neither are fine tune). Chamber dated 1916. All parts matching numbered including grips AND mag. Appropriate internal areas in the white. MAGS: 1 fair matching 8 rd. w/ wood base marked "549" / "l" / "+". Patina body w/ brown tone, very good base. CONDITION: very good overall appearance w/ original finish. Minimal high point wear & especially nice side plate. Occasional light pitting especially on sharp edges of frame. Very nice straw colors w/ trigger being lightest having slight staining. Light hand wear on grips; mostly left. Good plus bore w/ light to medium wear plus light even pitting. (19-4397/NW). CURIO. $1,500-2,000.

DWM MODEL1914 ARTILLERY LUGER SEMI AUTO PISTOL.

Lot #1191 (Sale Order 193 of 693)

Cal. 9mm Luger. S# 6308b. Bbl. 8" w/ matching numbered rear sight plus replacement King front; both w/ fine tune. Chamber dated 1917. All parts matching numbered except grips; left marked "S/42" plus right w/ eagle 63 & "42". All salt blued finish. Bottom half of backstrap w/ fine horizontal grooves. MAGS: 1 very good aftermarket 8 rd. w/ plastic base. CONDITION: good overall appearance as refinished. Side plate high point wear & cleaned peppery oxidation throughout. Occasional light pitting especially in grip area near butt. Light hand wear on grips along w/ slight marks plus chip on left by safety. Good bore w/ light wear plus light even pitting. (19-4398/NW). CURIO. $1,500-2,000.

MAUSER byf CODE (41) 'BLACK WIDOW' LUGER SEMI AUTO

Lot #1192 (Sale Order 194 of 693)

PISTOL. Cal. 9mm Luger. S# 3350y. Bbl. 4" matching numbered (no y) w/ fin front sight. Early "Black Widow" variation w/ receiver having 41 date & eagle 655 proofs. Approx. 25,000 mfg. w/ S# 3300n to 1000. Correct all blue finish & checkered black plastic grips. Flat of frame by safety lever marked "P.08". Matching numbers on all metal parts including rear toggle pivot. MAGS: near excellent correct fxo, P.08 & 2 eagle 37 marks plus brown plastic base retained by single pin through dimples. UNATTACHED ACCESSORIES: brown flap holster having lift strap plus buckle & strap retention. Spare mag pouch plus tool kit under flap. Back marked "R. EHRHARDT / POESSNECK" along w/ eagle WaA16 & 1937 date. Top of each belt loop has been restitched by hand. Top of flap appears previously marked w/ name or such & has been ground off. Area on front below flap has circular pattern of scratches. Balance of front w/ numerous light scratches throughout, back especially nice appearing. CONDITION: occasional faint spot of peppery oxidation; very light high point wear visible at muzzle & front of frame. Sm. spots of pitting on bbl. most noticeable on left side below sight. Numerous spots of pitting on sideplate. Very good plus left grip; slightly lesser conditioned right w/ 2 spots of diamond top wear. Near excellent bore. (19-5220/NW). CURIO. $2,000-3000.

DWM 1920 ARTILLERY COMMERCIAL LUGER SEMI AUTO

Lot #1193 (Sale Order 195 of 693)

PISTOL. Cal. 9mm Luger. S# 5261.Bbl. 8" w/ full matching number including fine tune rear sight & its components; fine tune fin front sight. Rework model for commercial sales but w/out any proofs or export mark. S#'s in military positions; extractor numbered 35 & all other components matching numbered including grips (additionally "W" & "O" on left plus "W" & "u" on right). Strawed sm. parts w/ fully blued interior. MAGS: fair stained & cleaned 8 rd. tin plated w/ unmarked wood base. Weak mainspring fails to function hold open latch. CONDITION: very good general appearance w/ somewhat heavy peppery like oxidation on backstrap & to lesser degree on front strap. Right frame rail w/ light to moderately peppery oxidation. Faint peppery oxidation on top of bbl. & around front sight. Very good appearing straw colors w/ minimal staining. Good grips w/ hand wear plus extra wear on left above mag. latch having slight extra wear at mid point of right. Near excellent bore. (19-5307/NW). CURIO. $1,500-2,200.

ERFURT 1918 DATE MILITARY LUGER SEMI AUTO PISTOL.

Lot #1194 (Sale Order 196 of 693)

Cal. 9mm Luger. S# 4374i. Bbl. 4" w/ matching number (no i), test proofs & fin front sight. All matching numbers including grips also w/ crown proofs plus "U" & "L" on right grip; nothing on left. Straw colored sm. parts plus appropriate internal areas in the white. Very common Luger variation & date. Most sm. parts individually crown proofed but not on mag. latch or rear toggle pivot. Frame behind trigger pivot stamped "15". MAGS: 2 wood bottomed 8 rd. TOTAL; 1 fair blued w/ split base retained by 2 poorly installed pins in oversized holes; numbered appearing 696. 1 Good tin plated w/ split base epoxy repaired & matching numbered; dull body. Base retained by pin at spine. UNATTACHED ACCESSORIES: very good black flap holster w/ buckle & strap retention. Inside to right of tool pocket ink stamped "P.08". Dbl. belt loops on back w/ "CWW eagleWaA750 1942" at top between loops. Tool pouch has unmarked used appearing gas grooved firing pin. CONDITION: good plus overall appearance w/ numerous areas of peppery oxidation most noticeable on grip straps. Like conditioned grips w/ evenly flattened diamond tops. Faint straw colors w/ stains; thumb safety has case colored appearance. Typical high point wear mostly on sideplate & at muzzle. Fair bore w/ noticeable wear & even, cleaned, moderate pitting; especially in grooves. (19-5327/NW). CURIO. $1,500-2,500.

DWM 1923 STOEGER AMERICAN EAGLE LUGER SEMI AUTO

Lot #1195 (Sale Order 197 of 693)

PISTOL. Cal. 30 Luger. S# 528m. Bbl. 6”. Matching numbers on bbl., frame, trigger, side plate, takedown lever & toggle. Unnumbered grips. Receiver marked GERMANY”, as well as, A. F. STOEGER INC./NEW YORK”, w/ American Eagle Crest & crown/N German commercial proof. Frame marked GENUINE LUGER – REGISTERED U. S. PATENT OFFICE”, as well as, GERMANY”. Unnumbered wood base mag. Loaded marked extractor. Gesichert marked thumb safety. Mismatched breech block. MAGS: 1 – 8 rd. CONDITION: frame, receiver, bbl. & toggle retain over 95% professionally restored metal finish w/ a few light handling marks & faint scratches. Straw coloring has faded w/ remnants protected areas. Grips show light wear checkering. Left panel has a check crack visible from interior. Good bore w/ light pitting & light wear to rifling. (19–2186/ZAL). CURIO. $1,200 – 1,800.

MAUSER MODEL S/42 1938 DATED LUGER SEMI AUTO

Lot #1196 (Sale Order 198 of 693)

PISTOL. Cal. 9mm Luger. S# 1648n. Bbl. 4" w/ fin blade sight. All parts w/ matching numbers including rear toggle pivot & grips; left also has "O" & "X", right w/ "S". Proper proofs including eagle 63. Correct all blued finish. MAGS: 2 good 8 rd. w/ aluminum bases. 1) Base remarked (larger than usual numerals) 1468 w/ previous numerals faintly visible. Also has "r / + / eagle 63". 2) Base marked "1699 / s / eagle 63". UNATTACHED ACCESSORIES: very good oiled dark brown flap holster having buckle strap retention. Spare mag. pouch on edge plus tool pouch under flap w/ tool marked "4793." on one side & very faint "3.96.R" as cleaned on reverse. Interior lift strap plus double belt loops on back w/ eagle "WaA201" along w/ "1938" & "WILMBRIND / HEIDLLBERG" having "WG" scratched over both words. CONDITION: very good overall appearance w/ sharp clear markings throughout. Typical high point & safety lever finish loss. Right front of frame forward of takedown lever pivot has spot of finish loss as if caused by chemical. Very good plus grips w/ only occasional faint mark. Good to very good bore w/ slight cleaned pitting. Very good S/42 Luger. (19-4902/NW). CURIO. $1,200-1,700.

MAUSER byf CODE 42 DATE LUGER SEMI AUTO PISTOL.

Lot #1197 (Sale Order 199 of 693)

Cal. 9mm Luger. S# 5000d. Bbl. 4" w/ matching number (no d), eagle proof & fin front sight. All matching numbers including rear toggle pivot. Correctly all salt blued including internals w/ no strawed parts. Checkered black plastic reproduction grips of gray plastic painted black. Left flat of frame marked "P.08"; receiver w/ dbl. eagle 135 proofs & test fire proof. Chamber dated "42". MAGS: 1 near excellent extruded Black Widow style mag. w/ fxo, P.08 & 2 eagle 37 proofs; dark brown plastic base retained w/ pin through dimples. CONDITION: left grip losing some black color around checkering border; right grip near excellent. Overall metal appearance is very good to excellent w/ faint high point wear on corners of ears, front of frame rails, high points of sideplate & at muzzle (especially left side). Very good bore w/ hint of cleaned, faint pitting & very slight wear. (19-5125/NW). CURIO. $1,200-1,700.

DWM 1914 MILITARY (1917) LUGER SEMI AUTO PISTOL.

Lot #1198 (Sale Order 200 of 693)

Cal. 9mm Luger. S# 4573a. Bbl. 4" w/out S#, marked "8,84" & 2 eagle 33 proofs along w/ regular test fire proof; fin front sight. All matching numbers including rear toggle pivot & gas grooved firing pin. Left grip numbered "73" along w/ "W" plus "4573" penciled at top front; right grip unmarked. Police rework fitted w/ sear & mag. safeties. Strawed sm. parts plus appropriate in the white internal areas. MAGS: 2 tin plated 8 rd. TOTAL. 1 Very good marked "STARK" on side near spine at base. Aluminum base remarked "2 / 4573 / Crown K". 2nd, good plus w/ somewhat cloudy finish having wood base marked "4573". UNATTACHED ACCESSORIES: black flap holster having stud & strap retention w/ matching number on back at top behind rear belt loop. Between belt loops marked "OTTO SINDEL / BERLIN / 1934 / L (in a sunburst)". Under flap inked "Pfc. Frank King 33481670". In older ink under flap as read looking down when worn is "v. Lo???". Near hinge read upright appears "3049". Takedown tool has prior number punch dotted out & "4573" added; older refinish w/ faint pitting. CONDITION: good plus appearance as reworked having sm. areas of prior pitting on frame; mostly left side. Light peppery oxidation on grip straps. Good straw colors w/ slight stained appearance on thumb safety & left side of trigger. Good grips w/ even diamond top hand wear; left grip noticeably darker. Slight high point wear consistent w/ holstering. Tip of mag. safety missing; balance intact. Near excellent bore of replacement bbl. (19-5126/NW). CURIO. $1,200-1,800.

2 REWORKED LUGER SEMI AUTO PISTOLS. DWM & MAUSER.

Lot #1199 (Sale Order 201 of 693)

BOTH: cal. 9mm Luger. Bbls. 4" w/ fin sight blades. Parts Lugers w/ mismatched components 1) DWM MODEL 1914 MILITARY. S# 4330k. All blued w/ 30 on all frame & toggle pieces. Bbl. numbered 69b; 1920 dated receiver & sear numbered 69. MAGS: 1 blued aftermarket 8 rd. w/ wood base. CONDITION: good general appearance w/ near excellent replacement grips; right nicely figured. Bbl. plus receiver w/out finish having polish compromised contours & mixed w/ pitting on bbl. Fair bore w/ wear & even light pitting in grooves. Frame refinished over light pitting. Good plus toggle assembly. (19-4903/NW). 2) MAUSER MODEL S/42. S# 475. Receiver, bbl. & toggle assembly numbered 170 or 70 plus dated 1937 w/ S/42 toggle. Frame & grips numbered 475. Safety lever & bar numbered 75. Trigger numbered 44. Takedown lever & sideplate numbered 37. Frame under sideplate by trigger pivot stamped E. Front of trigger guard w/ crown RG / 5 / N(?). Unmarked hold open latch. Appropriate internal areas of frame are in the white. MAGS: 1 near excellent plated 8 rd. w/ brown plastic base retained by 2 pins. CONDITION: good refinished appearance w/ slight high point wear. Trigger has prior pitting. Faint traces of prior light pitting throughout exterior. Good grips w/ hand wear. Good bore w/ light wear. (19-4909/NW). BOTH CURIO. $1,100-1,500.

2 DWM 1920 COMMERCIAL LUGER SEMI AUTO PISTOLS.

Lot #1200 (Sale Order 202 of 693)

1) Cal. 30 Luger. S# 8855. Bbl. 4” matching numbered frame, bbl., side plate, takedown lever, toggle & trigger. Mismatch numbered breech block. Unnumbered grips. Crown/N German commercial proofed receiver & bbl. Germany marked frame. Geladen marked extractor. Gesichert marked thumb safety. Unnumbered wood bottom mag. MAGS: 1 – 8 rd. CONDITION: bbl., receiver & frame retain 85% original rust blue finish w/ muzzle, high edge & grip strap wear. The strongest wear is present on the backs & front straps a mild patina in finish voids. Toggle pins retain strong nitre blue finish w/ light wear. Strawed parts retain 30 – 40% original coloring mostly in protected areas. Magazine base has repaired hairline crack. Grips have light wear checkering w/ heavy gouge on left panel. Bright bore w/ lightly worn rifling. (19–2187/ZAL). 2) S# 5947n. Bbl. 4”. Matching numbers on frame, bbl., side plate, takedown lever, toggle & trigger. Mismatched breech block. Unnumbered grips. Crown/N German commercial proofed receiver. Germany marked receiver. Geladen marked extractor. Gesichert marked thumb safety. Replacement dovetail bead front sight. Unnumbered wood base mag. MAGS: 1 – 8 rd. CONDITION: bbl., receiver, toggle & frame retain approximately 70% original rust blue showing muzzle & high edge wear. Straw colors have nearly entirely faded w/ traces in protected areas. Patches of old oxidation on chamber ring & fine pinprick oxidation on straps. Grips show wear to the checkering. Mag has old oxidation present. Bright bore w/ lightly worn rifling. (19–2188/ZAL). BOTH CURIO. $1,000 – 1,500.

DWM MODEL 1908 MILITARY LUGER SEMI AUTO PISTOL.

Lot #1201 (Sale Order 203 of 693)

Cal. 9mm Luger. S# 1124b. Bbl. is 4" w/ fin front sight blade. Chamber dated 1913. All matching numbers including grips. Appropriate internal areas in the white. MAGS: 1 near excellent blued aftermarket 8 rd. w/ black plastic base retained by 2 pins. UNATTACHED ACCESSORIES: brown military style shoulder holster w/ spare mag. pouch on front. No belt loops, hand stitching & rivet construction. Stud & strap retention. Back scratched at top "KEN HIRSCHL" plus "FRAZIER" at midpoint. CONDITION: good overall appearance w/ scattered light pitting throughout. Good bore w/ slight frosting. Well fitting grips w/ hand wear & slight marks. (19-4933/NW). CURIO. $1,000-1,500.

MAUSER S/42 CODE (1937) LUGER SEMI AUTO PISTOL.

Lot #1202 (Sale Order 204 of 693)

Cal. 9mm Luger. S# 2678x. Bbl. 4" w/ matching number (no x) & fin front sight. Matching numbers on metal parts including gas grooved firing pin & rear toggle pivot. Matching numbered checkered walnut grips. Late finish model w/ all parts salt blued. Receiver w/ eagle 63 proofs. MAGS: very good correct blued 8 rd. w/ aluminum base marked "3725 / b / eagle 63". CONDITION: very good w/ light high point wear consistent w/ holstering. Slight thinning in grip area w/ beginning gray tone. Very good grips w/ sm. mark & bottom wear on right. Very good to excellent bore w/ hint of slight wear. (19-5128/NW). CURIO. $1,000-1,500.

DWM MILITARY & POLICE LUGER SEMI AUTO PISTOL.

Lot #1203 (Sale Order 205 of 693)

Cal. 9mm Luger. S# 6398t. Bbl. 4" w/ matching number, crown N proof & fin style front sight. Crown N proofs also on receiver & breech block. Matching numbers on rear toggle, sideplate, takedown lever, trigger & rear toggle pivot. Non dated w/ eagle WaA66 on right front of receiver. Extractor numbered 18. Unmarked gas grooved firing pin. Fitted w/ sear & mag. safeties. Flat of frame above left grip engraved "GORDON O. MILLER / 11. ARMD. DIV. 1945". Right frame rail engraved "41st TANK BN AUSTRIA". Back strap engraved top to bottom "July". Front strap has "L.Me. 277." Only internet reference found for Miller indicated born 1908, died 2002 & from MN.; no service info. found. Front strap indicates Prussian Rural Police of Merseburg District. Strawed sm. parts plus appropriate interior areas in the white. MAGS: good tin plated 8 rd. w/ wood base having single pin at spine & numbered 4836. CONDITION: very good plus appearance w/ thinning on stock lug, sideplate, muzzle & frame ears. Good to very good straw colors; lesser finish on ejector. Sideplate also has sm. impact marks & somewhat brown toned patina appearance. Bbl. & receiver assembly has slight matte appearance; frame w/ slightly more polish. Good plus grips w/ slight diamond top wear on most of left, lesser wear on right w/ spot at top. Tip of mag. safety contacting mag. removed. Balance of both safeties intact. Near excellent bore. (19-5132/NW). CURIO. $1,000-1,500.

MAUSER S/42 CODE (1936) LUGER SEMI AUTO PISTOL.

Lot #1204 (Sale Order 206 of 693)

Cal. 9mm Luger. S# 2294k. Bbl. 4" matching numbered (no k) w/ fin front sight. All metal parts matching numbered; unnumbered grips. Receiver w/ proper eagle 63 proofs. Strawed sm. parts; chamber dated 1936. MAGS: 1 very good tin plated 8 rd. w/ matching numbered aluminum base also having eagle 63 proof. CONDITION: very good overall appearance of quality arsenal refinish. Light high point wear at muzzle, front of frame, stock lug & sideplate. Good plus grips w/ areas of diamond top wear especially near butt. Very good strawed parts w/ safety lever having a more case colored appearance. Near excellent bore. (19-5133/NW). CURIO. $1,000-1,500.

MAUSER 42 CODE (1940) LUGER SEMI AUTO PISTOL.

Lot #1205 (Sale Order 207 of 693)

Cal. 9mm Luger. S# 7362c. Bbl. 4" w/ matching number (no c) & fin front sight. All matching numbers on metal parts including gas grooved firing pin & rear toggle pivot; unnumbered hold open latch. Matching numbered grips having eagle 655 proofs plus right has "W" & "S". All components correctly salt blued. MAGS: very good correct extruded 8 rd. marked "122" & 2 eagle 37 proofs. Aluminum base marked "7788 / c / +". CONDITION: very good overall appearance w/ very slight high point & functioning wear. Sm. marks & scratches on flat area above left grip along w/ light impact marks on right frame rail. Function wear on front edges of frame ears & corresponding areas of toggles. Very good grips w/ light handling marks mostly appearing on right. Near excellent bore. Especially nice appearing example w/ proper style magazine having correct suffix. (19-5134/NW). CURIO. $1,000-1,500.

MAUSER 42 CODE (1939) LUGER SEMI AUTO PISTOL.

Lot #1206 (Sale Order 208 of 693)

Cal. 9mm Luger. S# 3585x. Bbl. 4" w/ matching number (no x), eagle proofs & fin front sight. Matching numbers on metal parts including: gas grooved firing pin & rear toggle pivot; unmarked grips. Right front of receiver has eagle 655 proofs plus "1939" over chamber. All parts properly salt blued. Front strap engraved w/ dbl. SS lightening bolts then "HANS KREUTZ"; brief internet search w/ no results. MAGS: 1 very good blued 8 rd. w/ aluminum base marked "7581 / b / + / eagle 63". CONDITION: good plus overall appearance w/ scattered peppery oxidation; more on grip straps. Very minimal high point wear on stock lug, near muzzle & on sideplate. Light thinning on grip straps. Good plus grips w/ light hand wear on left plus sm. additional marks on right. Light oxidation on frame under grips. Fair to good bore w/ light wear plus cleaned pitting in bottom of midsection. (19-5136/NW). CURIO. $1,000-1,500.

MAUSER 42 CODE 1940 DATE LUGER SEMI AUTO PISTOL.

Lot #1207 (Sale Order 209 of 693)

Cal. 9mm Luger. S# 974d. Bbl. 4" matching numbered w/ serrated faced fin blade. Especially nice all matching numbered (including rear toggle pivot) Mauser Luger w/ grips having eagle 655 proofs plus "R & Z" on left; "V, H & W" on right. 2 Eagle 655 proofs on receiver plus eagle party symbol (also on bbl.). Correct all salt blued finish & "1940" over chamber. MAGS: 1 very good extruded 8 rd. w/ aluminum base retained by single pin through dimples & marked "9402/b/+". Left side of body has top & bottom eagle 37 proof plus 122 at bottom. UNATTACHED ACCESSORIES: very good brown flap holster w/ buckle strap retention & white stitching. Under flap at rear ink stamped box w/ unreadable writing at top & appearance of 290 at bottom. Front underside has inked signature appearing "Dr. Ray" plus 2 unclear letters. Double looped back has P.08 behind rear loop & eagle party symbol over WaA159 between top of loops. Above front loop clearly marked "E.G.LEUNER Gmb.H." over "BAUTZEN" over "1941". Flap at mid section of front has 3 bronze stars retained by fold over stud on underside like cotter pin; center star w/ 1 bent point. CONDITION: exceptional overall appearance exhibiting very minimal use; both face & extractor appear unfired. Areas of high point wear consistent w/ life in holster. Very good bore & grips (faint hand wear). Even slots of grip screws are near excellent. PROVENANCE: Estate Collection of George W. Browning. (19-649/NW). CURIO. $1,000-1,500.

DWM 1914 MILITARY LUGER SEMI AUTO PISTOL W/

Lot #1208 (Sale Order 210 of 693)

MATCHING MAG. Cal. 9 mm Luger. S# 3404. Bbl. 4”. All matching numbers including grips & firing pin. 1914 Dated chamber. German military proofed receiver & bbl. Bbl. also marked ``Bo 27” indicating Bohler steel. Geladen marked extractor. Gesichert marked thumb safety. Matching numbered wood base mag. MAGS: 1 – 8 rd. CONDITION: bbl., receiver, frame & toggle retain 90% original rust blue finish w/ muzzle, high edge & grip strap wear. Grip straps show pinprick oxidation also present on trigger. Muzzle wear shows dark patina in areas that are void of finish. Approximately 30% of original straw color remaining mostly in protected areas. Grips show lightly worn checkering. Sm. chip repair on left grip by safety. Lightly frosted bore w/ distinct but lightly worn rifling. (19–2183/ZAL). CURIO. $900 – 1,400.

DWM MODEL 1914 MILITARY LUGER SEMI AUTO PISTOL.

Lot #1209 (Sale Order 211 of 693)

Cal. 9mm Luger. S# 5567c. Bbl. 4" w/ full matching number, eagle firing proof, fin sight & top engraved "NUREMBERG '45". Trigger numbered 85, all other metal parts including rear toggle pivot numbered 67; grips numbered 54 w/ right marked "W" & left marked "W" plus "P". Left side of frame above grip engraved "BERLIN '45". Backstrap engraved reading top to bottom in 3 lines (larger top): ""BOB" LATRAVERSE / CO. G 2nd BN. / 5th INF. 3rd DIV.". Chamber dated 1917 & proper proofs on receiver. Appropriate interior areas in the white & strawed sm. parts. MAGS: very good tin plated 8 rd. w/ wood base marked "2 / 55 / 363 / X / +"; CONDITION: very good overall appearance w/ light finish in engraved areas. Good straw colors w/ some spotty staining on left side of trigger. Light metallic marks on flat of takedown lever. Light high point thinning consistent w/ holstering. Very good grips w/ only trace of hand wear. Toggle pivot retaining pin noticeably below surface. Good bore w/ light to moderate wear & even light pitting in grooves. (19-5129/NW). CURIO. $900-1,400.

DWM 1914 MILITARY (1918) LUGER SEMI AUTO PISTOL.

Lot #1210 (Sale Order 212 of 693)

Cal. 9mm Luger. S# 5345d. Bbl. 4" w/ serrated faced fin blade. Chamber dated 1918 & matching numbers including grips. Appropriate interior areas are in the white. MAGS: 2 TOTAL; good plus original extruded 8 rd. w/ aluminum base retained by single pin through dimples & marked "5537/o/+"; left side of body has 2 eagle 37's plus 122. New packaged blued reproduction 8 rd. mag. w/ plastic base. CONDITION: good original appearance w/ sharp markings & contours. Very faint straw colors w/ ejector cleaned & w/out color. Cleaned grip straps having mottled appearance. Good appearing bbl., receiver & toggle assembly having typical high point wear & pinprick oxidation. Faint muzzle wear. Chip on left grip by safety lever; balance of grips good w/ even hand wear. Very good bore w/ slight cleaned pitting in grooves. (19-2907/NW). CURIO. $800-1,200.

DWM 1914 MILITARY (1918) LUGER SEMI AUTO PISTOL.

Lot #1211 (Sale Order 213 of 693)

Cal. 9mm Luger. S# 8908f. Bbl. 4" w/ serrated faced fin blade. Chamber dated 1918 & matching numbers except replacement bbl. w/ "42" & eagle 359. Back of right grip marked "S42 & F"; left w/ "42" & eagle 655. Appropriate interior areas are in the white. MAGS: 2 TOTAL; very good original tin plated 8 rd. w/ aluminum base retained by single pin at spine & marked "1459/m/+/eagle63". New packaged blued reproduction 8 rd. mag. w/ plastic base. UNATTACHED ACCESSORIES: made in Belgium Browning Hi Power holster w/ double belt loops, mag. pouch, lift strap & stud / strap retention. Underside of flap has inked names & numbers plus stamped in red w/ "MADE IN BELGIUM"; good oiled condition. CONDITION: good original appearance w/ sharp markings & contours; areas of cleaned pitting especially at edge of grips w/ under grips noticeably pitted; very faint straw colors w/ ejector & mag. release cleaned plus w/out color. Spots of light pitting on right side of frame; good appearing receiver & toggle assembly plus near excellent replacement bbl. (faint muzzle wear). Broken spring on hold open latch. General high point thinning w/ grip areas turning gray. Chip on left grip by safety lever; balance very good. Right grip near excellent as is bore. (19-2908/NW). CURIO. $800-1,200.

STOEGER AMERICAN EAGLE LUGER SEMI AUTO PISTOL.

Lot #1212 (Sale Order 214 of 693)

Cal. 9 mm Luger. S# S4744. Bbl. 4”. Fixed dovetailed serrated blade front sight. Stainless finish. American Eagle stamped receiver. Checkered walnut grips. MAGS: 1 – 8 rd. CONDITION: all aspects near excellent. Excellent bore. (19 – 2181/ZAL). MODERN. $700 – 1,100.

DWM 1908 COMMERCIAL LUGER SEMI AUTO PISTOL.

Lot #1213 (Sale Order 215 of 693)

Cal. 7.65mm (30 Luger). S# 6687p. Bbl. 3 7/8" w/ full matching number, crown N proof & fin sight. Underside of extractor marked "M" near front & "5" at rear. Crown N proof on receiver & left side of breech block. Left front of frame has "GERMANY" export mark. Rear toggle, 87 on bottom of sideplate, bottom of takedown latch & trigger numbered 87; no other numbered metal parts. Grips stamped "6687" on backs. Strawed sm. parts. Appropriate internal areas in the white. MAGS: 1 fair to good 8 rd. tin plated w/ appearance of staining & cleaned oxidation. Wood base numbered "6687". CONDITION: very good overall appearance w/ spots of light peppery oxidation appearing mainly on frame. Good traces of straw colors w/ slight spotty stained appearance. Good appearing grips w/ light hand wear & slight spots of concentrated wear. Fair to good bore w/ even light pitting in grooves along w/ slight wear. (19-5280/NW). CURIO. $650-900.

DWM 1914 MILITARY 1917 DATED POLICE REWORKED LUGER

Lot #1214 (Sale Order 216 of 693)

SEMI AUTO PISTOL. Cal. 9 mm Luger. S# 8936g. Bbl. 4” w/German military proofs. German military proofs on receiver. All matching numbers w/ renumbered toggle pin that has had the ears removed & firing pin. Police sear safety. Crossed out unit marking P. N. 84”. Indicating issue to the police school for lower Silesia province at Frankenstein in the Prussian state. Magazine numbered to another gun. MAGS: 1 – 8 rd. CONDITION: bbl., receiver, frame & toggle retain 70% arsenal reblued metal finish w/ muzzle, high edge & strap wear. Strong coloring remains only in the protected areas. Grips have worn checkering w/ a few dings. Frosted bore w/ pitting & worn rifling. (19–2184/ZAL). CURIO . $600 – 1,000.

MAUSER S/42 1938 DATE LUGER SEMI AUTO PISTOL &

Lot #1215 (Sale Order 217 of 693)

FLARE GUN. 1) Cal. 9 mm Luger. S# 3270a. Bbl. 4”. Re-work Luger w/ renumbered receiver toggle side plate takedown lever. Checkered walnut grips. MAGS: 1 – 8 rd. w/ chipped ear. CONDITION: good refinished metal surfaces w/ muzzle & high edge wear. Good grips. (19 – 2185/ZAL). 2) REMINGTON MARK III FLARE GUN. Cal. 10 Ga. S# G4416. Bbl. 9”. Blued bbl. w/ sharp markings. Brass frame. Walnut grips. CONDITION: good bluing. Light muzzle wear, scattered oxidation. Cleaned brass. Grips have peeling varnish. Good bore. (19 - 2562/ZAL). BOTH CURIO. $600-900.

LUGER & P.38 MAGS.

Lot #1216 (Sale Order 218 of 693)

All 8 rd. Used w/ stated conditions for each. ORIGINAL LUGERS: 2 very good tin plated w/ wood bases having crown proofs numbered 1192n & 2241k. Good tin plated w/ slight stained appearance & aluminum base numbered 7268d. Fair to good blued w/ wood base re numbered 101r w/ portion of old number ending in 107 visible. Fair cleaned oxidation w/ wood base marked "GERMANY". Very good tin plated w/ wood base. Fair tin plated w/ cleaned pitting & replacement wood base retained by 2 pins. Fair to good extruded fxo P.08 & eagle 37 marked w/ black base retained by single pin through dimples having light chip on left dimple & light to medium oxidation on right side, left side noticeably better. / REPRODUCTIONS (very good blued w/ plastic bases retained by 2 pins): 1 w/ concentric circles in dimples plus original appearing follower & button. 2 Mec Gar (bright finishes). 2 Unmarked w/ plastic followers. / P.38's: Walther Banner & P.38 marked very good gloss blue commercial. 1 Good to very good P1. 1 Good plus aftermarket w/ plain rectangular base. 1 Good plus w/ "WaA706 & jbd" on spine; another w/ added piece brazed on lip of base. 3 Good to very good w/ P.38v marked on left side. (02-12465-16/NW). $700-1,000.

RARE NORWEGIAN NAVY MARKED REPURPOSED GERMAN LUGER

Lot #1217 (Sale Order 219 of 693)

HOLSTER. After World War II Norwegians repurposed German equipment including this clamshell luger holster which had the German markings removed & Norwegian Navy anchor added. After World War II Norway had stockpiles of German equipment. Rather than disposing of the items left behind by the Germans they repurposed various items to function w/ ally equipment. Rings have been added to the belt loops to function w/ US web gear. CONDITION: overall very good w/ just light scuffing & minor handling marks. (02-13142/ZAL). $300 - 500.

RARE KRIEGHOFF PROOFED BLACK CLAMSHELL LUGER

Lot #1218 (Sale Order 220 of 693)

HOLSTER. This hard to find Luger holster has no external markings present. Nicely struck droop Eagle 2 proof located on interior body of holster. CONDITION: overall very good w/ only minor handling marks & mild scuffs. Missing the leather pull up strap for removing the pistol. (02-13143/ZAL). $600 – 900.

RARE BERGMANN MARS 1903 SEMI AUTO PISTOL W/

Lot #1219 (Sale Order 221 of 693)

FACTORY BOILED LEATHER SHOULDER STOCK HOLSTER. Cal. 9 mm Bergmann Bayard. S# 737. Bbl. 4”. Crown/Crown U proofed Bbl., chamber & frame. All matching numbers except for mag which is the proper magazine. Grips are numbered w/ the last two digits. Fixed serrated ramp front site that was altered from original half-moon. Fixed fire blue V notch rear sight. Top of receiver marked “Bergmann/Mars/Pat. Brev./S.G.D.G.” on fire blued panel. Rust blued finish on major parts. Straw colored hammer & trigger. Fire blue safety bar & locking block. Checkered bordered walnut grips. This pistol also comes w/ original factory boiled shoulder stock holster w/ good stitching. Stock iron is unnumbered which is correct. CONDITION: overall very good original finish retaining 85 - 90% original rust blue w/ thinning on bbl., front/back grip straps & high edges. Scattered handling marks present. Patch of pitting located on right side of receiver. Straw parts contain approximately 70% coverage. Bolt which is correctly in the white as spots of old oxidation present. Grips show light wear to checkering & scattered handling marks. Very good bore. Very good stock shows a few scuffs otherwise very fine. (19-5017/ZAL). CURIO. $8,000 - 12,000.

COMMERCIAL FN MODEL 1903 SEMI AUTO PISTOL W/

Lot #1220 (Sale Order 222 of 693)

STOCK. Cal. 380 ACP. S# 35510. Bbl. 5”. This interesting blowback design FN Browning patent pistol is one of the rarer examples w/ the smallest production run of any FN Browning pistol. Production ceased around 1928 w/ approximately 54,000 mfg. The FN Browning 1903 was developed w/ the intent to appeal to the military market however few contracts were produced. The largest number of military examples were procured by Sweden who favored the pistol’s reliability in extreme conditions. The design was also not very successful on the commercial market likely due to the large size & relative lateness to enter the market. The slotted feature was only available on a very small percentage of pistols. It was a feature that was not of John Browning's original design rather an attempt by FN to compete w/ Mauser & Luger designs. Many of the pistols when imported into the US were converted to 380 ACP from the original 9 mm Browning long cartridge due to the difficulty w/ acquiring the caliber in the US. This pistol features fixed sights, grip safety, lanyard ring, high polish rust blue finish, stock slot & checkered hard rubber FN monogram grips. The stock is an original model 1903 stock numbered 1160 w/ leather strap. There is a repair where front grip strap of pistol would meet the stock when holstered. The magazine that accompanies this firearm is the standard 7 rd. This lot does not include the extended 10 round mag needed when the firearm has stock mounted. MAGS: 1 - 7 rd. unnumbered. CONDITION: all matching numbers. Overall very good metal finish retaining approximately 90% original rust blue w/ some muzzle/holster high edge wear. Metal also shows scattered minor handling marks heaviest on front & back straps. Front sight has been altered. Very good grips w/ a few scattered handling marks & light wear to checkering. Right grip panel has chip in top right corner & very bottom. Very good bore w/ light frosting & sharp rifling. Very good stock shows numerous handling marks & small dents w/ a few moderate gouges. Stock iron retains 80% rust blue w/ high edge wear & scattered handling marks. (19-5018/ZAL). CURIO. $2,000 – 4,000.

SIG MODEL P210-DK M49 DANISH ARMY CONTRACT SEMI

Lot #1221 (Sale Order 223 of 693)

AUTO PISTOL IN BOX. . Cal. 9 mm para. S# 24869. Bbl. 5”. Standard Sigg P2 10 markings w/ additional M/49 & crown FKF markings on left side of frame. Fixed sights. Checkered black plastic grips. Lanyard loop. Bottom mag release. UNATTACHED ACCESSORIES: blue Sig P210-DK M/49 box. CONDITION: overall very fine w/ only a few minor handling marks. Very good bright bore w/ sharp rifling. (19-4518/ZAL). CURIO. $2,000 – 3,000.

RARE SECOND MODEL BERGER REPEATING PISTOL.

Lot #1222 (Sale Order 224 of 693)

. Cal. 7.5 mm. S# 33. Bbl. 5 3/8" w/ large copper fixed front sight. Unusual removable tube magazine. Frame is marked "MARIUS BERGER/33/BREVETTE S.G.D.G.". The interesting mechanism functions w/ the ring trigger operating what almost appears to be 2 hammers the first hammer/breech block lifts simultaneously w/ the true hammer allowing for carrier to move the cartridge into position from magazine tube. When the ring trigger has reached its furthest position the breech block & true hammer drop together loading the round from the carrier & striking the firing pin immediately after. CONDITION: the finish has faded to an even gray w/ some spots of patina & old pitting. Very good grips show scattered dings & handling marks. Replacement firing pin. Very good bright bore. PROVENANCE: EX-Visser Collection; EX-Dr. Geoffrey Sturgess Collection. (01-16814/ZAL). ANTIQUE. $2,000 – 3,000.

L. WITTICH DUTCH MODEL 1873 OFFICERS MODEL STYLE

Lot #1223 (Sale Order 225 of 693)

REVOLVER. Cal 9.4 mm. S# 8. Bbl. 5 3/8" w/ fixed sites. Crown U proves. W. D. W Cir. cartouche. L. WITTICH / S' Gravenhage marked on right side of frame. Smooth walnut grips. Lanyard ring. CONDITION: overall very good retaining 90% original blue w/ thinning on high edges & grip strap areas. Very good bright bore w/ sharp rifling. (01-16815/ZAL). ANTIQUE. $1,000 – 1,500.

RARE COMMERCIAL DUTCH 1891 KNIL REVOLVER.

Lot #1224 (Sale Order 226 of 693)

Cal. 9.4 mm. S# 8. Bbl. 5.25" oct. Marked "ACIER FONDU". L - AM triangle cartouche. Checkered two piece hardwood grips. Lanyard ring. Blue finish. Grips marked w/ a penciled "8". CONDITION: overall very good original bluing w/ approximately 95% original blue showing minor muzzle/high edge wear. Strong markings. Light wear & handling marks w/ a few chips on grips. (01-16807/ZAL). ANTIQUE. $800 – 1,200.

FRENCH MODEL 1874 BOLT ACTION SINGLE SHOT FLARE

Lot #1225 (Sale Order 227 of 693)

RIFLE. Cal. 25mm. S# 46328. Bbl. 16" smooth bore. Receiver marked on left side "MANUFACTURE D'ARMES TULLE MLE 1874". Additionally marked on left side "Brevette CHOBERT SGDG SIDARME". Made w/out sights. Bolt retaining screw not present in receiver. 2 Piece walnut stock set. Forend retained by band w/ swivel. Buttstock has obscured roundel markings. CONDITION: stock shows moderate wear, dents, staining & scratches throughout. Blued metal turning gray & patina w/ scattered oxidation throughout. Dark oxidized bore. (01-16959/RW). ANTIQUE. $400-600.

SCARCE DICTATOR VEST POCKET MODEL B SEMI AUTO

Lot #1226 (Sale Order 228 of 693)

PISTOL. Cal. 6.35 mm. S# M32. Bbl. 2.5”. This scarce Belgian mfg. recoil operated semi auto vest pocket pistol was produced from 1910 to 1918. Patented in 1909 by the “Societe Anonyme des Fabriques D’Armes Reunies”. The Dictator contains a wraparound style telescoping bolt. Perhaps the first of its kind developed w/ this style mechanism. The rear of the bolt has a serrated cocking piece. When cycled the round is chambered in a hollowed portion of the bolt. Rather unique design. MAGS: 1 – 5 rd. CONDITION: metal finish retains over 97% original blue finish w/ minor wear on serrations of cocking knob & mild high edge wear. Fine, light freckled pinprick spots of minor oxidation present. Light wear from rotation of the safety. Light thinning finish on magazine. Very good original grips. Very bright bore w/ light wear to rifling. (19–5019/ZAL). CURIO. $600 – 900.

ASTRA MODEL 3000 SEMI AUTO PISTOL, PREVIOUSLY

Lot #1227 (Sale Order 229 of 693)

MARKED FOR THE HAMBURG POLICE. Cal. 7.65 mm. S# 667087. Mfg. 1950. Bbl. 3 3/4". Matching numbered slide w/ Astra U/C logo & three line legend. Checkered black plastic grips w/ molded Astra U/C logo under Mod. 3000. “POLHBG” over “2684” located on right side of frame has been struck out w/ X's. Magazine base has electro penciled “2684” lined out. Lanyard loop attached to grip safety. Butt marked “MADE IN SPAIN”. Serrated thumb safety lever. Rust blue finish. MAGS: 1 – 7 rd. CONDITION: retains over 98% rust blue finish w/ very mild high edge wear. Fire blue on grip screws & magazine release button has faded w/ exception of more protected areas. Very nice bright bore w/ distinct rifling. (19–5021/ZAL). CURIO. $400 – 600.

CZ MODEL Vz38 BULGARIAN CONTRACT WITH SAFETY

Lot #1228 (Sale Order 230 of 693)

LEVER. Cal. 9 mm Kurz. S# 240806. Bbl. 4 5/8”. Production began in 1938 & was cut short when Hitler invaded Czechoslovakia 1939. A small number of Bulgarian contract pistols that were converted from the standard double action only configuration of the model 38 to the single/double action configuration w/ the addition of a thumb safety were delivered to Bulgaria prior to the invasion. Pistol features checkered blade front sight w/ V notch dovetailed rear sight. Rear slide serrations. Safety marked “O” & “Z”. Bottom magazine catch w/ lanyard loop. Checkered wraparound Bakelite grips w/ CZ logo. Matching numbers slide & frame. MAGS: 1 – 8 rd. CONDITION: overall good metal finish that is thinning on slide towards muzzle from holster wear. Front grip strap shows wear from carrying. Scattered handling marks. A small amount of fine pinprick freckled oxidation present. Straw coloring on safety lever, hammer & trigger have faded w/ small amounts present in protected areas. Very good grips show normal wear & a few scattered handling marks. Bright bore w/ some wear to rifling. (19–5023/ZAL). CURIO. $1,000 – 1,500.

RARE FACTORY ENGRAVED JACQUEMART LE MONOBLOC SEMI

Lot #1229 (Sale Order 231 of 693)

AUTO PISTOL. Cal. 6.35 mm. S# 2825. Bbl. 2”. Attractive scroll border engraved w/ coverage on all exposed areas including muzzle. Bbl. is inscribed “DIETRICH GRIENER, GERA” in gold. This blowback operated pistol was built w/ a solid frame w/ two part breech block, the upper portion housing the guide rod & recoil spring. This pistol was manufactured in Belgium in limited quantity prior to World War I through 1914. Matching numbers. Original grips. MAGS: 1 – 6 rd. CONDITION: overall very fine w/ over 95% original blue. Muzzle & high edges show mild wear. Trigger guard is lightly dented w/ a couple of mild minor dings. Grips show wear & a series of small dings & light wear. Very good lightly frosted bore w/ distinct rifling. (19–5024/ZAL). CURIO. $1,000 – 2,000.

RARE EXTENDED BBL., HEINRICH MORITZ “HEI-MO” SEMI

Lot #1230 (Sale Order 232 of 693)

AUTO PISTOL. Cal. 7.65 mm. S# 229. Bbl. 3.5” w/ matching last two digits of the S#. Remainder of the gun also has matching numbers. These scarce German manufactured pistols were produced in the Weimar era w/ similarities to an Astra 1915 Ruby pistol. The top of the slide is marked DEUTSCHE INDUSTRIE HEI=MO. EINGETR. SCHUTZM”. Slide, frame & bbl. are crown/N proofed. Frame marked “DRGM” located over S#. Original walnut grips have a unique style w/ a contoured raised section that is checkered. MAGS: 1 – 8 rd. CONDITION: metal finish retains approximately 75% original blue exhibiting high edge & grip strap wear. The heaviest wear is located on the front & back straps typical from use. Left side of slide has a heavy dent that does not appear to impede function. Slide & frame have a few dings & fine scattered light pinprick oxidation that is relatively minor. Very good grips have some light wear to the checkering w/ scattered handling marks & a ding to the high edge at the bottom of the left grip. Very good bore w/ light frosting & distinct rifling. (19–5027/ZAL). CURIO. $2,000 – 3,000.

F. HERMAN SEMI AUTO VEST POCKET PISTOL.

Lot #1231 (Sale Order 233 of 693)

Cal. 6.35 mm. S# 2. Bbl. 2.5”. This interesting small European vest pocket pistol is possibly a prototype internally marked “F. Herman – Brevette”. The pistol carries Birmingham crown/BV” proofs on frame, bolt & slide. Slide is further proofed w/ the Birmingham “crown/BP”. High polish blued finish w/ niter blue trigger & safety. Checkered walnut grips. Fixed blade front sight. MAGS: 1 – 5 rd. CONDITION: retains over 92% original blue w/ high edge wear, a series of numerous fine light handling scratches & some small spots of oxidation. Trigger has strong presence of original niter blue w/ wear to face of trigger & fine oxidation. Safety bar has wear to niter blue finish from handling. Grips are lightly worn checkered w/ mild handling marks & bruising. Very good bore w/ some frosting & sharp rifling. (19–5028/ZAL). CURIO. $1,000 – 2,000.

BELGIUM VELODOG SLIDING GRIP REVOLVER.

Lot #1232 (Sale Order 234 of 693)

Cal. 6.35. S# 8. Bbl. 1 3/8" w/ semi circular front sight. 5 Shot scoop fluted cyl. Folding trigger. Blue finish. 2 Piece checkered hard rubber grips on slide that retracts over rear part of frame for easy concealment. CONDITION: 60% dull fading blue showing spots of pitting. Grips have worn checkering showing sm. dents & marks. Bore shows some light pitting. (19-5047/DS). CURIO. $800-1,200.

RAST GASSER MODEL 1898 OFFICERS STYLE REVOLVER.

Lot #1233 (Sale Order 235 of 693)

Cal. 8 mm. S# 56316. Bbl. 3.25” rnd. w/ squared muzzle that is dovetailed for ejector unit. This interesting variation differs from a standard model 1898; the bbl. is shorter, grips are shorter, a screw has been added to the side plate where the patent address is located. All matching numbers. Dovetailed blade front sight w/ V notch rear sight integral to frame. Non-fluted cylinder. Checkered hardwood grips. Lanyard loop. CONDITION: metal retains approximately 80% original finish w/ some thinning, high edge wear, cleaned pitting & scattered spots of old oxidation. Very good grips w/ light wear to checkering & scattered handling marks. Lightly frosted bore w/ distinct rifling. (19-5037/ZAL). CURIO. $1,000 – 2,000.

SIG CHYLEWSKI VEST POCKET SEMI AUTO PISTOL.

Lot #1234 (Sale Order 236 of 693)

. Cal. 6.35 mm. S# 592. Bbl. 2.25”. This was one of Sig’s first few offerings. The design was relatively unsuccessful w/ fewer than 1000 manufactured. Einhand factory disabled w/ milled slide address. Checkered walnut grips. MAGS: 1 – 6 rd. CONDITION: retains over 98% blue w/ only a few minor handling marks. Very good grips w/ light wear to checkering. Very good bright bore w/ distinct rifling. (19-5043/ZAL). CURIO. $1,200 – 1,800.

RARE BELGIAN HDH VEST POCKET SEMI AUTO PISTOL.

Lot #1235 (Sale Order 237 of 693)

Cal. 6.35 mm. S# 250. Bbl. 2”. Mfg. by Manufacture d’Armes HDH SA, Liege, Belgium likely circa 1910. Very few were made of this unique vest pocket. Blowback design w/ safety lever. Perhaps the most unique feature is the magazine release which is located at the base of the magazine itself. Checkered hard rubber monogrammed grips. Matching numbers. MAGS: 1 – 5 rd. CONDITION: majority of finish has faded w/ an even patina remaining. Higher percentages of blue located on bbl., trigger, safety lever & cocking knob. Good bore w/ sharp rifling. (19-5046/ZAL). CURIO. $1,000 – 1,500.

RARE BELGIAN NAGANT SEMI AUTO PISTOL.

Lot #1236 (Sale Order 238 of 693)

Cal. 7.65 mm. S# 102. Bbl. 3.5”. Similar to early Browning's. Left side of slide marked “patented/N0. 27373/Jan. 18, 1929” & “Nagant/ARMES BTE/Liege Belgique”. Right side of slide marked “Nagant Automatic/Calibre 7.65”. Matted slide w/ fixed sights. Belgian proofed frame, slide & bbl. Left grip is a replacement. Slide & frame have various hand engravings possibly from the soldier. Consignor states this may be the only known example. MAGS: 1 – 7 rd. CONDITION: metal finish has faded w/ the exception of protected areas. Metal have scattered pitting & handling marks w/ a few heavier dings. Grips are of two distinctly different shades of finish w/ scattered handling marks & dents. Good bore w/ light frosting & distinct rifling. (19-5049/ZAL). CURIO. $1,500 – 2,500.

S# 1 JULES BERTRAND CONTINENTAL SEMI AUTO PISTOL.

Lot #1237 (Sale Order 239 of 693)

Cal. 6.35 mm. S# 1. Bbl. 1.75”. Interesting Belgian mfg. blowback design semi auto pistol. Mfg. circa 1910. S# 1 on slide, frame, & trigger guard. Le Rapide hard rubber grips. Rust blue finish. Nickel small parts. Magazine release located on trigger guard. MAGS: 1 – 5 rd. CONDITION: retains over 97% rust blue finish w/ faint high edge wear & minor handling marks. Very good grips w/ minor handling marks. Slightly frosted bore w/ distinct rifling. (19-5051/ZAL). CURIO. $800 – 1,200.

RARE GOTTHILF V NORDHEIM GERMAN SEMI AUTO PISTOL.

Lot #1238 (Sale Order 240 of 693)

Cal. 7.65 mm. S# 1022. Bbl. 3”. Top of slide is engraved “Gotthilf V. Nordheim Mehlis I/Thur” w/ the side of slide engraved “Deutsche - Selbstladepistole Cal. 7.65 D.R.P. Ang.”, Crown N proofed slide & frame. Left grip is hard rubber checkered w/ GVN monogram. Right grip is custom hardwood replacement. Replacement recoil retainer. Similar appearance to the Walther model 4. MAGS: 1 – 6 rd. CONDITION: metal finish is faded to a balanced patina w/ light high edge/muzzle wear. Strong markings. Frosted bore w/ some pitting. (19-5053/ZAL). CURIO. $500 – 800.

MAUSER RED-9 BROOMHANDLE SEMI AUTO PISTOL.

Lot #1239 (Sale Order 241 of 693)

Cal. 9 mm Luger. S# 12054. Bbl. 5 1/2" w/ triangle front sight & tangent rear. All matching numbers on visible parts plus floorplate & Red-9 grips (29 groove left, 30 right). Mfg. 1916-1918 in separate S# range of 1-150,000. Vivid nitre blue on trigger, safety, extractor, firing pin, sight slide & bolt stop. Mauser legend over chamber & right side of frame. Lightening cuts on receiver & crown U proofs. New Safety hammer. UNATTACHED ACCESSORIES: very good unmarked walnut stock / holster w/ matching numbered attachment iron having 8 on face of slide-in rail. Patina appearance on metal. CONDITION: very good to excellent throughout w/ occasional light scratch & spot of peppery oxidation. Original finish w/ sharp markings & contours. Top rear & rear face of bolt polished after mfg. w/ sm. spots of pitting remaining; top or follower also polished. Slight oxidation on front strap at juncture of grips. Very minimal oxidation on sides of frame under grips. Good to very good bore w/ very light cleaned faint pitting. Especially fine appearing Red-9. (19-475/NW). CURIO. $3,000-4,000.

MAUSER 1930 COMMERCIAL MODEL 1896 SEMI-AUTO

Lot #1240 (Sale Order 242 of 693)

PISTOL RIG. Cal. 7.63 Mauser (30 Mauser). S# 920895. Bbl. 5 1/2" w/ Mauser Legend & Crown U proof over chamber area. Mauser Legend on right rear of frame plus Banner opposite. Late model correctly having receiver w/out lightening cuts on rails. Matching numbers on all visible parts plus floorplate & 12 groove grips. Finely finished w/ shallow grooves in sideplates. Unmarked hammer. Bolt stop, lock housing & frame w/out S#. Crown U on top rear of bolt. Fire blued firing pin marked "S" internally on locking flat. 50-1000 Rear sight plus "F" & "S" safety. UNATTACHED ACCESSORIES: very good plus stock rig. Very nice fire blue on stock iron, hinge & latch assembly. Very crisp Mauser Banner. Light to medium marks throughout plus "R" scratched on right mid point of stock appearing upside down in use. Very nice interior of stock w/ no damage or cracks. Very good plus leather harness w/ shoulder straps in like condition. Especially nice cleaning rod retaining fire blue at tip having very slight bend in spiral section. CONDITION: 2 sm. separate rub marks on bottom of stepped bbl. Sm. scratched area on receiver to bbl. taper about mid point at 7 o'clock position. Numerous scratches around floorplate release button & right edge plus unfinished area of floorplate at front. Left side slightly proud of mag. box; smooth on right. Follower w/ nicely polished top & aged appearing sides. Bolt face w/ unused appearance. Near excellent bore. (19-5155/NW). CURIO. $3,000-4,000.

RARE DUALTONE WALTHER P38 ac 44 SEMI AUTO PISTOL

Lot #1241 (Sale Order 243 of 693)

W/ LARGE INSCRIBED LETTERING FN SLIDE. Cal. 9 mm. S# 6123c. Bbl. 5”. Blued bbl. w/ phosphate slide frame & small parts. Large & inscribed ac lettering. Matching numbers. WaA135 struck on left side of frame & twice on right side of slide. Correct black plastic grips. MAGS: 1 – 8 rd. “jvd” marked. CONDITION: overall very fine retaining approximately 96% original finish w/ light muzzle & high edge/holster wear. Very good grips. Bright bore w/ sharp distinct rifling. (19-5038/ZAL). CURIO. $2,500 – 3,500.

RARE SPECIAL ORDER WALTHER HP SEMI AUTO PISTOL.

Lot #1242 (Sale Order 244 of 693)

Cal. 9 mm. S# 6726. Bbl. 5". Matching numbers including special order checkered walnut grips. Allen head set screws added to locking block to create match quality slide lock for accuracy. Allen over travel set screw added to frame. Polished feed ramp. Standard Walther Banner two line slide markings. Eagle N proofed bbl. & slide. Frame marked "35". Commercial polish rust blued finish. MAGS: 1 - 8 rd. marked “Walther Banner, P 38 & 9 mm”. CONDITION: overall very good original rust blue finish w/ muzzle/high edge wear from holster as well as scattered handling marks & light scratches on right side of slide. Front strap finish has faded retaining approximately 30% original coverage. Very good bright bore. (19-5156/ZAL). CURIO. $2,000 – 3,000.

ROYAL ITALIAN NAVY BERETTA MODEL 1931 STRAIGHT

Lot #1243 (Sale Order 245 of 693)

GRIP SEMI AUTO PISTOL. Cal. 7.65 mm. S# 406147. Bbl. 3.25”. This rare Beretta was one of the predecessors of the model 1934. The smooth grips have the anchor RM medallion associated w/ the Royal Italian Navy. BF & shield cartouche is on left side of frame. Matching numbers. MAGS: 1 – 7 rd. CONDITION: metal retains approximately 95% blue w/ some muzzle/high edge wear as well as scattered handling marks on grip straps. Small patch of pitting on right side of frame & left side of slide. Good grips w/ handling marks & some chipping around left grip screw. Frosted bore w/ distinct rifling. (19-5055/ZAL). CURIO. $1,500 – 2,000.

RARE FACTORY ENGRAVED WALTHER P38 SEMI AUTO PISTOL

Lot #1244 (Sale Order 246 of 693)

Cal. 9 mm. S# 415188. Bbl. 5”. Mfg. 1979. Attractive hand engraved German style oak leaf engraving w/ checkered pattern front strap, trigger guard web, sight cover & magazine bases. High polish blued finish. Checkered black plastic grips. Imported by Interarms. UNATTACHED ACCESSORIES: original box, manual, test target & cleaning rod. MAGS: 2 – 8 rd. Both w/ engraved baseplate. CONDITION: all aspects are like new. Very good box w/ separation in the corners of top section. (19-5040/ZAL). MODERN. $1,500 – 2,500.

MAUSER RED 9 FIXED SIGHT SEMI-AUTO PISTOL.

Lot #1245 (Sale Order 247 of 693)

Cal. 9mm Luger. S# 130752. Bbl. 3.9" as shortened from 5.5" per Treaty of Versailles. Fixed sight 1920 commercial rework of military variation having rear sight removed; also per Treaty. All matching numbers on visible parts plus floorplate & 23 grooved Red 9 grips. NS hammer, Crown U proofs & front strap marked "P.He.37." indicating Prussian Police School for Hessen - Nassau Province at Munden. Consignor states pistol brought back from WWII by George Dakunchak of Michigan area. UNATTACHED ACCESSORIES: unmarked plain brown flap holster having pattern of punched circles around perimeter of flap. Single wide belt loop, rivet & stitch retained having metal bail as used on US & British web belts. Snap flap attachment w/ brown cap. Light scuffs throughout w/ overall good appearance & proper fit for pistol. CONDITION: good overall appearance as refinished w/ peppery pattern of prior light pitting most abundant on left side of mag. well & near muzzle. Grip straps w/ peppery oxidation at edges of grips. Good traces of fire blue on safety & extractor. Beginning patina appearance to in the white components such as bolt & lock housing. Good grips w/ hand wear; grip screw overly protrudes right side. Slight thinning of Mauser legend on right side of frame; crisp over chamber. Near excellent bore. (19-5354/NW). CURIO. $1,500-2,000.

F. DUSEK DUO SEMI AUTO PISTOL W/ SS RING & GERMAN

Lot #1246 (Sale Order 248 of 693)

EPHEMERA RELATED TO KURT DALUEGE. . Cal. 6.35 mm. S# 32053. Bbl. 2”. CZ 42 date proof marked. Right trigger guard web carries SS runes. Basket weave checkered DUO monogram plastic grips. UNATTACHED ACCESSORIES: SS ring internally marked w/ what appears to be "Daluege 33 H. Himmler", early padded purple velvet ring case w/ SS -OBERS over Daluege, red leather holster w/ Daluege stamped on inside of the strap w/ what appears to be the identical stamp found on the bottom of the ring case. Framed German cross in silver award stamped w/ the identical stamp found on the bottom of the ring case & interior of the holster strap, photo of a soldier carrying a 1911 A1 holster rig w/ a Luger, HSC & DUO tucked in the G.I. web belt reverse of the photo signed Buchlal, Germany. In accompanying handwritten letter in German that is difficult to translate due to the fading ink & cursive handwriting. CONDITION: near excellent blue finish w/ light high edge wear. SS markings were blued after applied. Crisp markings. Near excellent bright bore sharp rifling. We do not guarantee the Daluege or SS markings on the items w/in this lot to be wartime application. (19-5057/ZAL). CURIO. $1,000 – 2,000.

RARE EARLY GERMAN ARMY ACCEPTED FIRST VARIATION

Lot #1247 (Sale Order 249 of 693)

MAUSER HSC SEMI AUTO PISTOL. Cal. 7.65 mm. S# 705367. Bbl. 3.25”. This early 1940 Mfg. pistol is one of the first 3000 accepted by the German army w/ the early small Eagle 655 Waffenampt & firing proof eagle on the rear left side of frame. High polish commercial blue finish w/ matted slide. Lanyard loop integral to backstrap/butt of frame. Eagle N proof on right side of slide, bbl. & trigger guard. All matching numbers. MAGS: 1 – 7 rd. w/ machined follower & Mauser banner flat floor plate. CONDITION: metal retains over 98% original blue w/ very mild muzzle/holster high edge wear. Very good grips w/ only a few minor handling marks. Very good bright bore w/ distinct rifling. (19-5036/ZAL). CURIO. $1,000 – 1,500.

MAUSER MODEL 1896 WARTIME COMMERCIAL SEMI-AUTO

Lot #1248 (Sale Order 250 of 693)

PISTOL. Cal. 7.63mm (30 Mauser). S# 331871. Bbl. 5 1/2". Standard Wartime Commercial w/ 50-1,000 rear sight & matching numbered 33 groove grips. Matching numbers on all visible parts plus floorplate. Mauser over chamber & right side of frame. Lightening cuts on receiver frame rails. Crown U proofs. UNATTACHED ACCESSORIES: poor conditioned stock w/ numerous cracks & splits; some repaired. Matching numbered attachment iron missing latch mechanism & unsecured attachment screw. Buttplate functional w/ repaired split. Faint Mauser Banner. Patina metal finish; hinge missing 1 bolt. Reproduction black leather carrier w/ cleaning rod & pouch on front as if for slim mag. (Chinese 45?). Single wide belt loop. CONDITION: good general appearance w/ areas of cleaned light to moderate pitting showing mainly on bottom rear of bbl. & right rear of frame. High point finish loss consistent w/ carrying or holstering. Gray tone for hammer & lock housing plus stained appearance to bolt. Traces of fire blue on extractor, sight slide & safety. Bolt stop has in the white appearance. Hand worn grips w/ light marks at bottom of right. Replacement lanyard loop of larger diameter & heavier ga. wire. Fair bore; worn & even moderate pitting. Mag. follower spring broken at first fold near base. (19-5353/NW). CURIO. $1,000-2,000.

GERMAN PROOFED RADOM VIS 35 (P35 (p)) SEMI AUTO

Lot #1249 (Sale Order 251 of 693)

PISTOL. . Cal. 9 mm. S# H9055. Bbl. 4.75". Fixed sights. “WaA 77” on slide & frame. “WaA 626” on slide next to firing proof. MAGS: 1 - 8 rd. CONDITION: thinning finish w/ scattered spots of pitting present. Retaining approximately 50% original blue. Very good checkered grips. Very good bright bore w/ sharp rifling. (19 - 5329/ZAL). CURIO. $900 – 1,400.

2 BERETTA 1935 4/UT SEMI AUTO PISTOLS.

Lot #1250 (Sale Order 252 of 693)

BOTH: cal. 7.65 mm. Bbl. 3.25”. 1) S# 521050. Mfg. 1944. All matching numbers. High polish blue finish. 4/UT on rear right side of frame. It is believed that 4/UT proofed Beretta 1935's were delivered to the Germans. UNATTACHED ACCESSORIES: alpine toned flap holster. MAGS: 2 - 8 rd. CONDITION: overall very fine w/ only a few minor handling marks. Strong markings. Near excellent bright bore w/ sharp rifling. (19-5222/ZAL). 2) 4/UT PROOFED BLANK SLIDE. S# 610041. These very late 1945 model 1935 Beretta pistols feature a rough late war polish w/ no slide markings. They did not S# the bbls. or slides on these variations. MAGS: 1 - 8 rd. CONDITION: overall very fine w/ only a few minor handling marks & mild high edge wear. Near excellent bright bore w/ sharp rifling. (19-5223/ZAL). BOTH CURIO. $800 – 1,200.

SAXON STATE POLICE MEIBEN MARKED MAUSER 1914 SEMI

Lot #1251 (Sale Order 253 of 693)

AUTO PISTOL W/ TWO MATCHING MAGS & HOLSTER. . Cal. 7.65 mm. S# 382498. Bbl. 3.5”. Front grip strap marked “S. P.” over “M”. This stands for Sachsische Polizei Meiben (Saxon State Police, Meiben). Meiben was home to a police school. Crown U proof located behind dovetailed U notch rear sight. Rust blue finish w/ nitre blued trigger & extractor. Checkered wraparound walnut grips. UNATTACHED ACCESSORIES: brown pigskin leather holster w/ 8K stamp on top flap. J. H. B. initials inked on inside of flap. Overall good to very good condition w/ some light wear. MAGS: 2 – 7 rd. original w/ matching numbers. Magazine bodies are numbered w/ the full S# over I & II. Magazine bases are numbered w/ the last four digits under A & B. Primary magazine also carries the Mauser banner on the body. CONDITION: metal retains approximately 90% original finish w/ some mild holster & high edge wear. Thinning finish on front grip strap. Trigger retains strong niter blue. Extractor niter blue has faded from holster wear. Crisp markings. Very good grips w/ some scattered dents & bruising. Very good bright bore w/ distinct rifling. (19-5039/ZAL). CURIO. $600 – 800.

GERMAN ARMY BERETTA MODEL 1935 SEMIAUTO

Lot #1252 (Sale Order 254 of 693)

PISTOL. Cal. 9mm Corto (380 ACP). S# 0954AA. Rare example sold to German Army during 1944; S# 001AA-10000AA & 0001BB-8903BB. Slide dated 1943 followed by XX. Matching numbered slide. Metal backed PB logo black plastic grips. Bbl. S# does not match. Mag. latch & lanyard loop at butt. Top left rear of frame circle crown proofed plus boxed MA at top of trigger bow (right side). MAGS: 1 very good 7 rd. marked w/ cal. & Beretta on spine. CONDITON: very slight sm. spots of high point loss along w/ occasional sm. scratch; no noticeable bbl. wear. Overall very good to excellent appearance of original finish. Near excellent bore. (19-4204/NW). CURIO. $300-450.

WALTHER MODEL P 1 SEMI AUTO PISTOL.

Lot #1253 (Sale Order 255 of 693)

Cal. 9MM Luger. S# 174360w1.86. Mfg. 11/79. Bbl. 5”. Fixed sights. Import marked. MAGS: 2 - 8 rd. CONDITION: overall very good w/ a few scattered light handling marks. Very good bright bore w/ sharp rifling. (19-5071/ZAL). MODERN. $200 – 300.

CASED OAK LEAF ENGRAVED GOLD PLATED WALTHER MODEL

Lot #1254 (Sale Order 256 of 693)

PP SEMI AUTO PISTOL. Cal. 7.65mm (32 ACP). S# 416013. Fully gold plated including bbl. Blued recoil spring plus some sm. in the white internal parts. Matching numbered slide plus 72 date & Eagle N in ejection port. White checkered Walther banner plastic grips w/ "MADE IN GERMANY" at bottom of left grip. MAGS: 2 gold plated Walther banner 8 rd. marked "PP 7.65mm". 1 White plastic finger extension & waffle engraved flat base. UNATTACHED ACCESSORIES: Royal blue leatherette case w/ cord bordered red velvet outline in base & padded satin lid having silver Walther banner. Near excellent case w/ no additional markings. Nickel plated thumb latch. Gold plated firing pin tool. CONDITION: right grip has light pink appearance likely absorbed from velvet base. All other aspects near excellent appearing new & unfired.(18-4733/NW). MODERN. $4,000-6,000.

WALTHER VERCHROMT MODEL PP SEMI AUTO PISTOL.

Lot #1255 (Sale Order 257 of 693)

Cal. 7.65 mm (32 ACP). S# 752589. Mfg. 1930 w/ Verchromt finish. Verchrompt chrome finish designed for durability & rust prevention. Used primarily on pre war pistols in limited quantities because of cost. Blued ejector & trigger transfer bar. Weighted checkered mottled brown Walther banner plastic grips. 90 Degree safety on matching numbered slide; properly scratch numbered by factory on inside. Crown N proof on slide below ejection port & adjacent on frame. MAGS: NONE. CONDITION: very good overall appearance w/ light handling marks throughout. Typical light edge spacing on grips mostly at top rears & especially notable top front of right. Most of bore very good appearing w/ half circle pitted area concentrated at last 1/3 of bore. (18-4741/NW). CURIO. $1,500-2,200.

DANISH POLICE WALTHER MODEL PP VERCHROMPT SEMI

Lot #1256 (Sale Order 258 of 693)

AUTO PISTOL. Cal. 7.65mm (32 ACP). S# 200809P. Mfg. 1940 w/ Verchrompt finished frame. Verchrompt chrome finish designed for durability & rust prevention. Used primarily on pre war pistols in limited quantities because of cost. Blued slide, bbl., trigger guard, lanyard loop & sm. parts. Matching numbered slide; properly scratch numbered by factory on inside. Sliver Star import marked. Left side of frame by front of trigger guard marked "Rplt. Nr.4745". Underside of slide at mid point near front edge of ejection port stamped "809". Checkered Walther banner black plastic grips. MAGS: 1 very good Verchrompt finished 8 rd. finger extension w/ unfinished follower. Left side has Walther banner plus "PP 7,65mm". CONDITION: slide has light marks & high point wear; thinning on front of trigger guard. Balance of pistol very good to excellent. (18-4760/NW). CURIO. $600-1,000.

PRE WAR WALTHER MODEL PP 22 LR SEMI AUTO PISTOL.

Lot #1257 (Sale Order 259 of 693)

Cal. 22 LR. S# 143970P. Mfg. 1938 w/ matching numbered slide; properly scratch numbered by factory on inside. Right side of bbl., in port & above extractor w/ eagle "N" post 1940 proofs; likely due to refinishing & up to date proofing. Checkered Walther banner black plastic grips. Frame "C.K.C." import marked w/ Sweden as country of origin. MAGS: 2 unmarked 10 rd. TOTAL. 1 Very good w/ black finger extension. 1 Lightly worn w/ flat base. UNATTACHED ACCESSORIES: good brown dbl. flap holster w/ stud strap retention. Numerous light scuffs throughout. Mag. pouch on front. Under flap user inked "ESTL(?)". Top of bottom flap marked "jhg/41". CONDITION: very faint high point wear; other aspects near excellent w/ factory quality refinish. Near excellent bore & grips. (18-4762/NW). CURIO. $1,000-1,500.

CASED ENGRAVED GOLD PLATED PRE WAR WALTHER MODEL

Lot #1258 (Sale Order 260 of 693)

PPK SEMI AUTO PISTOL. Cal. 7.65mm (32 ACP). S# 266630K. Frame mfg. 1940. Scroll engraved & fully gold plated including bbl. Blued recoil spring plus some sm. in the white internal parts. Slide scratch numbered 481. Ivory colored checkered Walther banner plastic grips. Post war factory style engraving & plating. MAGS: 2 gold plated flat base (not engraved) Walther banner 8 rd. marked "PPK 7.65mm" & blank. UNATTACHED ACCESSORIES: royal blue leatherette case w/ cord bordered red velvet outline in base & padded satin lid having silver Walther banner. Very good case (slight edge scruffs; especially right front corners) w/ no additional markings. Nickel plated thumb latch. CONDITION: light firing residue; all other aspects near excellent. (18-4769/NW). CURIO. $4,000-6,000.

CASED ENGRAVED GOLD PLATED WAR TIME WALTHER

Lot #1259 (Sale Order 261 of 693)

MODEL PP SEMI AUTO PISTOL. Cal. 7.65 mm (32 ACP). S# 290854P. Mfg. 1944 w/ Oak leaf engraved & fully gold plated including bbl. Blued recoil spring plus some sm. in the white internal parts. Matching numbered slide & Eagle N in ejection port. White checkered Walther banner plastic grips w/ "MADE IN GERMANY" at bottom of left grip. MAGS: 1 gold plated Walther banner 8 rd. marked "PP 7.65mm" w/ waffle engraved flat base. Post war factory style engraving & plating. UNATTACHED ACCESSORIES: royal blue leatherette case w/ cord bordered red velvet outline in base & padded satin lid having silver Walther banner. Near excellent case w/ no additional markings. Nickel plated thumb latch. CONDITION: sm. spot of oxidation at bottom rear of ejection port. Slight loss of plating on breech face by firing pin & hint of firing residue. Remaining overall appearance near excellent. (18-4770/NW). CURIO. $4,000-6,000.

POLICE MARKED WALTHER MODEL PP SEMI-AUTO PISTOL.

Lot #1260 (Sale Order 262 of 693)

Cal. 7.65mm (32 ACP). S# 329453. Bbl. 3 7/8". Mfg. 1964 (imported 1963-2000) in Germany having blued finish w/ right side of matching numbered (internally marked) slide having 'Interarms/VA." & "NW 453". Shield in circle to right of frame S# plus eagle N proofs on frame, slide & bbl. Checkered Walther banner black plastic grips. MAGS: 2 factory numbered "453" blued 8 rd. TOTAL; finger extension base & flat base. UNATTACHED ACCESSORIES: Walther / Interarms black plastic box. CONDITION: minimal high point wear near front of pistol plus light wear & marks on grips; all other aspects including bore are near excellent. (19-4233/NW). CURIO. $400-550.

WALTHER MODEL PPK SEMI AUTO PISTOL.

Lot #1261 (Sale Order 263 of 693)

Cal. 7.65mm (32ACP). S# 369185 k. Bbl. is 3 1/4". Mfg. 1942 w/ matching externally numbered slide. Eagle N proofs & "WaA359" marks. 1 Piece checkered black plastic grip w/ proper metal insert inside at butt. Distinct plum hue on frame (including bbl.) & somewhat on trigger. Slide & remaining pieces including trigger guard are blue. MAGS: 2 very good plus matte finished 7 rd. w/ Walther banner over "PPK 7,65m/m". Flat push button bases. UNATTACHED ACCESSORIES: very good unmarked flap holster w/ spare mag. pouch plus stud & strap retention. Angled single wide belt loop. Slight break in stitching for flap at front edge. CONDITION: very good to excellent overall appearance w/ very sharp markings. Typical wartime mill finish. Very slight high point & functioning wear. Very good grips w/ occasional light marks on left; very faint separation at bottoms & by mag. release. Near excellent bore. (19-4528/NW). CURIO. $1,200-1,800.

WALTHER MODEL PP SEMI AUTO PISTOL.

Lot #1262 (Sale Order 264 of 693)

Cal. 7.65m/m (32ACP). S# 100379 P. Bbl. is 4". Mfg. 1938 w/ crown N proofs, matching internally numbered slide & Walther banner checkered black plastic grips. MAGS: TOTAL 5 blued very good 8 rd. 1) Matte finished Walther banner marked w/ push button floorplate. 2) Same as 1 but refinished. 3) Walther banner & "pp 7,65mm" marked w/ finger extension. 4) Same as 3. 5) Unmarked w/ reproduction finger extension. UNATTACHED ACCESSORIES: 3 holsters TOTAL: MODEL PP; 1) Very good brown shoulder holster marked at top front w/ "D.R.G.M." / crossed rifle symbol / "AKah". Brass stud & strap retention. Bottom of holster has sewn loop for shoelace sized tie down. Single wide angular belt loop on back. Non adj. shoulder strap. 2) Very good unmarked black double flap belt holster w/ stud strap retention & front mag. pouch plus single wide belt loop (Consigner notes pre WWII). BROWNING HI-POWER; good brown shoulder holster w/ front mag. pouch, shoulder strap & stud/strap retention. Back knife scratched w/ "Ken Hirschel" & "Frazier" (02-13057). CONDITION: good to very good overall appearance w/ high point wear consistent w/ holstering. Front portion of slide w/ slight cleaned peppery oxidation; mostly on right. Very faint pinprick oxidation on backstrap. Very good grips & near excellent bore. (19-4908/NW). CURIO. $550-800.

VERY EARLY PRODUCTION WALTHER MODEL PP SEMI AUTO

Lot #1263 (Sale Order 265 of 693)

PISTOL. Cal. 7.65 mm. S# 751762. Mfg. 1930. Bbl. 4”. This early pistol is one of the first 2000 manufactured & features early split firing pin, reversed S#, wide 90° safety, no loaded pin indicator, wide small ring hammer, X backed Walther banner grips & slab style finger extension magazine. Crown N proofed bbl., frame & slide. MAGS: 1 – 8 rd. CONDITION: metal retains 85% original blue w/ scattered areas of finish loss. Straps have thinning finish. There are a few small patches of finish loss that have very fine shallow pits. Slide in frame have scattered handling marks. Very good grips. Frosted bore w/ lightly worn rifling & shallow pitting. (19-5042/ZAL). CURIO. $700 – 1,100.

EARLY WALTHER MODEL PP SEMI AUTO PISTOL W/ UNUSUAL

Lot #1264 (Sale Order 266 of 693)

POLICE MARKINGS. . Cal. 7.65 mm. S# 754355. Mfg. 1930. Bbl. 4”. This pistol has early features including: reversed S#, wide small ring hammer, split firing pin, wide 90° safety, loaded indicator pin & X backed Walther Banner grips. Slide is engraved “P. V. E. 2”. This is an unidentified police marking that some believe stands for Polizei (P) Verwaltung (V) Elberfeld (E) although this is not verified. Crown N proofed frame, bbl. & slide. MAGS: 1 – 8 rd. CONDITION: retains 85 – 90% original blue finish w/ light muzzle & high edge wear. Scattered handling marks. Very good grips. Very good bright bore w/ distinct rifling. (19-5045/ZAL). CURIO. $800 – 1,200.

EARLY WALTHER PP SEMI AUTO PISTOL.

Lot #1265 (Sale Order 267 of 693)

Cal. 7.65 mm. S# 756722. Mfg. 1930. Bbl. 4”. This early PP has reversed S#, large ring hammer, early split firing pin, loaded indicator, 90° safety & updated narrow safety lever. Crown N marked bbl., frame & slide. MAGS: 1 – 8 rd. CONDITION: metal retains over 95% original blue w/ light muzzle/high edge wear & a few minor handling marks. Very good grips. Very good bright bore w/ sharp rifling. (19-5052/ZAL). CURIO. $700 – 1,100.

COMMERCIAL 22 LR WALTHER MODEL PP SEMI AUTO

Lot #1266 (Sale Order 268 of 693)

PISTOL. Cal. 22 LR. S# 986899. Mfg. 1938. Bbl. 4”. Fixed sights. Standard Walther banner address markings. Tapered slide w/ a number of milled reliefs on interior of slide for reducing the weight. Checkered Walther banner grips. Crown N proofed on bbl., slide & frame. MAGS: 1 - 10 rd. w/ finger extension. CONDITION: slide as very good original finish showing light muzzle/high edge wear. Niter blue on safety lever has faded w/ exception of protected area. Frame has significant finish loss on rear & front grip straps w/ pitting. Side profiles of frame are very good w/ some high edge wear. Very good bright bore w/ sharp rifling. (19-5101/ZAL). CURIO. $700 – 1,100.

WALTHER PP SEMI AUTO PISTOL.

Lot #1267 (Sale Order 269 of 693)

Cal. 7.65 mm. S# 150281P. Mfg. 1938. Bbl. 4”. Fixed sights. Loaded indicator. Small ring hammer. Crown N proofed bbl., slide & frame. Checkered Walther banner grips. MAGS: 1 - 8 rd. flat bottom. CONDITION: overall very good w/ light muzzle/holster high edge wear. Niter blue parts have faded finish w/ exception of protected areas. Plum toned trigger. Very good grips w/ a few scattered light handling marks. Front grip strap has a patch of finish loss. Very good bright bore. (19-5102/ZAL). CURIO. $500 – 800.

EXTREMELY RARE FIRST VARIATION SS WALTHER RZM PPK

Lot #1268 (Sale Order 270 of 693)

SEMI AUTO PISTOL. Cal. 7.65 mm. S# 841128. Mfg. 1935. Bbl. 3.25”. This very hard to find PPK falls w/in the known S# range of the first variation SS PPK's w/ RZM markings (839XXX - 841XXX). The slide features the full S# under the muzzle which was hand applied by the arsenal when it was purchased for the SS. Matching numbers, including marked on the inside of the slide. These first variations do not come w/ factory numbered magazines. Standard Walther Banner w/ two line markings & circle RZM. 90° safety. Loaded indicator. Crown N proofed slide, chamber & bbl. Checkered Walther Banner brown plastic wrap around grips. Lanyard ring. UNATTACHED ACCESSORIES: later vintage Walther style relined blue presentation box. MAGS: 2 - 7 rd. on numbered Walther banner finger extension. CONDITION: overall very good retaining approximately 85 - 90% original rust blue finish w/ some muzzle/holster & high edge wear. Crisp clear markings. Light wear & thinning niter blue on safety lever. Good grips w/ a fine crack on top of left side. Very good bright bore w/ sharp rifling. (19-5149/ZAL). CURIO. $3,000 – 4,000.

WALTHER PP SEMI AUTO PISTOL W/ FACTORY BOX &

Lot #1269 (Sale Order 271 of 693)

ACCESSORIES. Cal. 7.65 mm. S# 111830P. Mfg. 1938. Bbl. 4”. Fixed sights. Loaded indicator. Standard Walther banner markings. Checkered black Walther banner grips. Crown N proofed barrel, frame & slide. Small ring hammer. UNATTACHED ACCESSORIES: nonmatching factory Walther box & accessories. MAGS: 1 - 8 rd. flat bottom. CONDITION: metal finish shows muzzle/high edge wear w/ finish loss on rear grip strap, right side of slide near ejection port & a small patch on front strap. Floor plate of magazine is slightly bent. Very good grips. Very good bore. (19-5150/ZAL). CURIO. $600 – 800.

PORTUGUESE GNR MARKED WALTHER P 38 SEMI AUTO

Lot #1270 (Sale Order 272 of 693)

PISTOL. Cal. 9 mm. S# 013205E. Bbl. 5”. Mfg. 1961. Slide is engraved w/ initials GNR (Guarda Nacional Republicana). W/ only approximately 80 of these pistols imported they are one of the hardest postwar Walther's military contracts to acquire. Checkered black plastic grips. Import marked. UNATTACHED ACCESSORIES: Walther woodgrain box that is numbered to another gun. Box has tattered edges that have been taped. MAGS: 1 – 8 rd. P1. CONDITION: overall very good metal finish w/ some muzzle & high edge wear. Good grips w/ a few scattered handling marks. Very good bright shiny bore w/ sharp rifling. (19-5035/ZAL). CURIO. $600 – 800.

WALTHER "ac/40" P 38 SEMI AUTO PISTOL W/ MATCHING

Lot #1271 (Sale Order 273 of 693)

MAG. Cal. 9 mm. S# 5713b. Bbl. 5". Matching numbers. Roll stamped "ac/40" approximately 14,000 Mfg. "ac" marked trigger guard web. “WaA 359” on frame & slide. High polish rust blue finish. Bakelite grips. MAGS: 1 - 8 rd. w/ matching S# on baseplate. CONDITION: overall very good metal finish w/ muzzle/high edge wear on bbl. & slide from holster. Slide retains approximately 85% bluing. Frame shows minor high edge wear. Very good grips. Very good bright bore w/ sharp rifling. (19-5141/ZAL). CURIO. $1,000 – 1,500.

COMMERCIAL WALTHER HP SEMI AUTO PISTOL.

Lot #1272 (Sale Order 274 of 693)

Cal. 9 mm. S# 24778. Bbl. 5". Matching numbered bbl. & frame. Eagle N bbl. & frame. Unnumbered slide w/ standard Walther Banner two line slide markings. Evidence of electro penciled name on right side of slide. Bakelite grips. MAGS: 1 - 8 rd. “p.38v/U”. CONDITION: overall very good reblued metal finish w/ mild handling marks & high edge wear. Scattered fine oxidation spots present. Very good bright bore w/ sharp rifling. (19-5142/ZAL). CURIO. $800 – 1,200.

MAUSER "byf/42" P 38 SEMI AUTO PISTOL.

Lot #1273 (Sale Order 275 of 693)

Cal. 9 mm. S# 9756. Bbl. 5". Matching numbers. Approximately 19,000 of this variation were manufactured. Rust blued finish. “WaA 135” on frame & slide. Bakelite grips. MAGS: 1 - 8 rd. CONDITION: overall very good w/ light muzzle wear & scattered handling marks. Some light pitting on right side of slide that has been touched up. Very good bright bore w/ sharp rifling. (19-5143/ZAL). CURIO. $600 – 900.

MAUSER "byf/43" P 38 SEMI AUTO PISTOL.

Lot #1274 (Sale Order 276 of 693)

Cal. 9 mm. S# 4386a. Bbl. 5". Matching numbers. “WaA 135” on frame, slide & bbl. Bakelite grips. MAGS: 1 - 8 rd. “WaA 135 & P. 38v” marked. CONDITION: overall very good original finish w/ minor high edge/muzzle holster wear. Very good grips. Very good bright bore w/ sharp rifling. (19-5144/ZAL). CURIO. $600 – 900.

WALTHER "ac 44" P 38 SEMI AUTO PISTOL W/ CAPTURE

Lot #1275 (Sale Order 277 of 693)

PAPERS. Cal. 9 mm. S# 6141g. Bbl. 5". Matching numbers. “WaA 359” on frame, slide & bbl. Bakelite grips. UNATTACHED ACCESSORIES: capture papers. MAGS: 1 - 8 rd. “P. 38v/U” marked. CONDITION: overall good original finish w/ light muzzle/high edge holster wear. Fine spots of pinprick oxidation present. Very good bore w/ sharp rifling. (19-5145/ZAL). CURIO. $500 – 750.

WALTHER "ac 45" P 38 SEMI AUTO PISTOL.

Lot #1276 (Sale Order 278 of 693)

Cal. 9 mm. S# 161c. Bbl. 5". Matching numbers. Rust blued finish w/ late war polishing. “WaA 359” on frame & single line 45 dated slide. Bakelite grips. MAGS: 1 - 8 rd. CONDITION: overall good showing some faint high edge wear. A fine pinprick oxidation & light pitting present. Very good bright bore w/ sharp rifling. (19-5146/ZAL). CURIO. $500 – 700.

SPREEWERKE "cyq" P 38 SEMI AUTO PISTOL.

Lot #1277 (Sale Order 279 of 693)

Cal. 9 mm. S# 5257z. Bbl. 5". Matching numbers; "z" suffix indicates mfg. March, 1945. WaA 88 on frame, bbl. & slide. Bakelite grips. MAGS: 1 - 8 rd. “jvd, WaA 708 & P 38/U” marked mag. CONDITION: overall very good w/ light high edge/muzzle wear. Very good bright bore w/ sharp rifling. (19-5147/ZAL). CURIO. $500 – 700.

SPREEWERKE "cyq" P 38 SEMI AUTO PISTOL.

Lot #1278 (Sale Order 280 of 693)

Cal. 9 mm. S# 4204r. Bbl. 5". Matching numbers. WaA 88 on frame & slide. Asterisk marked bbl. & frame. Bakelite grips. MAGS: 2 - 8 rd. w/ electro penciled S#/1 & 2. CONDITION: overall very good w/ light high edge/muzzle holster wear. Some fine pinprick oxidation present on slide. Very good bright bore w/ sharp rifling. (19-5148/ZAL). CURIO. $400 – 600.

SPREEWERKE "cyq" P 38 SEMI AUTO PISTOL.

Lot #1279 (Sale Order 281 of 693)

Cal. 9 mm. S# 6063y. Matching slide & frame. Bbl. numbered "6063", no suffix & is marked “WaA 359”. “WaA 88” on frame & slide. Bakelite grips. MAGS: 1 - 8 rd. “jvd, WaA 708 & P 38” marked. CONDITION: overall very good finish showing some high edge/muzzle holster wear. Very good grips. Very good bore. (19-5159/ZAL). CURIO. $600 – 900.

MAUSER "byf/44" P 38 SEMI AUTO PISTOL.

Lot #1280 (Sale Order 282 of 693)

Cal. 9 mm. S# 6654r. Bbl. 5” matching numbers. Rust blued finish. Standard markings on slide. WaA 135 on slide & frame. Bakelite grips. MAGS: 1 - 8 rd. marked "P. 38v" CONDITION: overall very good w/ thinning bbl. finish & high edge wear. Front strap & trigger guard finish is thinning. Scattered handling marks. Very good grips showing a few light marks. Very good bright bore w/ sharp rifling. (19-5160/ZAL). CURIO. $500 – 800.

WALTHER FIRST VARIATION "ac/42" P 38 SEMI AUTO

Lot #1281 (Sale Order 283 of 693)

PISTOL. Cal. 9 mm. S# 9016. Matching numbers. WaA 359 on frame, slide, trigger, bbl. retaining latch, safety catch, firing pin cover, hammer & trigger bar. Approximately 21,000 Mfg. in this first variation configuration. Bakelite grips. MAGS: 1 - 8 WaA 359. CONDITION: overall very good w/ light high edge/muzzle holster wear w/ a few fine spots of pinprick oxidation. Very good grips. Very good bright bore w/ sharp rifling. (19-5177/ZAL). CURIO. $500 – 700.

MAUSER "byf/43" P 38 SEMI AUTO PISTOL.

Lot #1282 (Sale Order 284 of 693)

Cal. 9 mm. S# 8471d. Bbl. 5". All matching numbers. “WaA 135” on frame, bbl., locking block & slide. UNATTACHED ACCESSORIES: unmarked brown leather holster. MAGS: 2 - 8 rd. CONDITION: overall very good original finish w/ thinning finish on bbl., grip strap & slide. Light muzzle/high edge holster wear. Very good grips. Very good bright bore w/ sharp rifling. Holster shows some scuffing & wear w/ altered belt loop. (19-5328/ZAL). CURIO. $400 – 600.

WW II GERMAN PROOFED FN MODEL 1922 SEMI AUTO

Lot #1283 (Sale Order 285 of 693)

PISTOL. Cal. 7.65 mm. S# 84862a. Bbl. 4.5” w/ German firing proof. Slide & frame marked w/ WaA140 proofs. Slide marked (H). Checkered FN monogram black composite grips. Matching numbers. UNATTACHED ACCESSORIES: unmarked brown leather holster. MAGS: 1 – 9 rd. CONDITION: overall very good original finish w/ some mild muzzle wear that has a small amount of oxidation w/in. Grips show scattered handling marks & left panel has a small gouge. Very good bright bore w/ sharp rifling. Very good holster w/ some light scuffing. (19-3716/ZAL). CURIO. $400 – 600.

GERMAN WW II PROOFED FN 1922 SEMI AUTO PISTOL.

Lot #1284 (Sale Order 286 of 693)

Cal. 7.65 mm. S# 202361. Bbl. 4.25” w/ German firing proof. WaA 140 proofed slide & frame. Matching numbers. Checkered walnut grips. MAGS: 1 - 9 rd. CONDITION: overall very good reboot metal finish over light pitting. Light muzzle wear & scattered faint handling marks present. Good bore w/ sharp rifling & fine pitting. (19-4176/ZAL). CURIO. $300 – 500.

F.N. MODEL 22 GERMAN MARKED SEMI AUTO PISTOL

Lot #1285 (Sale Order 287 of 693)

w/ LUFTWAFFE MARKED HOLSTER. Cal. 7.65mm. S# 52169a. Bbl. 4 1/2". Semi circular front sight w/ fixed V notch rear sight. Blue finish. 2 Piece checkered walnut grips. Bbl. & frame have matching numbers w/ left side of frame marked "(H)" forward of standard FN one line address marking. Left side of bbl. & frame have German eagle & waffenamt "WaA140" proof. MAGS: 2 detachable 8 rd. UNATTACHED ACCESSORIES: leather flap holster. Inside of flap marked "nur fur lange / Browning Pistole / Kal. 7.65". CONDITION: 80% dull lightly worn blue showing edge & muzzle wear showing spots of freckling. Grips show light wear. Bore is bright w/ sound rifling. (19-5151/DS). CURIO. $450-600.

LITHUANIAN FN HI POWER SEMI AUTO PISTOL

Lot #1286 (Sale Order 288 of 693)

Cal. 9 mm Luger. S# 899. Lithuanian contract of 1937 for 7,000 units. Pillars of Gedimina marking on top of slide having 50-500 tangent sight. Matching numbered bbl. & slide. Leige proofs, lanyard loop at bottom of backstrap, mag. safety & border checkered hard wood grips w/ natural backs. MAGS: good 13 rd. w/ split base & aluminum follower. Base of spine has boxed A, 4 & Pillars of Gedimina symbol. CONDITION: good to very good overall appearance w/ thinning finish & high point wear throughout; especially grip area. Hand worn grips w/ light marks; right grip best appearing. Good bore w/ minimal wear & even light frosting. PROVENANCE: Originally acquired from farmhouses throughout Maine & descended through the family. (18-4383/NW). CURIO. $1,100-1,600.

GERMAN OCCUPATION FN HIGH POWER WaA 140 SECOND

Lot #1287 (Sale Order 289 of 693)

VARIATION SEMI AUTO PISTOL. . Cal. 9 mm. S# 1561a. Mfg. 5/43 - 12/43. Fixed sights. Checkered walnut grips. WaA 140 & German test proofs on frame & slide. MAGS: 1 - 13 rd. w/ partially struck WaA. CONDITION: overall very good w/ some muzzle/high edge wear. Thinning finish on front strap. Scattered light handling marks. Very good grips. Bright bore w/ sharp rifling. (19-5154/ZAL). CURIO. $700 - 1,100.

GERMAN OCCUPATION FN HIGH POWER WaA 140 THIRD

Lot #1288 (Sale Order 290 of 693)

VARIATION SEMI AUTO PISTOL. . Cal. 9 mm. S# 503076. Mfg. 1/44 - 8/44. Fixed sights. Bakelite grips. Late war rough polishing. WaA 140 proved frame & slide. UNATTACHED ACCESSORIES: black pigskin P 38 holster w/ belt straps removed. MAGS: 2 - 13 rd. unmarked, late war. CONDITION: overall very good original finish w/ light high edge/holster wear. Scattered light handling marks. Very good bright bore w/ sharp rifling. (19-5221/ZAL). CURIO. $600 – 1,000.

LARGE GROUP OF WWI GERMAN & WWII GERMAN

Lot #1289 (Sale Order 291 of 693)

STYLE MEDALS, INSIGNIA & MORE. This lot contains many original WWII German items as well as reproductions. Please examine this lot carefully. Lot includes WWI 2nd Class Iron Cross w/ ribbon. / WWII 2nd Class Iron Cross w/ ribbon. / 2 WWII Iron Cross ribbons. / Reproduction 1870 1st Class Iron Cross. / 1914 1st Class Iron Cross. / 1939 First Class Iron Cross. / Eagle, banner & buttons from the face of an Army Feldgendarmerie gorget likely of post war mfg. (gorget body not included). / SS car pennant featuring a printed black SS eagle & "J/1" on a white triangular field sewn to a black bodied pennant. Pennant is of post war mfg. / WWII NSDAP Party armband in red wool w/ sewn white center & black tape symbol. / Reproduction cloth SS eagle. / 1935 Arbeitsbuch. / WWII era Nurnberg postcard. / Sm. printed red, white & black Party pennant w/ brass rings for suspension. / 18" x 15" Party flag w/ white sewn center. / Army dress bayonet w/ 10 1/8" blade marked "EMIL VOCS SOLINGEN". Bayonet features stag handled grips, a black enameled scabbard & a leather frog. / Silver SA sports badge marked on the reverse in part "W. REDO". / West Wall medal & ribbon in brown leatherette case. / WWI era Bavarian War Service Cross w/ swords. / WWII black wound badge. / Miniature silver Mothers Cross. / SA Treffen badge marked on reverse "RZM M1/17 GES. GESCH.". Badge is of questionable age. / WWII Submariners badge marked on the reverse "FRANK & REIF STUTTGART". / WWII Paratroopers badge. / Badge has rivet construction but is unsigned. There is wear but the age of this badge is undetermined. / Luftwaffe Feldgendarmerie gorget w/ chain likely of post war mfg. / SA enlisted pioneer collar tab. / SS enlisted collar tab in black w/ a central "3". / Repro SS cap eagle. / Luftschutz medal. / Hitler Youth Proficiency badge. / Repro SS skull. / Stick pin w/ winged black & white enamel shield. / Enlisted Army breast eagle. / Field police patch from Koln. / Luftschutz stick pin. / Kyffhauserbund stick pin. / Mini book titled "Der Fuhrer In Den Bergen". / Police cap eagle. / Veterans cap eagle. / 1937 Reichsparteitag. / Miniature 1942 shooting badge. / US hooded knights token from Michigan. CONDITION: most items show light to moderate wear w/ some oxidation on many of the metal pieces. (02-12477/BF). $700-1,100.

2 WWII GERMAN UNIFORM COATS.

Lot #1290 (Sale Order 292 of 693)

1) ARTILLERY OFFICER. A field green dress uniform coat w/ dark green collar. Red piped shoulder boards for a Second Lieutenant of Artillery. Matching red piped silver bullion collar tabs & silver bullion breast eagle. Pebble finished, field green painted buttons. There are loops for a ribbon bar & a single badge on the pocket (not present). CONDITION: scattered moth damage particularly on the left cuff & to the right of the breast eagle. (02-13037/BF). 2) ENGINEER OFFICER. A field green dress uniform coat w/ a dark green collar & cuffs both piped in black. Black piped shoulder boards for a Second Lieutenant in the 39th Engineer Battalion of the 3rd Division. Shoulder boards have silver colored buttons bearing the number "3" & gold colored "39" applied to the top of the board. Matching silver bullion collar tabs are piped in black. Breast eagle has been removed but ghost stitching lines can be seen. There are 8 pebble finished silver buttons down the black piped front of the coat. There is a 2nd Class Iron Cross button hole ribbon & a ribbon bar for the Sudetenland medal w/ Prague bar. There are loops for 2 badges (not present). CONDITION: uniform coat shows very light wear overall. (02-13038/BF). $1,000-1,400.

WWII GERMAN SS DAGGER.

Lot #1291 (Sale Order 293 of 693)

Overall length: 14 3/4". Unmarked blade is etched "Meine Ehre Heisst Treue". Nickel silver mounts. Black finished wooden grip w/ aluminum eagle & black enamel SS button. Nickel silver mounted black enameled scabbard. Original hanger attached. CONDITION: blade has a dull gray finish attesting to years of use. Hilt generally shows light wear. Top mounts has scattered dings. Scabbard has about 95% finish w/ a few minor dents to the mounts. Tip is missing both screws. Hanger is complete, functional & shows light to moderate wear. (02-12279/BF). $1,000-1,500.

WWII GERMAN STYLE SS DAGGER.

Lot #1291A (Sale Order 294 of 693)

Overall length: 14 1/2”. Blade is etched on 1 side, “Meine Ehre Heisst Treue” & on the other, “RZM 941/40SS”. Nickel silver crossguards. Black wooden grip w/ nickel silver eagle & enamel SS button. Nickel silver mounted black enameled scabbard. This dagger is likely a post WWII assembled dagger from both original & reproduction parts. Parts daggers like this were sold after the close of the war as war mementos. CONDITION: blade has a medium gray lightly mottled patina w/ noticeable scabbard wear. Etching is crisp & reasonably deep. Grip shows wear along w/ scuffs & scrapes. There is some glue showing around the eagle. Scabbard generally shows light wear. It does not fit the blade well & may post date the dagger itself. (02-12831-1/BF). $200-400.

HITLER'S STATIONARY, GERMAN BOOKS &

Lot #1292 (Sale Order 295 of 693)

MEMORABILIA. 4 Pieces of stationary; 2 envelopes & 2 pieces of note paper embossed w/ eagle over swastika flanked by initials "AH". 3 Modern photo albums containing official photographs of Hitler, Nazi officials, troop formations, ships & aircraft. Most photos have printed captions on back & were intended for official photo albums or publication use. 1 Paperback book showing scenes from Hitler's life up until he became Chancellor. "HITLER IN SEINEN BERGEN" paperback book showing pictures of Hitler in the mountains. "Olympia 1936" hard cover book w/ tipped in pictures describing 1936 Olympics. Album of tipped in pictures titled "ADOLF HITLER" & similar album titled "Deutchland erwacht" w/ tipped in pictures. Soft covered volume titled "DIE NACHKRIEGSZEIT 1918-1934" containing cigarette card pictures; appears complete. Soft covered volume titled "Der Welt krieg" covering years 1914-1918 w/ cigarette card pictures; appears complete. Lg. soft covered book titled "DER BUNTE ROCK" showing sm. colored pictures of the uniforms of various German states through the 19th century. 1 Hard bound original F.W. Assmann & Sohne catalog printed in 1937; one of the largest manufacturers of third Reich insignia; has document describing catalog dated 1963. German aircraft recognition handbook printed in 1943 showing various types of allied & German aircraft. Paperback book, printed in English, w/ printed list of German manufacturers codes, waffenamts & proof markings 1934-1945. 5 Paperbound volumes describing German id discs. 1 Volume "WWII German War Booty" by Thomas Johnson. "THE HOAX OF THE TWENTIETH CENTURY" by A.R. Butz. "Juden Sehen Dich an" a scarce Antisemetic book. Reprinted manuals for German k98 rifle & U.S. manual for Mosin Nagant rifles dated 1954. "KNIGHTS OF THE IRON CROSS" by Wiliamson. "WEAPONS OF THE WAFFEN SS" by Bruce Quarrie. "BADGES & INSIGNIA of the Third Reich" by Brian Leigh Davis. "GERMAN PISTOLS AND HOLSTERS 1934-1945" volumes 2-4 by Lt. Col. Robert D. Whittington III. CONDITION: stationary shows light wear & fading overall. Books show wear, separations & folded corners. "Der Welt Krieg" has detached covers. Most other items generally show use & moderate wear. (02-10580/RW/BF). $200-400.

4 WWII GERMAN HITLER YOUTH KNIVES.

Lot #1293 (Sale Order 296 of 693)

1) Overall length: 10". Plain blade marked "KLITTERMANN & MOOG G.m.b.H. HAAN b/SOLINGEN" & "RZM M7/29-1939". Steel hilt w/ 2 piece black composite grips held on by 2 plated brass pins. Front grip has an inset Hitler Youth diamond in opaque white & clear red enamel. Black finished steel scabbard w/ integral leather belt loop. CONDITION: blade shows a gray patina & evidence of cleaning. Hilt has no finish remaining on the steel. Grips are undamaged. Scabbard is missing nearly all of the attached leather belt loop. 2) Overall length: 10". Blade is etched "Blut und Ehre!" & is marked "ANTON WINGEN JB (logo) SOLINGEN GES. GESCHUTZT". Plated steel hilt w/ 2 piece black composite grips held on by 2 plated brass pins. Front grip has an inset Hitler Youth diamond in opaque white & clear red enamel. Black finished aluminum scabbard w/ integral leather belt loop may be a reproduction. CONDITION: blade shows a gray mottled patina w/ scattered darkened areas. Front grip has a break near the crossguard. Diamond shows some abrasions. Scabbard shows very light wear. 3) Overall length: 10". Plain blade marked "RZM M7/118". Pot metal hilt w/ 2 piece black composite grips held on by 2 iron pins. Front grip has an inset Hitler Youth diamond in opaque white & clear red enamel. Black finished steel scabbard. CONDITION: blade appears to have been melted or dipped in a caustic liquid. Hilt has active oxidation w/ notable losses to the metal. Grips show light to moderate wear. Scabbard has 30% black finish remaining & no leather. 4) Overall length: 9 5/8". Blade is lightly etched "Blut und Ehre!" & is marked "RZM M7/2 1937". Nickel silver hilt w/ 2 piece black composite grip held on by 2 nickel silver pins. Front grip has an inset Hitler Youth diamond in opaque white & clear red enamel. No scabbard. This knife is of undetermined age & may be of post WWII production. CONDITION: blade shows light wear w/ a gray finish. Hilt & grips show light wear overall. (02-12283-16(4)/BF). $300-500.

2 WWII GERMAN FLAG POLE TOPS.

Lot #1294 (Sale Order 297 of 693)

1) HITLER YOUTH STANDARD BEARERS POLE TOP. Overall height: 14 1/4". Scarce bayonet like pole top has a 10 1/2" aluminum blade rising above the aluminum socket. Socket is marked "RZM M3/27". There are 2 attachment holes in the socket. CONDITION: top shows light wear w/ some scratches on the side of the aluminum. 2) EARLY PARTY FLAG POLE TOP. Overall height: 8". Steel top features a Party symbol inside a 4 1/2" circle. No markings. CONDITION: there is some loss of finish to the symbol & socket. (02-12286-5(2)/BF). $400-700.

COLLECTION OF GERMAN & JAPANESE GRENADES WITH

Lot #1295 (Sale Order 298 of 693)

OTHER INERT ORDNANCE. This varied group of 10 inert grenades includes 2 German Stielhandgranate (potato masher) hand grenades marked on the can "VOR GEBRAUCH SPRENGKAPSEL EINSETZEN" w/ wooden handles intact. / 2 Japanese Type 97 hand grenades, 1 w/ brass fuse holder intact. / 1 Japanese Type 99 hand grenade. / 1 Japanese Type 2 1/3 kg HEAT (High Explosive Anti Tank) cluster bomblet. / 1 US baseball dummy grenade. / 1 US MK 2 grenade. / 1 Danish M1923 grenade. / 1 British Mills bomb cut away & turned into an ashtray. / Other inert ordnance in this group includes 1 German Schutzenmine 42 that includes wooden box & ignition mechanism only. / 1 M6A1 Anti-tank rocket. / 1 M6A3 type rocket w/ an M6A1 style fin assembly. CONDITION: stick grenades show light to moderate wear. All of the grenades & explosive devices show moderate wear & are complete to varying degrees. Rockets both show light overall wear. (02-13191(11)/BF). $1,200-1,600.

3 WWII GERMAN FLAGS & 1 BANNER.

Lot #1296 (Sale Order 299 of 693)

1) KREIGSMARINE BATTLE FLAG. This flag measures 57" x 94 1/2". It is black, white & red in color & of standard battle flag form. The hoist is marked in part "R.Kr.Fl. 150x250" & has the eagle over "M" Kreigsmarine mark. 2) PARTY FLAG. This flag measures 46 1/2" x 76". A red bodied flag featuring a black printed device on a sewn white circular field. 3) PARTY FLAG. This flag measures 27 1/2" x 44 1/2". A red bodied flag featuring a black printed device on a sewn white circular field. 4) PARTY BANNER. This banner measures 32" x 111". A red bodied banner featuring a black printed device on a sewn white circular field. CONDITION: all flags show light wear w/ minor staining & a few sm. scattered holes. PROVENANCE: Estate Firearms & Militaria Collection of Thomas F. Harrigan. (02-11921(4)/BF). $500-800.

LARGE LOT OF WWII GERMAN BELT BUCKLES.

Lot #1297 (Sale Order 300 of 693)

This varied group of buckles includes mostly authentic WWII issue buckles however there are a few reproduction pieces as identified below. We encourage interested bidders to examine this lot closely. This group includes an NSBO buckle in brass w/ central arm, hammer & cogwheel on circular device. / Army "GOTT MIT UNS" w/ leather tab. Buckle features a painted OD finish associated w/the Afrika Corps. / Weimar Republic Army buckle w/ "GOTT MIT UNS" over Weimar eagle. Leather tab dated 1928. / Steel Hitler Youth belt buckle w/ HJ eagle below "Blut und Ehre". / East German enlisted mans buckle. / Steel Luftwaffe buckle w/ central later style eagle. Leather tab dated 1941. / Brass SA buckle w/ central eagle & Party symbol. / Red Cross enlisted buckle of undetermined age w/ central cross in a circle. / Aluminum Luftschutz buckle w/ central wing Party device w/ "LUFTSCHUTZ" above. / Reproduction 2 piece officers buckle w/ incorrect keeper. / Steel Deutsche Reichsbahn buckle w/ central winged wheel over Party symbol. / Enlisted steel National Socialist Students League buckle. / Aluminum DAF buckle. / Aluminum 2 piece officers buckle (no keeper) likely for a customs official. / 1936 Olympics belt buckle w/ central device featuring Olympic rings, German eagle & "BERLIN". This buckle is of unknown age & origin. / Plated RAD enlisted buckle of questionable age featuring central Party symbol above wheat ears on circular device. / SS enlisted belt buckle marked "RODO" on the reverse. Buckle is steel w/ a silvered finish. / Steel Luftwaffe buckle w/ later eagle & leather tab dated 1941. / RAD belt buckle featuring a square shovel over wheat ears on a circular center. / Steel enlisted belt buckle w/ silvered finish. Interior of central circular device has a pebbled finish only. CONDITION: buckles show expected light to moderate wear. (02-12994-2/BF). $1,000-1,500.

LARGE LOT OF WWII GERMAN BELT BUCKLES &

Lot #1298 (Sale Order 301 of 693)

IMPERIAL GERMAN MEDALS & PINS. This varied group of buckles includes mostly authentic WWII issue buckles however there are a few reproduction pieces as identified below. We encourage interested bidders to examine this lot closely. Group consists of a Luftwaffe aluminum buckle featuring a central early style eagle. / RAD buckle in aluminum w/ leather tab. / Luftwaffe aluminum buckle w/ central later eagle. / Red Cross aluminum buckle featuring eagle in wreath. / 2 Hitler Youth buckles w/ HJ eagle below "Blut und Ehre". / Aluminum army style "GOTT MIT UNS" buckle w/ gold finish possibly for Kregsmarine. / Police aluminum buckle w/ central Party symbol below "Gott mit uns". / 2 Piece political leaders buckle in gold washed aluminum (keeper missing). / WWI Army belt buckle in steel w/ "GOTT MIT UNS" over crown. / Luftwaffe 2 piece officers buckle w/ gold central old style eagle. This buckle is of questionable age. / SA buckle in brass w/ central early eagle atop Party symbol. / Reproduction Teno enlisted buckle in steel. / Navy buckle in silver finish of questionable age w/ broken belt loop & missing keeper. / Reproduction 2 piece NSKK gilded buckle w/ keeper. / SA buckle in brass w/ nickel central device featuring early eagle over Party symbol. / Army 2 piece officers buckle missing keeper. / Scarce RLB 1st pattern enlisted buckle featuring eagle in wreath. / 2 Piece officers style buckle in brass featuring a central drooped wing eagle likely the 1933 Prussian coat of arms (missing keeper). / Youth organization buckle featuring a central runic "S". / 4 Aluminum keepers. / Medals & pins in this group include a 4 award medal bar that includes a WWI 2nd Class Iron Cross, 9 year long service medal, Honour Legion Furg Dagerland medal & Kyffhauserbund medal. / 1914-18 Cross w/ swords & ribbon. / Chain that includes 5 German marksmanship association awards dating between 1913 & 1934. / Prussian patriotic badge. / Railroad enamel pin. CONDITION: buckles show expected light to moderate wear. The political leaders buckle has some oxidation & bending to the clasp. Medals & pins show light wear. (02-12994-1/BF). $900-1,400.

WWII GERMAN SS FLAG.

Lot #1299 (Sale Order 302 of 693)

A lg. 2 sided cotton bunting flag measuring approx. 6 ft. across by 10 ft. long. Flag is the printed version w/ large white SS runes in the center. The hoist is white cotton w/ internal rope lanyards. Flag has sewn corners as appropriate for strengthening. CONDITION: flag shows light wear & for a 70 year old flag it is in near excellent condition. (02-12473/BS). $700-1,000.

WWII GERMAN CLOTH BADGE, INSIGNIA & FLAG.

Lot #1300 (Sale Order 303 of 693)

1) Cloth German Cross in gold featuring blue gray wool cloth w/ gray/brown stitching topped w/ silver bullion. The metal gold wreath is dated 1941 & is surrounded by red edging w/ silver on the outside edge. Stitched black Party symbol is edged in silver on a white field. The reverse has a black paper covering w/ a white mfg. mark in the center. CONDITION: the outer edge of the badge has significant moth damage in the upper right quadrant. Badge appears unissued but has storage wear. 2) Luftwaffe desk/table flag featuring a Luftwaffe eagle in wreath on a white, black & gold field w/ fringed edging. Flag measures approx. 5 1/2" x 5 1/2" & is constructed of stiff cotton material. Flags like this were used on desks & tables to denote high ranking Luftwaffe officials. No base or suspension dowel present. CONDITION: cloth shows very light staining & some wear to the fringe. 3) Luftwaffe Helpers patch featuring a blue Luftwaffe eagle w/ "LH" above on a black inverted triangle. CONDITION: patch shows light to moderate wear. 4) 6 Yellow Naval or Coast Artillery hat eagles on tan, possibly for Afrika Corps use. CONDITION: unissued. 5) SHD Repair & Maintenance Personnel patch featuring a white Gothic "I" on a brown oval edged in green. CONDITION: unissued. (02-13205/BF). $600-900.

EXCEPTIONAL WWII GERMAN BADGES & MEDALS.

Lot #1301 (Sale Order 304 of 693)

This fine group contains many rare examples including: 1) Heavy Athletics Sports badge in bronze featuring an eagle w/ barbells & wrestlers below. Reverse has the correct pin & is marked at the base "E. SCHMIDHAUSSLER PFORZHEIM". CONDITION: face of badge shows light wear w/ some darker finish toward the base. Rear shows a mottled patina & pin is complete. Mark is a bit light but easily legible. 2) SA Defense badge for war disabled in bronze featuring a Party symbol superimposed by sword w/ a rune below. Reverse features a wide pin. Badge is marked "RZM M1/100". CONDITION: badge has a somewhat oxidized finish otherwise it shows light wear w/ no notable defects. 3) Red Cross Sister Cross Second Model. Medal is comprised of a silver maltese cross w/ a central medallion that has a WWII German Red Cross eagle in enamel. Reverse is plain except for a sm. triangle at the base. CONDITION: medal shows light wear w/ no damage to the enamel. 4) Hitler Youth "Kreissieger" 1939 Regional Trade Competition Victor’s badge. Badge has a bronze finish w/ white & red enamel & features an eagle on a cogwheel w/ an HJ diamond attached. Reverse has a wide pin & is marked "(logo) H. AURICH DRESDEN A.16". CONDITION: badge shows light wear overall. 5) Olympic Second Class breast badge/medal. A stunning example of the 1936 Olympic decoration given by Germany. Medal features a gold finish w/ brilliant white enamel. The reverse shows 2 rivet construction. This medal is unmarked but typical of Godet of Berlin mfg. Ribbon is correct, as is the attachment pin. CONDITION: nearly unissued. (02-13206/BF). $600-1,000.

2 WWII GERMAN DAGGERS.

Lot #1302 (Sale Order 305 of 693)

1) SA DAGGER. Overall length: 14 3/4". Blade length: 8 3/4". Blade is etched "Alles fur Deutschland" & is marked "RZM M7/80". Plated guards. Wood grip w/ aluminum eagle & enamel SA button. Brown painted scabbard w/ plated mounts. Dagger hanger leather is marked "RZM L2/371/41". Clip is marked "M5/25 RZM". CONDITION: blade shows substantial original factory polish w/ visible scabbard wear. Hilt is a bit loose. Mounts have a light gray patina. Grip shows superficial scuffs & scrapes. Enamel button is undamaged. Scabbard body has 95% finish. Mounts are undamaged. Hanger shows light wear. 2) LUFTWAFFE SECOND MODEL DAGGER. Overall length: 17". Blade length: 10". Unmarked blade. Aluminum mounts. Pommel shows gold plating on central device. Wire wrapped yellow grip. Scabbard is iron w/ aluminum suspension bands & is complete w/ hangers. CONDITION: blade shows substantial original factory polish w/ light scabbard wear. Mounts show light wear. Grip appears to have a sm. repair at the top & bottom. Original wire has been replaced w/ twisted copper wire. Scabbard body shows overall oxidation w/ some active rust. Hanger is quite solid but is missing the lower attachment clip. PROVENANCE: Estate Firearms & Militaria Collection of Thomas F. Harrigan. (02-11931(2)/BF). $600-900.

WWII GERMAN RED CROSS OFFICERS DAGGER.

Lot #1303 (Sale Order 306 of 693)

Overall length: 15". Unmarked blade. Plated pot metal mounts. Orange grip. Plated steel scabbard. Scabbard has partial Luftwaffe dagger hangers attached. CONDITION: blade has areas of original factory polish w/ spotty darkened areas. There are some scratches likely due to trying to clean the dark spots w/ steel wool. Crossguard has a few spots of corrosion where plating is missing. Grip, crossguard & pommel are a bit loose. Scabbard shows moderate wear w/ scattered areas of oxidation. Top hanger strap is broken at the clip. Bottom strap is a bit frayed. (02-12282/BF). $600-1,000.

WWII GERMAN P.O.W. MADE SUBMARINE BADGE, STICK PIN

Lot #1304 (Sale Order 307 of 693)

GROUP, MEMBERSHIP PINS & "MEIN KAMPF". 1) SUB BADGE. A handmade lead copy of a WWII German submariners badge. An attached tag reads in part "A gift to a Delaware chicken farmer who used captured German POW's in Georgetown, Delaware during the war". It was common practice to use prisoners of war on farms as an emergency labor force. Many German POWs enjoyed the Delaware area & settled there after hostilities had ceased during WWII. CONDITION: badge is obviously handmade, likely from scrap lead & exhibits an aged patina. Detail is good considering it was worked w/ hand tools only. (02-12419/BF). 2) 12 PINS & STICK PINS. This interesting lot includes a 1942 Police pin. / Porcelain 21 Juni 1934 Hitler Youth pin. / Aluminum 1936 Hitler Youth pin. / Small DAF cog wheel pin. / Single close combat award badge stick pin. / Dbl. 1939 Iron Cross w/ Silver Wound badge stick pin. / DRL badge stick pin. / DAF cog wheel stick pin. / SA Sports badge stick pin. / Infantry Assault badge stick pin. / Enamel red, white & black RAD stick pin. / Interesting stick pin w/ a natural amber stone surmounted by a DAF cog wheel & a mining insignia. A paper tag attached reads "GARANTIERT ECHT BERNSTEIN NBJ". All stick pins have a knurled pin. CONDITION: all pins show light wear overall. (02-12421/BF). $400-600. 3) AMERICAN COPY OF ADOLPH HITLER'S "MEIN KAMPF". The book contains 694 pgs. reflecting the thoughts, beliefs & ideology of Adolph Hitler. It has a red cover & was published by Houghton, Mifflin & Company of Boston, MA in 1943 as translated by Ralph Manheim. The book was printed in the United States by the Riverside Press of Cambridge, MA. CONDITION: binding is worn at the top & bottom of the spine. There is light staining to the front cover. (02-13211/BF). $500-750.

3 WWII GERMAN PARTY FLAGS OR BANNERS.

Lot #1305 (Sale Order 308 of 693)

All flags/banners have a central white circular disk w/ printed black Party symbol sewn to a red field. 1) Measures 46" x 32". 2) Measures 43" x 27". 3) Measures 122" x 47". CONDITION: 2 flags show very light wear overall. 1 Is slightly tattered, especially at the edges. (02-12474(3)/BF). $400-700.

WWII GERMAN SA DAGGER.

Lot #1306 (Sale Order 309 of 693)

14 3/4" Overall. Blade is etched "Alles fur Deutscheland" & marked on the opposite side "RZM M7/37". Plated crossguards & pommel nut. Enamel SA button & plated eagle are inset in the wooden grip. Brown scabbard w/ plated mounts. CONDITION: blade shows original factory polish w/ notable scabbard wear. Hilt & scabbard show very light wear. PROVENANCE: Estate Collection of George W. Browning. (02-12441 /BF). $400-600.

GERMAN SWORD WITH SCABBARD.

Lot #1307 (Sale Order 310 of 693)

Overall length: 38 1/2". Blade length: 32 1/2". Single fullered blade marked at the ricasso, "ORIGINAL (squirrel) EICKHORN SOLINGEN". Gilded brass hilt stamped on the underside, "D.R.R.". Party eagle on crossguard & lion head pommel w/ red eyes. Black composite grip w/ aluminum wire wrap. Black enameled steel scabbard. CONDITION: blade shows substantial original factory polish but does have a bend. Hilt retains 40% of original gilded finish. Grip undamaged. Scabbard has 95% black finish but also has a bend near the center. (02-12487/BF). $200-400.

NAGOYA TYPE 2 PARATROOPER BOLT ACTION RIFLE.

Lot #1308 (Sale Order 311 of 693)

Cal. 7.7 Jap. S# 17669. Bbl. 25 7/8". Very fine example of Type 2 Paratrooper rifle w/ correct features & matching numbers noting that bbl. & takedown mechanism has separate 3 digit number. Rifle numbers matches on receiver, bolt, extractor, dust cover & upper bbl. band. Receiver marked on left side w/ Nagoya Arsenal marking. Receiver ring has crisp mum & characters for Type 2. Bolt has straight handle w/ oval knob. Notched safety knob. Correct dust cover. Ladder aperture sight w/ anti aircraft wings. Inverted V front sight w/ protected ears. Cleaning rod is present. 3 Screw upper band. Slotted rear band w/out provision for monopod, which is correct. Side sling. Cup type buttplate. Hardwood stock set w/ 2 piece butt. CONDITION: stock set has moderate wear, dents & scratches from service, but has generally pleasing appearance. Buttstock has sm. crack on left side of grip. Metal retains 80% original finish w/ light wear & scattered scratches. Very good shiny bore. (19-3615/RW). CURIO. $2,500-3,500.

EARLY 1938 JAPANESE NAGOYA NAMBU TYPE 94 SEMI AUTO

Lot #1309 (Sale Order 312 of 693)

PISTOL W/ TWO MATCHING MAGS & HOLSTER. Cal. 8 mm Nambu. S# 4545. Bbl. 3.75”. Showa 13.1 (January 1938). Approximately 250 mfg. w/in this date range. Early high polish rust blue finish. Bakelite grips. Strawed small parts. Type II nickel plated mags w/ rib reinforced base plate. Matching numbers. UNATTACHED ACCESSORIES: brown leather holster in overall good condition w/ some scuffing & some damage to the stitching on flap. Missing button latch. MAGS: 2 – 6 rd. w/ matching numbers. CONDITION: retains over 96% original rust blue finish w/ some mild high edge/holster wear. Straw coloring has faded on majority of parts w/ some remaining in protected areas. Very good magazines. Very good bright bore w/ distinct rifling. (19-5048/ZAL). CURIO. $1,500 – 2,500.

EARLY JAPANESE TOKYO ARMY ARSENAL TYPE 14 SEMI

Lot #1310 (Sale Order 313 of 693)

AUTO PISTOL W/ HOLSTER & MATCHING MAG. Cal. 8 mm Nambu. S# 13166. Mfg. 1930. Bbl. 4.5”. Showa 5.6. Small ring trigger guard. Major parts are rust blued. Bolt, extractor, block & striker are polished in the white. Trigger, safety lever & other small parts are straw color. All matching numbers including grips which are correct reddish stained Beachwood w/ 25 grooves. Contoured base front sight w/ dovetailed sight blade that is not staked. Small lanyard loop. UNATTACHED ACCESSORIES: type III leather holster w/ square brass rings, solid closure strap & spare striker pouch. Belt & shoulder straps present. Interior lid has Japanese label. MAGS: 1 - 8 rd. type II w/ matching numbers & punch dot indicating secondary mag. CONDITION: overall very fine original blue retaining over 98% w/ only minor high edge wear. Safety has left a circular marking in finish. Straw coloring has faded to approximately 20% coverage mostly in protected areas. Very good bright bore. Very good holster w/ only minor scuffing. (19-5152/ZAL). CURIO. $700 – 1,100.

RARE JAPANESE BABY NAMBU HOLSTER.

Lot #1311 (Sale Order 314 of 693)

Rare seldom offered clam shell holster for Baby Nambu. References state less than 30 known to exist in private collections. Careful examination of holster details leads to conclusion of originality. Dbl. shoulder strap loops on back plus 1 1/8" wide belt loop. Generous amount of leather oil applied giving dark appearance to supple leather. Interior w/ provision for cleaning rod plus stacked leather making spacers to support bbl. that is split mid point showing remnants of attempt to glue back to position. Gentle slope formed section on edge of holster to clear bbl. sight. Front pouch w/ brass stud & flap sealing ammo pouch containing 2 rows of cartridge loops; 4 sets of 2 at top & 2 sets of 3 at bottom. Very slight separation of stitches on bottom front of hinge. Repaired latch strap having extra leather bonded to back & possible replacement bottom tab. Key hole like brass front w/ 4 rivets going into more roughly shaped steel back. Overall appearance patterned similar to original. Appears later variation w/ strap stitching onto flap having finger nail oval pattern. Rare opportunity for wonderful appearing example. (02-13141/NW). $600-1,000.

JAPANESE NAGOYA ARSENAL TYPE 14 SEMI AUTO PISTOL

Lot #1312 (Sale Order 315 of 693)

W/ MATCHING MAG. Cal. 8 mm Nambu. S# 68756. Bbl. 4.5”. This late war type 14 was manufactured at Nagoya Army Arsenal – Toriimatsu factory in 1945 (Showa date 20.3). The late war features of this pistol include Philippine mahogany slab grips, course knurled cocking knob, type VIII mag, fine thread grip screw & double staked dovetail front sight. All matching numbers including magazine. The magazine is the secondary or spare magazine that was included w/ this pistol. MAGS: 1 – 8 rd. CONDITION: metal retains over 95% original bluing w/ rough polish including small parts. Ring present from safety lever rotation. Mild high edge wear. Grips show scattered handling marks. Very good bright bore w/ light wear to rifling. (19-5041/ZAL). CURIO. $500 – 800.

JAPANESE NAGOYA NAMBU-KOKUBUNJI FACTORY 1ST SERIES

Lot #1313 (Sale Order 316 of 693)

TYPE 14 SEMI AUTO PISTOL W/ HOLSTER & MATCHING MAG. Cal. 8 mm Nambu. S# 16550. Mfg. 1943. Bbl. 4.5”. Showa 18.9 large ring trigger guard. Fine knurled grooved cocking knob. Correct contoured front sight dovetailed in raised base that is not staked. Rust blued finish. Straw small parts. Correct 17 groove Philippine mahogany grips. UNATTACHED ACCESSORIES: type IX rubberized canvas holster w/ rubberized shoulder straps. MAGS: 1 - 8 rd. type VII w/ matching number. CONDITION: overall very fine original blue retaining over 97% w/ some light holster/high edge wear. Safety has left a circular marking in finish. Straw coloring is fading w/ the exception of protected areas. Very good grips show some scattered handling marks. Very good bright bore. (19-5153/ZAL). CURIO. $500 – 800.

NAGOYA TYPE 99 BOLT ACTION RIFLE WITH JAPANESE

Lot #1314 (Sale Order 317 of 693)

SHIPPING BOX FROM USGI. Cal. 7.7 Jap. S# 77364. Very nice example of war trophy captured battle damaged rifle & scarce original wooden shipping crate. Crate is marked PFC M.L. Sandrock of Company F Shore Batallion of 543rd Engineer Boat and Shore Regiment. Labeling includes content: "1 Jap Rifle" & "1 Bayonet" (not present). 543rd EBSR was a part of the 3rd Engineer Special Brigade. The 3rd ESB landed on New Guinea on 24 February 1944; Biak Island on 30 September; and the Philippine Islands on 24 July 1945. Crate has Japanese characters inside cover & is approx. 53" long x 7" wide x 3 1/2" deep. Rifle has 25" bbl. Numbers match on receiver & bbl. Bolt components all match including correct dust cover. Receiver marked on left side w/ Nagoya arsenal marking. Has crisp mum & characters for type 99. Bolt has oval knob, notched safety knob. Ladder aperture rear sight w/ anti-aircraft wings. Inverted V front sight w/ protective ears. Long cleaning rod. 3 Screw upper band. Mono pod is present. Has original leather sling. Cup type steel buttplate. Matching hardwood stock set w/ 2 piece buttstock. Sm. recoil bolt. CONDITION: rifle has lg. degree of original finish on both wood & metal. Stock has battle damage from what appears to be bullet strikes. Buttstock has bullet hole entering on right side at heel. Has extensive loss of wood on right side over action area from strike by projectile. Good shiny bore. Case has worn stained appearance. w/ scattered cracks. Markings are generally legible. Bayonet listed on cover is not present. (19-4194/RW). CURIO. $500-700.

UNCUT ROLL OF WWII JAPANESE CLOTH PILOT BADGES.

Lot #1315 (Sale Order 318 of 693)

This uncut roll was likely liberated from a Japanese factory or a tailor by an American GI. It contains 240 sew on cloth pilot badges. Each badge features a yellow wreath w/ yellow star & a white propeller w/ white wings all on a blue field. CONDITION: roll of badges is in unissued condition. (02-13207/BF). $400-700.

NAGOYA TYPE 99 BOLT ACTION RIFLE.

Lot #1316 (Sale Order 319 of 693)

Cal. 7.7 Jap. S# 14883. Bbl. 25 1/2". Numbers match on receiver & upper band. Receiver marked on left wall w/ Nagoya Arsenal marking. Mum has been ground off leaving characters for Type 99. Ladder aperture rear sight graduated to 1500m. Sight made w/out anti aircraft wings. Inverted V front sight w/ protective ears. Cylindrical bolt knob. Checkered notched safety knob. Cleaning rod is not present. 2 Screw upper band. Lower band does not have provision for monopod. Sm. recoil bolt. 2 Screw butt swivel. Cup type buttplate. Hardwood stock set has long hand guard & 2 piece butt construction. UNATTACHED ACCESSORIES: 15 5/8" fullered blade bayonet. National Denki markings on right ricasso. Curved quillon. Flat wood grips. Steel scabbard. Bayonet metal parts retain high degree of original finish. Bayonet has been sharpened. Wood grips have lightly stained appearance. Metal scabbard has scattered oxidation & fine pitting throughout. CONDITION: stock set has moderate wear, scratches & staining. Notable denting around toe area of buttstock. Metal has traces of blue turning patina w/ thinning & wear. Light oxidation & fine pitting. Good shiny bore. (19-5275/RW). CURIO. $350-500.

NAGOYA TYPE 38 BOLT ACTION RIFLE.

Lot #1317 (Sale Order 320 of 693)

Cal. 6.5 Jap. S# 52445. Bbl. 31 1/4". Numbers match on receiver, bolt, bayonet lug & correct dust cover. Receiver marked on left side w/ Nagoya Arsenal marking. Mum has been ground leaving Japanese Type 38 character. Straight bolt handle w/ oval knob. Notched safety knob. Ladder aperture rear sight graduated to 2,400m. Inverted V front sight w/ protective ears. Cleaning rod is present. Hardwood stock set w/ 2 piece buttstock construction. UNATTACHED ACCESSORIES: World War II USN Amphibious Forces patch. Nickel plated brass fouled anchor buckle face. Sm. brass Japanese marked compass. Lightweight aluminum alloy cigarette case w/ brass eagle & Japanese map motif. Includes paper translating markings related to Daimai branch of veteran's organization. Case is well worn, scratched & moderately dented. Occupation map for Japan & the Far East printed in 1945. CONDITION: stock set has moderate wear, dents, staining & scratches throughout. 2 Piece buttstock joint is slightly loose. Has tiny cracks behind receiver tang. Metal has traces of blue turning patina w/ oxidation & scattered fine pitting. Good shiny bore. (19-3574/R). CURIO. $300-500.

JAPANESE MATCH LOCK MUSKET.

Lot #1318 (Sale Order 321 of 693)

Cal. about 45. NSN. Bbl. 40 5/8" dbl. taper oct. w/ smooth bore. Brass blade front sight w/ U notch fixed rear sight. Top flats have silver inlaid oval w/ half mum over wavy line emblem. Brass action, lock plate, hammer, spring & trigger guard. Brass band fastened stock of fancy exotic wood w/ brass mum pin escutcheons. Bottom of action below trigger guard has circular silver emblem. CONDITION: bbl. has crusty brown appearance w/ light pitting. Brass parts show a mild tarnish. Stock has cracking finish, dents & handling marks w/ numerous cracks & chips along bbl. channel. 2 Brass key escutcheons are missing. Dark pitted bore. Hammer cocks properly & is sometimes reluctant to release when trigger is pulled. (01-16336/DS). ANTIQUE. $500-800.

WWII JAPANESE NAVAL PENNANT.

Lot #1319 (Sale Order 322 of 693)

The tapered flag measures approx. 40" at the header, 13" at the end & is 123" long. Although this piece was identified as a WWII Japanese Navel submarine pennant, there is a possibility it may be an extremely large signal flag for the number 1. Its size, however, would seem to preclude this possibility. A Hinomaru style flag w/ red circle on a white field of a type generally used on submarines. Rope halyards w/ reinforced corners. The header is stenciled w/ 3 Japanese characters & "1". CONDITION: 1 halyard is full length, the other has been cut. Flag body is quite solid & shows little discoloration or staining. (02-12913/BF). $400-600.

EARLY WAKISASHI, WWII JAPANESE POLICE SWORD,

Lot #1320 (Sale Order 323 of 693)

EXTRA SCABBARD & FLIGHT HELMET. 1) WAKISASHI. Overall length: 25 1/8". Blade length: 17 7/8". Blade has no apparent hamon due to improper sharpening or cleaning. Silvered habaki w/ diagonal lineal motif. Beautiful blackened copper tsuba w/ gold floral edging surrounding the outside. 1 Seppa above & below. Nakago has a 2 character signature w/ yellow paint/sulphur highlighting the signature. There is a single mekugi-ana. Partial tsuka has matching gold highlighted, blackened copper kashira & fuchi. White same. No tsuka-ito or menuki. No saya. CONDITION: blade has a medium gray mottled finish. Habaki has a dark patina. Tsuba is undamaged. Tsuba shows heavy wear & is missing parts. (02-12508/BF). 2) POLICE SWORD. Overall length: 34 1/4". Blade length: 27 1/2". Single fullered blade is unmarked. Gilded brass hilt. Wire wrapped, painted wood grip. Black enameled iron scabbard. CONDITION: blade shows substantial original factory polish. Hilt retains approx. 40% Original gilding. Grip shows expected wear & wire is complete. Scabbard has nearly all the black finish remaining but has possibly been repainted. 3) POLICE SCABBARD. Black enameled iron scabbard w/ 1 fixed suspension loop & a rectangular loop for a leather thong on the side. CONDITION: scabbard retains approx. 60% finish. Worn areas have a dark patina. 4) FLIGHT HELMET. An interesting Japanese leather & green cotton flight helmet w/ integral ear phones & attached cord w/ throat microphone. Interior lining has an attached white tag w/ several Japanese characters. CONDITION: helmet shows light wear overall. Leather remains quite supple. Interior shows little or no staining. PROVENANCE: Collection of Dr. Carl Golightly. (02-12511/BF). $900-1,400.

JAPANESE KAI-GUNTO WWII NAVAL SWORD.

Lot #1321 (Sale Order 324 of 693)

Overall length: 38 1/4". Blade length: 25 3/4". Blade has a straight hamon. Habaki is gilded copper w/ a roughened finish. 1 Lg. & 1 sm. seppa appear above & below the plain iron tsuba. Nakago has a 3 character signature w/ a single mekugi-ano. Tsuka has a brown tsuka-ito but no same. Menuki are gilded brass of the 3 mum in circle design. Gilded kabuto-gane w/ missing ring. Matching saya is black painted simulated fish skin w/ gilded sayajiri, semegane & koiguchi. CONDITION: blade has a mirror finish. Kabuto-gane retains approx. 50% finish. Saya has some finish loss particularly at the base. Sayajiri, semegane & koiguchi all retain a majority of their gilded finish. (02-13000/BF). $600-900.

JAPANESE KATANA SIGNED FUJIWARA KANEYOSHI SAKU.

Lot #1322 (Sale Order 325 of 693)

Overall length: 37". Blade length: 27". This very early blade dates to 1681 as indicated by papers from the NTHK-NPO. It has an irregular hamon w/ a full length hi. Habaki is silvered copper w/ a smooth finish. There is 1 seppa above & below the iron tsuba. Tsuba has a chiseled woven mat design flanked w/ what appears to be sunflowers highlighted w/ gold. There is a stylized, thin lineal gold thread encircling the tsuba. Nakago has a 7 character signature w/ a single mekugi-ano. Tsuka appears to have a refinished or replaced fuchi, kashira & tsuka-ito. Menuki are gilded brass & depict a dragon. Kashira has gilded highlights at the top. Saya appears to be a modern replacement of high quality w/ black enameled finish. CONDITION: blade has a near mirror finish. Tsuba shows light wear & loss of some gold highlights. Nakago has a dark oxidized finish. Tsuka & saya show very light wear. (02-12998/BF). $3,000-5,000.

JAPANESE KATANA SIGNED FUJIWARA TERUYUKI OF

Lot #1323 (Sale Order 326 of 693)

TAKATA. Overall length: 39". Blade length: 28 1/2". This katana bears the signature of Fujiwara Teruyuki working Bungo Province. His active period was from 1673-1736 as indicated by papers from the N.B.T.H.K. (Tokubetsu Hozon). It has an irregular hamon. Habaki is silvered copper w/ a smooth to rough toothed finish. There is 1 gold finished seppa below the brass tsuba & 2 above. Tsuba appears to be brass w/ a gold highlighted bird & flower motif above & below. Nakago has a 9 character signature w/ 1 mekugi-ano. Fuchi & kashira have a black slightly lineal finish w/ gold highlighted bird & cloud motifs. Black tsuka-ito appears to be a modern replacement. Delicate menuki have a gold & silver highlighted floral motif. Saya is a modern replacement of high quality w/ red & black enameled finish. CONDITION: blade has a near mirror finish. Tsuba shows light wear. Nakago has a dark oxidized finish. Tsuka & saya show very light wear overall. UNATTACHED ACCESSORIES: Japanese samurai sword waxing kit in wooden box. (02-13002/BF). $4,000-6,000.

JAPANESE POST WWI KYU-GUNTO KATANA.

Lot #1324 (Sale Order 327 of 693)

Overall length: 39 7/8". Blade length: 28". Blade has a single hi running the entire length & an irregular hamon. Habaki is gilded brass w/ a reeded finish. There are 4 seppa above & below the brass 4 mum style tsuba. Nakago has a 7 character signature w/ a single mekugi-ano. Tsuka has a brown tsuka-ito over white same. Menuki are gilded brass 3 mum design. Brown & gilt kabuto-gane w/ brown & light blue tassel attached to the top. Matching saya is brown w/ brown & gold sayajiri, semegane & koiguchi. CONDITION: blade has a mirror finish. All other parts of the sword show very light wear. (02-12999/BF). $900-1,400.

JAPANESE WAKIZASHI ATTRIBUTED TO MEKE

Lot #1325 (Sale Order 328 of 693)

SUKENAGA. Overall length: 21 7/8". Blade length: 15". This wakizashi bears a gold signature attributed to Meke Sukenaga who worked during the Edo period around 1600 as indicated by papers from NTHK-NPO. Blade has a straight hamon. There is a single wider hi on 1 side & 2 shorter narrow hi on the other side. Habaki appears to be red enameled copper w/ a smooth finish. Nakago has a 4 character gold signature w/ 2 mekugi-ano. Blade is mounted in a shirasaya. CONDITION: blade has a near mirror finish. Red enamel on habaki is approx. 75% intact. Shirasaya shows light wear. (02-12997/BF). $2,000-4,000.

JAPANESE WAKIZASHI SIGNED KANEFUSA.

Lot #1326 (Sale Order 329 of 693)

Overall length: 19 1/2". Blade length: 13 3/8". This very early blade dates to the Muromachi period about 1570 & is Kanefusa signed (chrysanthemum crest), the official imperial seal of Japan as indicated by papers from N.B.T.H.K. (Tokubetsu Hozon). It has a very irregular hamon w/ a full length hi on both sides. Habaki is silvered copper w/ a raised lineal finish. No seppa. Nakago has a 2 character signature w/ 2 mekugi-ano. Tsuka is white same w/ black enameled fuchi & kashira. Gilded dragon menuki adorn each side. Saya has a ribbed black enamel finish & houses a signed kogatana that features 3 gold hosokawa. CONDITION: blade has a near mirror finish. Nakago has a dark oxidized finish. Tsuka & saya show light wear. UNATTACHED ACCESSORIES: patterned silk bag w/ brown tassels. (02-12996/BF). $2,000-4,000.

JAPANESE WAKIZASHI SIGNED NIDAI KINMICHI.

Lot #1327 (Sale Order 330 of 693)

Overall length: 29 1/2". Blade length: 20". This wakizashi is either a 1st or 2nd generaton Nidai Kinmichi as indicated by papers from the N.B.T.H.K. (Tokubetsu Hozon). It has an irregular hamon. Habaki is silvered copper w/ a smooth to rough toothed finish. There is 1 gold finished seppa above & below the copper tsuba. Tsuba is delicately pierced forming a design featuring 3 birds on 1 side & a bird in nest on the other together w/ a foliate motif. Nakago has a 6 character signature w/ 2 mekugi-ano. Fuchi & kashira have a black pebble finish w/ gold highlighted floral motifs. Black tsuka-ito appears to be a modern replacement. Delicate menuki have a gold highlighted floral motif matching the fuchi & kashira. Saya appears to be a modern replacement of high quality w/ black enameled finish. Saya houses a signed, early kogatana. CONDITION: blade has a near mirror finish. Tsuba shows light wear. Nakago has a dark oxidized finish. Tsuka & saya show very light wear overall. (02-13001/BF). $3,000-5,000.

JAPANESE KATANA & A BLADE.

Lot #1328 (Sale Order 331 of 693)

1) KATANA. Overall length: 36 1/8". Blade length: 25 1/2". Blade has an irregular hamon. Habaki is copper. There is 1 seppa above & below the plain iron tsuba. Nakago has an 11 character signature. There are 4 mekugi-ana. Fuchi & kashira have a matching black finish & a gold edge. White same. Partial tsuka-ito. Black painted saya w/ copper kojiri. UNATTACHED ACCESSORIES: a bag containing a loose habaki & saya ring. CONDITION: blade has a good polish. Tsuka is in near relic condition. Tsuka ito is nearly detached. Saya has separations at the seam & some finish loss. 2) KATANA BLADE. Overall length: 33 1/2". Blade length: 25 1/4". Blade has no discernible temper line due to improper cleaning. Nakago has a 7 character signature & a single mekugi-ana. CONDITION: blade shows evidence of cleaned pitting. PROVENANCE: Rick Ingwersen Estate. (02-12834(2)/BF). $500-800.

JAPANESE WAKIZACHI FROM THE 16TH CENTURY.

Lot #1328A (Sale Order 332 of 693)

Overall length: 28 3/4". Blade length: 16". This blade is reported to be by Fujiwara Sadayuki & made around 1550. It has a brass habaki. No tsuba. Nakago has a 7 character signature & a single mekugi-ana. There is a single seppa & a bird decorated copper fuchi. Partial tsuka w/ iron edges & rings over a black painted finish. Saya has a blackened ray skin finish. CONDITION: blade has a barely discernible hamon which may be irregular. Blade has been cleaned & improperly sharpened. Tsuka shows heavy wear & oxidation to fittings. Fuchi is undamaged w/ a rich patina. Saya has damage near the koiguchi showing a missing kurikata & kogatana covering. PROVENANCE: Rick Ingwersen Estate. (02-12836/BF). $400-700.

2 JAPANESE KATANA.

Lot #1329 (Sale Order 333 of 693)

1) Overall length: 41". Blade length: 26 1/2". A shin-gunto officer's sword. Copper habaki. Often seen brass tsuba of 4 cherry blossom design w/ 1 seppa below & 2 above. Nakago is unsigned & has 4 separate mekugi-ana. Brass fuchi. Kabuto-gane w/ ring & 3 plum blossom style menuki. White same. Brown tsuka-ito. Iron saya painted brown w/ gilded & brown painted iron mounts. CONDITION: blade has a dull gray finish w/ very minor nicks on the ha. Tsuka shows light to moderate wear w/ some staining to the tsuka ito. 2) Overall length: 40 1/4". Blade length: 27 3/4". Blade has a full length hi & a straight hamon. Habaki is silver plated brass. 2 Seppa below & 1 above the iron tsuba inlaid w/ gold vegetation. Tang is signed w/ 2 characters on 1 side. There are 2 mekugi-ana. Tsuka has matching gold inlaid iron fuchi, kashira & menuki. Menuki appear to be in the form of a coiled snake. White same. Brown tsuka-ito. Saya is black enameled wood w/ colored flecks. Copper koiguchi. CONDITION: blade is a bit dirty but shows good polish. Tsuka shows light wear. Saya shows moderate wear & some loss of finish. PROVENANCE: Rick Ingwersen Estate. (02-12835(2)/BF). $800-1,300.

3 JAPANESE KATANA.

Lot #1330 (Sale Order 334 of 693)

1) Overall length: 37 1/2". Blade length: 25". Blade has a very light straight hamon. Brass habaki. No seppa on either side of the plain brass tsuba. Tsuba may be a replacement. Nakago is signed w/ 6 characters on 1 side & 2 on the other. There are also 2 green painted characters on each side. There is a single Mekugi-ana. Same appears to be speckled sharkskin. Menuki are brass 3 cherry blossom design. Plain fuchi may be a replacement. Gunto style kabuto-gane w/ ring missing. Tsuka ito is brown. Saya is black painted wood & has a brass band around the koiguchi. Another brass band supports the semegane, it appears another brass mount is missing at the kojiri. CONDITION: blade generally has a mirror finish w/ a few areas of light oxidation near the habaki. The ha has several nicks. Tsuka & saya show moderate wear. 2) Overall length: 37 1/4". Blade length: 26 1/2". A classic shin-gunto NCO katana w/ a full length hi on the blade. The number "2968" is stamped above the hi. Brass fuchi. Brass tsuba w/ 1 seppa on each side. Cast brass tsuka & kabuto-gane w/ ring intact. Metal saya w/ dark green painted finish & brass. CONDITION: blade has a pleasing finish w/ only a few sm. scattered spots of oxidation. Tsuka shows expected wear & has a very mellow patina. Saya has about 94% finish. 3) Overall length: 38 1/2". Blade length: 26 1/8". A shin-gunto officer's katana. Blade has a straight hamon. Brass habaki. Plain iron tsuba w/ 1 seppa on each side. Nakago is signed w/ 6 characters on 1 side & 2 on the other. There are 2 mekugi-ana w/ 1 being at the extreme top of the nakago. Iron fuchi, kashira & menuki in 3 cherry blossom style. White same. Brown tsuka-ito. Iron saya w/ brown paint w/ black iron koiguchi, semegane & kojiri. CONDITION: blade has a bright finish. Tsuka has expected wear. Tsuka ito is wrapped incorrectly. Saya finish is about 95%. (02-12829-1(3)/BF). $900-1,300.

3 JAPANESE KATANA.

Lot #1331 (Sale Order 335 of 693)

1) Overall length: 37 3/4". Blade length: 24 3/8". Blade has no discernible hamon. Brass habaki. Unsigned tang w/ single mekugi-ana. 1 Seppa above & below the gold inlaid bronze tsuba that features a tree design. Tsuka has matching iron fuchi, kashira & menuki of a dragon form. Same appears to be white sharkskin. Tsuka-ito is a coppery brown. Saya is stained wood w/ heavy plated brass suspension rings. CONDITION: blade shows areas of oxidation & improper sharpening. Tsuka generally shows light to moderate wear. Saya is solid but may not originally have been for this katana. 2) Overall length: 39 1/2". Blade length: 26 1/4". An early gunto katana. Blade has no discernible hamon. Brass habaki. Iron tsuba w/ seppa above & below. Simple iron fuchi & kabuto-gane. Tang screws simulate menuki. Tsuka is crosshatched wood. Iron scabbard w/ single ring mount. CONDITION: light blade has some polish remaining but no major issues. Tsuka shows light to moderate wear. Iron scabbard has dark brown painted finish w/ areas of oxidation. 3) Overall length: 37 3/4". Blade length: 27 1/2". A shin-gunto NCO katana w/ a blade that has a full length hi. No noticeable hamon. Gilded brass habaki. Brass tsuba. Brown painted cast aluminum tsuka in the shin-gunto style. Dark green painted iron scabbard. CONDITION: blade has a good polish. Nearly all painted finish is gone from tsuka. Scabbard retains 98% painted finish. (02-12829-2(3)/BF). $800-1,300.

3 JAPANESE SHIN-GUNTO KATANA.

Lot #1332 (Sale Order 336 of 693)

1) Overall length: 40". Blade length: 26 3/4". A shin-gunto officer's katana w/ a blade that has a wavy hamon. Gilded brass habaki. Brass tsuba of 4 cherry blossom design w/ 2 seppa above & below. Nakago has a 2 character signature & 1 mekugi-ana. Tsuka features a fuchi w/ brown & gold finish that has a cherry blossom design. Gilded cherry blossom menuki. Brass kabuto-gane w/ ring intact. Tied to the kabuto-gane is a brown & light blue tassel. Saya is painted brown/green w/ gold highlighted brown mounts. CONDITION: blade has a nice polish w/ a few scattered areas of discoloration. Tsuka shows light wear w/ slightly heavier wear to the kabuto-gane. Saya shows light wear overall. 2) Overall length: 41 1 /8". Blade length: 25 3/8". A shin-gunto officer's katana featuring a blade w/ a straight hamon & a silvered habaki. Gilded brass tsuba of 4 cherry blossom design w/ 4 seppa above & below. Blade is unsigned but does have an indecipherable painted green mark. Tsuka has matching gold highlighted brown finished fuchi, kabuto-gane & menuki of 3 cherry blossom design. Tsuka-ito is complete. White same. Saya has a painted green finish w/ gold highlighted brown finished mounts. Sayajiri is missing. CONDITION: blade has a very good polish but is a bit dirty & has a few sm. areas of oxidation. Tsuba retains 50% of gold finish. Tsuka shows moderate wear. Saya shows wear to painted finish & some oxidation to mounts. 3) Overall length: 38 1/2". Blade length: 26 3/8". A sin-gunto officer's katana featuring a blade w/ an irregular hamon. Gilded brass habaki. Black painted brass tsuba w/ 2 seppa above & below. Gilded brass fuchi, kabuto-gane & 3 cherry blossom style menuki. Tsuka-ito is complete. Black same. Saya appears to be leather covered, black enameled wood w/ heavy nickel suspension rings. CONDITION: blade has a fine polish w/ staining from fingerprints & a few nicks to the ha. Tsuka shows light wear w/ staining to the tsuka-ito & a separation to the same. Saya shows heavy wear to the leather covering but black enameled body seems intact. (02-12829-3(3)/BF). $1,000-1,500.

3 JAPANESE WAKASASHI.

Lot #1333 (Sale Order 337 of 693)

1) Overall length: 22 3/4". Blade length: 14 7/8". Blade has a straight hamon w/ a copper habaki. Blackened copper plain tsuba w/ 1 gilded seppa above & below. Nakago has a 2 character signature & 1 mekugi-ana. Tsuka has matching blackened copper fuchi & kashira. Gold & brass menuki appear to be lobsters. White same. Dark brown/black tsuka-ito. Black leather covered wooden saya w/ blackened copper banded covering over the lower 5". Saya has banded foliate decorated copper edges w/ 3 dbl. copper bands surrounding & a blackened copper koiguchi. There is a signed kogatana w/ a gold highlighted bronze male figure standing over a dog. CONDITION: blade has a fine polish w/ some discoloration concentrated near the ha. Tsuba, habaki & fuchi show very light wear. Tsuka-ito is torn in the center. Saya shows light to moderate wear overall. 2) Overall length: 26 1/2". Blade length: 14 1/2". Blade has a straight hamon & a single character stamped into the blade 4" back from the tip. There is a design that resembles dragons stamped into the blade from the habaki up 4 3/4". Copper habaki has a silver matte finish. 1 Silvered seppa above & below the very early, decorated, pierced iron tsuba. Nakago has a 7 character signature on 1 side w/ a punched mekugi-ana. Tsuka is polished wood w/ a silvered copper fuchi & kashira. There is also a central 3" silvered copper diamond w/ what appears to be crossed feathers in the center on both sides. Saya is wood covered in ray skin. CONDITION: blade has a beautiful mirror polish. Tsuba has a dark patina. Tsuka has a dark patina on the silvered mounts & a polished finish on the wood. Saya shows light wear w/ a missing koiguchi. There is a kogatana w/ a black finished handle decorated w/ black copper & gilded mums. 3) Overall length: 28 1/8". Blade length: 19 1/8". Blade has a near straight, slightly wavy hamon w/ copper habaki. 1 Gold seppa above & below the pierced iron tsuba. Nakago is unsigned w/ 2 mekugi-ana. Tsuka has a blackened copper, highlighted in gold, fuchi, kashira & menuki. White same. Black tsuka-ito. Saya has a black enamel finish w/ a copper handled koguchi showing a black & gold highlighted arrow & a gold highlighted heart. CONDITION: blade has an excellent polish. Tsuba has a dark patina w/ some oxidation. Tsuka shows light wear overall. Saya has losses to the black enamel finish particularly near the tip. (02-12828(3)/BF). $1,000-1,500.

JAPANESE KATANA BY HORIKAWA KUNIHIRO.

Lot #1334 (Sale Order 338 of 693)

Overall length: 40 1/2". Blade length: 28". Blade is attributed through signature to Horikawa Kunihiro. He produced swords from 1576 until his death in 1614 at the age of 84. Blade has a somewhat irregular hamon. Copper habaki. 1 Seppa above & 1 below the iron signed tsuba decorated w/ what resembles a straight razor. Nakago is signed w/ 3 characters & shows 2 mekugi-ana. Tsuka has matching gold inlaid black finished brass fuchi, kashira & menuki in the form of a dragon w/ an outstretched claw. White same. Tsuka-ito is tan/brown. Saya is brown leather covered wood. UNATTACHED ACCESSORIES: an April 10, 1946 letter from the headquarters of the IX Corps authorizing First Lieutenant Carl S. Zinke to return to the US w/ this sword as personal property. CONDITION: blade has excellent polish & shows a sm. forging flaw. Ha has 1 noticeable nick. Tsuka shows light wear & some staining to the tsuka ito. (02-13175/BF). $1,800-2,600.

JAPANESE KATANA WITH WWII SHIPPING BOX.

Lot #1335 (Sale Order 339 of 693)

Overall length: 35 3/8". Blade length: 21 7/8". A shin-gunto katana w/ ancestral blade showing a nice polish w/ a slightly irregular hamon. Gilded copper habaki. Gilded brass 4 cherry blossom style tsuba w/ 2 seppa above & below. Nakago has a single mekugi-ana. Tsuka has white same w/ brown tsuka-ito. Kabuto-gane, fuchi & 3 cherry blossom style menuki all match. Saya is painted green/brown w/ gold highlighted brown finished mounts. UNATTACHED ACCESSORIES: lg. wooden shipping crate that reads on the top lid "To Lt CoL F.V. ALBANESE 1ST BG 107 INF NYANG 643 PARK AVE NEW YORK 21, NY" along w/ a shipping label from the transportation officer of Ft. Leavenworth, Kansas. The body of the box has 4 separate labels from a railway express agency in Leavenworth, KS, a government bill of lading from New York, a label stating box is a "US GOVERNMENT SHIPMENT" & another label from the transportation officer of Ft. Leavenworth, KS. Box contains packing straw for shipping the sword. Box further contains a sm. book titled "105TH INFANTRY NEW YORK NATIONAL GUARD HISTORICAL SKETCH", a book titled "SOUTH SEA LORE", a "WAR MAP World-Wide Edition" & personal letters belonging to Francis V. Albanese. CONDITION: blade has a fine polish but has several tiny nicks on the ha. Tsuka shows light wear overall. The ring on the kabuto-gane is replaced w/ nylon cord. Saya has about 98% finish remaining. (02-13176/BF). $1,000-1,500.

MASSIVE & LARGEST COLLECTION OF WORLD WAR II

Lot #1336 (Sale Order 340 of 693)

LIBERATION FLAGS EVER ASSEMBLED. Possibly the only time in history where non-Americans were motivated to produce flags in celebration of the United States. After the D-Day landings in June 1944, American & Allied troops started their inward movement into France to liberate Paris & the newly liberated French people made American & other allied flags from materials that were available to greet troops who were conquering Nazi occupied territory. These flags no doubt are among the most unusual & unique & aesthetically pleasing of any group of American flags. All of these flags have been purchased over many years, mostly by the late well known flag collector & historian Bruce Smith and Robert Magee. This collection of 71 flags, almost all identified to the town they were made, each tells an individual story of World War II. The materials used in these flags are generally not the silk or wool bunting that flags were usually made, but material from sheeting, draperies, dresses. Fabrics include cotton, wool, silk & different blends. The stars were not the typical polished cotton. Some flags are mounted on dowels or sticks & are parade size. The largest flag in this grouping is 32" x 63"; majority of flags are in the range of 20" x 30" & 30" x 40". The smallest flags are a pair of 3 1/2" x 5 1/2" US & British parade flags, hand painted. Most of the flags are over 11". Stars on flags are sometimes painted, hand sewn, machine sewn, glued, metallic & one of the most unusual is foil stars. The official flag in 1944 is 48 stars & 13 stripes, but some of the makers only knew the style of the American flag & flags range from 20 stars to as many as 64 stars, though most are 48. Stripes range from 7 to 19. Other Allied flags represented are British, Russian, Free French tri color w/ cross of Lorriane, one Australian. Some flags the canton rests on the red "blood stripe". Photos taken in towns & especially those taken in Paris show a variety of these liberation flags with allied troops entering. This is an amazing collection that can never be duplicated. CONDITION: fair to excellent. Perspective bidder should examine as flags vary in condition; though most are very good to fine overall. PROVENANCE: Bruce Smith estate; Robert Magee collection. (02-12989/JS). $25,000-30,000.

ENFIELD MK I REVOLVER.

Lot #1337 (Sale Order 341 of 693)

Cal. 476 Enfield. S# 6952. Bbl. 5.75”. This early service revolver is marked w/ broad arrow “WD” proof indicating War Department ownership rather than private purchase military use. Mfg. 1880-1889; official military sidearm from 1880-1887 yet used up to early 1900's. Utilizes Owen Jones selective extraction/ejection system. Matching numbers on frame under grip, rear of cyl., side of extractor & bottom rear of bbl. Checkered one piece walnut grip. CONDITION: retains approximately 90% of arsenal refinish w/ handling marks & high edge/holster wear. Grips have light wear w/ handling marks & added coat of varnish. Very good bright bore w/ some slight cleaned pitting. (01-16812/ZAL). ANTIQUE. $2,000-4,000.

CASED D & J FRASER AGENT MARKED COMMERCIAL WEBLEY

Lot #1338 (Sale Order 342 of 693)

NO. 4 REVOLVER. . Cal. 450 CF. S# 80075. Matching numbers. Fixed sights. Top strap marked "D. & J. FRASER/4. LEITH. ST. Terrace." W/ "EDINBURGH" marked bbl. rib. Checkered one piece walnut grips. Lanyard ring. UNATTACHED ACCESSORIES: vintage leather bound travelers case w/ D. & J. FRASER label. D. & J. FRASER marked oiler & accessories CONDITION: strong markings w/ revolvers retaining approximately 40% original high polish blue mostly in protected areas & bbl. Very good grips w/ a few scattered light handling marks. Bright bore w/ some pitting & distinct rifling. Case shows some crackling w/ the right rim detached but present. Very good label. (01-16810/ZAL). ANTIQUE. $1,500 – 2,500.

VERY FINE ARMY & NAVY CSL COMMERCIAL WEBLEY WG

Lot #1339 (Sale Order 343 of 693)

ARMY REVOLVER IDENTIFIED TO BRIG. GEN. IN THE SERVICE OF THE ROYAL ARTILLERY, C. W. COLLINGWOOD. Cal. 455/476. S# 11535. Bbl. 6”. Accompanying Milner Webley research database indicates this revolver was sold to C. W. Collingwood on January 31, 1899. Clennell William Collingwood served in the Great War from 1914 - 19, assistant director of artillery, war office 1920 - 24, commanding first air defense brigade 1924 - 28. He received the Legion of Honour & French & Belgian Croix de Guerre. As a major in the 10th Siege Battery, Royal Garrison Artillery from February through July 1915 his unit utilize the historic 9.2” BL Howitzer MK 1 (mother) in the battles of Neuve Chapelle & Festubert. This was the only howitzer of its kind in France & was nicknamed mother by the British forces. It fired 290 pound shells up to 10,000 yards. The massive artillery piece was transported on three special four wheel carriages weighing over 41 tons each. It took over 36 hours to assemble the gun. The British heavily guarded mother w/ an infantry as well as anti-aircraft guard. The revolver has a German silver front sight w/ the bbl. rib marked Army & Navy CSL. All matching numbers including the checkered walnut grips which are also stamped w/ the initials C. W. C. on each panel. UNATTACHED ACCESSORIES: unmarked brown leather flap holster. Accompanying this lot are 34 pages from excerpts of the London Gazette dating from 1903 through 1958 detailing Brig. Gen. Collingwood's promotions & awards. Photo of Brig. Gen. C. W. Collingwood, print out from Miller's Webley database & numerous historical documents detailing Collingwood's military history. CONDITION: overall very fine example that likely faced action on the Western front. The revolver retains over 85% original high polish finish w/ some light muzzle/high edge holster wear. Front & rear grip straps have thinned finish that have turned to a balanced gray patina. Very good grips w/ light wear & scattered handling marks w/ a chip on the bottom of the right panel. Near excellent bright bore w/ distinct rifling. (01-16813/ZAL). ANTIQUE. $1,500 – 2,500.

COMMERCIAL WEBLEY WG ARMY MODEL REVOLVER W/ YORK

Lot #1340 (Sale Order 344 of 693)

HOUSE AGENT MARKINGS. Cal. 476 Webley. S# 14224. Bbl. 6”. Fixed German silver blade front sight. U notch rear sight. Bbl. marked "York House Regent St. London" & "455/476". Back of cylinder marked "476". Checkered bordered walnut two piece grips. Lanyard loop. All matching numbers including grips. York House was founded in 1879 & was a competitor of Army & Navy CSL. CONDITION: overall very good retaining approximately 75% bright blue finish. Metal has scattered handling marks w/ an area of cleaned finish on left bbl. facet towards muzzle. Thinning finish on front & back straps. Some small spots of fine pitting. Very good grips w/ light wear to the checkering, scattered scratches & handling marks. Very good bright bore w/ light wear to rifling. (19-5107/ZAL). CURIO. $1,000 – 1,500.

CASED ARMY & NAVY CSL WEBLEY WG TARGET MODEL

Lot #1341 (Sale Order 345 of 693)

REVOLVER W/ HOLSTER. Cal. 450/455. S# 21094. Bbl. 7.5” w/ pinned blade front sight. Dovetailed U notch rear sight. Army & Navy C. S. L. on bbl. rib. Checkered hammer & trigger. Checkered walnut two piece grips. All matching numbers including grips w/ exception of cylinder marked "821" & "476". Lanyard ring. UNATTACHED ACCESSORIES: brown leather English fitted red velvet lined case, oil can, brown leather holster w/ "H. W. BRIGHTEN" hand written on inside flap. CONDITION: overall good metal finish retaining over 80% bright blue. Light muzzle/high edge wear w/ scattered handling marks & spots of old oxidation. Cylinder shows a dull finish w/ slightly more wear & fine pitting. Very good grips w/ scattered handling marks & some damaged checkering. Very good bright bore w/ light wear to rifling. (19-5108/ZAL). CURIO. $900 – 1,400.

SOUTH AFRICAN PROOFED WEBLEY MARK IV REVOLVER.

Lot #1342 (Sale Order 346 of 693)

Cal. 45 ACP. S# 129041. Bbl. 4”. Marked “P. Webley & Son. London & Birmingham”. South African broad arrow w/in “U” proofed on frame behind hammer. Lanyard ring. Checkered hard rubber grips. CONDITION: retains over 95% original blue w/ some light high edge & holster wear. Scattered handling marks heaviest on trigger guard. Scattered patches of shallow oxidation. Grips show light wear w/ some age check cracks & checkering wear. Very good bright bore w/ distinct rifling. (19-5032/ZAL). CURIO. $800 – 1,200.

IDENTIFIED WEBLEY WG ARMY MODEL REVOLVER ISSUED TO

Lot #1343 (Sale Order 347 of 693)

LT. COL. HAROLD FARNELL WATSON, 53RD BATTALION LIVERPOOL REGT. Cal. 476. S# 12394. Bbl. 6”. Marked Army & Navy. C. S. L. Capt. Watson entered the Army in 1897. From 1897 – 98 he served on the North – West Frontier, India w/ the Tirah Expeditionary Force. During that time he received the India General Service Medal w/ clasp. From 1899 – 1902 he served in the South African War (Second Boer War) as Adjutant w/ the Mounted Infantry Battalion w/ Operations in Cape Colony 1899-1900, Orange Free State March-May 1900, Orange River Colony May-September 1900 & May 1901 - May 1902. For his service w/ the Mounted Infantry Battalion he recieved the Queens South Africa Medal w/ 3 clasps & Kings South Africa Medal w/ 2 clasps. In 1902 he was promoted to Captain in the Lancashire Fusiliers. Shortly after resigning his commission in 1903 he joined the 4th Battalion Lancashire Fusiliers as captain & was promoted to Major in 1910. He commanded the 11th Battalion Sherwood Foresters as Lt. Col. in 1915 & was promoted to Major (from Special Reserve) in 1917. From 1915- Nov. 1918 he was stationed in France & Belgium w/ the exception of a period from Jan.-May 1918 when he was a member of the Egyptian Expeditionary Force. In 1918, he commanded the 6th Royal Inniskilling Fusiliers. Shortly after he became Lt. Col. of the 53rd Battalion Liverpool Regt. According to the accompanying ledger, this revolver is listed as being sold to H. F. Watson November 1st, 1899. According to accompanying documents when Watson was a Lt. w/ the NSW Mounted Infantry he was the officer sent to demand the surrender of the town of Pretoria. It was also noted that in May of 1900 Watson left sick leave in Cape Town to join the Kimberly Mounted Corps. traveling 220 miles in 5 days alone by horseback to join the relief at the front in Mafeking. He was later wounded in July. This revolver has replacement grips & replacement pinned front sight. UNATTACHED ACCESSORIES: copy of ledger, military history paperwork & copied photos. CONDITION: metal retains approximately 40% original blue w/ exposed areas exhibiting a balanced patina. Very good grips. Very good bright bore w/ distinct rifling. (19-5050/ZAL). CURIO. $800 – 1,200.

RARE GARDA SIOCHANA (POLICE SERVICE OF THE

Lot #1344 (Sale Order 348 of 693)

REPUBLIC OF IRELAND) IDENTIFIED WEBLEY MARK VI REVOLVER. Cal. .455. S# 452173. Bbl. 4” marked “Webley & Scott LTD Birmingham”. According to the accompanying Milner's Webley research database paperwork this Webley mark VI commercial revolver was one of 50 shipped to the J. Brennan Barrack Master's Office, Depot Phoenix Park, Dublin on October 10, 1931. The Garda Siochana is a police force based at Phoenix Park Dublin & was formed in 1922 after the Anglo-Irish treaty disbanded the Royal Irish Constabulary. At that time the Royal Irish Constabulary was divided into the Royal Ulster Constabulary (Northern Ireland) & Garda Siochana (Irish Free State). Joseph Brennan served as Inspector General of the Royal Irish Constabulary prior to his service w/ the Garda Siochana. During the late 1920s early 1930s the Garda Siochana were faced w/ resistance from anti-treaty IRA members. This revolver has matching numbers, fixed blade front sight, U notch rear sight, checkered plastic grips & lanyard loop. UNATTACHED ACCESSORIES: brown leather Hobson & Sons London LTD 1951 date holster w/ initials NN on inside flap. Milner's Webley research database printout, Richard Milner LTD information printout, copy of Webley factory 1931 gun register record pertaining to this revolver & Internet research. CONDITION: thinning metal finish w/ even gray patina, muzzle/high edge wear & scattered handling marks. Very good grips w/ scattered handling marks. Very good bright bore w/ distinct sharp rifling. Very good holster w/ scattered handling marks. (19-5054/ZAL). CURIO. $600 – 900.

SCARCE ENFIELD NO. 2 MK 1* DRILL PURPOSE REVOLVER.

Lot #1345 (Sale Order 349 of 693)

. S# P1631. Bbl. 5”. This revolver is marked in numerous locations for drill purpose including bbl., hammer, trigger, frame & trigger guard. '41 Dated bbl. Cylinder bears S# R1631 and is dated '61 likely an arsenal fitted replacement cylinder during an alteration when reassigned to drill purpose. Pinned blade front sight. F & G serrated w/ composite grips, finger groove. Lanyard loop. CONDITION: metal finish retains 85% w/ high edge, muzzle & strap wear from normal use. Crisp markings. Grips show handling marks & some damage to the serrations w/ a filed adjustment to the butt section of the grips. Very nice bright bore w/ distinct rifling. (19–5022/ZAL). CURIO. $400 – 600.

ARMY & NAVY C. S. L. AGENT MARKED COMMERCIAL

Lot #1346 (Sale Order 350 of 693)

WEBLEY MARK III REVOLVER. Cal. 38 S&W. S# 6392. Bbl. 3”. Bbl. rib is engraved "M. E. F. C.". Research indicates this is possibly Middle East Ferry Control. MEFC was based in Cairo at LG 224 & was responsible for ferrying aircraft & supplies to the Middle East on routes that would avoid the Luftwaffe. Top strap is engraved in the same style w/ "Army & Navy C. S. L.". Nickel finish. Fixed sights. Checkered hard rubber grips. Lanyard ring. Matching numbers. CONDITION: overall very good retaining over 98% original nickel finish. Strong markings. Scattered light handling marks. Very good grips w/ light wear to check ring & small gouge on right panel. Very good bright bore w/ light wear to the rifling. (19-5105/ZAL). CURIO. $400 – 600.

WEBLEY MARK II SERVICE REVOLVER.

Lot #1347 (Sale Order 351 of 693)

Cal. 455 Webley. S# 45020. Bbl. 4”. Fixed sights. Checkered wide hammer. Matching numbers. Smooth trigger. Checkered birds head grips w/ lanyard ring. CONDITION: retains approximately 80% original finish thinning to brown patina on straps & trigger guard. Shows high edge/muzzle wear & scattered handling marks. Very good grips w/ light wear, scattered handling marks & a couple of chips. Dark bore w/ pitting & worn rifling. (01-17070/ZAL). ANTIQUE. $350 – 500.

PRITCHARD-GREENER STYLE WEBLEY BAYONET.

Lot #1348 (Sale Order 352 of 693)

Originally Mfg. Prichard Webley bayonets are extremely rare. Constructed using brass handle w/ engraved patent markings & Greener trademark & blades were constructed using shortened Gras bayonet blades w/ the tang fastened w/ a nut & the exposed tang would then be peened over to secure the blade permanently. The Pritchard bayonets are reproduced as well as assembled postwar after the closure of the Greener company in 1968. Copies of Prichard bayonets such as this one have stamped patent markings & no green or trademark. The tang on this bayonet has not been peened over the nut. This is a very high quality copy of a sought after Webley accessory. CONDITION: overall good showing handling marks & majority of finish is worn from the scabbard. Good leather frog. (02-13139/ZAL). $300 – 500.

2 WEBLEY REVOLVER HOLSTERS.

Lot #1349 (Sale Order 353 of 693)

1) MARK VI HOLSTER W/ BELT. Black leather construction w/ brass hardware. Michael Brennan is inked on the inside flap. CONDITION: overall very good w/ only minor scuffing & handling marks. 2) WG ARMY HOLSTER. Brown leather. For 6” bbl. CONDITION: overall very good w/ a few scattered light handling marks & minor crackling. (02-13140/ZAL). $100 – 200.

CASED BSA (SHIRLEY) NO. 4 (T) BOLT ACTION SNIPER

Lot #1350 (Sale Order 354 of 693)

RIFLE. Cal. 303 Brit. S# C33075. Bbl. 25". S# matches on receiver, bolt & forend. Very nice "T" Sniper rifle conversion of BSA Shirley rifle by Holland & Holland indicated by code "S-51" marked at belly of buttstock. Left side of butt socket marked "M47C" indicating mfg. at BSA Shirley. Additionally marked "1944" & "TR". Left side of receiver marked "T" & has very faint "No 4 MK I". Right side of receiver ring marked "ENGLAND". Bbl. has British proofs on right side of muzzle. Bolt handle has hollow knob. Receiver fitted w/ bases for No. 32 telescopic sight. Rear sight has battle aperture removed, marked "NO.7" & graduated to 1,300 yds. Blade type foresight w/ protective ears. Stamped upper band. Front guard screw fitted w/ additional sling swivel. Walnut stock set w/ attached hardwood cheekpiece. Alloy buttplate w/ trap. Grooved rear handguard. MAGS: 1 unmarked 10 rd. UNATTACHED ACCESSORIES: Includes No. 32 Telescopic sight in fitted metal box w/ scope turret adjusting tools. Scope is numbered on top "REGD NO 11154". Additionally marked "TEL. STG. NO. 32 M / H.B.M.CO. OS 165" & broad arrow. Scope has pointed post w/ crosshair. Scope mt. is marked at forward attaching screw "N92" & rear "K34973". Scope & box numbers match, but do not match rifle. Scope has leather caps w/ retaining strap & slip on brass eyeshade for ocular lens. Scope optics appear clear & serviceable. Scope has light wear, flaking & spots of light oxidation. Scope box has moderately worn green painted finish w/ legible markings. Fitted wooden case marked "CHEST S.A. NO. 15 MK I". Chest is additionally marked "INTERARMCO", "MADE IN ENGLAND" & "230" in triangle. Case has inventory & instruction sheet on inside of cover dated 2 - 46. Chest has been arsenal repainted w/ wear, dents & scratches. Latches & hinges are functional. 2 Leather carrying straps present, but detached. Internal fittings are complete. Butt trap include pull through cleaner. 8" Spike blade bayonet markings include "NO. 4 MK I* ". Steel scabbard & green web frog. CONDITION: rifle & telescope have good appearing original finish w/ light wear, scattered scratches & handling marks commensurate w/ long & careful service. Near excellent bore. (19-3673/RW). CURIO. $4,000-6,000.

FAZAKERLEY NO. 5 MK I JUNGLE BOLT ACTION CARBINE.

Lot #1351 (Sale Order 355 of 693)

Cal. 303 Brit. S# X5145. Very nice clean example of No. 5 "Jungle Carbine". Bbl. 22.5" including cone type flash hider. All visible parts markings are "F". Left side of receiver marked "No. 5 MK I ROF (F) 9/46 X5145". X Prefix indicates late production as all letters were used except "I" & "J".Butt socket is marked "ENGLAND" on left side. Receiver ring marked on left side crown "BNP" Nitro proof. Bbl. marked on left side w/ British export proofs. Machined aperture rear sight graduated to 800 yds. & blade type front sight mounted in correct flash hider & bayonet lug assembly. Rifle has correct No. 5 features including lightening cuts under rear sight, no boss on right receiver rail, hollow bolt knob & lightened trigger guard. Walnut forestock & handguard. Hardwood buttstock has correct sling arrangement & rubber buttpad. MAGS: 1 matching 10 rd. CONDITION: stock set has very nice original finish w/ scattered handling marks. Metal retains nearly all of arsenal rework black finish w/ light high point wear. Metal forend tip has notable thinning. Near excellent shiny bore. (19-5215/RW). CURIO. $600-900.

FAZAKERLY NO. 5 MK 1 BOLT ACTION JUNGLE CARBINE.

Lot #1352 (Sale Order 356 of 693)

Cal. 303 Brit. S# D4456. Bbl. 20 5/8". Numbers match on receiver & bolt. Receiver marked on left rail in electro pencil "No 5 MK 1 ROF (F) 11/44". Rifle has correct features for No. 5 rifle including lightening cuts, hollow bolt knob, lack of raised boss on right receiver rail, lightened trigger guard, adj. rear sight graduated to 800 yds & blade front sight mounted in correct flash hider bayonet lug assembly marked "F". Walnut stock set made w/out metal tip at forend. Correct sling arrangement & rubber butt pad. Buttstock has rectangular red & black painted marking on left side. MAGS: 1-10 rd. CONDITION: stock set has moderate wear, dents, staining & scratches throughout. Metal has 50% black finish turning gray w/ scattered scratches. Ejector screw head is broken & missing, but retains ejection function. Very good shiny bore. (19-5344/RW). CURIO. $500-700.

LONGBRANCH No. 4 MK I* BOLT ACTION RIFLE.

Lot #1353 (Sale Order 357 of 693)

Cal. 303 Brit. S# 80L9835. Bbl. 25", import marked on bottom. Numbers match on receiver & bolt. Receiver marked on left side "No 4 MK I* LONG BRANCH 1944". Left side of butt socket marked "L22". Stamped adj. MK III rear sight graduated to 1300 yds. Blade front sight w/ protective ears. Slot type bolt head release. Long Branch type safety lever. Fabricated stamped trigger guard. Steel trap buttplate. Walnut stock set marked "B / 32" under grip. MAGS: 1-10 rd. UNATTACHED ACCESSORIES: 2 No. 4 MK II 8" spike blade bayonets in original wrapping & box. Bayonets have lightly worn finish. Also includes unmarked grenade launcher that clamps onto muzzle utilizing bbl. lugs. Sights graduated to 100 yds. CONDITION: stock set has nice appearing factory rework finish w/ light wear, dents & scratches. Metal retains 85% original finish w/ light wear & scattered spots of missing finish. Very good shiny bore. (19-5216/RW). CURIO. $450-650.

EDDYSTONE BRITISH PATTERN 14 BOLT ACTION RIFLE.

Lot #1354 (Sale Order 358 of 693)

Cal. 303 Brit. S# 629758. Bbl. 26". All visible numbers match. Receiver ring marked on top w/ "2" & " * ". Bolt is marked R; balance of parts marked "E". Ladder rear sight graduated to 1650 yds. Blade front sight w/ protective ears. Stacking swivel & screw not present. Volley sight has been removed leaving base. Walnut stock set. UNATTACHED ACCESSORIES: 16 3/4" fullered blade bayonet marked on left ricasso "1913 4 16" & encircled "REMINGTON". Marked on right ricasso w/ broad arrow & "view" marks. Walnut grips have 2 grooves. Metal tipped leather scabbard. Bayonet has been sharpened. Blade has thin finish turning gray. Leather scabbard has tight stitching w/ wear scuffing & scratches. CONDITION: stock set has arsenal rework type finish obscuring markings on right side of butt. Marking disk hole has been filled w/ wood. Metal has very lg. degree of arsenal rework finish w/ light high point wear. Very good shiny bore. (19-5209/RW). CURIO. $400-600.

LITHGOW No. 1 MK III BOLT ACTION RIFLE.

Lot #1355 (Sale Order 359 of 693)

Cal. 303 Brit. S# C17262. Bbl. 25". Butt socket marked on right side "MA LITHGOW SMLE III* 1941". Receiver ring marked on top left "MA VII". Import marked on top of bbl. behind rear sight. Tangent rear sight graduated to 2000 yds. Blade front sight. Nose cap has protective ears & bayonet bar. Stacking swivel & screw are not present. Replacement hardwood stock set. Green web sling. MAGS: 1 detachable 10 rd. CONDITION: stock set has arsenal rework finish w/ light wear & scattered dents & scratches. Pinned repair at top of rear handguard. Sm. cracks at front & rear handguards. Metal has 90% arsenal rework finish w/ light wear & scratches. Very good shiny bore. (19-5213/RW). CURIO. $400-600.

ENFIELD NO. 1 MK III BOLT ACTION RIFLE.

Lot #1356 (Sale Order 360 of 693)

Cal. 303 Brit. S# F1189. Bbl. 25". Right side of butt socket marked crown "ER ENFIELD 1909 SHTLE III". Rifle fitted w/ "Twin Zero" aperture rear sight. Sight mfg. by the firm of AJ Parker, which was founded early in the 20th century. Mr. Parker was a designer of firearms accessories & was the son of AG Parker, founder of Parker-Hale. Sight features 2 sighting Zero markings on the elevating scale plate giving sight zero on the vernier & sighting zero on the range scale. Sight is marked "AJP Model 'TZ' ". Additionally marked on back "ALF. J. PARKER", "BIRMINGHAM" & "22". Adj. aperture disk marked "PARKER - HALE" & "MADE IN ENGLAND". Early sights were hand fitted to individual rifles by AJ Parker & rifle marked "AJP" at top of receiver ring. Right side of receiver ring has opposed arrows indicating private sale. Receiver ring also has "BNP" proof. Due to fitting of Parker rear sight, issued rear sight slide assembly has been removed leaving base, spring & protective ears. Blade front sight. Nose cap has bayonet lug & protective sight ears. Stacking swivel not present. Volley sights have been removed leaving front base. Receiver has mag. cutoff. Bolt has round cocking piece. Walnut stock set. Buttstock marked "S" at heel. MAGS: 1 detachable 10 rd. CONDITION: wood & metal have attractive arsenal rework finish. w/ very light wear & scattered scratches throughout. Near excellent bore. (19-5214/RW). CURIO. $400-600.

LITHGOW NO. 1 MK III* BOLT ACTION RIFLE.

Lot #1357 (Sale Order 361 of 693)

Cal. 303 Brit. S# F52354. Bbl. 25". Import marked on right side of receiver. Butt socket marked on right side "MA LITHGOW S.M.L.E. III* 1943". Receiver ring marked on right side "FTR" indicating factory thorough repair. Receiver marked on left side w/ "D" broad arrow "D". Tangent rear sight graduated to 2000 yds. Blade front sight. Nose cap has bayonet lug & protective ears. Non matching hardwood stock set. Brass trap buttplate. MAGS: 1 - 10 rd. CONDITION: stock set has worn stained arsenal rework finish w/ obscured markings on right side of butt. Notable gouges on both sides of buttstock. Rear handguard has long crack & brass pin repair. Front handguard has brass pin repair. Metal has worn original finish w/ spots of missing finish. Fair bore w/ worn lands turning dark. (19-5208/RW). CURIO. $300-500.

ENFIELD NO.4 MK II BOLT ACTION RIFLE.

Lot #1358 (Sale Order 362 of 693)

Cal. 303 Brit. S# 184. Bbl. 25". Receiver marked on left wall w/ faint partially obliterated electro pencil "No. 4 MK II (F) 10/50 40" & broad arrow. Receiver ring marked "184". Machined adj. rear sight graduated to 1300 yds. Blade front sight w/ protective ears. Import marked at bottom of bbl. Bolt has smooth side cocking piece. Latch type bolt head release. Unmarked 10 rd. mag. Mismatched hardwood stock set w/ alloy buttplate. Buttstock marking disk has been removed from right side. UNATTACHED ACCESSORIES: 8" blade 1946 dated fullered blade bowie style bayonet. CONDITION: stock set has arsenal rework type finish w/ moderate wear, dents & scratches throughout. Metal has 60% original finish w/ thinning, wear & scratches. Very good shiny bore. (19-5211/RW). CURIO. $300-500.

BSA No. 1 MK III BOLT ACTION RIFLE.

Lot #1359 (Sale Order 363 of 693)

Cal. 303 Brit. S# V8636. Bbl. 25" marked behind rear sight "HVSC". Tangent rear sight graduated to 2000 yds. Blade front sight. Butt socket marked on right side w/ crown "GR BSA CO 1??4 SHTLE III". Right side of butt marked "CMF 5MD RMA 4/46". Nose cap has protective ears & bayonet lug. Mag. cutoff is not present. Non matching hardwood stock set. Khaki web sling. MAGS: 1 detachable 10 rd. CONDITION: stock set has extension wear, dents, staining & scratches, most notable on buttstock. Forend has lg. dent on right side below chamber. Forend has brass pinned repair on both sides at rear. Metal has 60% original finish w/ wear & thinning. Fair worn bore turning dark. (19-5212/RW). CURIO. $300-500.

LITHGOW SHTLE MK III BOLT ACTION RIFLE.

Lot #1360 (Sale Order 364 of 693)

Cal. 303 Brit. S# 81449. Bbl. 25". Numbers match on bolt & bbl. Butt socket marked on right side w/ Lithgow shield "LITHGOW SHTLE III 1917". Action fitted w/ mag. cut off. Receiver ring marked on top "S" Sale mark & opposed arrows. Receiver ring additionally marked "MA" & "7". Bbl. marked under rear sight "HV" & "SC". Tangent rear sight graduated to 2000 yds. Blade front sight. Nose cap has bayonet lug & protective sight ears. Brass trap buttplate. Hardwood stock set. Buttstock markings on right side include "MA LITHGOW SMLE III* HV 1942", "MA 2/46". MAGS: 1-10 rd. CONDITION: stock has moderate wear, dents, scratches & staining w/ original finish. Forend has pinned repair on right side above trigger guard. Rear handguard has brass pinned repair. Good shiny bore w/ slight darkening of grooves. (19-5217/RW). CURIO. $300-500.

LITHGOW No. 2 MK IV* CONVERSION BOLT ACTION RIFLE.

Lot #1361 (Sale Order 365 of 693)

Cal. 22 LR. S# F3924. Bbl. 25". Right side of receiver is import marked. Numbers match on bolt & receiver. Butt socket marked on right side "MA LITHGOW S.M.L.E. III* 1944". Bolt head is marked "22 No 2". Mag. is marked on left side "22". Buttstock marked on right side "R MA No. 2 MK IV* 6/47" indicating date rifle was converted to 22. Buttstock marked on left side w/ painted "180" rack #. Tangent rear sight graduated to 2000 yds. Blade front sight. Nose cap has protective ears & bayonet lug. Hardwood stock set w/ brass trap buttplate. Stock is additionally marked under grip "SLAZ 44". MAGS: 1; does not have follower or spring, used only as receptacle for fired cases. CONDITION: stock set has moderate wear, dents & scratches throughout, but retains crisp markings. Metal has original grayish green dull finish w/ thinning & light wear. Bright shiny bore w/ worn lands. (19-5218/RW). CURIO. $300-500.

RFI NO.1 MK III* BOLT ACTION SHOTGUN.

Lot #1362 (Sale Order 366 of 693)

Cal. 410. S# 51528E. Bbl. 25". Numbers match on bolt & bbl. Butt socket marked on right side crown "G.R.I. ISHAPORE 1941 SHTLE III*". Marked on left side ".410 RFI 1948". Rifle converted in 1948 to special 410 cartridge, not to be confused w/ commercial shot shell. Receiver ring marked w/ "GRI" view mark. Action converted to single shot w/ metal loading trough & filler in mag. well. Rear sight has fixed elevation. Blade front sight w/ protective ears. Nose cap has bayonet lug. Stacking swivel is not present. Hardwood stock set has transverse reinforcing screw below chamber. Buttstock has painted "RI" on right side & circular acceptance mark. Butt stock is marked under grip w/ "S". Brass trap buttplate. CONDITION: stock set has arsenal rework finish w/ moderate wear, staining, dents & scratches. Buttstock has pinned dovetail repair on left side of comb. Metal has 50% original blue finish w/ thinning & wear. Near excellent shiny bore. (19-5210/RW). CURIO. $300-500.

VERY FINE COLT 1902 MILITARY SEMI AUTO PISTOL.

Lot #1363 (Sale Order 367 of 693)

Cal. 38 Rimless. S# 30605. Mfg. 1907. This high condition Colt features round hammer, rear slide serrations & early high polished blue. Fixed sights w/ two block patent & address. Case hardened hammer. Fire blue trigger, screw & pins. Full blue magazine w/ split top follower. Lanyard loop. MAGS: 1 – 8 rd. CONDITION: very fine retaining over 96% original blue w/ light holster & minor high edge wear. Scattered light scratching on slide predominantly on left side. Strong case coloring on hammer. Vivid niter blue on trigger & screws w/ thumb wear to hammer pin. Bright bore w/ light wear to the rifling. (19–5025/ZAL). CURIO. $2,500 – 3,500.

HIGH CONDITION COLT MODEL 1900 SEMI AUTO PISTOL.

Lot #1364 (Sale Order 368 of 693)

Cal. 38 rimless. S# 3975. Mfg. 1902. Bbl. 6". Forward slide serrations. Sight safety received Colt alteration w/ Colt replacement round top U notch rear sight. Tapered semi circle front sight. Rounded hammer. Checkered hard rubber Colt banner grips. Shipped to Marshall - Wells Hardware Company April 15, 1902 w/ three others. UNATTACHED ACCESSORIES: factory letter, 2 stock certificates from Marshall - Wells hardware company, custom made oak box w/ an attached cast iron Marshall - Wells hardware company plaque. MAGS: 1 - 7 rd. marked "PAT'D SEPT. 9. 1884". CONDITION: overall very fine, retaining approximately 98% original high polish blue finish showing slight muzzle/high edge wear. Small parts retain strong niter blue. Hammer has vivid case colors. Nickel plating on magazine is very fine. Crisp markings. Very good grips showing a few minor handling marks. Near excellent bright bore w/ sharp rifling. Tough to find high condition example. (19-5320/ZAL). CURIO. $2,000 – 3,000.

COLT 1902 MILITARY SEMI AUTO PISTOL.

Lot #1365 (Sale Order 369 of 693)

Cal. 38 rimless. S# 38989. Mfg. 1916. Bbl. 6". Rear slide serrations. Round top U notch rear sight. High spur hammer squared frame w/ lanyard ring. Checkered hard rubber Colt banner grips. MAGS: 1 - 8 rd. “Cal. 38/Colt” marked. CONDITION: slide retains 70% original high polish blue that is fading on top & sides near muzzle. Fine cleaned pitting present. Frame retains 85 % original high polish blue w/ thinning finish on front grip strap. Scattered handling marks, light scratches & a couple of small spots of oxidation present. Very good grips w/ handling marks & chips on right panel. Lightly frosted bore w/ lightly worn rifling. (19-5290/ZAL). CURIO. $1,800 – 2,500.

COLT MODEL 1905 SEMI AUTO PISTOL W/ STOCK.

Lot #1366 (Sale Order 370 of 693)

Cal. 45 ACP. S# 6185. Bbl. 5". Fixed tapered semi circle front sight. Round top U notch rear sight. Spur hammer. Checkered double diamond walnut grips. Slotted for stock. This is one of the last eight combination cut for shoulder holster. 2 Colt line slide markings. UNATTACHED ACCESSORIES: shoulder holster/stock reproduction. MAGS: 1 - 7 rd. CONDITION: nearly all of the bright blue finish has faded to an even gray patina w/ traces of finish in protected areas. Grips show light wear to checkering & there is a crack at top of right panel. Very good bright bore w/ distinct rifling. (19-5324/ZAL). CURIO. $1,500 – 2,500.

COLT 1900 SIGHT SAFETY SEMI AUTO PISTOL.

Lot #1367 (Sale Order 371 of 693)

Cal. 38 rimless. S# 3422. Bbl. 6". Colt only produced approximately 3500 model 1900s from 1900 - 1903. This pistol was shipped November 15, 1901 to E. L. Wilson Hardware Co. in Beaumont, Texas w/ three other guns. Forward slide serrations. High spur hammer. Checkered hard rubber Colt banner grips. Standard slide markings. UNATTACHED ACCESSORIES: factory letter. MAGS: 1 - 7 nickel plated w/ "PAT' D SEPT. 9. 1884" marked baseplate. CONDITION: high polish blue has faded to mottled gray patina w/ traces of bluing in protected areas. Very good grips. Frosted bore w/ distinct rifling. (19-5291/ZAL). CURIO. $1,500 – 2,000.

COLT MODEL 1902 MILITARY SEMI AUTO PISTOL.

Lot #1368 (Sale Order 372 of 693)

Cal. 38 ACP. S# 11108. Mfg. 1907. Bbl. 6". Rear slide serrations. Round top U notch rear sight. Rounded hammer. Checkered hard rubber Colt banner grips. MAGS: 1 - 8 rd. unmarked. CONDITION: metal surfaces retain approximately 60% high polish blue w/ scattered handling marks, fine scratches & high edge wear. Fine scattered pinprick oxidation present. Overall good bore w/ light frosting & distinct rifling. Top of front sight has brass added to create bead profile. (19-5316/ZAL). CURIO. $1,500 – 2,200.

COLT MODEL 1902 SPORTING SEMI AUTO PISTOL.

Lot #1369 (Sale Order 373 of 693)

Cal. 38 rimless. S# 30091. Mfg. 1907. Bbl. 6". Rear slide serrations. Rounded hammer. Standard 2 line slide markings. This pistol was part of a cleanup run of approximately 175 pistols in 1907. Checkered hard rubber Colt banner grips. MAGS: 1 - 7 rd. CONDITION: pistol retains approximately 40% original high polish blue w/ scattered handling marks. Good grips w/ scattered handling marks. Overall good bore w/ light wear to rifling. (19-5312/ZAL). CURIO. $1,000 – 1,500.

COLT MODEL 1903 POCKET HAMMER SEMI AUTO PISTOL.

Lot #1370 (Sale Order 374 of 693)

Cal. 38 rimless. S# 37620. Mfg. 1916. Bbl. 4.5". Tapered half circle front sight. Round top U notch rear sight. Low spur hammer. Standard 2 line slide markings. Checkered hard rubber Colt banner grips. MAGS: 1 - 7 “Cal. 38/Colt” marked. CONDITION: retains approximately 85% original royal blue finish. Some muzzle/high edge holster wear present. Grip straps have faded finish w/ dark patina. Lightly fading case colors on hammer. Right grip panel was badly broken & repaired. Left panel shows light wear w/ chip around grip screw escutcheon. Very good bore w/ distinct rifling. (19-5326/ZAL). CURIO. $1,000 – 1,500.

EARLY COLT 1902 SPORTING SEMI AUTO PISTOL.

Lot #1371 (Sale Order 375 of 693)

Cal. 38 rimless. S# 5104. Mfg. 1903. Bbl. 6". Forward slide serrations. Left side of slide has three line markings. High spur hammer. Checkered Colt banner hard rubber grips. MAGS: 1 - 7 rd. “Cal 38/Colt” marked. CONDITION: most of the original high polish blue finish has faded w/ the exception of protected areas. Metal services have scattered handling marks. Grips show light wear & handling marks otherwise very good. Lightly frosted bore w/ distinct rifling. (19-5313/ZAL). CURIO. $900 – 1,400.

COLT MODEL 1903 POCKET HAMMER SEMI AUTO PISTOL.

Lot #1372 (Sale Order 376 of 693)

Cal. 38 rimless. S# 20411. Mfg. 1907. Bbl. 4.5". Tapered half circle front sight. Round top U notch rear sight. Rounded hammer. Checkered hard rubber Colt banner grips. MAGS: 1 - 7 rd. “Cal. 38/Colt” marked. CONDITION: retains approximately 70% thinning royal blue finish w/ a fine freckled oxidation. Shows light muzzle & high edge wear w/ scattered handling marks. Grip strap finish has faded to a dark patina. Very good grips w/ minor handling marks. Very good bore w/ distinct rifling. (19-5289/ZAL). CURIO. $800 – 1,200.

COLT MODEL 1905 SEMI AUTO PISTOL.

Lot #1373 (Sale Order 377 of 693)

Cal. 45 ACP. S# 1426. Mfg. 1906. Bbl. 5". Shipped to Von Lengerke & Antoine, Chicago, IL w/ 5 others. Front sight was tapered half circle that has been adjusted. Round top U notch rear sight is not fit correctly in dovetail. Round hammer. Replacement checkered double diamond walnut grips. UNATTACHED ACCESSORIES: factory letter. MAGS: 1 - 7 rd. unmarked. CONDITION: retains 98% reblued metal finish over scattered pitting. Strong markings. Very good grips. Frosted pitted bore w/ light wear to rifling. (19-5321/ZAL). CURIO. $700 – 1,100.

COLT MODEL 1905 SEMI AUTO PISTOL.

Lot #1374 (Sale Order 378 of 693)

Cal. 45 ACP. S# 1715. Mfg. 1907. Bbl. 5". Shipped to Hibbard, Spencer, Bartlett, & Company, Chicago, IL w/ five others. Tapered half circle front sight. Round top U notch rear sight. Rounded hammer. Checkered walnut grips. MAGS: 1 - 7 rd. unmarked. CONDITION: slide is void of finish w/ exception of protected areas around sights. Frame finish has faded w/ exception of protected areas over grips & under slide. Grips are worn w/ check ring removed from right panel & small crack. Very good bright bore w/ distinct rifling. (19 - 5323/ZAL). CURIO. $700 – 1,000.

COLT MODEL 1908 HAMMERLESS POCKET AUTO PISTOL.

Lot #1375 (Sale Order 379 of 693)

Cal. 380 ACP. S# 35368. Bbl. 3 3/4". Semi circular front sight w/ fixed U notch rear sight. Blue finish. 2 Piece checkered Rampant Colt hard rubber grips. MAGS: 1 detachable 7 rd. UNATTACHED ACCESSORIES: brown leather holster. Back is marked "138 / 32". CONDITION: 80% lightly worn blue showing edge wear & spots of freckling. Grips show light wear. Bore is bright w/ sound rifling. (19-5178/DS). CURIO. $500-750.

EARLY FIRST MODEL COLT 1903 HAMMERLESS SEMI AUTO

Lot #1376 (Sale Order 380 of 693)

PISTOL. Cal. 32 Rimless. S# 21811. Mfg. 1905. Bbl. 3.75”. This high condition early Colt features early high gloss blue finish, plunged slide serrations & bbl. bushing. First variations of the Colt 1903 hammerless included the bbl. bushing which was removed from later variations due to the additional cost to manufacture. Checkered mag release. Niter blued small parts. Checkered Colt black hard rubber grips. MAGS: 1 – 8 rd. blued. CONDITION: overall very fine w/ over 90% original high gloss finish w/ some mild muzzle & high edge wear. Frame & slide have scattered faint scratches. This is a pretty high level of finish as early high gloss finish is not as durable as finishes utilized on later variations. Slide lock safety, trigger & screws retain strong niter blue finish w/ normal light wear on trigger & slight fading on slide lock. Some wear present on heel of grip safety & spur of frame over safety. Overall good bore w/ light frosting and mild rifling wear. (19–5020/ZAL). CURIO. $1,000 – 2,000.

3 COLT POCKET MODEL SEMI AUTO PISTOLS.

Lot #1377 (Sale Order 381 of 693)

ALL: blued finishes w/ Colt logo hard rubber grips. 1) MODEL 1908 POCKET. Cal. 380 ACP. S# 69713. Bbl. 3 3/4". Mfg. 1924 (1908-1940) as Type III (1910-1926) indicating no bbl. bushing or mag. safety. MAGS: 2 blued 7 rd. Good plus (peppery oxidation) factory marked, 2 tone & near excellent unmarked after market. CONDITION: good to very good appearance w/ high point wear consistent w/ holstering plus spot of finish loss on front strap. Scattered spots of peppery oxidation throughout. Very good grips; screw w/ damaged slot. Safety lever slips from slot when holding retracted slide. Near excellent bore. (19-4904/NW). 2) MODEL 1908 VEST POCKET. Cal. 25 ACP. S# 9839. Bbl. 2". Mfg. 1908 (1908-1946). Early model w/out mag. safety. MAGS: good plus, factory marked, 6 rd., 2 tone w/ slight upward bend to lip. CONDITION: good to very good overall appearance as refinished having somewhat dull polish. Varied spots of prior light oxidation. Hand worn grips; especially near butt. Near excellent bore. (19-4905/NW). 3) MODEL 1903 POCKET. Cal. 32 ACP. S# 446018. Bbl. 3 3/4". Mfg. 1925 (1903-1946) as Type III (1910-1926) w/out bbl. bushing or mag. safety. MAGS: 1 very good factory marked, 8 rd., 2 tone. CONDITION: generally very good appearance w/ some peppery oxidation in cocking grooves & some various points throughout; mostly right side. Light impact marks in area of safety pivot on right side of frame. Near excellent bore & grips. (19-4906/NW). ALL CURIO. $1,000-1,500.

EXTREMELY RARE 1 OF 22 REMINGTON UMC MODEL 1911

Lot #1378 (Sale Order 382 of 693)

SEMI AUTO PISTOL. Cal. 45 ACP. NSN. Bbl. 5" correct Type 16 w/ "P" proof on top rather than on leg. 1 Of only 22 mfg. w/out S# w/in Remington - UMC production of 21,698 units as per 1923 letter from Remington's engineer (A. M. Mattice) to Springfield Armory indicating unnumbered pistols "slipped through". February 2013 American Rifleman article mentions that one of these was carried by Merritt Edson in Nicaragua as per article's Marine Museum research. Mfg. w/out final E.E.C. inspection mark but w/ correct "E" mark on left front of trigger guard, rear of slide & bottom of flat Type 1 mainspring housing w/ lanyard loop. 2 Line slide address indicating earlier production w/in 1st 15,000 units; left side before legend has circled "X" . Foregoing info. also mentioned in book by noted author, E. S. Meadows; Volume 1 page 212. Research states not a "lunch box" pistol nor created from leftover parts. Research further states Remington had enough left over parts to create approx. 5 pistols yet all their left over parts were returned to the government. Correct walnut checkered grips w/ 13 rows between double diamonds. Correct narrow front sight blade & U notch rear. Proper checkering on wide spur hammer (bordered), thumb safety (no under cut) & slide stop (under cut). Although Singer's are highly sought, this is one of only 22 made. MAGS: proper early 7 rd. mag. w/out detent on front of right feed lip. Also correctly unmarked w/ short base lip having very early feature of lanyard loop. Good plus appearance w/ proper 2 tone finish. CONDITION: fair to good appearance w/ frame having patina tone along w/ typical scratch from improper slide stop installation. Slightly better appearing slide w/ typical light high point wear. Controls, trigger & hammer w/ good to very good blued finish. No sign of slide cracking as was known for some Remington's. Good plus bore w/ very faint cleaned pitting w/in grooves. (19-3033/NW). CURIO. $4,000-6,000.

HIGH CONDITION COLT MODEL1911 SEMI AUTO PISTOL.

Lot #1379 (Sale Order 383 of 693)

Cal. 45 ACP. S# 459603. Bbl. 5" Colt w/ "5" in front of legs, "D" on right leg & proper "HP" on top. Mfg. late 1918 w/ correct 15 row double diamond checkered walnut grips. "H" provisional acceptance marks on slide & frame; not present on rear of bbl. "S14" acceptance mark on frame. 49 Trigger guard assembler stamp. Slide stop w/ undercut, but not sharp as w/ milling machine. Correct hammer w/ border checkering. All other parts correct to model. MAGS: 1 Ridson 2 tone finished 7 rd. w/ "R" on top of lip. CONDITION: very good overall original appearance of Colt "Rough Finish" often referred to as "Black Models". Scratches on bottom half of front strap plus typical scratch from improper slide stop installation. Average high point wear to slide. Near excellent bore. Very good grips. Thinning on mainspring housing w/ beginning patina tone. (19-4506/NW). CURIO. $4,000-6,000.

COLT 1911 BLACK ARMY MODEL SEMI AUTO PISTOL W/

Lot #1380 (Sale Order 384 of 693)

HOLSTER. Cal. 45 ACP. S# 311185 Mfg. 1918. Bbl. 5" Colt mfg. Bbl. top marked “P & H” on top of bbl. SA Eagle head S 11 inspector cartouche. Semi circle front sight. Flattop U notch rear sight. Correct slide lock, safety lock & hammer. Checkered double diamond walnut grips. UNATTACHED ACCESSORIES: Warren leather goods company 1917 date US flap holster. MAGS: 1 - 7 rd. two tone. CONDITION: overall very good w/ thinning finish on top of slide & muzzle/high edges from holster wear. Scattered light scratches & handling marks. Grips are lightly worn w/ a few scattered dings. Frosted bore w/ lightly worn rifling. (19-5331/ZAL). CURIO. $1,500 – 2,500.

SPRINGFIELD ARMORY MODEL 1911 SEMI AUTO PISTOL.

Lot #1381 (Sale Order 385 of 693)

Cal. 45 ACP. S# 126042. Mfg. 1915 in third batch of Springfield's having 7,620 units. Bbl. is post WWI field replacement Springfield Type 12 w/ "P" & "S" reading down at rear of left leg. Replacement Keyes Fibre Type 10 grips having reinforcement rings around screws. All other features of pistol correct including obscure detail of rounded top firing pin stop. MAGS: 2 Springfield 7 rd. w/ lanyard loops TOTAL; 1) Good plus w/ 2 tone finish separating 1" from base. Unfinished portion has stained appearance. Top of spine has copper color. 2) Same as previous but lesser condition including uncleaned oxidation on lower portion plus more copper showing. CONDITION: good plus original finish w/ typical high point wear & scratch on frame from improper slide stop installation. Beginning gray patina in grip area. Slight grip screw slot damage. Vivid markings & proofs. (19-3571/NW). CURIO. $1,500-2,200.

2 COLT 1911 WWI COMMEMORATIVE PISTOLS.

Lot #1382 (Sale Order 386 of 693)

ALL: cal. 45 ACP. Bbls. 5". Special Editions issued 1967 to commemorate World War I battles. Royal blue finishes. Right sides of slides have gold filled banners w/ inscriptions "1917 WORLD WAR I COMMEMORATIVE 1967". Left sides of slides have gold filled battle scenes. MAGS: 2 - 7 rd. mags. CONDITION: near new appears unused. 1) BATTLE OF THE MARNE COMMEMORATIVE. S# 6222-M2. 2 Piece maple grips w/ brass finished medallions & "2nd BATTLE of the MARNE" name plate. (19-3227/DS). 2) BELLEAU WOODS COMMEMORATIVE. S# 6222-BW. 2 Piece Goncalo Alves grips w/ brass finished medallions & "BELLEAU WOOD" name plate. UNATTACHED ACCESSORIES: wooden display cases w/ sliding plexiglass front covers. Also includes bottom of shipping box w/ envelope containing 2 wall hangers. (19-3231/DS). ALL CURIO. $1,400-2,000.

COLT MODEL 1911 SEMI AUTO PISTOL.

Lot #1383 (Sale Order 387 of 693)

Cal. 45 ACP. S# 410713. Bbl. Mfg. 5" post war Type 6 w/ boxed "C" on left leg plus "COLT .45 AUTO" on top at port area. Mfg. May to Oct. of 1918 w/ correct 15 row double diamond checkered walnut grips. "H" provisional acceptance mark on slide & frame; none on bbl. "SA17" inspection mark. Standard 1911 military frame & slide markings w/ rampant Colt on left side of slide. All correct features except bbl. as noted plus slide stop & thumb safety are checkered but w/out milling under cut. MAGS: 2 TOTAL. Good M. S. Little single colored WW-II 7 rd. w/ areas of cleaned pitting & Pachmayr stainless 7 rd. w/ bumper pad. UNATTACHED ACCESSORIES: fair to good heavily oiled "US" marked holster also marked "HOYT / 1918 / J.J.M." under flap at top front. Missing bottom rear rivet & belt hook. Flap once had insignia retained by 3 tabs & impression of crossed cannons remains. Looking down onto holster as worn, are user applied markings of: "3.T N" over "108 F. A." indicating 108 Field Artillery, a unit in 28th division of 2nd Army Corp (info per consignor). CONDITION: good overall appearance as refinished w/ surfaces almost as military having slight polish. Very good to excellent grips. Near excellent bore. PROVENANCE: Estate Collection of George W. Browning. (19-651/NW). CURIO. $1,200-1,800.

COLT 1911 SEMI AUTO PISTOL.

Lot #1384 (Sale Order 388 of 693)

Cal. 45 ACP. S# 485549. Mfg. 1918. Bbl. 5”Colt type VI replacement. Colt slide w/ tapered front sight & flattop U notch rear sight. Eagle head/S6 inspector marked. Replacement checkered slide lock. Serial number duplicated in front of slide lock. Checkered replacement safety lock. Serrated Ithaca hammer. Replacement checkered double diamond grips. Flat 1911 mainspring housing. MAGS: 1 – 7 rd. unmarked blued work. CONDITION: reblued metal finish has muzzle, high edge & grip strap wear. Numerous scratches & heavy line from slide lock. Good grips w/ the exception of a crack on right panel & minor handling marks. Frosted bore w/ distinct rifling. (19–2291/ZAL). CURIO. $700 – 1,100.

UNION SWITCH & SIGNAL MODEL 1911 A1 SEMI-AUTO

Lot #1385 (Sale Order 389 of 693)

PISTOL. Cal. 45 ACP. S# 1059984. Bbl. is High Standard 5"; correct for later models. Highly sought model mfg. 1943 w/ all correct features except mag. as noted. Approx. 55,000 mfg. in Swissvale, PA. "P" firing proofs, Keyes Fibre "5" & Star marked plastic grips w/ small rings around screws, "R.C.D." inspector markings plus all other correct features. Finish has 2 tone (black / grey) appearance near front of slide. MAGS: 1 good plus 7 rd. Scovill ("S" on top of lip) as used in Colts ("C-S" on bottom of lip) having some spots of light pitting. CONDITION: very good overall appearance w/ typical high point wear most noticeable on front strap; minimal wear on grip safety. Typical scratch from improper slide stop installation. Hand wear to butt area of grips; especially left. Wear on front sight blade plus metallic marks to its serrations. Near excellent bore. (19-4615/NW). CURIO. $4,000-6,000.

UNION SWITCH & SIGNAL 1911 A1 SEMI AUTO PISTOL W/

Lot #1386 (Sale Order 390 of 693)

HOLSTER. Cal. 45 ACP. S# 1067177. Mfg. 1943. Bbl. 5" High Standard mfg. which is the correct. Circle RCD inspector cartouche w/ P firing proof near magazine release & on top of slide. Serrated front sight. Flattop square notch rear sight. Correct slide lock, safety lock & hammer. Keyes Fiber grips w/ reinforcing ring. UNATTACHED ACCESSORIES: Boyt 42 date US flap holster. MAGS: 1 - 7 rd. Risdon Mfg. CO. CONDITION: overall good appearing w/ thinning finish retaining approximately 60% w/ areas of pitting on slide & frame. Very good grips. Overall good bore that is frosted w/ distinct rifling. Good holster w/ some scuffing. (19 - 5330/ZAL). CURIO. $2,500 – 4,000.

REMINGTON RAND MODEL 1911 A1 SEMI-AUTO PISTOL.

Lot #1387 (Sale Order 391 of 693)

Cal. 45 ACP. S# 1515611. Bbl. 5" High Standard Type 5. Mfg. 1943 during period of intermixed parts & features; references indicate all correct parts w/ most parts of late 1943 production. Slide stop & thumb safety are checkered. Grooved arched Type 5 mainspring housing w/ lanyard loop. Keyes Fiber sm. ring grips. Top left of trigger guard stamped "4"; right top stamped "P" & bottom stamped "U". Frame by disconnector stamped "G". Appropriate "P" proofs & ordnance stamp. MAGS: 1 reparkerized M.S. Little mag. w/ shaded heat treatment line CONDITION: all aspects of exterior appearance are near excellent as reparkerized; no arsenal mark. Very good grips w/ areas of light wear at bottom front of right. Throat of bbl. & feed ramp of frame have same parkerized finish as balance of pistol. Very sharp markings except for somewhat faint ordnance stamp. Generally good bore w/ slight wear & grooves turning somewhat dark w/ light pitting. (19-4942/NW). CURIO. $2,000-3,000.

COLT 1911 SPRINGFIELD RE-ARSENAL

Lot #1388 (Sale Order 392 of 693)

SEMI AUTO PISTOL. Cal. 45 ACP. S# No 105597. Late war Colt slide w/ Springfield receiver. Thin rounded front sight w/ slightly flattened top. Flat rear sight w/ rounded notch. Top of rear sight has been filed; notch very shallow. Serrated Ithaca type hammer. Long tang grip safety; appears Colt. Mainspring housing has Colt type checkering w/ lanyard loop. Thumb safety is serrated. Serrated slide stop. Checkered mag. catch, recoil spring plug & stamped metal trigger. Keyes Fibre stocks w/ escutcheon rings around screws. Receiver right marked "SA" in front of slide stop pin. Receiver right marked "2" below hammer pin. Receiver left shows flaming bomb above mag. catch & "UNITED STATES PROPERTY" on left dust cover. Slide left shows standard Colt patent marking & address w/ prancing pony in middle. Right slide shows "MODEL OF 1911.U.S.ARMY". Left bbl. lug marked "P". Right bbl. lug marked "HS". MAGS: 1 welded base Little 7 rd. in excellent condition showing only wear marks at top. CONDITION: stocks are crisp w/ only slight wear at bottom. Stock screw slots are crisp w/ only minor screwdriver damage to right lower screw. Crisp mag. catch lock. Slide & receiver both heavily sandblasted & reparkerized. All parts except bbl. & mag. are heavily sandblasted & dark gray parkerized. Only wear on pistol is a couple of scuffs & corners w/ eroded finish. Overall condition is 98% plus reparkerized finish. Bright bore w/ some dirt. PROVENANCE: From the Craig Baravalle Collection of Big Flats, New York. (18-4564/KK). CURIO. $900-1,500.

COLT MODEL 1911 SEMI AUTO PISTOL.

Lot #1389 (Sale Order 393 of 693)

Cal. 45 ACP. S# No 87877. Mfg. 1914. Front sight is thin, tapered & rounded. Rear sight is flat w/ rounded notch. Hammer is wide spur, stubby & checkered. Grip safety, mainspring housing, thumb safety, trigger, slide stop, bbl. bushing & mag. catch have correct smoky blue appearance. Stocks are standard Colt dbl. diamond. MAGS: standard Colt 2 tone 7 rd. w/ lanyard loop & dull military finish; appears sound but base plate slightly loose. Retains majority of original finish. CONDITION: "WGP" acceptance mark is crisp & readable. All markings crisp & readable. Mag. catch lock shows moderate damage. Stocks show moderate wear w/ heavy wear at bottom. Stock screw slots show moderate damage & lack of finish. Slight amount of pitting above pony on left side. Right side shows hammer pin installed backwards. Bore badly pitted. Bbl. has horizontal "P H" inspection mark. Overall pistol retains 70% original finish & has pleasing appearance. PROVENANCE: From the Craig Baravalle Collection of Big Flats, New York. (18-4473/KK). CURIO $800-1,200.

COLT MODEL 1911A1 SEMI AUTO PISTOL.

Lot #1390 (Sale Order 394 of 693)

Cal. 45 ACP. S# No 1106258. Mfg. 1943. Slide has matching S#. Wide serrated ramp front sight. Flat top rear sight w/ square notch. Wide spur checkered hammer. Long tang grip safety w/ proper bevel. Arched checkered mainspring housing w/ proper checkering. Thumb safety, mag. catch, stamped trigger & recoil spring plug all checkered. Coltwood stocks w/ lg. escutcheon rings. Right side of receiver marked “UNITED STATES PROPERTY” over S# & “M1911A1 U.S.ARMY” in front of slide stop pin. Right upper trigger guard bow has final assembler’s mark “14”. Ordnance mark in front of hammer pin is partially struck & faint. Slide shows standard Colt patent nomenclature & address w/ rampant colt in center. Receiver left marked “P” below mag. catch. “G.H.D” marked below slide stop. Upper trigger guard bow has verified proof under final inspector “W” mark. Slide top marked “P” in front of rear sight. Bbl. marked “F” in front of lug & marked "P" on left lug. In chamber area through ejection port marked w/ flaming bomb & script "L" in center; same mark appears on receiver left in front of slide stop & slide left rear. Belgian proof marks applied by proof house to firearms either not made in Belgium or having proofs no recognized by Belgium. Left upper trigger guard bow marked "d" touching verified proof. Rear of bbl. hood inside has a strong bevel. MAGS: 1 fully blued, unmarked 7 rd. w/ welded base. CONDITION: finish is thin on edges of slide & receiver. Dust cover shows some erosion on front. Front grip strap shows what appears to be "5428599" hand stamped. Finish on front grip strap thinning. Finish on bbl. as seen through ejection port in the white w/ some blotchiness. Mag. catch lock shows moderate screwdriver damage. Stocks appear to be Colt w/ wide escutcheon rings around grip screws showing moderate wear. Grip screws are crisp except right lower which shows minor screwdriver damage. Bore has spots of pitting but good bore. Overall 95% plus original finish. PROVENANCE: From the Craig Baravalle Collection of Big Flats, New York. (18-4516/KK). CURIO. $1,500-2,500.

REMINGTON RAND MODEL 1911A1 SEMI AUTO PISTOL.

Lot #1391 (Sale Order 395 of 693)

Cal. 45 ACP. S# No 968941. Mfg. 1943 Thin, flat, rounded front sight. “P” marked on slide in front of rear sight. Flat rear sight w/ square notch. Flat side checkered hammer. Long tang grip safety. Fine checkered mainspring housing w/ lanyard loop. Checkered slide stop. Mag. catch, thumb safety, trigger & recoil spring plug are checkered. Entire pistol is DuLite finished. Slide left shows Type 2 marking “REMINGTON RAND INC.” over “SYRACUSE, N.Y. U.S.A.”. “P” marked below mag. catch on left side. Marked “FJA” below slide stop. Right side marked “UNITED STATES PROPERTY” above S# & “M 1911 A1 U.S. ARMY” ahead of slide stop pin. Ordnance wheel is light but crisp in front of hammer pin. Stocks are Keyes Fibre. Left bbl. lug marked "P". Marked "F" on right lug. MAGS: 1 Scovill 7 rd. w/ welded bottom overall very good. CONDITION: stock screws are crisp but have thin finish. Stocks are crisp w/ no significant wear or damage. Mag. catch lock has minor screwdriver damage. Right receiver shows abraded finish over ordnance mark. Finish thinning overall right side. Finish thinning overall slide right. Finish thinning on slide top front . Loss of finish on dust cover. Front grip strap has thinning. Mainspring housing shows patina. Thinning finish on grip safety. Mirror bore. Overall 65% what appears to be original DuLite finish. PROVENANCE: From the Craig Baravalle Collection of Big Flats, New York. (18-4514/KK). CURIO. $800-1,200.

SPRINGFIELD MODEL 1911 SEMI AUTO PISTOL.

Lot #1392 (Sale Order 396 of 693)

Cal. 45 ACP. S# No 79573. United States Armory at Springfield, Mass. had the right to mfg. 1911 pistols only after Colt had produced 50,000. Springfield S#s were assigned in 4 groups starting at 72,571. Total Springfield Armory production was 25,767 pistols. The only major difference during Springfield production was the change in hammer styles. A short fat hammer ended around 76,200 & the long hammer w/ the sharp edge lasted to around 82,000. All hammers were checkered. All grip safetys have a sharp lower edge. Flat mainspring housings were only slightly beveled at the bottom. All markings used Gothic font. All parts were made at Springfield including stocks which had a larger set of dbl. diamonds than Colt stocks. Distinctive features are long thicker wide spur hammer checkered around the rear. Sharp edges on grip safety & mainspring housing. Slide stop checkering extends to the top of tab. Firing pin stop plate beveled on top edge. Bbl. bushing slightly beveled on forward edge. Rear sight has nearly square corners. Front sight is integral to slide. MAGS: 1 - 7 rd., typical Springfield mfg. w/ folded over lips on bottom & copper plated area at top rear. CONDITION: mag. shows rupture (crack) on rear left corner but may still function. Bbl. is "Colt 45 Auto" (S) marked w/ poor, pitted bore & polished hood. Stock screws show minor abuse w/ most finish gone. Left stock appears to be Colt. Right stock is Springfield. All other parts appear Springfield mfg. Finish shows slight pitting on left side front. Front grip strap heavily worn. Overall original finish retains approx 80%. PROVENANCE: From the Craig Baravalle Collection of Big Flats, New York. (18-4469/KK). CURIO. $4,000-6,000.

REMINGTON RAND 1911 A1 SEMI AUTO PISTOL.

Lot #1393 (Sale Order 397 of 693)

Cal. 45 ACP. S# 79. Date of mfg. unknown but probably late war. Ref. Clawson “Colt .45 Service Pistols” page 313. Another series of non-deliverable pistols was assembled that had the “ERRS” serial number prefix. All of the observed ERRS pistols had one or two digit serial numbers, indicating that there were less than 100 produced. Most texts describe this series of pistols as being used for various experiments to improve the product. While the standard explanation is that Remington was experimenting with different finishes, etc. These pistols may have been used as vehicles to test new machining techniques, new tooling, and improved processes such as one would do with a trial lot. The “Experimentation” notion is a bit of a stretch because the pistol specifications called out the exact finishing process (Parkerization) that is required on all pistols. Wide, serrated ramp front sight. Flat rear sight w/ square notch. Flat side checkered hammer. Long tang grip safety. Serrated mainspring housing w/ lanyard loop. Serrated slide stop. Mag. catch, thumb safety, trigger & recoil spring plug are checkered. Hammer pin, sear pin & mag. catch are black. All other parts show gray /green parkerizing. Slide left shows Type 3 marking “REMINGTON RAND INC.” over “SYRACUSE, N.Y. U.S.A.”. Right side marked only w/ S#. Stocks are Keyes Fibre w/ escutcheon rings around screws. Left bbl. lug marked "P". Marked "HS" on right lug. MAGS: 1 Little 7 rd. w/ welded base in excellent condition. CONDITION: stocks & stock screws in pristine condition. Mag. catch lock pristine. Right side only loss seen is on edges. Left side of slide only wear is on edges. Receiver shows slight loss on edges of dust cover. Moderate takedown scratch. Some mottling on front grip strap. Mainspring housing shows a few spots of corrosion. Bbl. shows erosion of finish to ejection port. Shiny bore w/ very slight frosting near chamber. Overall 98% plus original gray / green parkerizing. PROVENANCE: From the Craig Baravalle Collection of Big Flats, New York. (18-4554/KK). CURIO. $5,000-8,000.

SPRINGFIELD ARMORY MODEL 1911 SEMI AUTO PISTOL.

Lot #1394 (Sale Order 398 of 693)

Cal: 45 ACP. S# No 78502. United States Armory at Springfield, Mass. had the right to mfg. 1911 pistols only after Colt had produced 50,000. Springfield S#s were assigned in 4 groups starting at 72,571. Total Springfield Armory production was 25,767 pistols. The only major difference during Springfield production was the change in hammer styles. A short fat hammer ended around 76,200 & the long hammer w/ the sharp edge lasted to around 82,000. All hammers were checkered. All grip safetys have a sharp lower edge. Flat mainspring housings were only slightly beveled at the bottom. All markings used Gothic font. All parts were made at Springfield including stocks which had a larger set of dbl. diamonds than Colt stocks. Distinctive features are long thicker wide spur hammer checkered around the rear. Sharp edges on grip safety & mainspring housing. Slide stop checkering extends to the top of tab. Firing pin stop plate beveled on top edge. Bbl. bushing slightly beveled on forward edge. Rear sight has nearly square corners. Front sight is integral to slide. Bbl. is "SP" marked on left lug for proper S# range 120,000 to 127,978. Rear sight is sm. rounded notch, firing pin stop plate & stocks are Springfield mfg. Hammer, grip safety, mainspring housing, thumb safety, slide stop, mag. catch & bbl. bushing appear to be Colt mfg. Stock screws are worn & may be replacements. MAGS: typical Colt lanyard loop type 2 tone refinished 7 rd. CONDITION: slide to frame fit has been tightened considerably to the point pistol may not function. Entire gun has been refinished except for replacement parts. 95% Remaining finish. Rear sight registration mark does not line up. Clean bore w/ minor frosting. PROVENANCE: From the Craig Baravalle Collection of Big Flats, New York. (18-4467/KK). CURIO. $3,000-5,000.

COLT MODEL 1905 SEMI AUTO PISTOL.

Lot #1395 (Sale Order 399 of 693)

Cal. 45 ACP. S# 1399. Mfg. 1906, first year of quantity production. First model 1905 shipped in 1905 after much development work. This pistol became the first to use the 45 ACP cartridge. Basic design is a double link parallelogram locking system similar to previous pistols. Slide was held on by a wedge inserted into the front of the slide & locked in by a spring plunger. The one drawback was that the wedge could be installed incorrectly, creating a safety condition. Last production was in 1917. S# ended at # 6210. Front sight is thin, tapered & rounded. Rear sight is rounded w/ rounded notch. Hammer is typical rounded & checkered but shows hand work marks on left side. Pistol has no built in safety by design but has slide stop/ hold open device. Trigger is short, smooth & fire blued. Stocks have dbl. diamonds & brass inserts around stock screws. Third type slide markings. Left slide marked "AUTOMATIC COLT" over "CALIBRE 45 RIMLESS SMOKELESS" . Left slide front marked "PATENTED" over "APRIL, 20, 1897, SEPT 9, 1902, DECEMBER 19 1905.". Rear slide left marked "COLT'S PATERNT FIRE ARMS MFG. CO." over "HARTFORD, CONN. U.S.A.". Rear of slide shows rampant pony inside circle. MAGS: 1 special blued 1905 - 7 rd. appears crisp w/ no apparent corrosion. CONDITION: right side of pistol shows ding marks around trigger pin. Receiver has slight corrosion marks behind receiver pin & around hammer pin. Slide has sm. pitting spots in front of & in back of rear sight, & midway opposite ejection port. Sm. corrosion spot around front sight. Several corrosion spots on bottom of frame ahead of trigger guard. Sm. corrosion spots on left receiver around hammer screw. Several sm. corrosion spots on front grip strap near mag. tongue. Front grip strap shows several sm. spots of missing finish. Rear grip strap shows mostly salt & pepper corrosion giving it a matted appearance. But shows similar matted appearance w/ pitting area on butt bevel. Bore shows corrosion but lands & grooves appear crisp. Grips are crisp & pristine w/ some verdigris around grip screw bushings. Overall condition: Slide & receiver show 95% blue w/ scattered spots of corrosion & minor edge wear. PROVENANCE: From the Craig Baravalle Collection of Big Flats, New York. (18-4475/KK). CURIO. $4,000-6,000.

COLT MODEL 1911 SEMI AUTO PISTOL.

Lot #1396 (Sale Order 400 of 693)

Cal. 45 ACP. S# No 25226. Thin tapered rounded front sight. Rounded rear sight w/ rounded notch. Short wide spur hammer. Short tang grip safety. Flat mainspring housing w/ lanyard loop. Thumb safety, mag. catch, slide stop & recoil spring plug are checkered. Long plain trigger. Standard Colt dbl. diamond stocks. Slide right marked "MODEL OF 1911.U.S.ARMY" below & in front of ejection port. Receiver has S# in normal place. Left receiver marked "UNITED STATES PROPERTY" on dust cover & "WGP" (Walter G Penfield) above mag. catch. Slide left shows standard Colt 1911 last patent date & Colt address w/ prancing pony at rear. Slide marked w/ Gothic "H" above firing pin stop plate. Top of receiver marked "H" & "4". Bbl. marked "5" in front of lug & "P H" vertical (later). MAGS: 1 military 2 tone 7 rd. w/ lanyard loop showing dull finish. Corners are sound. CONDITION: stocks show significant wear & flattening of diamonds notable at bottom. Stock screws show significant finish loss. Screw slots are crisp except upper right which shows minor screwdriver damage. Right stock has 7 notches. Left stock has 9 notches. Mag. catch lock is crisp. Receiver right shows finish loss on edges. Slide right shows multiple salt & pepper deterioration areas & muzzle wear. Top of slide shows scuff plus salt & pepper erosion plus muzzle wear. Slide left shows muzzle wear & high edge wear. Receiver left shows edge wear & takedown scratch. Dust cover shows significant holster wear. Trigger guard bow thin all over. Front strap has thinning & patina. Mainspring housing shows mostly patina & sm. amount of blue on bottom. Grip safety has edge wear. Back of receiver shows loss of blue overall. Outer bbl. shows 40% w/ finish loss. Crisp shiny bore. Overall condition 80% original blue. PROVENANCE: From the Craig Baravalle Collection of Big Flats, New York. (19-3147/KK). CURIO. $2,500-3,500.

CASE V-42 STILETTO WITH SCABBARD.

Lot #1397 (Sale Order 401 of 693)

Overall length w/ scabbard: 19 3/4". Blade length: 7 1/4". Blued blade w/ a medial ridge. Ricasso is marked "CASE" below the thumb ridges. The opposite side of the ricasso is stamped, w/ individual stamps, "U.S. / 576". Only the first few hundred of these knives produced bore a serial number & US mark. Leather covered steel crossguard is slightly magnetic, as is correct for this knife. Compressed leather washer style grip. Pommel w/ skull crusher top. Scabbard is full length w/ steel toothed top & 4 rivet base. Leather lanyard intact. This is a fine original example of a V42 Special Forces stiletto. CONDITION: blade has about 70% bluing intact. Hilt shows wear but is quite solid. Scabbard is undamaged but shows significant honest wear throughout. (02-12488/BF). $2,500-3,500.

SPRINGFIELD 1909 BOLO KNIFE & SCABBARD, US M1912

Lot #1398 (Sale Order 402 of 693)

FENCING/TRAINING BAYONET & WWII M1912 SQUAD BOX FOR M1911 PISTOLS. 1) US M1909 BOLO KNIFE & SCABBARD. Overall length: 20 1/2". Blade length: 13 3/4". This bolo was mfg. at the Springfield Arsenal & used during WWI & beyond. Blade is marked at the ricasso, "U.S. 17419" & "S A (flaming bomb) 1915". 2 Piece wood grip w/ 3 brass rivets & a brass pommel end. Scabbard is brown leather w/ a brass throat & is marked on the reverse, "ROCK ISLAND ARSENAL 1916 T.C.C.". CONDITION: blade has a medium gray mottled patina w/ spotty areas of discoloration. Grip shows moderate wear w/ a tight crack through the top rivet. Scabbard shows light overall wear. (02-12840/BF). 2) US M1912 FENCING / TRAINING BAYONET. Overall length: 19". "Blade" length: 16". This bayonet was designed to be used w/ a special training rifle. It has 2 loops at the top to fit over the bbl. The entire "blade" area is covered w/ leather & has a nearly circular extension also covered in leather at the end. The ricasso area is marked "R.I.A. 1914. H.E.K." & "J.M.". CONDITION: bayonet shows light wear overall. (02-12842/BF). 3) WWII M1912 SQUAD BOX FOR M1911 PISTOLS. A seldom seen, complete & original U.S. Army M12 squad box measuring 9" x 5" x 2". Box contains its original oiler, grease pot & 10 brass cleaning rods for the M1911 A1 Colt Automatic pistol. Box also contains a wooden form that holds the oiler & grease pot. Cleaning rods are mounted on 2 rails at either end of the box. Box has a blued finish inside & out w/ a lg. "US" in a circle stamped into the lid. CONDITION: blued finish on outside of box is lightly worn & is nearly complete on the inside. Contents are undamaged. (02-12843/BF). $500-800.

EXTRAORDINARY US M1918 TRENCH KNIFE.

Lot #1399 (Sale Order 403 of 693)

Overall length: 12 1/4". Blade length: 6 9/16". This exact knife is featured on pg. 10 of the book, "The Model 1918 Mark I Trench Knife & Variations" by Greg Aloisio. Blade has original darkened finish. Brass knuckle duster grip also has a rarely seen original dark finish. Grip is marked "U.S. 1918 / L.F & C-1918". Original scabbard has a dark finish & is marked at the throat "L.F. & C. / 1918". Rear of scabbard has both belt attachments intact. It is extremely rare to find 1 of these desirable trench knives w/ so much original finish intact. UNATTACHED ACCESSORIES: an authentication & evaluation letter from Greg Aloisio, noted author of the book titled, "The Model 1918 Mark I Trench Knife & Variations". CONDITION: both blade & hilt have nearly all of the original darkened finish intact. Scabbard has 97% original finish w/ a few scattered areas of very light oxidation. 1 Retaining prong is slightly bent. PROVENANCE: from the personal collection of Greg Aloisio. (02-13174/BF). $700-1,000.

FINE EXAMPLE OF A JOHNSON MODEL 1941 SEMI AUTO

Lot #1400 (Sale Order 404 of 693)

RIFLE. Cal. 30-06. S# B7375. Bbl. 22 5/8". Receiver marked on top "CAL. 30-06 SEMI-AUTO "JOHNSON AUTOMATICS" MODEL OF 1941 MADE IN PROVIDENCE, R.I. U.S.A." & patent info. S#s are mismatched throughout the rifle as was standard practice during mfg. & assembly. S# does match however on bbl. extension & bbl. Receiver marked at rear w/ "Cranston Arms Co." in inverted triangle plus sm. 5 pointed star as Dutch acceptance mark. Bbl. has partial marking at bottom; encircled sword & "0". Aperture rear sight graduated to 1,000 meters. Blade front sight w/ protective ears. Bayonet lug is present. Walnut stock set. 10 Rd. rotary mag. WWI dated model 1907 leather sling. CONDITION: stock set has light wear & handling marks w/ very good overall appearance. Sm. chip missing at bottom of forend between takedown lever slot & forward screw hole. Metal retains very lg. degree of original finish w/ light wear & scattered scratches. Notable series of sm. dents on left side of receiver above mag. Very good shiny bore. (19-5165/RW). CURIO. $5,500-6,500.

SPRINGFIELD M1C GARAND SEMI AUTO RIFLE.

Lot #1401 (Sale Order 405 of 693)

Cal. 30-06. S# 3373275. Bbl. 24" marked on right side "SA 1-52". Throat gauges 4.0 & muzzle gauges 2.0. All visible parts markings are "SA". Flush nut rear sight. Windage knob is marked "DRC" & elevation knob marked "HN". High hump gas cyl. lock & cross gas cyl. lock screw. Scope is marked "ALASKAN", S# B5709, also marked "LYMAN GUN SIGHT CORP. MIDDLEFIELD CONN". Turret bases are marked "ALL WEATHER". Turret caps are unmarked. Scope adjustments graduated 0, 10 ,20 & 30. Fine crosshair reticle. Cone type M2 flash hider by Hart Mfg. Co. Lace on leather cheek pad marked on right side "MRT 851". Well worn Model 1907 sling. Consignor supplied copy of verification letter states S# 3373275 is in correct range for M1C rifle. Rifle likely given arsenal rebuild including replacement stock & later dated bbl. using well worn original mt. Workmanship of drilling & tapping is not commensurate w/ Griffin & Howe class workmanship. Stock appears replacement. Stock markings lack crossed cannons & rifle has replacement parts including rear sight & cyl. lock. Finishes on scope & mts. appear newer than base. UNATTACHED ACCESSORIES: cleaning kit, plastic oil & grease container in buttstock. CMP Certificate of Authenticity. CONDITION: stock has arsenal rework type finish w/ light wear, dents & scratches. Front & rear handguards do not match. Rifle has 70% original parkerized finish w/ wear & scattered scratches. Optics appear clear & serviceable. Good shiny bore. (19-5333/RW). CURIO. $2,000-3,000.

WINCHESTER SINGLE SHOT BRIDGER LINE THROWING GUN.

Lot #1402 (Sale Order 406 of 693)

Cal. 45-70 BLANKS ONLY. NSN. Bbl. 14" w/ smooth bore. Top of bbl. marked "BRIDGER NAVAL COMPANY". Left side of bbl. marked "LINE GUN_45-70-BLANKS ONLY". Bbl. also has Winchester 2 line address & standard "WP" proof mark. Gun as modified by Bridger for line throwing purposes is based on a Winchester model 37 Steel Built action. Walnut pistol grip stock w/ plastic Winchester buttplate. Walnut forearm is notched to allow installation of cast iron line canister. Bottom of canister has painted marking "HARRISON". Left side has brass plate w/ cleaning instruction & is marked "NAVAL CO. DOYLESTOWN PA". Firearm has been removed from the provisions of the National Firearms Act & classified as curios or relics provided the canister remains attached to the bbl. UNATTACHED ACCESSORIES: original red case w/ wood interior blocks. Case contains four 12 7/8" brass line attachment rods. 3 Cardboard canisters containing 600 ft. of 140 lb test line. 1 Ball containing an unknown length of heavier line. 2 Wood mandrills. 1 Box containing 11 primed 45-70 cartridges. Directions & precautions brochure. Case lid shows warping & fading w/ some user added markings. Left end of case has hole in front of gun's muzzle. CONDITION: gun retains over 95% original blue showing sm. spots of freckling & handling marks. Wood shows lightly worn finish having a few sm. scratches & marks. Good bright bore. (19-5016/DS). CURIO. $1,000-2,000.

REMINGTON-KEENE US NAVY LINE THROWING RIFLE.

Lot #1403 (Sale Order 407 of 693)

Cal. 45-70. NSN. Very rare line throwing conversion for use by the US Navy. Bbl. 20 1/2" of carbine style, last 6 1/2" of bbl. is free bored. Band mounted front sight followed by a 6" fitting having 17 grooves, the first 9 of which has circular porting at top of bbl. Space between bbl. & mag. tube fitted w/ iron side ribs. Graduated leaf military rear sight. Full length mag. Right side of bbl. at breech has "C.E.C." inspector's mark. Carbine forearm & straight grip carbine stock w/ front swivel on bbl. band having trap door carbine steel buttplate. Right side of stock has remainder of what appears to be a retailer label marked "Korvettes". UNATTACHED ACCESSORIES: 4 pages of printed material about this rifle from U.S. Martial Arms Collector 156-6. CONDITION: bbl., action & mag. tube retain over 90% blue showing spots of freckling & light pitting w/ wrench marks at breech end of bbl. Stock has lightly worn finish showing light scratches & marks. Bore is bright w/ sound rifling. (01-16631/DS). ANTIQUE. $3,200-4,200.

SPRINGFIELD MODEL 1892 KRAG BOLT ACTION RIFLE.

Lot #1404 (Sale Order 408 of 693)

Cal. 30-40 Krag. S# 3150. Bbl. 30". Model 1902 rear sight w/ swing up aperture. Blade front sight. Receiver dated "1894". Walnut stock & handguard. Stock made w/out lightening cuts, ramrod channel is filled. Curved toe trap buttplate. Later handguard covered receiver ring mounted w/ 2 clips. Butt is drilled to receiver 3 cleaning rod sections. Butt is marked w/ only encircled script "P" under grip. CONDITION: buttstock has vintage refinish obscuring inspector's mark w/ staining & scratches. Has extensive crack at forward edge of bolt handle seat. Crack forward of buttplate tang. Handguard has lightly worn original finish w/ cracks at top behind rear sight. Metal has 50% blue w/ thinning wear, oxidation & fine pitting throughout. Good bore w/ lightly worn lands & spots of oxidation. (01-16432/RW.). ANTIQUE. $500-750.

EXTREMELY RARE BLAKE ROTARY MAGAZINE RIFLE WITH

Lot #1405 (Sale Order 409 of 693)

BRASS ROTARY MAGAZINE HOUSING & TRIGGER GUARD. Cal. 30-40 Krag. NSN. Bbl. 30”. This Blake rifle may possibly be a prototype variation w/ several interesting unique features. In addition to the brass magazine housing & trigger guard; the rear sight that was utilized is a similar sight that was observed on the Springfield 1880 trapdoor rifle type I w/ experimental triangle ramrod bayonet. The bolt is the only marked piece on this firearm bearing the number 120. Bbl. & receiver are rust blued. Bolt & mag house release as well as some small parts are in the white. Checkered pistol grip walnut stock w/ hand guard. Hand guard is custom fitted for the Springfield trapdoor sight. Later handguards observed are relieved for the larger sight typically found on Blake rifles. Three atypical bbl. bands that differ from other observed Blake rifles w/ forward band around fitted bayonet lug. Front band carries a “U” acceptance mark. Serrated hard rubber buttplate. Includes an original aluminum detachable magazine. MAGS: 1 – 7 rd. CONDITION: overall very good w/ thinning finish on bbl. Very good rust blue on receiver w/ some scattered handling marks and a few fine small spots of oxidation. Very good stock w/ scattered handling marks & bruises. Chip located just forward of bolt handle. Front sight is a modern replacement Lyman bead that has been damaged and does not fit squarely in dovetail. Small ding at crown of muzzle. Butt front bbl. band has very nice bluing. Middle and rear bbl. band have a thick enamel finish that is flaking. Brass has even pleasing mellow patina. Very nice bright bore w/ sharp distinct rifling. (01–16806/ZAL). ANTIQUE. $2,000 – 4,000.

SPRINGFIELD MODEL 1899 KRAG BOLT ACTION CARBINE.

Lot #1406 (Sale Order 410 of 693)

Cal. 30-40. S# 229836. Bbl. 22". Receiver has been fitted w/ Pacific adj. aperture sight. Replacement blade front sight. Original rear sight not present. Original 1899 Carbine walnut buttstock marked w/ boxed "JSA 1899" cartouche & encircled script "P" proof under grip. Stock not inletted for sling swivel or sling bar. Curved trap buttplate. Handguard is not present. CONDITION: buttstock has worn original finish w/ dents. scratches & staining. Notable denting on left side at rear & below grasping groove & has tiny crack behind receiver tang. Metal finish retains some blue turning gray & patina w/ oxidation, light pitting & wear. Good bore w/ light wear to lands. (19-3258/RW). MODERN. $400-600.

REMINGTON MODEL 1903 BOLT ACTION RIFLE.

Lot #1407 (Sale Order 411 of 693)

Cal. 30-06. S# 3247233. Bbl. 24". Rifle is fine example of later Rem. 1903 production w/ correct features. Bbl. marked "RA / flaming bomb / 9-42". Rear sight markings are "R". Rear sight base has no lightening cuts. Flat windage & elevation knobs. Sight is graduated to 2850 yds.; no volley notch. Blade front sight. Milled upper band, trigger guard & follower. Stamped middle band, sling swivel, butt swivel & fine checkered buttplate. Receiver has gas hole drilled on left side. Tang is drilled through. Turned down swept handle bolt shows coarser manufacture correct for period. Walnut stock set w/ straight grip has 2 reinforcing bolts. Stock marked on left side w/ crossed cannons & boxed "FJA". Stock is marked w/ "Z" & encircled "P" under grip. Stock has assembly numbers on bottom forward of trigger guard. Vintage green web sling. CONDITION: wood & metal have very high degree of original finish w/ scattered light wear & handling marks. Very good shiny bore. (19-4257/RW). CURIO. $800-1,200.

SPRINGFIELD MODEL 1903 BOLT ACTION RIFLE.

Lot #1408 (Sale Order 412 of 693)

Cal. 30-06. S# 470859. Bbl. 24" marked behind front sight "SA flaming bomb 4-32". Low number receiver retains lg. percentage of original blue finish. Receiver has gas hole on right, but has not been drilled for gas vent on left side. Receiver marked "22" on receiver bridge. Replacement 1903A3 bolt has swept handle marked "R". Extractor has gas hole & polished bright. Mag. cutoff has been polished on bottom side. Rear sight graduated to 2850 yds. w/ volley notch. Concave windage & elevation adj. knobs. Blade front sight. Grooved trigger. Very nice matching walnut stock set w/ original finish made w/out reinforcing bolts, but has tapered shoulder at left side of receiver ring. Crisp markings include boxed "W.E.S" on left side, "33" under pistol grip. Stock is marked w/ "X" in cut out recess. Fine checkered trap buttplate. Brau Brothers military style sling. CONDITION: stock set has very light wear & handling marks w/ scattered sm. scratches. Metal is combination of blue & parkerizing w/ light wear & scattered sm. spots of oxidation. Near excellent shiny bore. (19-4479/RW). CURIO. $600-900.

SPRINGFIELD ARMORY MODEL 1903 BOLT ACTION RIFLE.

Lot #1409 (Sale Order 413 of 693)

Cal. 30-06. S# 1332321 Bbl. 24" marked behind front sight "HS", flaming bomb & "5-44". Remington 1903A3 bolt. Bolt handle electro penciled to match. Rifle likely arsenal assembled from serviceable parts during overhaul. Front sight base w/out lightening cuts. Rear sight graduated to 2850 yards. Flat windage & elevation knobs. No volley sight notch. Blade front sight. Milled upper band. Stamped stacking swivel. Stamped lower band. Milled trigger guard & butt swivel. Stamped checkered buttplate. Walnut stock set w/ scant grip buttstock marked only w/ "X" underneath forend & "2321" on right side of butt. Replacement handguard has notably less finish. UNATTACHED ACCESSORIES: cardboard shipping box. CONDITION: stock shows moderate wear, dents, scratches & staining. Metal has dark parkerized finish w/ wear, scratches & evidence of improper tool use. Very good shiny bore. (19-3376/RW). CURIO. $550-800.

SPRINGFIELD MODEL 1903 BOLT ACTION RIFLE.

Lot #1410 (Sale Order 414 of 693)

Cal. 30-06. S# 1346712. Bbl. 24". Bbl. marked "SA", flaming bomb & "2 42". Ladder rear sight graduated to 2,850 yards. Flat elevation knob. Dished windage knob. Blade front sight. All milled furniture. 1903A3 bolt marked "BF46". Walnut stock set. Scant grip stock marked on left side w/ boxed "AA" & "P". Marked under grip "S". Green web sling. UNATTACHED ACCESSORIES: copy of CMP purchase papers. CONDITION: stock shows moderate wear, dents, scratches & staining throughout. Metal has worn original parkerized finish. Very good shiny bore. (19-5340/RW). CURIO. $500-700.

REMINGTON MODEL 1917 BOLT ACTION RIFLE.

Lot #1411 (Sale Order 415 of 693)

Cal. 30-06. S# 216979. Bbl. 26". Ladder aperture rear sight graduated to 1,600 yards. Blade front sight w/ protective ears. Bbl. marked behind front sight w/ flaming bomb & "12 17". Bolt marked only w/ flaming bomb. Bolt sleeve marked "E". Cocking piece marked "W". Safety marked "E". Stacking swivel & screw not present. Incorrect lower band; swivel bow not present. Walnut stock set. Stock marked at tip "W". CONDITION: stock set has arsenal reworked finish w/ visible sanding marks & loss of wood. Sm. crack behind receiver tang. Finish is scarred under forend due to improper fitting of lower band. Notable gouge & crack on left side of wrist. Metal retains 70% original finish w/ wear, dents & scratches. Good bore w/ strong lands, slightly dark in grooves. (19-5342/RW). CURIO. $400-600.

REMINGTON MODEL 1903 A3 BOLT ACTION RIFLE.

Lot #1412 (Sale Order 416 of 693)

Cal. 30-06. S# 4202234. Bbl. 24" marked "RA", flaming bomb & "11-43" behind front sight. Adj. aperture rear sight. Blade front sight. Very nice example of Remington made 1903 A3 rifle w/ stamped furniture including lg. bow trigger guard. Straight grip walnut stock w/ 2 reinforcing bolts. Stock marked on left side over trigger guard w/ crossed cannons & boxed "FJA". Also marked "RA", indicating an inspection at Raritan arsenal. Marked under grip w/ circle "P" & N". Marked ahead of trigger guard w/ numerous assembly marks. UNATTACHED ACCESSORIES: butt trap includes nickel plated oiler. CONDITION: stock has attractive original finish w/ light wear & scattered handling marks commensurate w/ careful service. Crisp markings. Metal retains high degree of original finish. Receiver is greenish period parkerizing. Bbl. is darker shade. Furniture is blue. Metal exhibits light wear, scattered oxidation & fine pitting. Shiny 2 groove bore w/ wear ahead of chamber. (19-5245/RW). CURIO. $800-1,100.

2 REMINGTON 1903-A3 RIFLES.

Lot #1413 (Sale Order 417 of 693)

BOTH: Cal. 30-06. 24" bbls. 1) S# 3947954. Bbl. marked "RA flaming bomb 9-43." Adj. aperture rear sight, blade front sight. Bolt safety & cutoff marked "R". Milled upper band marked "H", balance of furniture is stamped. Sm. triggerguard. Walnut stock set has two reinforcing pins. Stock marked on left side by cheek area w/ boxed "O.G" stock marked under pistol grip w/ both "P" & "encircled P". Checkered trap buttplate. Military style leather sling. CONDITION: stock set has nice appearance w/ light wear & handling marks over arsenal rework finish. Metal has 75% original wartime greenish parkerizing. Near excellent shiny two groove bore. (19-986/RW). 2) S# 3802206. Bbl. marked behind front sight "RA flaming bomb 7-43." All visible parts marked "R". Adj. aperture rear sight, blade front sight. All stamped furniture except butt swivel. Checkered buttplate. Straight grip walnut stock & hand guard. Stock marked on left side over triggerguard w/ "boxed F-??". Buttstock marked on left plate w/ "B" has encircled P under grip. CONDITION: stock set has lightly worn & stained original finish w/ faint inspectors mark. Metal has 80% wartime greenish parkerizing w/ light wear & handling marks. Very good shiny four groove bbl. (19-987/RW). BOTH CURIO. $1,100-1,500.

2 US MILITARY 1903-A3 BOLT ACTION RIFLES.

Lot #1414 (Sale Order 418 of 693)

BOTH: Cal. 30-06. 24" Bbl. Straight grip stocks. 1) SMITH-CORONA. S# 3669789. Receiver marked "Smith-Corona". Bbl. marked behind front sight "SC flaming bomb. 4 43." Bolt marked on top w/ "HO 16." Marked underneath w/ "SA". Scalloped bolt shroud. Adj. aperture rear sight, blade front sight, all stamped furniture. Checkered trap buttplate. Correct small bow trigger guard. Matching walnut stock set marked over trigger guard w/ faint boxed "F-JA" (crossed cannons). Marked under grip w/ faint "encircled P". Marked on left side on toe of buttstock "B". CONDITION: stock set has moderate wear, dents & scratches over early arsenal rework finish. Metal turning overall grey w/ traces of greenish parkerizing w/ moderate wear. Dents & scratches. Good shiny bore. (19-989/RW). 2) REMINGTON. S# 4098729. Bbl. marked behind front sight "RA flaming bomb 11-43". Adj. aperture rear sight, blade front sight sheet metal front sight protector marked "R U.S.". All stamped furniture w/ large bow trigger guard, checkered trap buttplate. Walnut stock set; stock has 2 reinforcing bolts. Stock marked on left side over trigger guard "RA" & "FJA" & "crossed cannons" marked in cheeked area on left side w/ unboxed "O.G". Marked under grip w/ encircled "P" & "6". CONDITION: stock set has nice appearing arsenal rework finish w/ light handling marks. Metal retains 85% original parkerized finish, mix of grey-green & dark grey. Near excellent shiny 2 grooved bbl. (19-991/RW). BOTH CURIO. $900-1,300

REPRO. REMINGTON MODEL 03-A4 BOLT ACTION SNIPER

Lot #1415 (Sale Order 419 of 693)

RIFLE. Cal. 30-06. S# 3761983. Bbl. 24". Rifle is mfg. w/ new & reworked military parts to replicate 1903-A4 sniper rifle using Remington 1903-A3 receiver. Has 2 screw scope mt. Repro. scope w/ crosshair reticle is marked "Rifle Scope M73G2 Malcolm-Hi-Lux Optics". Blued steel tube. Altered & swept bolt handle. New made bbl. marked "RR 2012". Stamped furniture including lg. bow trigger guard & fine checkered buttplate. Trigger is aftermarket single stage. Matching pistol grip walnut stock set. Military style sling. UNATTACHED ACCESSORIES: nickel plated oiler in butt. Reprinted TM9-270 technical manual & scope owner's manual. CONDITION: all aspects including scope & bore near excellent w/ very light handling marks. PROVENANCE: Mark Genovese Collection. (19-3282/RW). MODERN. $800-1,200.

SMITH CORONA 1903-A3 BOLT ACTION RIFLE.

Lot #1416 (Sale Order 420 of 693)

Cal. 30-06. S# 3635324. Bbl. 24" marked "RA", flaming bomb & "2-44". Adj. aperture rear sight. Blade front sight. Bolt sleeve marked "R". All stamped furniture, including follower & Smith Corona trigger guard. Scant grip walnut stock set marked only w/ "S" in mag. cutoff recess. Green web US sling. CONDITION: stock shows good original finish w/ light wear & staining. Metal retains 85% original parkerized finish. Near excellent 2 groove bore. (19-4932/RW). CURIO. $600-900.

REMINGTON MODEL 03-A3 BOLT ACTION RIFLE.

Lot #1417 (Sale Order 421 of 693)

Cal. 30-06. S# 4116446. Bbl. 24". Adj. aperture rear sight. Blade front sight. All visible parts markings are "R". Bbl. marked behind front sight "RA flaming bomb 9-43" All stamped furniture including trap buttplate. Lg. bow trigger guard. Walnut stock has 2 reinforcing bolts. Stock marked on left side over trigger guard "FJA". Marked on left side behind pistol grip w/ boxed "O.G". CONDITION: Wood & metal have vintage arsenal rework finish over light wear, dents & scratches. Rifle has very good overall appearance. Very good shiny 2 groove bore. (19-3884/RW). CURIO. $500-700.

REMINGTON MODEL 03-A3 BOLT ACTION RIFLE.

Lot #1418 (Sale Order 422 of 693)

Cal. 30-06. S# 4037867. Bbl. 24", marked "RA flaming bomb 9-43". Aperture rear sight graduated to 800 yds. Blade front sight. All visible markings are marked "R". All stamped furniture including sm. bow trigger guard & fine checkered buttplate. Walnut straight grip stock set w/ reinforcing pins. Stock has faint boxed "FJA" on left side & illegible overhaul mark. Green web sling. CONDITION: stock set has light wear, dents & scratches w/ notable deep scratches on right side of butt. Metal has 80% original greenish parkerized finish. Near excellent shiny 2 groove bore. (19-4994/RW). CURIO. $500-700.

SPRINGFIELD MODEL 1896 KRAG BOLT ACTION RIFLE.

Lot #1419 (Sale Order 423 of 693)

Cal. 30-40 Krag. S# 90938. Bbl. 30". Model 1896 Ladder rear sight. Blade front sight. Bolt handle has flared recess. Possible replacement walnut stock set w/ curved toe; unmarked except "31" under pistol grip. UNATTACHED: butt trap contains 3 piece cleaning rod. CONDITION: stock set has moderate wear, dents & scratches throughout. Notable gouge on left side behind lower band. Metal has early refinish w/ thinning, wear, light oxidation & scattered fine pitting. Bore turning dark w/ notable pitting ahead of chamber. (01-16370/RW). ANTIQUE. $700-900.

SPRINGFIELD MODEL 1898 KRAG BOLT ACTION RIFLE.

Lot #1420 (Sale Order 424 of 693)

Cal. 30-40 Krag. S# 290085. Bbl. 30". Model 1902 rear sight w/ sliding peep graduated to 2,000 yards. Blade front sight. Walnut stock set. Curved toe butt. Stock has crisp boxed "JSA 1900" inspector's mark. Script "P" in circle & "U" under grip. Buttstock marked w/ inverted "922" on right side. CONDITION: stock has worn original finish w/ wear, numerous dents & scratches. Metal has traces of blue turning gray & patina w/ light wear plus scattered dents & scratches. Bore has strong lands but scattered pitting throughout. Notable deep pitting in throat area. (19-5341/RW). CURIO. $500-700.

IRWIN PEDERSEN SEMI AUTO M1 CARBINE.

Lot #1421 (Sale Order 425 of 693)

Cal. 30 Carbine. S# 1773616. Bbl. 18". Import marked on bottom of bbl. Flip type rear sight marked "S". Blade front sight w/ protective ears. Bbl. marked behind front sight "UNDERWOOD 1-43" w/ flaming bomb. "P" proof on top. Unmarked early type narrow bbl. band. Flat bolt marked "N14". Six o'clock slide marked "PI". Forged trigger guard marked "INLAND" w/ rotary safety. Mag. catch has extension for 30 rd. mag. Straight cut hammer marked "HI". Low wood oval cut walnut stock marked "SG" & "O". Circle "P" at bottom of pistol grip plus "D". Marked on left side of stock over mag. well w/ boxed "JPL". 2 Rivet handguard marked "IO". Green web sling. MAGS: 1 - 15 rd. marked "SI". CONDITION: stock set shows numerous dents w/ wear & scratches but retains original finish. Metal shows arsenal reworked dark parkerized finish w/ light wear & scratches. Very good shiny bore. PROVENANCE: From the Craig Baravalle Collection of Big Flats, New York. (18-4622/RW). CURIO. $600-1,000.

INLAND M1A1 SEMI AUTO CARBINE.

Lot #1421A (Sale Order 426 of 693)

Cal. 30 Carb. S# 6447436. Bbl. 18" marked "INLAND MFG. DIV. GENERAL MOTORS 11-44". Milled adj. rear sight marked "PI". Blade front sight w/ protective ears marked "N". Unmarked bbl. band has attached bayonet lug. "6 O'Clock" slide marked "PI". Milled trigger guard marked "INLAND". Push button safety. Mag. catch marked "SI". Straight hammer marked "H". Rnd. bolt marked "IO". 4 Rivet handguard marked "IO". Folding stock. Forend appears to be arsenal replacement. Dark stained hardwood has faint "RA-1" marking on right side over pistol grip. Walnut pistol grip marked on right side w/ crossed cannons & marked on front side "P". Stock tubing & weld appear original. Buttplate is correct style. Original leather cheek pad w/ correct riveting style. MAGS: 1 - 15 rd. mag. CONDITION: forend has light wear, staining & scratches. Pistol grip has good original appearance. Handguard has light wear & scratches. Folding stock has nicely parkerized original finish w/ light wear & scattered scratches. Barreled action has arsenal reworked parkerized finish. Very good shiny bore. (19-3162/RW). CURIO. $2,000-3,000.

COLT MODEL 1911 SEMI AUTO PISTOL.

Lot #1422 (Sale Order 427 of 693)

Cal. 45 ACP. S# No 61801. Right bbl. lug shows "T" marks w/ "5" inspector mark in front of lug. Ejection port area shows "P H" vertical (later bbl.). Grip safety, slide stop, mag. catch & trigger have correct smoky blue finish. Stocks appear to be original but well worn, especially at bottoms. Top grip screws appear original. Bottom right grip screw is original. Bottom left possibly replacement. Front sight is wide rounded. Rear sight has wide square notch. Hammer & thumb safety Appear to be 1911A1 type parts. MAGS: 1 refinished w/ Cold Blue, Colt lanyard loop type 7 rd. CONDITION: entire pistol shows original finish w/ Gothic lettering on slide & Roman lettering on receiver. Slide is later than receiver. Bottom left grip screw shows considerable damage. Overall condition shows 90% blue remaining w/ most of the wear on grip straps. Pitted bore but lands show well. PROVENANCE: From the Craig Baravalle Collection of Big Flats, New York. (18-4466/KK). CURIO. $1,800-2,500.

ITHACA MODEL 1911A1 LEND LEASE SEMI AUTO PISTOL.

Lot #1423 (Sale Order 428 of 693)

Cal. 45 ACP. S# No 1863721. Mfg. 1945. Wide serrated ramp front sight. Flat top rear sight w/ square notch. Flat side serrated hammer. Long tang grip safety. Serrated mainspring housing. Serrated thumb safety. Serrated slide stop. Mag. catch, stamped trigger & recoil spring plug are checkered. Slide left marked “ITHACA GUN CO. INC.” over “ITHACA N.Y.”. Top of slide marked “P” ahead of rear sight. Receiver left has “P” mark under mag. catch & “FJA” marked under slide stop along w/ Ithaca inspection mark on upper trigger guard bow. Right side receiver marked “UNITED STATES PROPERTY” above S# & “M 1911 A1 US. ARMY” in front of slide stop pin. Upper trigger guard bow has inspection mark. Slide has crown over "BNP" behind ejection port. Right receiver shows crown over "BNP" behind slide stop pin w/ crossed sabers in front of. Ordnance mark ahead of hammer pin crisp. Bbl. Left lug marked “P”. Bbl. Right lug marked “F” (Flannery Bolt). Visible through ejection port is crown over "BNP". Keyes Fibre stock w/ escutcheon rings. MAGS: 1 blued Scovill 7 rd. in very good condition w/ some bluing loss due to mag. pouch snap on both sides. CONDITION: very good plus stocks. Stock screws are crisp w/ fading finish. Slide left shows numerous dings & scuffs. Slide top shows surface erosion in front. Slide right shows considerable scuffing & scratches. Receiver shows minor surface erosion on grip straps. Overall original finish 92%. Bore lightly corroded; lands & grooves. PROVENANCE: From the Craig Baravalle Collection of Big Flats, New York. (18-4535/KK). CURIO. $1,500-2,500.

REMINGTON RAND MODEL 1911A1 LEND LEASE SEMI AUTO

Lot #1424 (Sale Order 429 of 693)

PISTOL. Cal. 45 ACP. S# No 1496145. Mfg. 1943. Wide serrated ramp front sight. “P” marked on slide in front of rear sight. Flat rear sight w/ square notch. Flat side checkered hammer. Long tang grip safety. Serrated mainspring housing w/ lanyard loop. Serrated slide stop. Mag. catch, thumb safety, trigger & recoil spring plug are checkered. All parts show gray parkerizing. Slide left shows Type 3 marking “REMINGTON RAND INC.” over “SYRACUSE, N.Y. U.S.A.”. “P” marked below mag. catch on left side. Marked “FJA” below slide stop. “3” on upper trigger guard bow. Right side marked “UNITED STATES PROPERTY” above S# & “M 1911 A1 U.S. ARMY” ahead of slide stop pin. Upper trigger guard bow marked “Z”. Lower trigger guard bow marked "I". Ordnance wheel is light but crisp in front of hammer pin. Stocks are Keyes Fibre w/ escutcheon rings around screws. Left bbl. lug marked "P". Marked "HS" on right lug. Bbl. through ejection port marked w London crown over "BNP". Slide marked behind ejection port crown over "BNP. Receiver right marked w/ crown "BNP" proof behind slide stop pin. Crossed sabers at rear of slide. MAGS: 1 - 7 rd. CONDITION: right slide shows scuffs at rear, & minor edge wear at front. Top of slide shows a couple dents at middle. Slide shows sm. scratches behind rear sight. Rear sight shows sm. dents & finish loss on top. Front sight shows finish loss on top. Left slide shows loss of finish at muzzle, otherwise crisp. Dust cover shows several dings & dents. Front grip strap fading. Grip safety is fading. Mag. catch lock is crisp. Bore bright & shiny w/ only minor frosting. Overall 96% original parkerizing w/ most wear on highlights, muzzle & bbl. Bbl. has no finish through ejection port. PROVENANCE: From the Craig Baravalle Collection of Big Flats, New York. (18-4546/KK). CURIO. $2,500-4,000.

SPRINGFIELD 1903 A1 NATIONAL MATCH BOLT

Lot #1425 (Sale Order 430 of 693)

ACTION RIFLE. Cal. 30-06. S# 1311326. Bbl. 24". Ladder rear sight graduated to 2850 yards w/ volley notch. Dished elevation knob & flat windage knob. Blade front sight. Bbl. marked "SA" w/ flaming bomb & "1-30". Bbl. has star gauge mark in 6 o'clock position. Receiver has tiny punch mark on right rail approx. 1 1/2" behind receiver ring. Receiver has gas relief hole on right side. Bright bolt body w/ "NS" marked on top of bolt. Handle marked "3" underneath. Bolt has 2 gas relief holes at bottom. Extractor w/ gas relief hole marked "CV". Cutoff polished bright underneath. Matching walnut C type stock set. Stock marked over trigger guard on left side w/ boxed "DAL". Marked w/ circle "P" underneath grip. Stock not marked w/ drawing numbers. Brown leather military style sling. CONDITION: rifle has very good appearance w/ original finish on wood & metal. Forend missing front clip behind upper band. Sight base & muzzle have little remaining finish due to use of muzzle cover. Shiny bore has worn lands. PROVENANCE: From the Craig Baravalle Collection of Big Flats, New York. (18-4613/RW). CURIO. $3,500-5,500.

ROCK ISLAND MODEL 1903 BOLT ACTION RIFLE WITH

Lot #1426 (Sale Order 431 of 693)

EXTENDED AIR SERVICE TYPE MAGAZINE. Cal. 30-06. S# 392797. Bbl. 24". Ladder rear sight graduated to 2850 yards w/ volley notch. Flat elevation & windage knobs. Blade type front sight. Bbl. marked behind front sight "RIA" w/ flaming bomb & "1-19". Straight down bolt handle. Rock Island bolt w/ straight bolt handle. Scalloped 03-A3 style bolt sleeve. All milled furniture. Plain smooth trigger. Smooth buttplate w/ trap. MK 1 walnut stock set w/ 2 recoil bolts. Stock marked on left side over trigger guard w/ boxed "WJS". Marked behind pistol grip w/ "P" in circle. Has 25 rd. mag. which attaches to rifle in place of floorplate. Mag. mfg. using spot welds, is unmarked w/ evidence of hand fitting to allow installation on rifle. CONDITION: stock set has nice original finish w/ light wear & handling marks. Metal parts are mostly light gray arsenal reworked parkerizing w/ moderate thinning & wear. Good shiny bore w/ light wear to lands. Mag. retains 85% blue w/ light high point wear. PROVENANCE: From the Craig Baravalle Collection of Big Flats, New York. (18-4623/RW). CURIO. $1,100-1,600.

COLT MODEL 1911 COMMERCIAL SEMI AUTO PISTOL.

Lot #1427 (Sale Order 432 of 693)

Cal. 45 ACP. S# C5846. Thin tapered rounded front sight. Rounded rear sight w/ rounded notch. Short wide spur checkered hammer. Short tang grip safety. Flat mainspring housing w/ lanyard loop. Thumb safety, slide stop, mag. catch & recoil spring plug all checkered. Long plain trigger. Standard Colt dbl. diamond stocks. Right side marked "GOVERNMENT MODEL" above S#. Left side marked "COLT AUTOMATIC" over "CALIBRE 45". Left side shows Colt 1911 last patent date & Colt address w/ prancing pony at rear. Trigger guard bow bottom shows script "R". Trigger guard bow upper shows verified proof. Bbl. marked "P" ahead of ejection port. MAGS: 1 Colt 2 tone 7 rd. w/ pinned base showing finish loss on all surfaces. Mag. base marked "B" (Barnes) on top. CONDITION: left stock shows significant wear at bottom & to checkering pattern. Very good right stock w/ some flattening of diamonds. Stock screws show moderate screwdriver damage w/ little finish remaining. Mag. catch lock shows severe screwdriver damage. Receiver right shows scratches below hammer pin. Minor pitting above mag. catch & thinning on edges. Slide right shows scratches & areas of corrosion plus finish loss. Slide top show scratches, scuffs & area of finish loss near muzzle. Receiver right shows heavy takedown scratch & wear on dust cover. Front grip strap missing most finish. Mainspring housing retains 50% finish. Grip safety thinning. Bbl. link prevents bbl. from being removed from slide. Badly pitted bore. Overall condition is 85% original high polish blue. PROVENANCE: From the Craig Baravalle Collection of Big Flats, New York. (18-4578/KK). CURIO. $1,500-2,500.

COLT MODEL 1911 SEMI AUTO PISTOL.

Lot #1428 (Sale Order 433 of 693)

Cal. 45 ACP. S# No140200. Mfg early 1917. Wide spur hammer. Slightly beveled grip safety. Beveled mainspring housing. Typical Colt checkered slide stop & thumb safety. Slide has thin slightly tapered front sight w/ flat top rounded notch rear sight. MAGS: 1 Colt type 7 rd. 2 tone w/out lanyard loop. CONDITION: upper stock screws have off center slots but appear original. Bottom stock screws appear normal but worn. Stocks clean & fairly sharp w/ some flattening of diamonds. Gouge mark on bottom left diamond. All parts appear correct & original. Finish on all parts appears original but thin in areas, notably on front grip strap. Overall 93% original finish. Bore is sharp & crisp w/ only a little cloudiness at rear. PROVENANCE: From the Craig Baravalle Collection of Big Flats, New York. (18-4501/KK). CURIO. $3,500-5,000.

COLT MODEL 1911 SEMI AUTO PISTOL.

Lot #1429 (Sale Order 434 of 693)

Cal. 45 ACP. S# No 256425. Left bbl. lug marked w/ lg. "4". Standard "5" inspection mark in front of lug. Vertical "P H" marked through ejection port. Front sight is rounded, thin type. Rear sight is flat w/ round notch. Wide spur hammer. Grip safety, mainspring housing, thumb safety, trigger, mag. catch & bbl. bushing are correct type parts. Stock screws are replacement. Walnut stocks are aftermarket type & overhang the butt slightly. MAGS: 1 Colt 2 tone 7 rd. w/ some Cold blue touch up. CONDITION: all parts have been refinished w/ 95% refinish remaining. Mirror bore. PROVENANCE: From the Craig Baravalle Collection of Big Flats, New York. (18-4502/KK). CURIO. $1,500-2,500.

COLT MODEL 1911A1 SEMI AUTO PISTOL.

Lot #1430 (Sale Order 435 of 693)

Cal. 45 ACP. S# No 790430. Slide numbered 778669. Thin rounded ramp front sight. Flat top rear sight w/ rounded notch. Wide spur checkered hammer. Long tang grip safety w/ proper bevel. Arched checkered mainspring housing w/ proper checkering. Thumb safety, mag. catch, milled trigger & recoil spring plug all checkered. Keyes Fibre stocks w/ sm. escutcheon rings. Right side of receiver marked “UNITED STATES PROPERTY” over S# & “M1911A1 U.S.ARMY” in front of slide stop pin. Right upper trigger guard bow has final assembler’s mark “84”. Slide shows standard Colt patent nomenclature & address w/ rampant colt in center. Receiver left marked “P” below mag. catch. "WB” cartouche marked below slide stop. Upper trigger guard bow has verified proof under final inspector “M” mark. Slide top marked “P” in front of rear sight. Bbl. marked “COLT 45 AUTO” along axis of bbl. w/ partially struck unidentifiable number in front of lug. MAGS: 1 Risdon 7 rd. showing considerable wear on all side, including bottom. Welded base. CONDITION: stocks missing a few diamonds on right side. Left side crisp. Stock screws are crisp w/ clean slots, partially missing finish. Mag. catch slot has very slight screwdriver damage. Right receiver has finish loss on highlights & spot missing by S# from holster lug. Right side slide missing finish on highlights. Bbl. through ejection port missing 50% finish. Slide left shows finish loss on edges & moderate loss on muzzle. Dust cover shows finish loss on edges. Front grip strap shows minor pitting. Rear grip strap & mainspring housing show loss on corner. Bore bright & crisp. Overall 95% original finish w/ most loss on highlights. PROVENANCE: From the Craig Baravalle Collection of Big Flats, New York. (18-4574/KK). CURIO $1,750-2,500.

REMINGTON RAND MODEL 1911A1 SEMI AUTO PISTOL.

Lot #1431 (Sale Order 436 of 693)

Cal. 45 ACP. S# No 2057073. Mfg. 1944. Wide, serrated ramp front sight. “P” marked on slide in front of rear sight. Flat rear sight w/ square notch. Flat side checkered hammer. Long tang grip safety. Serrated mainspring housing w/ lanyard loop. Serrated slide stop. Mag. catch, thumb safety, trigger & recoil spring plug are checkered. Thumb safety, mag. catch lock & hammer pin are black parkerized. All other parts show gray parkerizing. Blued bbl. Slide left shows Type 3 marking “REMINGTON RAND INC.” over “SYRACUSE, N.Y. U.S.A.”. “P” marked below mag. catch on left side. Marked “FJA” below slide stop. “6” on upper trigger guard bow. Right side marked “UNITED STATES PROPERTY” above S# & “M 1911 A1 U.S. ARMY” ahead of slide stop pin. Upper trigger guard bow marked “Q”. Lower trigger guard bow marked "7". Ordnance wheel is faint in front of hammer pin. Stocks are Keyes Fibre w/ escutcheon rings around screws. "Above mag. catch right side stamped "O". Left bbl. lug marked "P". Bbl. axis marked "Colt 45 Auto" w/ sm. "G" in front of lug. Pin is heavily staked on both sides. Marked "HS" on right lug. MAGS: 1 Scovill 7 rd. w/ welded bottom in near pristine condition. CONDITION: mag. catch lock shows minor screwdriver damage. All markings appear soft & finished over. Rear sight has lg. stake mark in dovetail plus damage to dovetail. Entire pistol appears refinished w/ 98% refinish remaining. Parts of receiver starting to turn patina. Shiny bore w/ slight frosting near chamber. PROVENANCE: From the Craig Baravalle Collection of Big Flats, New York. (18-4527/KK). CURIO. $1,200-1,800.

COLT MODEL 1911 COMMERCIAL SEMI AUTO PISTOL.

Lot #1432 (Sale Order 437 of 693)

Cal. 45 ACP. S# C8287. Mfg. 1914. Front sight is tapered & rounded. Rear sight is rounded w/ rounded notch. Hammer, grip safety, thumb safety, slide stop, trigger & mag. catch have early commercial finish. Mainspring housing & bbl. bushing show too little finish to determine. Standard Colt dbl. diamond stocks. MAGS: 1 standard Colt military 2 tone 7 rd. w/ dull finish & lanyard loop. CONDITION: mag. catch lock shows minor damage to slot. Stock screw slots show minor damage to 2 out of 4. Considerable surface erosion to slide & receiver. Remaining original finish approx. 60%. Stocks overall crisp w/ only a few flattened diamonds. Bbl. pitted on lands & grooves. Bbl. right lug marked what appears "IT". Rear of lug & rear of bbl. hood marked "C". Area visible through ejection port is in the white w/ "P" at the front. PROVENANCE: From the Craig Baravalle Collection of Big Flats, New York. (18-4551/KK). CURIO. $2,000-3,000.

COLT MODEL 1911 SEMI AUTO PISTOL

Lot #1433 (Sale Order 438 of 693)

Cal. 45 ACP. S# No 281596. Early 1918 mfg. Front sight is flat thin rounded. Rear sight is flat w/ rounded notch. Hammer, grip safety, mainspring housing, mag. catch, thumb safety, slide stop & bbl. bushing are correct period & mfg. MAGS: 1- Colt type 2 tone 7 rd. in good condition showing modest wear. CONDITION: ordnance inspector mark "JMG" cartouche of John M. Gilbert appears crisp. "UNITED STATES PROPERTY" appears to have been removed, reapplied & touched up w/ Cold Blue. Right dbl. diamond stock very good w/ only a few dents. Left stock shows damage around screws. Right stock screws very good plus w/ crisp slots. Left stock screws show damage to upper screw slot; bottom screw slot very good. Slide has finish erosion & blotchiness on right side & top. Left side very good. Receiver has erosion on grip straps w/ mainspring housing mostly patina. Slide stop well worn. Bbl. bushing shows blotchiness. Area around grip safety pin shows slight damage on right side. Bbl. is "H P" inspected. Bore heavily pitted & dirty. External finish is well worn. Mag. catch lock shows moderate damage. Overall condition 85% w/ most wear on grip straps &"UNITED STATES PROPERTY" area. PROVENANCE: From the Craig Baravalle Collection of Big Flats, New York. (18-4498/KK). CURIO. $1,800-2,500.

ITHACA LEND LEASE MODEL 1911A1 SEMI AUTO PISTOL.

Lot #1434 (Sale Order 439 of 693)

Cal. 45 ACP. S# No 1443728. Mfg. 1943. Wide serrated ramp front sight. Flat top rear sight w/ square notch. Flat sided checkered hammer. Long tang grip safety. Serrated thumb safety, mainspring housing & slide stop. All parts have dark parkerizing. Stocks are Keyes Fibre w/ no escutcheon rings. Feed ramp is in the white. Bbl. marked "P" on left lug. Right bbl. lug marked "HS". Through the ejection port can be seen crown over "BNP" proof. Left slide marked "ITHACA GUN COMPANY INC." over "ITHACA N.Y.". Right slide shows under ejection port "RELEASE BRITISH GOVT 1952". Right rear of slide has view proof. Top of slide has "P" proof ahead of rear sight. Receiver right rear shows view proof by hammer pin & ordnance mark; crisp but light. Right side of receiver marked "UNITED STATES PROPERTY" over S# above trigger & "M 1911 A1 U.S. ARMY" ahead of slide stop pin above "NOT ENGLISH MAKE". Trigger guard bow left has inspection mark. Trigger guard bow right marked "2". MAGS: 1 Risdon welded base 7 rd. Bottom marked "C-R". CONDITION: a hole behind front sight is observed & is not a through hole; appears to have been for some other sight that was added on. Front sight appears to have been replaced then reinstalled. Entire pistol has been parkerized including bbl. & mag. Slide & receiver appear original. Bbl. & mag. have been refinished. Front grip strap shows fading. Mainspring housing shows patina. Left slide appears to have been heavily cleaned as finish is fading to cover up some sort of scratches. Muzzle of slide appears discolored, possibly due to heating when front sight was removed. Right screws shows minor damage to slots. Left stock screws crisp. All screws show most of original parkerizing. Overall original finish appears 90% w/ front grip straps showing patina. Mirror bore. PROVENANCE: From the Craig Baravalle Collection of Big Flats, New York. (18-4547/KK). CURIO. $1,200-2,200.

ITHACA MODEL 1911A1 SEMI AUTO PISTOL.

Lot #1435 (Sale Order 440 of 693)

Cal. 45 ACP. S# No 2625209. Wide serrated ramp front sight w/ white paint on it. Flat top rear sight w/ square notch. Flat side serrated hammer. Long tang grip safety. Serrated mainspring housing. Serrated thumb safety. Serrated slide stop. Mag. catch, stamped trigger & recoil spring plug are checkered. Slide left marked “ITHACA GUN CO. INC.” over “ITHACA N.Y.”. Top of slide marked “P” ahead of rear sight. Receiver left has “P” mark under mag. catch & “FJA” marked under slide stop along w/ Ithaca inspection mark on upper trigger guard bow. Right side receiver marked “UNITED STATES PROPERTY” above S# & “M 1911 A1 US. ARMY” in front of slide stop pin. Upper trigger guard bow has inspection mark. Bbl. left lug marked “P”. Bbl. right lug marked “F”(Flannery Bolt). Ordnance mark by hammer pin is crisp & dbl. stamped. Keyes Fibre stock w/ escutcheon rings. MAGS: 1 Scovill 7 rd. w/ welded base in near excellent condition showing slight loss of finish on edges. CONDITION: stocks are minty. Stock screws look minty w/ only minor finish loss. Overall condition 95% original finish w/ most loss on dust cover, top of slide & bbl. Mirror bore w. minor peening on lug. PROVENANCE: From the Craig Baravalle Collection of Big Flats, New York. (18-4495/KK). CURIO. $2,000-3,000.

ITHACA MODEL 1911A1 SEMI AUTO PISTOL.

Lot #1436 (Sale Order 441 of 693)

Cal. 45 ACP. S# No 1854841. Shipped early 1945. Front sight is wide, serrated ramp type. Rear sight is flat top square notch. Wide spur checkered Colt type. Grip safety is long tang. Mainspring housing is serrated. Serrated thumb safety & slide stop. Stamped checkered trigger. Mag. catch is checkered. Recoil spring plug is checkered. All parts are parkerized w/ hammer, thumb safety & bbl. bushing darker parkerizing. Feed ramp is polished. Stocks are Keyes Fibre type w/out escutcheon rings. Bbl. "P" marked on left lug & "F" (Flannery Bolt Co) marked on right lug. Slide left marked "ITHACA GUN COMPANY INC" over "ITHACA GUN COMPANY NY". Receiver left marked "FJA" underneath slide stop & "P" below mag. catch. Right slide shows standard "US PROPERTY" marking over S# & "M 1911 A1 U.S. ARMY" ahead of slide stop pin. Left trigger guard bow shows Ithaca sub inspector. Right trigger guard bow shows "4". Ordnance acceptance mark by hammer pin light but clear. MAGS: 1 - 7 rd. Scovill w/ welded base. CONDITION: stocks are crisp. Stock screws are crisp but lack most finish. Overall finish on pistol 97% original parkerizing w/ most wear on edges & muzzle. Bore is frosted in both grooves & lands. PROVENANCE: From the Craig Baravalle Collection of Big Flats, New York. (18-4529/KK). CURIO. $2,000-3,000.

ITHACA MODEL 1911A1 SEMI AUTO PISTOL.

Lot #1437 (Sale Order 442 of 693)

Cal. 45 ACP. S# No 2620708. Mfg. 1945. Wide serrated ramp front sight. Flat top rear sight w/ square notch. Wide spur checkered hammer. Long tang grip safety. Arched checkered mainspring housing w/ fine checkering & lanyard loop. Serrated slide stop. Thumb safety, mag. catch, stamped trigger & recoil spring plug all checkered. Coltwood stocks w/ lg. escutcheon rings. Right side of receiver marked “UNITED STATES PROPERTY” over S# & “M 1911 A1 U.S.ARMY” in front of slide stop pin. Right upper trigger guard bow has final assembler’s mark “7”. Ordnance mark in front of hammer pin is very faint. Slide shows standard Colt patent nomenclature & address w/ rampant colt in center. Receiver left marked “P” below mag. catch. "FJA" marked below slide stop. Upper trigger guard bow has Ithaca inspection mark. Above trigger guard bow marked "AA" (Augusta Arsenal) rework mark. Right side below S# "BA4P967" (Benicia Arsenal). Slide top marked “P” in front of rear sight. Bbl. left lug marked "P". Right lug marked "HS. MAGS: 1 pinned based reworked 2 tone 7 rd. full w/ no marking. CONDITION: slide shows edge wear & a few sm. scuffs. Receiver shows slight wear & some sm. scuffs. Entire pistol has been green/gray reparkerized. Bbl. has been refinished in parkerizing. Stocks are crisp, showing only slight wear. Stock screws are crisp, showing most of their parkerized finish. Overall 97% reparkerized finish. Bore is bright w/ minor frosting near chamber. PROVENANCE: From the Craig Baravalle Collection of Big Flats, New York. (18-4561/KK). CURIO $1,000-1,500.

ITHACA MODEL1911A1 SEMI AUTO PISTOL.

Lot #1438 (Sale Order 443 of 693)

Cal. 45 ACP. S# No 2658570. Mfg. 1945. Wide serrated ramp front sight. Flat top rear sight w/ square notch. Flat side serrated hammer. Long tang grip safety. Serrated mainspring housing. Serrated thumb safety. Serrated slide stop. Mag. catch, stamped trigger & recoil spring plug are checkered. Slide left marked “ITHACA GUN CO. INC.” over “ITHACA N.Y.”. Top of slide marked “P” ahead of rear sight. Receiver left has “P” mark under mag. catch & “FJA” marked under slide stop along w/ Ithaca inspection mark on upper trigger guard bow. Right side receiver marked “UNITED STATES PROPERTY” above S# & “M 1911 A1 US. ARMY” in front of slide stop pin. Upper trigger guard bow has inspection mark. Bbl. left lug marked “P”. Bbl. right lug marked “HS”. Ordnance mark right side in front of hammer pin thin but crisp. Keyes Fibre stocks w/ escutcheon rings. MAGS: 1 - 7 rd. CONDITION: stock screws are minty w/ only minor finish loss. Bbl. has moderate finish loss on all surfaces. Right receiver shows heavy takedown scratch. Surface erosion on dust cover. Minor erosion on all edges. S# shows erosion from holster lug. Minor surface erosion on trigger guard bow & front grip strap. Mag. catch lock shows moderate screwdriver damage. Overall condition 95% original parkerized finish. Mirror bore. PROVENANCE: From the Craig Baravalle Collection of Big Flats, New York. (18-4492/KK). CURIO. $2,000-3,000.

REMINGTON RAND LEND LEASE MODEL 1911A1 SEMI AUTO

Lot #1439 (Sale Order 444 of 693)

PISTOL. Cal. 45 ACP. S# No 1577653. Mfg. 1943. Wide serrated ramp front sight. “P” marked on slide in front of rear sight. Flat rear sight w/ square notch. Flat side checkered hammer. Long tang grip safety. Serrated mainspring housing w/ lanyard loop. Serrated slide stop. Mag. catch, thumb safety, trigger & recoil spring plug are checkered. Bbl. bushing, thumb safety, grip safety & hammer are black, as well as sear pin. All other parts show gray parkerizing. Slide left shows Type 3 marking “REMINGTON RAND INC.” over “SYRACUSE, N.Y. U.S.A.”. “P” marked below mag. catch on left side. Marked “FJA” below slide stop. “L” on upper trigger guard bow. Right side marked “UNITED STATES PROPERTY” above S# & “M 1911 A1 U.S. ARMY” ahead of slide stop pin. Upper trigger guard bow marked “V”. Lower trigger guard bow marked "H". Ordnance wheel is crisp in front of hammer pin. Stocks are Keyes Fibre w/ escutcheon rings around screws. Left bbl. lug marked "P". Marked "HS" on right lug. Bbl. marked w/ London proofs & crown "BNP" proof through ejection. On receiver marked crown over "BNP by slide stop pin. Behind slide stop pin is crossed sabers. Crown over "BNP" on slide behind ejection port. MAGS: 1 General Shaver 7 rd. in excellent condition w/ only slight blue loss. CONDITION: right slide shows a couple sm. scuffs. Highlighted wear on edges. Top of slide shows a couple scuffs. Left slide has slight edge wear & a couple scuffs. 1 Ding in RR logo. Receiver slide left has takedown scratch. Minor dust cover wear on front edge. Slight thinning on front grip strap. A couple scuffs on mainspring housing. Rear sight shows a couple scuffs on top. Front sight has slight finish loss on top. Stock screws are all crisp w/ most original finish remaining. Thumb safety shows slight finish loss on peak. Slide stop has slight finish loss on bottom contour. "UNITED STATES PROPERTY" shows modest burnishing. Bore shows moderate frosting on grooves & lands. Overall condition 97% original gray parkerizing. PROVENANCE: From the Craig Baravalle Collection of Big Flats, New York. (18-4542/KK). CURIO. $2,000-3,000.

REMINGTON RAND MODEL 1911 A1 SEMI AUTO PISTOL.

Lot #1440 (Sale Order 445 of 693)

Cal. 45 ACP. S# No 1809315. Mfg. 1944. Wide, serrated ramp front sight. “P” Marked on slide in front of rear sight. Flat rear sight w/ square notch. Flat side checkered hammer. Long tang grip safety. Serrated mainspring housing w/ lanyard loop. Serrated slide stop. Mag. catch, thumb safety, trigger & recoil spring plug are checkered. Bbl. bushing, thumb safety are black, as well as hammer pin. All other parts show gray parkerizing. Slide left shows Type 3 marking “REMINGTON RAND INC.” over “SYRACUSE, N.Y. U.S.A.”. “P” marked below mag. catch on left side. Marked “FJA” below slide stop. “7” On upper trigger guard bow. Right side marked “UNITED STATES PROPERTY” above S# & “M1911 A1 U.S. ARMY” ahead of slide stop pin. Upper trigger guard bow marked “M”. Lower trigger guard bow marked "7". Ordnance wheel is light but crisp in front of hammer pin. Stocks are Keyes Fibre w/ escutcheon rings around screws. Left bbl. lug marked "P". Bbl. appears to have partial "HS" stamp on right lug. MAGS: 1 General Shaver 7 rd. w/ partial "G" in tongue & welded seam up back in pristine condition. CONDITION: right slide shows only the faintest wear on edge. Top of slide has 2 scratches in front. Left side has 1 ding on slide serrations. Very slight muzzle wear. Scuffs underneath slide stop. Front grip strap is minty. Rear grip strap has slight edge wear. Right lower corner shows slight wear. Left rear shows slight wear on corner. Slight finish loss on front & rear sight. Moderate blue loss on bbl. Shiny bore w/ slight frosting near chamber. Overall finish a very clean & crisp. 98% original parkerizing. Pristine grips. Stock screws are pristine w/ only slight finish loss on lower stock screws. PROVENANCE: From the Craig Baravalle Collection of Big Flats, New York. (18-4533/KK). CURIO. $2,000-3,000.

REMINGTON RAND MODEL 1911A1 SEMI AUTO PISTOL.

Lot #1441 (Sale Order 446 of 693)

Cal. 45 ACP. S# No 1342600. S# prefix "No" is double struck. Mfg. 1943. Wide serrated ramp front sight. “P” marked on slide in front of rear sight. Flat rear sight w/ square notch. Flat side checkered hammer. Long tang grip safety. Serrated mainspring housing w/ lanyard loop. Serrated slide stop. Mag. catch, thumb safety, trigger & recoil spring plug are checkered. Bbl. bushing, thumb safety, stock screws & slide stop are black, as well as hammer pin. All other parts show gray parkerizing. Slide left shows Type 3 marking “REMINGTON RAND INC.” over “SYRACUSE, N.Y. U.S.A.”. “P” marked below mag. catch on left side. Marked “FJA” below slide stop. “2” on upper trigger guard bow. Right side marked “UNITED STATES PROPERTY” above S# & “M 1911 A1 U.S. ARMY” ahead of slide stop pin (both are double struck). Upper trigger guard bow marked “G”. Lower trigger guard bow marked "0". Ordnance wheel is crisp in front of hammer pin. Stocks are Keyes Fibre w/ escutcheon rings around screws. Left bbl. lug marked "P". Marked "HS" on right lug. MAGS: 1 refinished Risdon marked 7 rd. w/ welded base. 97% refinished. CONDITION: most of the time the slide will not go back fully because of improper fitting spring guide; needs fitting or replacement. Stocks are crisp w/ only a little wear at bottom. Stock screws show only slight screwdriver damage. Slide left shows slight patina & mottling of edge. Grip straps show scattered pin prick pitting but little loss of finish. Slight redishness over much of receiver & parts of slide. Overall 97% original finish w/ most loss due to redish patina. Pitted corroded bore. PROVENANCE: From the Craig Baravalle Collection of Big Flats, New York. (18-4545/KK). CURIO. $1,500-2,500.

COLT 1911A1 SEMI AUTO PISTOL

Lot #1442 (Sale Order 447 of 693)

Cal. 45 ACP. S# No 1206633. Mfg. 1944. Wide serrated ramp front sight. Flat top rear sight w/ square notch. Wide spur checkered hammer. Long tang grip safety w/ proper bevel. Arched checkered mainspring housing w/ proper checkering. Thumb safety, mag. catch, stamped trigger & recoil spring plug all checkered. Coltwood stocks w/ lg escutcheon rings. Right side of receiver marked “UNITED STATES PROPERTY” over S# & “M1911A1 U.S.ARMY” in front of slide stop pin. Right upper trigger guard bow has final assembler’s mark “74”. Ordnance mark in front of hammer pin is faint. Slide shows standard Colt patent nomenclature & address w/ rampant colt in center. Receiver left marked “P” below mag. catch. “G.H.D” marked below slide stop. Upper trigger guard bow has verified proof under final inspector “E” mark. Slide top marked “P” in front of rear sight. Bbl. Marked “COLT 45 AUTO” along axis of bbl. w/ “7” in front of lug. MAGS: 1 refinished Colt 7 rd. 2 tone w/ much of the refinish worn away. Corners are sound. CONDITION: slide right is thin in front half. Top of slide is thin in front. Slide left is strong on front. Receiver left shows takedown scratch by "GHD" mark. Finish thinning on front grip strap. Trigger guard bow is very thin on corner. Dust cover shows thin finish on all corners. Mainspring housing mostly in the white metal. Grip safety missing finish on edges & tip. Hammer missing finish in rear of checkering & bevel. Front & rear sights missing finish on top. Bbl. bushing shows thinning. S# has typical wear spot from holster lug. Mag. catch lock shows considerable screwdriver damage. Stock screws are crisp except right lower which shows slight screwdriver damage. All have thinning finish. Feed ramp is polished. Bbl. exterior is missing much of it blued finish, as viewed through ejection port shows white metal. Bore is crisp & bright w/ a couple sm. spots of minor pitting. Overall finish is 80% original parkerized finish. PROVENANCE: From the Craig Baravalle Collection of Big Flats, New York. (18-4549/KK). CURIO. $2,000-3,000.

COLT 1911A1 TRANSITION PISTOL.

Lot #1443 (Sale Order 448 of 693)

Cal. 45 ACP. S# No 777931. Mfg. 1942. Slide has matching #. Thin rounded ramp front sight. Flat top rear sight w/ rounded notch. Wide spur checkered hammer. Long tang grip safety w/ proper bevel. Arched checkered mainspring housing w/ proper checkering. Thumb safety, mag. catch, milled short trigger & recoil spring plug all checkered. Coltwood stocks w/ sm. concave escutcheon rings having hollow backs & no reinforcing ribs. Right side of receiver marked “UNITED STATES PROPERTY” over S# & “M1911A1 U.S.ARMY” in front of slide stop pin. Right upper trigger guard bow has final assembler’s mark (nearly unreadable). No ordnance mark. Slide shows standard Colt patent nomenclature & address w/ rampant colt in center. Receiver left marked “P” below mag. catch. "W.B.” in cartouche marked below slide stop. Upper trigger guard bow has faint verified proof under final inspector “X” mark. Slide top marked “P” in front of rear sight. Bbl. Marked “COLT 45 AUTO” along axis of bbl. w/ “S” (sales) in front of lug. MAGS: 1 - 7rd. Scovill w/ welded base. Finish is eroded on all sides, mag. appears sound & in good condition. CONDITION: stock right is crisp. Stock left shows moderate wear, (especially at bottom) w/ flattened diamonds. Slot screws & slots are crisp. All screws show lack of finish. Mag. catch lock shows severe screwdriver damage. Mag. catch right side shows several nicks. Receiver right by mag. catch shows significant nicks & dents around hammer pin & thumb safety pin. Several minor nicks & dents by S#. Slide shows finish loss at muzzle & on edges. Receiver shows finish loss on dust cover. Trigger guard bow shows finish loss on edges. Moderate takedown scratch through acceptance mark. Front grip strap is strong. Arched mainspring housing turning red. Butt shows scratches & thinning. Receiver & slide appear refinished in proper color parkerizing. All markings are fuzzy. Sm. parts such as hammer & trigger appear to have original finish. Slide stop thumb safety & grip safety appear refinished. Bore is significantly pitted. Overall 95% refinished parkerization. PROVENANCE: From the Craig Baravalle Collection of Big Flats, New York. (18-4525/KK). CURIO. $2,000-3,000.

REMINGTON MODEL 10 TRENCH PUMP SHOTGUN.

Lot #1444 (Sale Order 449 of 693)

Cal. 12 Ga. S# U163640. Bbl. 23". Takedown. Receiver marked on left forward edge flaming bomb / "U.S.". Visible bbl. markings consist of "CYL" & "156083". Bayonet lug attached by 3 screws. Brass bead front sight. Slide bar is marked "REMINGTON" & "TRADEMARK". Replacement walnut handguard w/ rnd. grooved slide handle. Buttstock has rounded pistol grip & fluted comb. CONDITION: buttstock has extensive wear & flaking of original finish. Missing chip in toe area. Extensive cracks around wrist; some have glued repairs. Heavily worn slide handle has 6" crack on left side plus gouges & chipping at rear w/ flattened area on bottom. Handguard has notable light coloration w/ light wear & scratches. Metal has been bead blasted & finished w/ black parkerizing w/ light wear & scratches throughout. Good shiny bore. PROVENANCE: The Estate Firearms Collection of Jack Morse. (18-2330/RW). CURIO. $3,000-5,000.

STEVENS MODEL 620 "US" MARKED TRENCH GUN.

Lot #1445 (Sale Order 450 of 693)

Cal. 12 Ga', 2 3/4". S# 24190. Bbl. 20". Bbl. & receiver have matching S#s. Handguard is correct 6 row type w/ proper plum cast. Smooth walnut pump handle & military grade pistol grip stock w/ original buttplate. Green web sling on original swivels. Left side of receiver stamped "F" over flaming bomb ordnance mark followed by "MODEL 620 U.S.". Right side of bbl. marked w/ "P" over flaming bomb ordnance mark. Trigger guard stamped w/ lg. "M" over smaller "S". Stock has partially visible unit markings that may have been "38". Desirable WWII trench gun. Production was only 1/3 of the more common 520-30. CONDITION: blue finish shows areas of fading & wear w/ much of it turning to a brown patina. Front portion of bayonet lug has area of color distortion from application of heat around replacement brass bead. Wood has darkened appearance showing scratches, dents & sm. chips. Bore shows areas of fouling ahead of forcing cone. (19-5335/DS). CURIO. $2,000-3,000.

WINCHESTER MODEL 97 WWII TRENCH SHOTGUN.

Lot #1446 (Sale Order 451 of 693)

Cal. 12 Ga. S# E926053. Bbl. 20 1/2" w/ 4 row handguard & bayonet lug. Grooved walnut pump handle. Pistol grip stock w/ replacement plastic buttplate & green web sling. Left side of action marked "U.S.". Bbl. & left side of action has flaming bomb ordnance marks. Left side of buttstock has "W.B." cartouche over crossed cannons acceptance mark. CONDITION: bbl. & action have 75% blue showing areas of finish loss, spots of corrosion & scratches. Handguard retains 60% dull fading blue. Forearm has darkened appearance w/ worn finish & light handing marks. Sanded & refinished stock shows heavy dents w/ sm. chips around action. Bright bore. (19-5336/DS). CURIO. $2,000-3,000.

WINCHESTER 1897 SOLID FRAME TRENCH SHOTGUN.

Lot #1447 (Sale Order 452 of 693)

Cal. 12 Ga. S# E654002. Bbl. 20 1/4. Receiver marked on right w/ "US" & flaming bomb. Bbl. marked on top right "MANUFACTURED BY THE WINCHESTER REPEATING ARMS CO". & "12 GA CYL". Receiver & bbl. marked on top w/ Winchester proofs. Slide bar marked "MODEL 1897" & "WINCHESTER". 6 Row handguard. Bayonet mt. marked on left side "PAT. JAN. 15 & MAR. 19, 1918". Bead front sight not present. Sling swivels. Walnut stock set has rnd. grooved forend. Buttplate not present. CONDITION: stock set has lightly worn original finish w/ scattered dents & scratches throughout. Handguard has notable dented appearance. Metal retains 80% finish w/ thinning, spots of missing finish, wear & scratches. Very good shiny bore. PROVENANCE: The Estate Firearms Collection of Jack Morse. (18-2602/RW). CURIO. $1,800-3,600.

ITHACA MODEL 37 REPLICATED TRENCH PUMP SHOTGUN.

Lot #1448 (Sale Order 453 of 693)

Cal. 12 Ga., 2 3/4". S# S23270. Bbl. 20". Numbers match on receiver & bbl. Shotgun appears to be "S" type riot gun w/ added handguard & bayonet lug to replicate Model 37 "S" prefix trench gun, however S# is too low to be correct as given on page 186 of Cannfield's Complete Guide to Combat Shotguns. Receiver marked on right forward end "U.S.". Bbl. & receiver marked on top left w/ "P". Bbl. marked "ITHACA GUN CO., INC., ITHACA, N.Y. - MODEL 37 FEATHERLIGHT USE 12 3/4 SHELLS ONLY - MADE IN U.S.A." & "CYL.". Has 6 row handguard & correct style bayonet lug w/ replacement silver colored bead front sight. Sling swivels w/ green web sling. Walnut stock set w/ rnd. grooved slide handle & replacement buttstock. Grooved plastic buttplate marked "ITHACA GUN CO.". CONDITION: buttstock has very good appearance w/ light wear. Butt swivel inletting has amateur gunsmithing workmanship. Well worn original slide handle w/ several cracks. Metal parts except handguard & bayonet attachment has traces of blue in protected area otherwise turning gray w/ oxidation & fine pitting throughout. Bayonet lug & handguard retain 80% original parkerizing. Lock screw is missing from right side of receiver. Very good shiny bore. PROVENANCE: The Estate Firearms Collection of Jack Morse. (18-2465/RW). CURIO. $1,500-2,500.

WINCHESTER 12 TRENCH PUMP SHOTGUN.

Lot #1449 (Sale Order 454 of 693)

Cal. 12 Ga. S# 979035. Bbl. 20 3/4". S# matches on receiver & bbl. extension. Receiver marked on right side w/ "U.S." & flaming bomb. Marked on top w/ Winchester proof w/ flaming bomb. Bbl. marked top left w/ "WINCHESTER MODEL 12 - 12 GA. - 2 3/4 CHAM. CYL". WWII 4 row handguard. Correct style bayonet lug. Bayonet lug marked on right side "PAT. APPL. FOR". Brass bead front sight. Sling swivels w/ green web sling. Walnut stock set. Rnd. grooved slide handle. Buttstock marked on left w/ boxed "G.H.D" & crossed cannons stamped over "RROD". Winchester checkered plastic buttplate. CONDITION: entire gun given professional refinish w/ added markings. Light wear & handling marks throughout. Mag. retaining screws not present at forward end. Bright shiny bore w/ several streaks of fouling. PROVENANCE: The Estate Firearms Collection of Jack Morse. (18-2341/RW). CURIO. $1,200-1,700.

STEVENS 520-30 TRENCH SHOTGUN.

Lot #1450 (Sale Order 455 of 693)

Cal. 12 Ga., 2 3/4". S# 51254. Bbl. 20". 6 Row handguard w/ rough finish that appears to be replacement. Left side of receiver stamped "P" over flaming bomb ordnance mark followed by "MOD. 520-30" & "U.S.". Walnut forearm w/ commercial checkering & finish. Military grade buttstock w/ 2 screw attached rear swivel. Right side of stock has crossed cannons ordnance mark. Both sides of stock have yellow painted unit marking "12". Green web sling. CONDITION: bbl., action & mag. tube retain over 80% lightly faded military brushed finish showing scattered scratches & marks. Bayonet lug & handguard have dull browned finish showing some scattered light pitting. Stock & forearm show light scratches, wear & marks. Bore is generally bright, showing some fouling. (19-5337/DS). CURIO. $1,200-1,800.

WINCHESTER 97 TAKEDOWN TRENCH SHOTGUN.

Lot #1451 (Sale Order 456 of 693)

Cal. 12 Ga. S# 943204. Bbl. 20 7/8". Receiver marked on left side over trigger guard "U.S." & flaming bomb. Marked on top w/ Winchester proof. Bbl. marked on top left w/ "MODEL 97 - WINCHESTER - 12 GA" & "2 3/4 CHAM. CYL." Marked on right side w/ address. 4 Row WWII style replacement handguard. Silver colored bead front sight. Bayonet stud has hand fitted appearance mounted 1/8" below muzzle. Sling swivels w/ vintage military style sling. Walnut stock set w/ rnd. grooved forend. Fluted buttstock w/ replacement Winchester plastic buttplate. Buttstock marked on left "SAPD" & "55". CONDITION: stock set has worn original finish w/ moderate wear, dents & scratches throughout but retains legible police department marking. Numerous sm. cracks in pistol grip behind receiver. Slide handle has several missing chips & long crack in bottom left extending halfway. Metal has traces of blue turning gray w/ patina, moderate wear, thinning, dents & scratches throughout. Notable wear & scratches at bottom of receiver in area of S#, possibly from sling hook. Very good shiny bore. PROVENANCE: The Estate Firearms Collection of Jack Morse. (18-2601/RW0. CURIO. $1,200-1,700.

2 STEVENS MODEL 77E MILITARY RIOT PUMP SHOTGUNS.

Lot #1452 (Sale Order 457 of 693)

ALL: cal. 12 Ga., 2 3/4". Bbls. 20". Receiver marked on right forward end "U.S.". Receiver & bbl. marked on top "P". Bbl. markings include on right side "12 GAUGE 2 3/4 INCH CHAMBER" & on left side "STEVENS SAVAGE ARMS CORPORATION WESTFIELD, MASS. U.S.A. MODEL 77E". Silver colored bead front sights. Correct type sling swivels. Green nylon slings. Hardwood stock sets w/ rnd. grooved slide handles. Red rubber "T' slot recoil pads. 1) S# 44133. Marked at right rear of receiver vertically "SCHD". CONDITION: stock set has thinning finish & scattered wear, dents & scratches throughout. Slide handle has notably better appearance. 80% Original parkerized finish w/ thinning, wear & scratches. Notable scratching on bottom forward end of receiver. Near excellent shiny bore. (18-2456/RW). 2) S# 25442. Buttstock marked on left side "RRA" indicating overhaul at Red River Arsenal & yellow rack# "1" on both sides of buttstock. CONDITION: stock set has moderate wear, thinning, dents & scratches throughout. Red River Arsenal marking is partly obscured w/ partial white enhancement. Notable gouge on top of comb. Metal has 75% worn thinning parkerizing. Trigger guard has flaking black anodized finish. Very good shiny bore. PROVENANCE: The Estate Firearms Collection of Jack Morse. (18-2457/RW). BOTH CURIO. $1,100-1,500.

2 STEVENS MODEL 77E MILITARY RIOT PUMP SHOTGUNS.

Lot #1453 (Sale Order 458 of 693)

ALL: cal. 12 Ga., 2 3/4". Bbls. 20". Receiver marked on right forward end "U.S.". Receiver & bbl. marked on top "P". Bbl. markings include on right side "12 GAUGE 2 3/4 INCH CHAMBER" & on left side "STEVENS SAVAGE ARMS CORPORATION WESTFIELD, MASS. U.S.A. MODEL 77E". Silver colored bead front sights. Green nylon slings. Hardwood stock sets w/ rnd. grooved slide handles. Red rubber "T' slot recoil pads. 1) S# 9681. Marked on right side above trigger guard "APP-952" in electro pencil (control# ?). Early type front sling swivel w/ band & rear swivel is screw in type. CONDITION: stock set has lg. degree of original black stained finish w/ thinning, light wear & handling marks. Metal retains 75% original parkerized finish w/ light wear, scattered spots of missing finish. Notable spot of missing finish on right side below S#. Very good shiny bore. (18-2454/RW). 2) S# 36476. Receiver marked on right rear "SCHD" in vertical orientation. Front swivel attached to mag. plug platform & rear swivel is replacement commercial QD type. Replacement recoil pad. CONDITION: buttstock has thin flaking finish w/ wear & scratches throughout. Forend has notably darker appearance w/ thinning & light wear. 75% Original parkerized finish w/ thinning, wear & scratches. Very good bore. PROVENANCE: The Estate Firearms Collection of Jack Morse. (18-2455/RW). BOTH CURIO. $1,100-1,500.

WINCHESTER 12 TRENCH PUMP SHOTGUN.

Lot #1454 (Sale Order 459 of 693)

Cal. 12 Ga. S# 968434. Bbl. 20 3/4". S# matches on receiver & bbl. extension. Receiver marked on right side w/ "U.S." & flaming bomb. Receiver & bbl. marked on top w/ Winchester proofs. Bbl. marked on top w/ flaming bomb. Bbl. marked on top left "WINCHESTER MODEL 12 - 12 GA. - 2 3/4 CHAM. CYL.". 4 Row handguard. Silver colored bead front sight. Unmarked bayonet lug. Sling swivels. Green web sling. Walnut stock set has rnd. grooved slide handle. Fluted buttstock marked w/ boxed "G.H.D." & crossed cannons. Replacement Winchester plastic buttplate. CONDITION: gun has early refinish. Wood has light wear, dents & scratches throughout. Wood does not fit to buttplate. Notable dents at heel. 3" Repaired chip at toe. Slide handle has spots of missing finish. Metal retains 95% bluing w/ light wear & handling marks. Very good shiny bore. PROVENANCE: The Estate Firearms Collection of Jack Morse. (18-2340/RW). CURIO. $900-1,800.

WINCHESTER MODEL 12 TRENCH PUMP SHOTGUN.

Lot #1455 (Sale Order 460 of 693)

Cal. 12 Ga., 2 3/4". S# 1004215. Bbl. 20 11/16" including bayonet lug. Numbers match on receiver & bbl. extension. Receiver marked on right side "U.S." & flaming bomb. Receiver & bbl. marked on top w/ Win. proof. Bbl. marked on top w/ flaming bomb. Bbl. marked on top left "WINCHESTER MODEL 12 - 12 GA. - 2 3/4 CHAM. - CYL.". 4 Row handguard. Bayonet lug marked on right side "W". Silver colored bead front sight. Sling swivels w/ nylon sling. Walnut stock set w/ rnd. grooved slide handle. Buttstock made w/out fluting marked on left side boxed "G.H.D.", crossed cannons & "RIA" arsenal rebuild mark. Replacement Win. plastic buttplate. CONDITION: stock set has crisp markings w/ very light wear & handling marks. Buttstock has tiny crack under grip. Retains 95% arsenal rework blue finish w/ light wear & handling marks. Numbering on bbl. extension has numerals misaligned & not matching in size. Bayonet lug extends approx. 1/4" beyond muzzle. Very good shiny bore. PROVENANCE: The Estate Firearms Collection of Jack Morse. (18-2614/RW). CURIO. $900-1,700.

STEVENS MODEL 520-30 TRENCH PUMP SHOTGUN.

Lot #1456 (Sale Order 461 of 693)

Cal. 12 Ga., 2 3/4". S# 45739. Bbl. 20". Receiver marked on left side on forward w/ "P / flaming bomb" plus "MOD.520-30" & U.S." Bbl. marked on right rear w/ "P / flaming bomb" & marked on top left w/ "P". Right side bbl. markings include "J. STEVENS ARMS COMPANY" & on left side "12 GAUGE 2 3/4 INCH CHAMBER". Has 6 row handguard & correct type bayonet lug w/ brass bead front sight. Sling swivels w/ green web sling. Walnut stock set w/ smooth rnd. slide handle. Black plastic grooved buttplate. Butt swivel is stamped 1903A3 type & inletting is incorrect. CONDITION: shotgun has been professionally refinished w/ replacement buttstock. Bayonet lug has incorrect copper coloration. Gun has nice overall appearance w/ very light wear & handling marks on wood & metal. Action is very stiff to operate. Very good shiny bore except sm. area of fine pitting 8" behind muzzle. PROVENANCE: The Estate Firearms Collection of Jack Morse. (18-2618/RW). CURIO. $900-1,100.

WINCHESTER MODEL 97 TRENCH PUMP ACTION SHOTGUN.

Lot #1457 (Sale Order 462 of 693)

Cal. 12 Ga., 2 3/4". S# 937672. Bbl. 20 3/4". Receiver marked on left side over trigger guard "U.S". Receiver marked on right side over trigger guard w/ faint tiny "ED. ORD. IN ELMONEL MONT" Federal Ordnance El Monte, California. Similar marking on forward bottom of receiver. Bbl. extension & receiver numbers match. Receiver marked on top left w/ Winchester proof. Bbl. marked on top over chamber w/ Winchester proof & flaming bomb. Bbl. marked on left side "MODEL 97 WINCHESTER 12 GA. 2 3/4 CHAM. CYL." Replica bayonet lug & 6 row handguard. Sling swivels. Vintage Boyt military style sling. Walnut stock set. Replacement rnd. grooved slide handle. Low comb fluted buttstock w/ replacement Winchester buttplate. Stock marked on left comb w/ boxed "W.B." & crossed cannons. CONDITION: refinished buttstock shows light wear, staining, dents & sanding marks. Buttplate has lg. missing piece at toe. Slide handle has notable better appearance. Metal has 80% refinished blue w/ heavily polished appearance. Bore turning dark w/ fine pitting throughout. Has slight internal bulge due to improper bayonet lug mounting. PROVENANCE: The Estate Firearms Collection of Jack Morse. (18-2306/RW). CURIO. $900-1,100.

GROUP OF REMINGTON SHOTGUNS.

Lot #1458 (Sale Order 463 of 693)

ALL: cal. 12 Ga., 2 3/4". 1) REMINGTON MODEL 31 RIOT PUMP SHOTGUN. S# 51861. Bbl. 23" including Cutt's Compensator w/ spreader tube. Receiver marked on left side "REMINGTON / MODEL 31". Numbers match on receiver & bbl. Receiver marked on left rear "R.L.B." over flaming bomb. Modified by Riot gun w/ installation of Lyman Cutt's Compensator w/ brass bead front sight. Walnut stock set w/ rnd. grooved slide handle. Buttstock has added Pachmayr ventilated recoil pad. CONDITION: refinished stock set w/ added gloss finish of amateur gunsmith workmanship. Stock set has light overall wear, scattered flaking & scratches. Loss of wood in fitted area. Metal has 70% thinning original blue w/ wear, scratches & light oxidation. Compensator has scarred appearance at rear due to improper use of tools. Very good shiny bore. (18-2480/RW). MODERN. 2) REMINGTON THE SPORTSMAN SEMI AUTO SHOTGUN. S# 706538. Bbl. 19 13/16". Bbl. markings including "REMINGTON ARMS CO", "12 GA FOR 2 3/4 OR SHORTER SHELLS" & "CYL". Bolt marked "THE SPORTSMAN". Receiver marked on top left "MILITARY FINISH", "U.S." & flaming bomb. Receiver marked on right side w/ mismatched "17". Bottom tang marked "01 1 01". Steel bead front sight. Plain walnut stock set. Forend w/out finger grooves. Buttstock marked on left side of grip "FJA" & crossed cannons. Brown plastic Rem. buttplate. CONDITION: buttstock has moderate wear, dents & scratches w/ original finish. Lg. missing chip at top of grip on right side. Forend has several lg. cracks at rear; 2 of which extend 7". Metal retains 70% original blue finish w/ thinning, wear, spots of missing finish, light oxidation & fine pitting. Notable area of missing finish around bbl. markings. Very good shiny bore w/ scattered fouling streaks. (18-2576/RW). 3) REMINGTON MODEL 11 RIOT SEMI AUTO SHOTGUN. S# 471928. Bbl. 20". Bbl. markings including "REMINGTON ARMS CO", "12 GA FOR 2 3/4 OR SHORTER SHELLS" & "CYL". Marked on lower left "Remington" & has duck scene engraving. Right side of receiver has pheasant scene. Bolt marked "MODEL 11". Replacement front sight. Replacement checkered walnut stock set. Has black plastic buttplate w/ "REMINGTON UMC" logo. Receiver marked on top left "U.S." & flaming bomb. CONDITION: stock set has nice appearance w/ light wear & handling marks. Buttstock has notable sm. scratches on both sides. Buttstock has poor wood to metal fit around grip area. Metal has 75% fading blue finish w/ thinning, wear, scattered sm. dents. & scratches. Very good shiny bore. (18-2608/RW). 4) REMINGTON MODEL 11 RIOT SEMI AUTO SHOTGUN. S# 486791. Bbl. 20". Bbl. markings including "REMINGTON ARMS CO", "12 GA FOR 2 3/4 OR SHORTER SHELLS" & "CYL". Bolt marked "MODEL 11". Receiver marked on top left "MILITARY FINISH", "U.S." & flaming bomb. Marked on lower left of receiver "Remington". Steel bead front sight. Replacement walnut stock set. Forend has finger grooves & added amateur gunsmith type silver colored inlays. Buttstock marked on left side "FJA" appears to be added mark. Brown ventilated recoil pad w/ white line spacer. End of pistol grip has diamond shaped inlay. CONDITION: stock set has professional refinish w/ very light wear & handling marks. Forend has repaired cracks at rear edge extending forward up to 4". Metal has 75% original finish w/ thinning, wear & scattered scratches. Very good shiny bore. PROVENANCE: The Estate Firearms Collection of Jack Morse. (18-2609/RW). ALL CURIO. $750-1,200.

3 STEVENS RIOT PUMP SHOTGUNS.

Lot #1459 (Sale Order 464 of 693)

ALL: cal. 12 Ga., 2 3/4". 1) MODEL 620-A. S# 3091. Bbl. 20". Early model 620 A riot shotgun w/ checkered wood. Receiver marked on left side over trigger guard "UNITED STATES PROPERTY", faint flaming bomb & "P". Bbl. marked on left side "STEVENS MODEL 620-A 12 GAUGE 2 3/4 INCH CHAMBER". Brass bead front sight. Walnuts stock set. Rnd. checkered slide handle. Pistol grip buttstock. Buttstock has replacement Ithaca buttplate & checkered plastic grip cap. CONDITION: stock set has moderate wear, dents scratches & staining throughout. Buttstock has lg. glued repair at toe. Several 2 cracks around heel. Refinished metal has traces of blue turning gray w/ wear, scratches, oxidation & scattered fine pitting. Receiver & bbl. markings have notably buffed appearance. Very good shiny bore. (18-2360/RW). CURIO. 2) MODEL 620. S# 25008. Receiver marked on left side "MODEL 620". Marked at forward end "P" / flaming bomb. Marked over trigger guard "U.S.". Bbl. marked over left side over chamber "P" / flaming bomb. Bbl. markings include "J STEVENS ARMS COMPANY" &"12 GAUGE 2 3/4 INCH CHAMBER". Brass bead front sight. Walnut stock set w/ rnd. slide handle. Buttstock is sporting type replacement w/ ventilated recoil pad & oversized pistol grip. Slide handle has hobbyist gunsmith type checkering. CONDITION: buttstock has amateur gun workmanship w/ wear, gouges & scratches. Forend has extensive wear w/ several long cracks. Metal has turned overall gray & patina w/ wear, scratches & scattered oxidation. Good shiny bore w/ scattered streaks of fowling. (18-2364/RW). CURIO. 3) MODEL 620. S# 22543. Bbl. 19 3/8". Receiver marked on left side "MODEL 620" & "U.S." . Bbl. & receiver marked on left side "P" & flaming bomb. Faint bbl. markings "PROOF TESTED 12 GAUGE 2 3/4" CHAMBER". Bbl. has been shortened at muzzle & replacement brass bead front sight. Walnut stock set w/ replacement plastic Fajen buttplate. CONDITION: stock set has light wear & handling marks throughout. Buttstock has notable chipping underneath grip behind receiver. Sm. cracks on both sides near top of grip. Slide handle has 2 1/2" crack on left side. Metal retains 90% refinished blue w/ heavily buffed appearance obscuring bbl. markings. Very good shiny bore. PROVENANCE: The Estate Firearms Collection of Jack Morse. (18-2368/RW). MODERN. $750-1000.

WINCHESTER MODEL 12 RIOT PUMP SHOTGUN WITH

Lot #1460 (Sale Order 465 of 693)

WASHINGTON STATE PATROL MARKING. Cal. 12 Ga., 2 3/4". S# 1685421. Bbl. 20 3/4". Numbers match on bbl. extension & receiver. Receiver is marked on left side "WASHINGTON STATE PATROL". Bbl. & receiver marked on top w/ Win. proof. Bbl. marked on top left side "WINCHESTER MODEL 12 - 12 GA. - 2 3/4 CHAM. - CYL". Silver colored bead front sight. Walnut stock set has lg. rnd. grooved slide handle. Buttstock w/ fluted comb marked on left side w/ white painted rack # "737". Checkered Win. plastic buttplate. CONDITION: stock set has worn original finish w/ scattered wear, dents & scratches throughout. Notable loss of finish in toe, heel area & rear of slide handle. Metal has 90% original blue finish w/ light wear & scattered handling marks. Near excellent shiny bore. PROVENANCE: The Estate Firearms Collection of Jack Morse. (18-2359/RW). CURIO. $700-900.

2 US MILITARY SAVAGE MODEL 720 SEMI AUTO SHOTGUN.

Lot #1461 (Sale Order 466 of 693)

ALL: cal. 12 Ga., 2 3/4". Bbls. 26" marked " **** " meaning Cyl. choke. Receivers marked on left side "P" / flaming bomb & "U.S.". Bbl. markings include "SAVAGE SAVAGE ARMS CORPORATION MODEL 720" & "12 GAUGE 2 3/4 INCH CHAMBER". Bbls. marked on top left w/ "P" / flaming bomb. Brass bead front sights mounted on low ramp. 1) S# 83300. Plain walnut stock set w/ grooved plastic replacement buttplate. CONDITION: buttplate has amateur gunsmith type fitting. Stock set has lg. degree of original finish w/ wear, scattered dents & scratches. Notable gouge on top right of comb. Has 2 Cracks on right side of grip by receiver. Forend has fine crack at bottom extending 2" forward. Metal retains 60% original blue finish turning gray & patina w/ wear, oxidation & pitting. Bbl. has notable fine pitting forward of mag. tube cap. Shiny bore w/ scattered scratches. (18-2583/RW). 2) S# 77827. Bbl. 26". Receiver is marked on left side w/ "P" / flaming bomb & "U.S.". Bbl. marked on left side "P" / flaming bomb. Bbl. markings include "SAVAGE MODEL 720" & "12 GAUGE 2 3/4 INCH CHAMBER". Has brass bead front sight in low ramp. Walnut stock set. Forend has grasping grooves. Buttstock has replacement black plastic buttplate. CONDITION: buttstock has moderate wear, scratches & staining w/ original finish. Grip has notable gaps behind receiver. Forend has wear, scratches & staining w/ 3" crack at bottom right rear. Metal has 75% original thinning factory blue w/ wear & scattered scratches. Very good shiny bore. PROVENANCE: The Estate Firearms Collection of Jack Morse. (18-2584/RW). BOTH CURIO. $600-900.

ITHACA MODEL 37 REPLICATED TRENCH PUMP SHOTGUN.

Lot #1462 (Sale Order 467 of 693)

Cal. 12 Ga., 2 3/4". S# 371123439. Bbl. 20". Gun likely made from 1970's era commercial riot gun. Receiver marked only w/ Roto Forged logo on right side. Bbl. has Roto Forged mark on right side plus "0". Bbl. additionally marked "MODEL 37- FEATHERLIGHT - 12 GA - 2 3/4 CHAMBER - PROOF TESTED ITHACA GUN CO., INC., ITHACA, N.Y. MADE IN U.S.A. ROTO FORGED" & "CYL.". Has 6 row handguard w/ unmarked bayonet lug w/ brass bead front sight. Bbl. has hole for original sight visible from muzzle. Bayonet lug has sling swivel. Walnut stock set w/ rnd. grooved forend & plain buttstock. Black plastic buttplate marked "ITHACA GUN CO.". CONDITION: stock set has very light wear & handling marks. Metal parts retain 80% parkerized finish w/ light wear plus scattered dents & scratches. Very good shiny bore. PROVENANCE: The Estate Firearms Collection of Jack Morse. (18-2442/RW). MODERN. $600-900.

2 STEVENS MODEL 620-A RIOT PUMP SHOTGUNS.

Lot #1463 (Sale Order 468 of 693)

ALL: Cal. 12 Ga., 2 3/4". Bbls. 20". Receivers marked on left side over trigger guard "UNITED STATES PROPERTY", flaming bomb, faint "GHS" in oval & "P". Bbls. markings include "STEVENS MODEL 620-A" & "12 GAUGE 2 3/4 INCH CHAMBER". Silver colored bead front sight. 1) S# 8774. Checkered walnut stock set w/ grooved plastic buttplate. CONDITION: buttstock has original finish w/ wear, scattered dents & scratches. Checkering is notable worn on left side of grip. Cracks behind receiver on both sides of grip at top. Buttplate has missing chip at heel. Slide handle has nearly full length cracks on both sides w/ worn checkering. Metal retains traces of blue turning gray & patina w/ wear, dents, scratches plus scattered oxidation. Very good shiny bore. (18-2366/RW). 2) S# 7371. Also marked on left side of receiver near top "N / MHP / SUP VR". Checkered walnut stock set. Replacement plastic Marlin buttplate. CONDITION: well worn stock set w/ added coat of extra finish. Buttstock has chipping behind trigger guard under grip & around heel. Sm. 1" crack in heel. Slide handle has sm. crack at bottom extending 2" forward w/ flaking & wear. Checkering has wear & several missing diamonds. Metal has 60% original blue finish w/ thinning, wear, scattered scratches & fine pitting. Good shiny bore w/ area of fine pitting & fowling ahead of chamber. PROVENANCE: The Estate Firearms Collection of Jack Morse. (18-2367/RW). BOTH CURIO. $600-1,000.

STEVENS MODEL 77E MILITARY RIOT PUMP SHOTGUN.

Lot #1464 (Sale Order 469 of 693)

Cal. 12 Ga., 2 3/4". S# 37799. Bbl. 20". Receiver marked on right forward end "U.S.". Receiver & bbl. marked on top "P". Bbl. markings include on right side "12 GAUGE 2 3/4 INCH CHAMBER" & "STEVENS SAVAGE ARMS CORPORATION WESTFIELD, MASS. U.S.A. MODEL 77E". Silver colored bead front sight. Correct sling swivels; front swivel mounted on mag. plug platform & rear is screw in type. Green nylon sling. Hardwood stock set w/ rnd. grooved slide handle. Buttstock has correct red recoil pad w/ "T" slots. CONDITION: stock set has extensive wear & loss of original black stained finish w/ scattered dents & scratches throughout. Has 75% thinning parkerized metal finish w/ wear & scratches. Very good bore w/ scattered streaks of fouling. PROVENANCE: The Estate Firearms Collection of Jack Morse. (18-2460/RW). CURIO. $600-900.

WINCHESTER 97 TAKEDOWN RIOT SHOTGUN.

Lot #1465 (Sale Order 470 of 693)

Cal. 12 Ga. S# 817965. Bbl. 20 1/2". S# matches on bbl. extension & receiver. Receiver marked in lg. letters on left side "PROPERTY CUYAHOGA COUNTY NO. 8". Receiver & bbl. marked on top w/ Winchester proofs. Bbl. marked on top w/ "MANUFACTURED BY THE WINCHESTER REPEAT ARMS CO." & address, "12 GA." & "CYL". Slide bar marked "MODEL 97" & "WINCHESTER". Silver colored bead front sight. Added swivels w/ black nylon sling. QD butt swivel. Walnut stock set w/ rnd. grooved slide handle & high comb buttstock. Winchester plastic buttplate appears to be early replacement. CONDITION: stock set has added finish w/ scattered wear, dents & scratches throughout. Buttplate has heavily worn appearance w/ missing chip at toe. 60% Original thinning blue turning gray w/ wear & scattered scratches. Notable scratch on left side of receiver over trigger guard. Very good shiny bore. PROVENANCE: The Estate Firearms Collection of Jack Morse. (18-2322/RW). CURIO. $600-900.

US MILITARY SAVAGE MODEL 720 SEMI AUTO SHOTGUN.

Lot #1466 (Sale Order 471 of 693)

Cal. 12 Ga., 2 3/4". S# 74727. Bbl. 26". Receiver marked on left side "P"/ flaming bomb & "U.S.". Bbl. marked on left side "P" / flaming bomb. Bbl. markings include "SAVAGE MODEL 720" & "12 GAUGE 2 3/4 INCH CHAMBER". Bbl. marked " **** " meaning Cyl. choke. Steel bead front sight in low ramp. Smooth walnut stock set. Forend has grasping grooves. Unmarked grooved plastic buttplate. CONDITION: stock set has moderate wear, dents & scratches w/ thinning original finish. Forend has appearance of additional finish at forward end. 70% Original blue w/ thinning, wear, scattered light oxidation & scratches. Near excellent shiny bore. PROVENANCE: The Estate Firearms Collection of Jack Morse. (18-2585/RW). CURIO. $500-700.

2 US MILITARY REMINGTON MODEL 11 SEMI AUTO

Lot #1467 (Sale Order 472 of 693)

SHOTGUNS. ALL: cal. 12 Ga., 2 3/4". Bbls. include Lyman Cutt's Compensator & choke tube. Receivers marked on top left "U.S." & flaming bomb. Marked on left side "Remington". Bbl. marked on top "U.S." flaming bomb. Bbl. markings including "REMINGTON ARMS CO" & "12 GA FOR 2 3/4 OR SHORTER SHELLS". 1) THE SPORTSMAN. S# 708257. Bbl. 27 3/4". Bolt marked "THE SPORTSMAN". Receiver marked on top left "MILITARY FINISH". Factory installed Cutt's Compensator w/ cylindrical brass front sight. Choke tube marked "MC 725". Plain walnut stock set w/out finger grooves. Replacement buttplate marked "FN BROWING AUTOMATIC". CONDITION: stock set has thin original finish w/ moderate wear, dents, scratches & staining throughout. Forend has sm. crack at bottom rear. Metal has 70% thinning original finish w/ wear & scratches. Notable area of scratches behind compensator due to improper use of tools. Lock screws missing on lower tang & right side of receiver. Very good shiny bore. (18-2569/RW). CURIO 2) RIOT. S# 468265. Bbl. 25 3/8". Bolt marked "MODEL 11". Receiver has duck & pheasant game scenes. Bbl. markings include "CYL". Added Cutt's Compensator w/ choke tube marked "# 2LR680". Steel bead front sight. Checkered walnut stock set w/ replacement ventilated recoil pad. CONDITION: buttstock has been refinished w/ light wear, handling marks & flattening of diamonds. Recoil pad has hobbyist gunsmith type fitting. Forend has worn original finish w/ light wear, scratches & flattening of diamonds. Metal has 80% original blue finish w/ light wear & scattered scratches. Near excellent shiny bore. PROVENANCE: The Estate Firearms Collection of Jack Morse. (18-2573/RW). MODERN. $500-800.

WINCHESTER 97 TAKEDOWN RIOT SHOTGUN.

Lot #1468 (Sale Order 473 of 693)

Cal. 12 Ga. S# E941473. Bbl. 19 7/8". S# matches on receiver & bbl. extension. Receiver marked on left side over trigger guard "U.S." & flaming bomb marked on top w/ Winchester proof. Bbl. marked on top left "MODEL 97 - WINCHESTER - 12 G.A." & "2 3/4 CHAM. CYL." Marked on top right w/ Winchester address. Silver colored bead front sight. Walnut stock set w/ rnd. grooved slide handle. Buttstock marked on left side w/ boxed "G.H.D" & crossed cannons. Checkered steel buttplate. CONDITION: buttstock has thinning worn finish w/ moderate wear, scattered dents & scratches. Forend has added finish over dents & scratches plus 2" crack on right side. Metal has 50% thinning blue finish w/ wear & scratches throughout. Bbl. has notable thin finish turning patina from address markings forward to muzzle. Hammer has welded replacement spur. Very good shiny bore w/ several scattered scratches. PROVENANCE: The Estate Firearms Collection of Jack Morse. (18-2320/RW). CURIO. $500-800.

WINCHESTER 97 TAKEDOWN RIOT SHOTGUN.

Lot #1469 (Sale Order 474 of 693)

Cal. 12 Ga. S# 841668. Bbl. 20 3/8". S# matches on receiver & bbl. extension. Receiver marked w/ Winchester proof. Bbl. marked on left side "MODEL 97 - WINCHESTER - 12 GA. CYL." Marked on top w/ Winchester proof & on right side w/ address. Silver colored bead front sight. Walnut stock set w/ rnd. grooved slide handle. Fluted buttstock marked on left w/ added crossed cannons. Has checkered Winchester plastic buttplate. CONDITION: buttstock has thinning original finish w/ scattered wear, dents & scratches. Butt swivel not present. Forend has thinning finish notable on left side. 60% Blue w/ thinning wear turning gray w/ scattered scratches & fine pitting. Very good shiny bore. PROVENANCE: The Estate Firearms Collection of Jack Morse. (18-2321/RW). CURIO. $500-800.

WINCHESTER MODEL 12 RIOT PUMP SHOTGUN.

Lot #1470 (Sale Order 475 of 693)

Cal. 12 Ga., 2 3/4". S# 965729. Bbl. 20". Numbers match on bbl. extension & receiver. Receiver is marked on right side "U.S." & Flaming bomb. Receiver & bbl. marked on top w/ Win. proof. Bbl. has flaming bomb. Top left of bbl. marked "WINCHESTER MODEL 12 - 12 GA. - 2 3/4 CHAM. CYL.". Silver bead front sight. Walnut stock set w/ rnd. grooved slide handle. Fluted buttstock w/ replacement Win. buttplate. Buttstock marked on left side w/ boxed "G.H.D." & crossed cannons & marked on right side "R.I.A." indicating arsenal rebuild. CONDITION: buttstock has dark stained splotchy appearance w/ moderate wear & scratches. Buttstock has crude inletting for butt swivel, which is not present. Buttplate screws do not fit correctly. Slide handle has flaking appearance w/ moderate wear & scratches. Metal retains 80% original thinning blue w/ scattered scratches & denting notable on forward left side of receiver. Very good shiny bore. PROVENANCE: The Estate Firearms Collection of Jack Morse. (18-2598/RW). MODERN. $450-650.

2 RICHARDSON IND. PHILLIPINES GUERILLA

Lot #1471 (Sale Order 476 of 693)

GUN SHOTGUNS. 1) Cal. 12 Ga. NSN. 24" Smooth bore bbl. Buttstock is marked on left side "RICHARDSON INDUSTRIES INC U.S.A.". Marking partially obscured by pistol grip. Stock marked on right side "GUERILLA GUN PATENT PENDING". Stock has been painted green & has crudely added forward sloping hard wood pistol grip w/ metal brackets. Stock has added recoil pad cut from tire. Retention screw is not present in receiver. Receiver has crudely added soldered rear sight. Inverted V front sight. CONDITION: stock has worn paint w/ scratches, staining & flaking. Metal parts have overall patina w/ wear, oxidation, dents & scratches. Good bore, turning gray. PROVENANCE: The Estate Firearms Collection of Jack Morse. (18-2468/RW). 2) Cal. 12 Ga. NSN. 27" Bbl. Slam fire shotgun patterned after locally made type from the Phillipine Islands & sold by Richardson Industries Inc. of East Haven, Conn. shortly after WWII. Also has crudely machined adapter to use 410 Ga. shot shells. Stock is flat 1 3/4" thick hard wood. Marked on left forward end "RICHARDSON INDUSTRIES, INC. EAST HAVEN, CONN. U.S.A." Marked on right side at butt "GUERILLA GUN PATENT PENDING". Has wire safety on right side which must be held in to engage. Receiver has screw in knob to hold sliding bbl. in position when not being fired. Has steel post front sight. Stock has added leather pad attached to left side w/ 8 brass screws. CONDITION: stock has moderate wear, scratches & staining. Metal has turned overall patina w/ wear & scratches. Bore has dark rough appearance. PROVENANCE: The Estate Firearms Collection of Jack Morse. (18-2469/RW). BOTH CURIO. $350-500.

REMINGTON MODEL 31 POLICE MARKED RIOT PUMP

Lot #1472 (Sale Order 477 of 693)

SHOTGUN. Cal. 12 Ga. S# 113969. Numbers match on receiver & 20" bbl. Receiver marked on left side "Remington", "MODEL 31" & marked in electro pencil "MH0007". Receiver has red & silver label "PROPERTY OF / CITY OF NORTH / LAS VEGAS 05851". Receiver marked on bottom ahead of ejection port in electro pencil "NLVPD". Bbl. marked on top w/ flaming bomb & "REMINGTON ARMS CO. INC., ILLION, N.Y. MADE IN U.S.A.". Bbl. marked on left side "12 GA. FOR 2 3/4 OR SHORTER SHELLS" & "CYL". Has additional Rem. mark "AUU" & anchor acceptance mark. Silver colored bead front sight. Walnut stock set. Slide handle w/ smooth beavertail marked on bottom w/ white "S". Buttstock has brown white line ventilated recoil pad & partial red & silver label "PROPERTY OF / CITY OF NORTH LAS 504-13". CONDITION: stock set has moderate wear, dents, scratches & handling marks. Forend has additional finish. Buttstock has chipping around bottom edge of trigger guard & has cracks on both sides of grip behind receiver. 70% Thinning original blue w/ wear, scratches & spots of missing finish. Left rear of bbl. over chamber has sm. area of file marks. Very good shiny bore. PROVENANCE: The Estate Firearms Collection of Jack Morse. (18-2612/RW). CURIO. $300-500.

COLT 70 SERIES MODEL 1911 MILITARY REPRO SEMI

Lot #1473 (Sale Order 478 of 693)

AUTO PISTOL. Cal. 45 ACP. S# 2100WMK. Colt Custom Shop recreation of military model 1911 w/ carbonia blued finish. Mfg. 2003 -2009; 4,400 units scheduled. Usually packaged in military style cardboard box. accurate recreation including wide spur hammer, military fixed sights, long smooth trigger, dbl. diamond checkered walnut grips, smooth flat mainspring housing w/ lanyard loop, short spur grip safety plus under cut slide stop (checkered) & thumb safety (grooved). Markings include "MODEL OF 1911.U.S.ARMY" on right side of slide plus "UNITED STATES PROPERTY" on left side of frame also proofed "JMG". Colt had safety recall for 4597WMK to 5414WMK. MAGS: 2 unmarked 7 rd., near excellent & very good vintage appearing 2 tone w/ lanyard loop. UNATTACHED ACCESSORIES: blue Custom Shop box w/ white sleeve & pistol waxed paper. CONDITION: all aspects near excellent; appears new. PROVENANCE: From the Craig Baravalle Collection of Big Flats, New York. (18-4602/NW). MODERN. $1,100-1,600.

COLT MODEL 1911 EARLY "BLACK ARMY" SEMI AUTO

Lot #1474 (Sale Order 479 of 693)

PISTOL. Cal. 45 ACP. S# No 363488. Mfg 1918. Thin flat rounded front sight. Rear sight is flat w/ rounded notch. Hammer is long wide spur checkered w/ rounded rear edge. Grip safety, mainspring housing, thumb safety, slide stop, bbl. bushing, mag. catch & trigger all correct type. Stocks are standard dbl. diamond Colt type. MAGS: 1 standard Colt 2 tone 7 rd. in good condition w/ loose floorplate. CONDITION: stocks show only a few missing sm. diamonds on right; left very crisp. Stock screws left very crisp. Stock screw right upper has slight damage to slot. Stock screw right lower moderate damage to slot. Mag. catch lock crisp. Slide shows considerable mottling of finish, typical of Black Army pistols. Receiver also shows considerable mottling of finish. Mainspring housing mostly patina. Front grip strap shows only slight loss of finish. Bore is dirty & shows beginning of pitting by chamber but may clean up. Bbl. has "P H" vertical proper inspector. Overall original finish remaining 70%, loss mostly due to mottling. Springfield acceptance eagle & all other markings crisp & readable. PROVENANCE: From the Craig Baravalle Collection of Big Flats, New York. (18-4483/KK). CURIO. $1,750-2,250.

COLT MODEL 1911 SEMI AUTO PISTOL

Lot #1475 (Sale Order 480 of 693)

Cal. 45 ACP. S# No622488. Mfg. 1919 "Black Army" S# range. Front sight is thin tapered rounded. Rear sight is flat w/ rounded notch. Hammer is wide spur checkered 1911A1 type. Grip safety & mainspring housing are Colt. Thumb safety is checkered 1911A1 type. Slide stop shows smoky blue finish, indicating early mfg. Trigger & mag. catch appear proper. Bbl. bushing shows sandblasted finish, probably 1911A1 type. MAGS: 1 standard Colt 2 tone 7 rd. in good condition w/ considerable blotchiness. CONDITION: hammer, thumb safety & bbl. bushing show sandblasted finish. Grip safety appears to be in the white. Mainspring housing shows mostly patina. Slide stop excellent early part. Stocks are well worn w/ appearance of varnish. Stock screw slots are excellent. Screws well worn. Bbl. is "H P" common leg proofed. Bbl. is frosted & dirty. Entire pistol has been refinished w/ moderate buffing, all corners are somewhat rounded. PROVENANCE: From the Craig Baravalle Collection of Big Flats, New York. (18-4486/KK). CURIO. $1,250-1,750.

COLT MODEL 1911 SEMI AUTO PISTOL.

Lot #1476 (Sale Order 481 of 693)

Cal. 45 ACP. S# No 50375. Mfg. 1913. Tapered thin front sight. Rounded notch rear sight. Short wide spur hammer. Grip safety has typical Colt bevel. Mainspring housing has typical Colt bevel. Slide stop thumb safety, trigger, bbl. bushing, mag. catch & hammer show typical early Colt smoky blue finish. Bbl. has proper horizontal "P" & "H" inspection marks. Metal in front of link slot remaining. MAGS: 1 - 7 rd. is Colt lanyard loop type showing considerable wear & blotchiness to finish. CONDITION: stock screws & slots in excellent original condition. Mag. catch lock is pristine. Pistol appears all original. Stocks appear crisp except at bottom where there is some wear to diamonds. Bore badly pitted in grooves. Slide & dust cover show considerable holster wear on edges. Front right of slide shows considerable holster wear. Front grip strap shows thinning. Mainspring housing shows thinning finish. 92% Overall original finish. PROVENANCE: From the Craig Baravalle Collection of Big Flats, New York. (18-4468/KK). CURIO. $2,000-4,000.

COLT MODEL 1911 SEMI AUTO PISTOL.

Lot #1477 (Sale Order 482 of 693)

Cal. 45 ACP. S# No 488638. 1918 Production "Black Army" S# range. Front sight is flat thin rounded. Rear sight is flat w/ rounded notch. Hammer is short checkered wide spur. Grip safety, mainspring housing, thumb safety, slide stop, mag. catch & bbl. bushing all are proper type w/ proper finish. MAGS: 1 Colt 2 tone 7 rd. w/out lanyard loop, in excellent condition. Floorplate slightly loose. CONDITION: Springfield inspector mark & S# still crisp. "UNITED STATES PROPERTY" appear to have been removed, reapplied & touched up w/ Cold Blue. Stocks are crisp w/ no flattening of diamonds. Stock screws. are excellent but show no signs of faceting & may be replacements. Overall finish is thin w/ a few dings on right side around pins. Left side is smooth w/ thin finish. "H P" common leg inspected. Bore is heavily pitted. Exterior shows considerable wear. Overall 60% original finish remaining. PROVENANCE: From the Craig Baravalle Collection of Big Flats, New York. (18-4477/KK). CURIO. $1,500-2,500.

COLT MODEL 1911 SEMI AUTO PISTOL.

Lot #1478 (Sale Order 483 of 693)

Cal. 45 ACP. S# No477751. Mfg. 1918 "Black Army" S# range. Front sight is flat thin rounded. Rear sight is flat w/ rounded notch. Hammer is wide spur short checkered 1911A1 type. Grip safety, mainspring housing, thumb safety, mag catch, slide stop & bbl. bushing are proper type. MAGS: 1 standard 7 rd. Colt 2 tone type w/ commercial finish. CONDITION: slide shows almost no wear w/ only a few pin prick pits. Receiver shows considerable wear, especially on grip straps & dust cover. Normal wear marks at S# from holster lug. Stocks are excellent & crisp. Stock screw slots are crisp. Lower stock screws show original finish. Top stock screws are patina. Slide to receiver fit is very tight & may cause functional problems. In battery position slide & receiver do not line up well. Springfield acceptance eagle stamp above mag. catch still crisp ""UNITED STATES PROPERTY" & S# still crisp. Finish on slide & receiver vastly different. Finish on slide 97% w/ minor pitting. Finish on receiver 75%. Bbl. exterior appears to be refinished & remarked. Bore is heavily pitted. Right lug shows remains of some mark that has been buffed away. PROVENANCE: From the Craig Baravalle Collection of Big Flats, New York. (18-4485/KK). CURIO. $1,300-2,500.

COLT MODEL 1911 SEMI AUTO PISTOL.

Lot #1479 (Sale Order 484 of 693)

Cal. 45 ACP. S# No 226584. Mfg. early 1918. Flat, thin rounded front sight. Rear sight is flat w/ shallow rounded notch. Long, wide spur, checkered hammer. Grip safety, mainspring housing, thumb safety, trigger, slide stop, bbl. bushing & mag. catch appear to be correct period parts. Stocks are Colt dbl. diamond standard type. MAGS: 1 standard 2 tone 7 rd. Colt w/ pinned bottom, probably restored; near excellent condition finish. CONDITION: stocks show moderate wear at bottom. Stock screws show crisp slots & polish marks in line w/ slots. Finish appears to be total quality restoration w/ most parts refinished. Markings are all light but still readable. "MODEL OF 1911 US ARMY" is especially thinning. Bbl. has proper vertical "P H" inspection marks. Muzzle of bbl. is blued & not in the white. Bore shows pitting ahead of chamber. Overall condition 99% restored finish. PROVENANCE: From the Craig Baravalle Collection of Big Flats, New York. (18-4503/KK). CURIO. $2,000-3,500.

COLT MODEL 1911 SEMI AUTO PISTOL.

Lot #1480 (Sale Order 485 of 693)

Cal. 45 ACP. S# X1615. Thin rounded front sight. Flat top rear sight w/ rounded notch. Wide spur checkered hammer. Short tang grip safety. Flat mainspring housing w/ lanyard loop. Serrated thumb safety. Serrated slide stop. Checkered mag. catch. Long plain milled trigger. Recoil spring plug checkered. Dbl. diamond WWI Colt type. Left side above mag. catch shows Springfield eagles head & "UNITED STATES PROPERTY" marked on dust cover upper. Trigger guard bow lower marked "25". Right side marked "X1615" reapplied S# over "RIA" by slide stop pin. Slide shows "MODEL OF 1911. U.S. ARMY" in Gothic letters. Bbl. marked "F" on right lug & "P" on left lug. MAGS: 1 - 2 tone WWI Risdon w/ pinned base showing lot of corrosion & fading. CONDITION: stocks in very good condition showing only slight flattening of diamonds. Stock screws very good showing only slight screwdriver damage. Mag. catch lock is crisp. Entire pistol has been parkerized over multiple dings, scratches & pitting. Moderate takedown scratch over Springfield acceptance mark. Finish all over is thinning. Overall finish 90% due to general thinning. Bore bright & shiny. PROVENANCE: From the Craig Baravalle Collection of Big Flats, New York. (18-4566/KK). CURIO $1,500-2,500.

COLT MODEL 1911A1 SEMI AUTO PISTOL.

Lot #1481 (Sale Order 486 of 693)

Cal. 45 ACP. S# No 782682. Slide has matching #. Thin rounded front sight. Flat top rear sight w/ square notch. Wide spur checkered hammer. Long tang grip safety. Arched checkered mainspring housing w/ proper checkering. Thumb safety, mag. catch, milled trigger & recoil spring plug all checkered. Coltwood stocks w/ lg. escutcheon rings. Right side of receiver marked “UNITED STATES PROPERTY” over S# & “M1911A1 U.S.ARMY” in front of slide stop pin. Right upper trigger guard bow has final assembler’s mark “74”. Slide shows standard Colt patent nomenclature & address w/ rampant colt in center. Receiver left marked “P” below mag. catch. “WB" in cartouche marked below slide stop. Upper trigger guard bow has verified proof under final inspector “P” mark. Slide top marked “P” in front of rear sight (barely readable). Bbl. marked “COLT 45 AUTO” along axis of bbl. w/ sm. “G” in front of lug. MAGS: 1 Risdon welded base 7 rd. in near excellent condition w/ most original finish. CONDITION: stock screws & slots are crisp but retain little original finish. Mag. catch lock shows moderate screwdriver damage. Front grip strap shows severe fading. Trigger guard bow shows fading. Dust cover fading. High edge wear around grip safety. Loss of finish around grip safety. Slide shows moderate loss of finish on all edges. Hammer & grip safety show slight loss of finish on edges. Dents in front of rear sight are finished over. "P" in front of rear sight barely visible. Slide has been refinished or at least touched up. Rear sight registration mark does not line up. Bore frosted moderately in lands & grooves. Overall finish 90% w/ moist loss due to thinning finish. PROVENANCE: From the Craig Baravalle Collection of Big Flats, New York. (18-4522/KK). CURIO $1,750-2,500.

COLT MODEL 1911A1 SEMI AUTO PISTOL.

Lot #1482 (Sale Order 487 of 693)

Cal. 45 ACP. S# No 825762. Mfg. 1942. Slide has matching #. Thin rounded front sight.. Flat top rear sight w/ rounded notch. Wide spur checkered hammer. Long tang grip safety w/ proper bevel. Arched checkered mainspring housing w/ proper checkering. Thumb safety, mag. catch, milled trigger & recoil spring plug all checkered. Coltwood stocks w/ lg. escutcheon rings. Right side of receiver marked “UNITED STATES PROPERTY” over S# & “M1911A1 U.S.ARMY” in front of slide stop pin. Right upper trigger guard bow has final assembler’s mark “84”. Slide shows standard Colt patent nomenclature & address w/ rampant colt in center. Receiver left marked “P” below mag. catch. “WB” in cartouche marked below slide stop. Upper trigger guard bow has verified proof under final inspector “P” mark. Slide top marked “P” in front of rear sight. Bbl. marked “COLT 45 AUTO” along axis of bbl. w/ lg. “G” in front of lug. MAGS: 1 Risdon welded base 7 rd. showing moderate finish erosion all sides. CONDITION: stocks are minty showing little wear. Stock screws are excellent w/ only the slightest screwdriver damage. Mag. catch lock shows moderate screwdriver damage. Front grip strap shows severe salt & pepper deterioration. Dust cover shows finish loss around front. Trigger guard bow shows salt & pepper erosion on bottom & corner. Slide shows scattered erosion & scratches on top & on edges. Left slide shows erosion on recoil spring housing. Moderate takedown scratch through inspector mark. Slight scuffing on left rear of slide. Grip safety shows pin prick erosion. Hammer & grip safety shows slight finish erosion on rear. Bbl. shows considerable erosion through ejection port. Bore bright & shiny w/ only the slightest frosting near chamber. Overall finish 90% original due to erosion & bbl. PROVENANCE: From the Craig Baravalle Collection of Big Flats, New York. (18-4524/KK). CURIO. $1,800-2,500.

COLT MODEL 1911A1 SEMI AUTO PISTOL.

Lot #1483 (Sale Order 488 of 693)

Cal. 45 ACP. S# No 1625976. Mismatched slide. Thin rounded front sight. Flat top rear sight w/ rounded notch. Wide spur checkered hammer. Long tang grip safety w/ proper bevel. Grooved mainspring housing. Thumb safety, mag. catch, stamped trigger & recoil spring plug all checkered. Coltwood stocks w/ lg. escutcheon rings. Right side of receiver marked “UNITED STATES PROPERTY” over S# & “M1911A1 U.S.ARMY” in front of slide stop pin. Right upper trigger guard bow has final assembler’s mark “13”. Ordnance mark in front of hammer pin is faint. Slide shows standard Colt patent nomenclature & address w/ rampant colt in center. Receiver left marked “P” below mag. catch. “G.H.D” marked below slide stop. Upper trigger guard bow has verified proof under final inspector “X” mark. Slide top marked “P” in front of rear sight. Bbl. marked “COLT 45 AUTO” along axis of bbl. w/ sm. “G” in front of lug. MAGS: 1 welded base unmarked 7 rd. having most finish gone but appears sound. CONDITION: stocks are crisp w/ only minor flattening of diamonds on right side. Stock screws are crisp & show most of original finish. Mag. catch lock is crisp, showing no damage. Moderate takedown scratch. Entire gun is thinning all over. Ordnance mark & "G.H.D." inspector mark both fuzzy, but final assembly mark is clear. Bore heavily pitted. Overall original finish 90% due to thinning all over. PROVENANCE: From the Craig Baravalle Collection of Big Flats, New York. (18-4538/KK). CURIO $1,750-2,500.

ITHACA MODEL 1911 A1 SEMI AUTO PISTOL.

Lot #1484 (Sale Order 489 of 693)

Cal. 45 ACP. S# No 2651707. Mfg. 1945. Wide serrated ramp front sight. Flat top rear sight w/ square notch. Flat side serrated hammer. Long tang grip safety. Serrated mainspring housing. Serrated thumb safety. Serrated slide stop. Mag. catch, stamped trigger & recoil spring plug are checkered. Slide left marked “ITHACA GUN CO. INC.” over “ITHACA N.Y.”. Top of slide marked “P” ahead of rear sight. Receiver left has “P” mark under mag. Catch & “FJA” marked under slide stop along w/ Ithaca inspection mark on upper trigger guard bow. Right side receiver marked “UNITED STATES PROPERTY” above S# & “M 1911 A1 US. ARMY” in front of slide stop pin. Upper trigger guard bow has inspection mark. Bbl. left lug marked “P”. Bbl. right lug marked "F”. Ordnance mark fading but readable. Right grip Keyes Fibre w/ escutcheon ring. Left grip Colt w/ wide escutcheon rings. MAGS: 1 Scovill 7 rd. w/ welded base showing slight finish erosion on all surfaces. CONDITION: Keyes Fibre stock shows moderate flattening of diamonds & moderate to severe wear on bottom edge. Left stock has slight flattening of diamonds at center w/ moderate wear at bottom. All stock screws crisp but show little finish. Receiver & hammer show considerable finish loss. Front sight has sm. dings. Rear sight has moderate dings. Moderate finish loss on mainspring housing. Severe finish loss on front grip strap & trigger guard bow. Dings & scratch on dust cover along w/ moderate finish erosion. Slide left shows moderate to severe finish erosion all over. Moderate finish loss on top & right of slide. Bbl. shows moderate finish erosion. Overall condition 80% original parkerizing. Mirror bore. PROVENANCE: From the Craig Baravalle Collection of Big Flats, New York. (18-4490/KK). CURIO. $1,200-1,800.

REMINGTON RAND MODEL 1911A1 SEMI AUTO

Lot #1485 (Sale Order 490 of 693)

PISTOL. Cal. 45 ACP. S# No 2225169. Mfg. 1945. Wide, serrated ramp front sight. “P” marked on slide in front of rear sight. Flat rear sight w/ square notch. Flat side checkered hammer. Long tang grip safety. Serrated mainspring housing w/ lanyard loop. Serrated slide stop. Mag. catch, thumb safety, trigger & recoil spring plug are checkered. Bbl. bushing is black, as well as hammer pin. All other parts show dark gray parkerizing. Slide left shows Type 3 marking “REMINGTON RAND INC.” over “SYRACUSE, N.Y. U.S.A.”. “P” marked below mag. catch on left side. Marked “FJA” below slide stop. “1” on upper trigger guard bow. Right side marked “UNITED STATES PROPERTY” above S# & “M 1911 A1 U.S. ARMY” ahead of slide stop pin. Upper trigger guard bow marked “B” Lower trigger guard bow marked "1". Ordnance wheel is heavy & stamped at an angle in front of hammer pin. Stocks are Keyes Fibre w/ escutcheon rings around screws. Left bbl. lug marked "P". Marked "HS" on right lug. MAGS: 1 Risdon 7 rd. blued w/ welded base having most original blue. CONDITION: stocks are in crisp condition. Stock screws are crisp & show only the slightest screwdriver damage retaining most finish. Left slide shows scattered scuffing, especially below ejection port. Moderate scuff marks in front of ejection port top. A couple of scuff marks slide left. Mainspring housing has a couple scuffs exposing bare metal. Slight wear on edges. Mirror bore w/ only the faintest clouding in grooves. Overall 87& original parkerizing w/ most wear due to scattered scuffing. PROVENANCE: From the Craig Baravalle Collection of Big Flats, New York. (18-4494/KK). CURIO. $2,000-3,000.

REMINGTON RAND MODEL 1911A1 SEMI AUTO PISTOL.

Lot #1486 (Sale Order 491 of 693)

Cal. 45 ACP. S# No 2438056. Mfg. 1945. Wide, serrated ramp front sight. Flat rear sight w/ square notch. Flat side checkered hammer. Long tang grip safety. Serrated mainspring housing w/ lanyard loop. Serrated slide stop. Mag. catch, trigger & recoil spring plug are checkered. Bbl. Bushing is black, as well as hammer pin. All other parts shows green Parkerizing. Slide top marked “P” ahead of rear sight. Slide left shows type 3 marking “REMINGTON RAND INC.” over “SYRACUSE, N.Y. U.S.A.”. “P” Marked below mag. catch on left side. Marked “FJA” below slide stop. “1” On upper trigger guard bow. Right side marked “UNITED STATES PROPERTY” above S# & “M 1911 A1 U.S. ARMY” ahead of slide stop pin. Upper trigger guard bow marked “N”. Ordnance wheel is light but crisp in front of hammer pin. Stocks are Keyes Fibre w/ escutcheon rings around screws. MAGS: 1 fully blued Scovill 7 rd. w/ welded bottom showing some corrosion above mag. catch slot. High Standard bbl. w/ "P" on left lug. CONDITION: heavy takedown scratch through "FJA" inspection mark. Slight takedown scratches through slide through "REMINGTON RAND INC.". Slight holster wear on muzzle, slide edges & dust cover. Grip straps are crisp & solid. Some bluing deterioration on bbl. Grip screws are crisp w/ sm. amount of screwdriver damage & retain most finish. Stocks in near new condition. Bore heavily frosted but lands still crisp. Overall condition 97% original parkerized finish w/ most wear on slide from holster. PROVENANCE: From the Craig Baravalle Collection of Big Flats, New York. (18-4487/KK). CURIO. $1,800-2,500.

REMINGTON RAND MODEL 1911A1 SEMI AUTO PISTOL.

Lot #1487 (Sale Order 492 of 693)

Cal. 45 ACP. S# No 1375593. Mfg. 1943. Wide serrated ramp front sight. “P” marked on slide in front of rear sight. Flat rear sight w/ square notch. Flat side checkered hammer. Long tang grip safety. Very fine checkered mainspring housing w/ lanyard loop. Serrated slide stop. Mag. catch, thumb safety, trigger & recoil spring plug are checkered. All parts show gray parkerizing except bbl.. Slide left shows Type 3 marking “REMINGTON RAND INC.” over “SYRACUSE, N.Y. U.S.A.”. “P” marked below mag. catch on left side. Marked “FJA” below slide stop. “L” on upper trigger guard bow. Right side marked “UNITED STATES PROPERTY” above S# & “M 1911 A1 U.S. ARMY” ahead of slide stop pin. Upper trigger guard bow marked w/ partial “N”. Lower trigger guard bow marked "T". Ordnance wheel is light but crisp in front of hammer pin. Stocks are Keyes Fibre w/ escutcheon rings around screws. Left bbl. lug marked "P". Marked "HS" on right lug. MAGS: 1 - 7 rd. post war Federal stock number marked w/ blue finish in very good condition. CONDITION: stocks are crisp w/ little wear anywhere. Stock screws show erosion of finish but little damage due to abuse. Right slide shows only wear on edges. Top of slide shows salt & pepper erosion in the front. Slide left shows wear on edges plus salt & pepper corrosion in the middle. Left receiver shows grip strap wear & takedown scratch plus burnishing of "FJA". Front grip strap shows considerable finish loss. Mainspring housing & grip safety show considerable finish loss. Bbl. shows moderate external finish loss. Bright bore but shows scattered pitting. Considerable peening on bbl. lug. Overall finish 90% original due to thinning. PROVENANCE: From the Craig Baravalle Collection of Big Flats, New York. (18-4544/KK). CURIO. $1,500-2,500.

REMINGTON RAND MODEL 1911A1 SEMI AUTO PISTOL.

Lot #1488 (Sale Order 493 of 693)

Cal. 45 ACP. S# No 1754183. Mfg. 1944. Wide, serrated ramp front sight. “P” Marked on slide in front of rear sight. Flat rear sight w/ square notch. Flat side checkered hammer. Long tang grip safety. Serrated mainspring housing w/ lanyard loop. Serrated slide stop. Mag. catch, thumb safety, trigger & recoil spring plug are checkered. Bbl. bushing is black, as well as hammer pin. All other parts show dark gray parkerizing. Slide left shows Type 3 marking “REMINGTON RAND INC.” over “SYRACUSE, N.Y. U.S.A.”. “P” marked below mag. catch on left side. Marked “FJA” below slide stop. “L” on upper trigger guard bow. Right side marked “UNITED STATES PROPERTY” above S# & “M 1911 A1 U.S. ARMY” ahead of slide stop pin. Upper trigger guard bow marked “V”. Lower trigger guard bow marked "H". Ordnance wheel is light but crisp in front of hammer pin. Stocks are Keyes Fibre w/ escutcheon rings around screws. Left bbl. lug marked "P". Marked "HS" on right lug. MAGS: 1 Scovill 7 rd. w/ welded base showing only slight loss of finish on edges CONDITION: left slide shows edge wear. Top slide shows slight erosion along front. Front & rear sight sight show some erosion from holster. Left side shows scuffing at muzzle & slight loss at edges. Slight loss on receiver dust cover from holster wear. Right receiver shows scratches on dust cover & along top of receiver above hammer pin. Trigger guard bow shows only slight loss on edge. Front grip strap crisp. Mainspring housing only loss on edges. Bbl. shows moderate loss of bluing all over. Stocks are crisp showing only slight wear at bottoms. Stock screws are crisp w/ minor finish loss. Crisp mag. catch lock. Slight erosion of finish on S# due to holster stud. Overall finish 95% w/ most loss due to holster wear. Bore is shiny but frosted some in grooves. PROVENANCE: From the Craig Baravalle Collection of Big Flats, New York. (19-3146/KK). CURIO. $1,500-2,500.

COLT MODEL 1911 SEMI AUTO PISTOL.

Lot #1489 (Sale Order 494 of 693)

Cal. 45 ACP. S# No 199865. 1917 mfg. Correct slide w/ 1913 patent date. Flat rear sight. Proper slide stop. Bbl. bushing is proper Colt mfg. Stocks are full checkered walnut. MAGS: 1 good General Shaver 7 rd. w/ peppery oxidation on body. Grip safety & mainspring housing gap is much too lg. Mainspring housing may be correct. Grip safety may be too short for proper fit. Thumb safety is later Colt mfg. When in safe position shows hole in receiver. Receiver apparently modified. Receiver shows GHS cartouche in proper area. Bbl. has 5 sub inspector mark in front of lug w/ vertical "P" & "H" marks applied to ejection port area. Right side of lug shows "R". CONDITION: bore heavily pitted. Entire pistol has been refinished. Stock screws left are either refinished or replacement. Stock screws right are replacements & show damage. Mag. catch lock shows considerable damage. Rear sight has modified square notch. Front sight has replaced wide serrated ramp. PROVENANCE: From the Craig Baravalle Collection of Big Flats, New York. (18-4463/KK). CURIO. $1,200-1,800.

COLT MODEL 1911 SEMI AUTO PISTOL.

Lot #1490 (Sale Order 495 of 693)

Cal. 45 ACP. S# No. 352434. Mfg. 1918. Front sight is flat, thin & rounded. Rear sight is flat w/ rounded notch. Hammer is long, checkered wide spur. Grip safety, mainspring housing, slide stop, bbl. bushing & mag. catch appear to be proper period. Thumb safety appears to be from later period. Thumb safety & slide stop are checkered. Dbl. diamond stocks. MAGS: typical Colt 2 tone 7 rd. w/ riveted bottom & no lanyard loop in excellent condition. CONDITION: crisp Springfield eagle acceptance stamp. All other markings appear crisp & readable. Mag. catch lock is crisp. Stocks in crisp condition. Wood appears light colored and may never have had any oil on them. Stock screws are all crisp w/ crisp slots. Finish is thinning on front grip strap & mostly gone on mainspring housing. Slide & receiver show surface deterioration similar to typical mid Black Army finish. Finish appears all original. Heavily pitted bore. Bbl. has vertical "H P" inspection mark w/ "5" in front of lug. Overall 70% original finish. PROVENANCE: From the Craig Baravalle Collection of Big Flats, New York. (18-4482/KK). CURIO. $1,800-2,500.

COLT 1911A1 SEMI AUTO PISTOL.

Lot #1491 (Sale Order 496 of 693)

Cal. 45 ACP. S# No 844061. Mfg. 1942. Slide has matching #. Thin rounded front sight. Flat top rear sight w/ rounded notch. Wide spur checkered hammer. Long tang grip safety w/ proper bevel. Arched checkered mainspring housing w/ proper checkering. Thumb safety, mag. catch, milled trigger & recoil spring plug all checkered. Coltwood stocks w/ lg. escutcheon rings. Right side of receiver marked “UNITED STATES PROPERTY” over S# & “M1911A1 U.S.ARMY” in front of slide stop pin. Right upper trigger guard bow has final assembler’s mark “23”. Ordnance mark in front of hammer pin is crisp. Slide shows standard Colt patent nomenclature & address w/ rampant colt in center. Receiver left marked “P” below mag. catch. "WB" in cartouche marked below slide stop. Upper trigger guard bow has verified proof under final inspector “R” mark. Slide top marked “P” in front of rear sight. Springfield bbl. marked "HS1" along axis of bbl. Area through ejection port in the white. MAGS: 1 parkerized welded base 7 rd. w/ no markings. CONDITION: stock screws all crisp showing 50% finish. Mag. catch lock shows significant screwdriver damage. Receiver right shows highlight loss. Front grip strap shows moderate finish loss. Trigger guard bow shows loss on edges. Right slide shows finish loss at muzzle & edge. Left slide shows loss at muzzle & edges. Left receiver shows takedown scratch & slight loss at edges. Mainspring housing shows loss on edges. Sights show finish loss on top. Bbl. has been parkerized. Mirror bore. Overall finish 90% w/ most loss on highlights, bbl. & grip strap. PROVENANCE: From the Craig Baravalle Collection of Big Flats, New York. (18-4520/KK). CURIO. $1,500-2,500.

COLT MODEL 1911 A1 SEMI AUTO PISTOL.

Lot #1492 (Sale Order 497 of 693)

Cal. 45 ACP. S# No 832168. Mfg. 1942. Matching # on slide. Thin rounded front sight. Flat top rear sight w/ rounded notch. Wide spur checkered hammer. Long tang grip safety w/ proper bevel. Arched checkered mainspring housing w/ proper checkering. Thumb safety, mag. catch, milled trigger & recoil spring plug all checkered. Coltwood stocks w/ lg escutcheon rings. Right side of receiver marked “UNITED STATES PROPERTY” over S# & “M1911A1 U.S.ARMY” in front of slide stop pin. Right upper trigger guard bow has final assembler’s mark partially struck "7?" Slide shows standard Colt patent nomenclature & address w/ rampant colt in center. Receiver left marked “P” below mag. catch. “WB" in cartouche marked below slide stop. Upper trigger guard bow has verified proof under final inspector “X” mark. Slide top marked “P” in front of rear sight. Bbl. marked “COLT 45 AUTO” along axis of bbl. w/ sm. “G” in front of lug. MAGS. 1 General Shaver 7 rd. w/ welded base & having slight blue loss on both sides. CONDITION: stock screws & stock screws slots are crisp w/ only slight finish deterioration. Mag. catch lock shows minor screwdriver damage. Right receiver shows finish thinning below S# from holster stud. Finish thinning on corners of dust cover & front grip strap. Front grip strap shows moderate dings & dents. Slide shows mottling on top & finish loss at muzzle. Mainspring housing shows finish loss from holster strap. Left slide shows finish loss on corners & takedown scratch on receiver. Slight scuffs on rear slide left. Moderate rust pitting spots on chamber area on outer bbl. Pristine bore. Overall condition: 92%, most due to edge wear. PROVENANCE: From the Craig Baravalle Collection of Big Flats, New York. (18-4523/KK). CURIO. $2,500-4,000.

COLT MODEL 1911 SEMI AUTO PISTOL.

Lot #1493 (Sale Order 498 of 693)

Cal. 45 ACP. S# No 540621. Rework by Rock Island Arsenal. Front sight is flat rounded. Rear sight is flat w/ rounded notch. Wide spur 1911A1 Colt checkered hammer. Grip safety, mainspring housing, thumb safety, trigger & bbl. bushing are late 1918 mfg. consistent w/ S#. Stocks are standard Keyes Fibre. Receiver has heart shape cutouts under stocks. Mag. catch is 1911A1 type, loose fit on 1911 frame. 1911A1 type parkerized stock screws. Slide stop is serrated 1911A1 style. Checkered thumb safety. Slide marked on right side "MODEL OF 1911 US ARMY". Left side of slide marking shows Colt patent date along w/ flaming bomb having "S" in the middle which is thought to be AJ Savage mfg. of San Diego CA, which received a production order for 1911 pistols but the war ended & contract was cancelled before they delivered any pistols. It is generally believed that these slides were part of the settlement that the government made w/ the Savage company post war & were used as replacement parts. MAGS: standard U.S. GI parkerized Risdon 7 rd. w/ pinned base. UNATTACHED ACCESSORIES: original Railway Express box numbered to gun w/ RIA address. Box includes fiber bore brush. CONDITION: Hi Standard WWII bbl. marked "P" left lug & "HS" on right lug, mirror bore. Completely refinished w/ dark gray parkerized over sandblasting finish. Overall condition 99% refinished w/ no apparent scuffs or pitting. Receiver parkerization is much darker than the light green parkerization of the slide. PROVENANCE: From the Craig Baravalle Collection of Big Flats, New York. (18-4464/KK). CURIO. $1,500-2,500.

COLT MODEL 1911 SEMI AUTO PISTOL.

Lot #1494 (Sale Order 499 of 693)

Cal. 45 ACP. S# No. 337604. Early 1918 production. Front sight is flat & rounded. Rear sight is flat w/ rounded notch. Hammer is long, wide spur & checkered. Grip safety, mainspring housing, thumb safety, slide stop, trigger, mag. catch & bbl. bushing appear to be proper period. Stocks are standard Colt dbl. diamond. MAGS: 1 Colt standard 2 tone 7 rd. in excellent condition showing slight deterioration of finish on right side from mag. pouch lug. CONDITION: Springfield eagle acceptance stamp fading but readable. All other marking slightly fading but readable. Left stock very good w/ wear at bottom. Right stock good w/ wear all over. Slight screwdriver damage around bottom screw. Right stock screws appear crisp w/ loss of finish. Left stock screws show minor damage to slots & loss of finish. Entire pistol has been refinished w/ some slight amount of buffing to give it a smooth appearance. Corners all slightly rounded. Fine scattered pitting in many places under refinish. Bore pitted & dirty. Bbl. has "P H" inspection mark. Mag. catch lock appears badly damaged. Overall 50% reblued finish w/ no finish on grip straps & thin all over. PROVENANCE: From the Craig Baravalle Collection of Big Flats, New York. (18-4480/KK). CURIO. $1,200-1,800.

COLT MODEL 1911 SEMI AUTO PISTOL.

Lot #1495 (Sale Order 500 of 693)

Cal. 45 ACP. S# No 338615. Thin rounded front sight. Flat rear sight w/ rounded notch. Flat checkered hammer. Short tang grip safety. Flat mainspring housing w/ lanyard loop. Serrated thumb safety. Checkered 1911A1 type slide stop. Long plain trigger. Checkered mag. catch & recoil spring plug. Grip safety, slide stop & recoil spring plug are dark parkerized. Blued bbl. All other parts are light gray parkerizing. Right side below S# marked "FK". Marked "RIA" in front of slide stop pin w/ flaming bomb below S#. Left lug shows "S" & "P" along bbl. axis. Right lug shows partial ordnance wheel. Stocks are standard double diamond type & appear Springfield Armory mfg. Slide marked "4" at rear right behind serrations. Eagle head acceptance mark above mag. catch. Left slide shows standard Colt patent info & address w/ prancing pony at rear. Right slide shows "MODEL OF 1911. U.S. ARMY". MAGS: 1 unmarked 7 rd. w/ welded base & fully parkerized showing wear marks along axis; appears sound. CONDITION: grips are well worn showing considerable flattening of diamonds all over. Stock screws are worn but show crisp slots w/ no finish. Slide shows scuff marks at right side & top. Minor scuff marks on left side. Receiver shows takedown scratch & tool marks under slide stop. Finish is thinning at muzzle & on all edges. Entire pistol, other than some sm. parts, finished in light gray / green parkerizing; much of which has worn off. Mainspring housing shows no finish at rear. Front grip strap nearly devoid of finish. Bore shows pitting & is dirty. Overall 60% reparkerized finish. PROVENANCE: From the Craig Baravalle Collection of Big Flats, New York. (18-4577/KK). CURIO. $1,000-1,500.

COLT MODEL 1911A1 SEMI AUTO PISTOL.

Lot #1496 (Sale Order 501 of 693)

Cal. 45 ACP. S# No 1090478. Mfg. 1943. Matching # on slide. Wide serrated ramp front sight. Flat top rear sight w/ square notch. Wide spur checkered hammer. Long tang grip safety w/ proper bevel. Arched checkered mainspring housing w/ proper checkering. Thumb safety, mag. catch, milled trigger & recoil spring plug all checkered. Coltwood stocks w/ lg. escutcheon rings. Right side of receiver marked “UNITED STATES PROPERTY” over S# & “M1911A1 U.S.ARMY” in front of slide stop pin. Right upper trigger guard bow has final assembler’s mark “80”. Ordnance mark in front of hammer pin is crisp. Slide shows standard Colt patent nomenclature & address w/ rampant colt in center. Receiver left marked “P” below mag. catch. “G.H.D” marked below slide stop. Upper trigger guard bow has verified proof under final inspector “4” mark. Slide top marked “P” in front of rear sight. Bbl. marked “COLT 45 AUTO” along axis of bbl. w/ “F” in front of lug & "P" on left lug. MAGS: 1 Scovill welded base 7 rd. showing considerable finish loss on all surfaces. Appears sound. Bottom marked "C-S". CONDITION: receiver right is thinning. Front grip strap in front of mag. catch, dust cover & trigger guard bow are thinning. Left receiver dust cover & trigger guard bow are thinning. Right slide thinning on edges. Left side shows slight thinning on edges. Mainspring housing shows significant finish loss. Rear grip edges show finish loss. Grip safety shows loss on rear portion. Bbl. shows mostly white metal through ejection port. Mag. catch lock shows partial screwdriver damage. Stocks show partial flattening of diamonds but are crisp. Stock screws & slots are crisp but show finish loss. Mirror bore. Overall 92% original parkerizing. PROVENANCE: From the Craig Baravalle Collection of Big Flats, New York. (18-4509/KK). CURIO. $1,500-2,500.

ITHACA MODEL 1911A1 LEND / LEASE SEMI AUTO PISTOL.

Lot #1497 (Sale Order 502 of 693)

Cal. 45 ACP. S# No 1863902. Mfg. 1945. Bbl. lug left marked "P". Bbl. lug right marked "F" (Flannery Bolt.). Bbl. marked w/ typical crown over "BNP" proofs seen through ejection port. Wide, serrated ramp front sight. Flat rear sight w/ square notch. Flat side, serrated hammer. Long tang grip safety. Serrated mainspring housing. Thumb safety & slide stop are serrated. Mag. catch & recoil spring plug are checkered. Stamped checkered trigger. Keyes Fibre stocks w/ escutcheon rings. Right side of pistol marked "UNITED STATES PROPERTY" over S# & "M1911A1 US ARMY" ahead of slide stop pin along w/ British proofs along both sides of pin. Crisp ordnance mark by hammer pin & "7" mark on upper trigger guard bow right. Left markings show Ithaca inspection symbol on upper trigger guard bow, "P" below mag. catch & "FJA" below slide stop. Slide left marking shows "ITHACA GUN COMPANY INC" over "ITHACA N.Y.". Top of slide has "P" mark ahead of rear sight. MAGS: 1 blued 7 rd. Risdon w/ welded base & plain bottom w/ sm. abrasion on bottom tongue. CONDITION: entire gun is parkerized except blued bbl. Gun shows 98% original parkerizing w/ only loss on high points. Bore shows frosting in grooves, especially near chamber. PROVENANCE: From the Craig Baravalle Collection of Big Flats, New York. (18-4532/KK). CURIO. $1,500-2,500.

WINCHESTER M1 SEMI AUTO CARBINE.

Lot #1498 (Sale Order 503 of 693)

Cal. 30 Carb. S# 5632976. Bbl. 18" marked on top "W". Bbl. band w/out bayonet lug w/ wire sling loop. Flip type rear sight. Blade front sight w/ protective ears. Notable parts marked "W". Straight cut slide, straight cut hammer, push button safety & flat bolt. 2 Rivet handguard w/ wide groove marked "A". Low wood oval cut walnut stock. Stock markings rendered faint due to refinish, but "WRA", "GHD" & crossed cannons cartouches are visible. MAGS: 1 -15 rd. CONDITION: stock set has been lightly refinished w/ added heavy gloss. Metal has original parkerizing w/ light wear & scattered scratches & areas of stock finish overspray. Very good shiny bore. (19-1343/RW). CURIO. $800-1,200.

WINCHESTER M1 SEMI AUTO CARBINE.

Lot #1499 (Sale Order 504 of 693)

Cal. 30 Carb. S# 5634436. Bbl. 18" marked w/ partial "W" on top behind front sight. Blue Sky import marked. Stamped adj. rear sight. Blade front sight w/ protective ears. Bbl. band marked w/ encircled "A". Has bayonet lug. Straight cut operating slide marked inside w/ "N". Unmarked replacement flat bolt. Milled trigger guard marked at bottom "C". Rotary safety. Mag. catch marked "WA". Straight cut hammer marked "HI". Unmarked replacement hardwood low wood pot belly stock set w/ heavy dark stain. 4 Rivet handguard. MAGS: 1 - 15 rd. UNATTACHED ACCESSORIES: Blue Sky marked box w/ matching S#. Box has owner's manual. CONDITION: wood & metal retain high degree of arsenal rework finish w/ pleasing appearance, very light wear & scratches. Very good shiny bore. PROVENANCE: Mark Genovese Collection. (19-3475/RW). CURIO. $800-1,200.

INLAND M1 SEMI AUTO CARBINE.

Lot #1500 (Sale Order 505 of 693)

Cal. 30 Carb. S# 277150. Bbl. 18". Marked behind front sight "INLAND MFG. DIV. GENERAL MOTORS 2-43". Stamped adj. rear sight marked "I.R.CO". Receiver marked on top ahead of rear sight "K. art.". Bbl. band w/ bayonet lug marked "SI". Straight cut slide marked "W". Flat bolt marked ".U.". Unmarked fabricated trigger housing. Rotary safety. Mag. catch marked "CC". Straight cut hammer marked "HI". Low wood "I" cut stock marked "IO" in sling slot. Has no. "109" at end of pistol grip; also has 2 metal pins. Faint crossed cannons marking on right side of butt. 4 Rivet handguard marked "IO". Aftermarket green web sling. MAGS: 3-15 rd. UNATTACHED ACCESSORIES: US 1943 date M1 carbine mag. pouch. CONDITION: stock set has appearance of light cleaning. Metal has 80% original finish w/ scattered spots of thinning & wear. Very good shiny bore. (19-5367/DS). CURIO. $700-1,000.

IBM REPLICATED M1A1 SEMI AUTO CARBINE.

Lot #1501 (Sale Order 506 of 693)

Cal. 30 Carb. S# 3787180. Unmarked 18" bbl. Milled adj. rear sight. Bbl. band marked "J.M.O" w/ bayonet lug. "6 O' Clock" slide marked "PI". Milled trigger guard marked "SA". Rotary safety. Mag. catch w/ M2 stud marked "HI". Unmarked straight cut hammer. Rnd. bolt marked "AO" additionally marked on top w/ "X". Replacement hardwood stock set w/ mismatched shading. Folding stock is modern made replacement including leather pad fastened w/ silver colored rivets. MAGS: 1 - 15 rd. CONDITION: stock set has light wear, scratches & staining throughout. Arsenal reworked metal has light wear, scratches & staining. Receiver has been extensively polished obscuring markings on receiver ring. Bore has strong lands, but turning dark w/ scattered light pitting. (19-3257/RW). MODERN. $500-800.

IBM M1 SEMI AUTO CARBINE.

Lot #1502 (Sale Order 507 of 693)

Cal. 30 Carb. S# 3896284. Bbl. 18". Marked behind front sight "I.B.M. CORP.". Flip type rear sight marked "S". Front sight base marked "SI" & "B". Receiver marked at rear w/ "AC". Wide bbl. band w/ wire swivel & bayonet lug marked "J.M.Q.". Straight cut slide marked "FF". Flat bolt marked "W". Fabricated trigger housing marked "B1EB". Rotary safety marked "WA". Flat cut hammer marked "WMV". 2 Rivet handguard marked "S-HB". Oval cut low wood stock marked "SCB" in sling slot. Crossed cannons on right side of butt & marked "Y" at end of pistol grip. MAGS: 2-15 rd. including web dbl. mag. pouch dated 1943. UNATTACHED ACCESSORIES: 6 1/2" blade bayonet marked on crossguard "U.S. M4 CAMILLUS". Leather washer handle. US M8 scabbard. Bayonet has been lightly sharpened. Leather washer handle has moderate wear & scratches. Scabbard has staining & scratching, but in good serviceable condition. CONDITION: stock & handguard have arsenal rework type finish w/ light wear & handling marks. Metal has 75% original parkerized finish. Bbl. band, bayonet lug & front sight base are blue. Very good shiny bore. (19-5219/RW). CURIO. $500-700.

SPRINGFIELD MODEL 1898 KRAG BOLT ACTION RIFLE.

Lot #1503 (Sale Order 508 of 693)

Cal. 30-40 Krag. S# 205444. Bbl. 30". Model 1902 open rear sight w/ sliding peep. Blade front sight. Upper band retains stacking swivel & bayonet lug. Walnut stock set. Stock has curved toe & trap buttplate. Stock marked on left side w/ illegible boxed inspector's mark. Marked under grip w/ faint script "P" in circle. CONDITION: stock has been lightly cleaned, slightly obscuring markings but has good appearance w/ light wear, dents & scratches. Notable dents at forward left side of forearm & tiny crack behind receiver tang. Metal has traces of blue turning gray & patina. Notable pitting on sideplate & on sides of bbl. at wood line. Fair bore, turning dark w/ worn lands. (19-5085/RW). CURIO. $400-600.

HARRINGTON & RICHARDSON M1 GARAND SEMI AUTO

Lot #1504 (Sale Order 509 of 693)

RIFLE. Cal. 30-06. S# 5700298. Bbl. 24" marked "HRA 11-55". Right front receiver leg marked in electro pencil "SA 12-65". Flush nut aperture rear sight. Blade front sight w/ protective ears. High hump gas cyl. lock. Cross slot gas cyl. lock screw. Bolt, op rod, hammer & safety marked "SA". Trigger housing marked "WRA". Walnut stock set. Buttstock marked on left side w/ boxed defense eagle acceptance mark. Marked under pistol grip w/ 2 circle "P" acceptance marks. Green web sling. Throat: 1.5. Muzzle: 2.0. CONDITION: stock set has nice original finish w/ scattered handling marks. Has glass bedding under trigger guard. Metal has lg. degree of original parkerized finish w/ light wear & scattered handling marks. Very good shiny bore. (19-4928/RW). CURIO. $800-1,200.

SPRINGFIELD ARMORY M1 GARAND SEMI AUTO RIFLE

Lot #1505 (Sale Order 510 of 693)

Cal. 30-06. S# 7106624. Bbl. marked "SPRINGFIELD GENESEO 30-06". Receiver marked on right forward leg "Lithgow Sac CA". Marked underneath rear of receiver "ADI. AUSTRALIA". Bolt, operating rod & trigger housing marked "SA". Cross slot gas cyl. lock screw. Flush nut rear sight. Unmarked matching walnut stock set. UNATTACHED ACCESSORIES: matching shipping box & reprinted FM 23-5 M1 Garand manual. CONDITION: all aspects near excellent. (19-2741/RW). MODERN. $800-1,000.

SPRINGFIELD ARMORY M1 GARAND SEMI AUTO RIFLE.

Lot #1506 (Sale Order 511 of 693)

Cal. 30-06. S# 5859231. Bbl. 24" marked "SA 5 55". Throat gauges 1.0 & muzzle gauges 1.0.All visible parts markings are "SA", except rear sight windage knob marked "DRC". Flush nut rear sight. Blade front sight w/ protective ears. High hump gas cyl lock. Cross slot gas cyl. lock screw. Matching walnut stock set. Buttstock marked on left side over trigger guard w/ boxed Defense acceptance mark. Marked under pistol grip w/ circle "P". Green web sling. UNATTACHED ACCESSORIES: cardboard shipping box w/ foam insert & 2006 CMP catalog. CONDITION: stock set has very nice appearance w/ light wear & handling marks commensurate w/ rifle that has seen careful service. 80% Original parkerized finish w/ thinning & light wear. Near excellent shiny bore. (19-2837/RW). CURIO. $800-1,200.

SPRINGFIELD NAVY GARAND CONFIGURATION SEMI AUTO

Lot #1507 (Sale Order 512 of 693)

RIFLE. Cal. 7.62 NATO. S# 964056. Bbl. 24". Marked "SA 11010457 SPL 9-65 BU25 PM" w/ defense acceptance stamp. Additionally has been marked "7.62MM H&R 7.62 NATO". Mag. has white plastic spacer. Milled trigger guard. Bolt, trigger guard housing & op rod marked "SA". Hammer marked "WRA". Front sight marked "NM". Elevation knob marked "WM". Windage knob marked "WRIGHT". Replacement stock set. Hardwood buttstock marked w/ boxed "CMP" & eagle. Marked inside bbl. channel "JUN 25 2013". Front & rear handguards are walnut. CONDITION: very nice appearing stock set w/ scattered handling marks. Metal has very good arsenal reworked type parkerization w/ finish applied over light pitting at bottom of receiver rails. Near excellent bore. (19-4938/RW). CURIO. $800-1,100.

SPRINGFIELD M1 GARAND SEMI AUTO RIFLE.

Lot #1508 (Sale Order 513 of 693)

Cal. 30-06. S# 1941700. Bbl. 24" marked "SA 4-51". Throat gauges 1.5 & muzzle gauges 1.0. Aperture rear sight w/ flush nut windage knob. Blade front sight w/ protective ears. High hump gas lock. Cross slot gas cyl. lock screw. All visible parts markings are "SA" except trigger guard housing is "WRA". MIlled trigger guard. Matching walnut stock set. Buttstock has Defense Acceptance eagle on left side & circle "P" under pistol grip. Buttstock has added bedding compound at bottom under trigger housing. CONDITION: stock set has light wear, staining & scratches w/ brass pinned repair at rear of front handguard. Metal has 90% original parkerized finish w/ light wear & handling marks. Very good shiny bore. (19-4282/RW). CURIO. $700-1,100.

INTERNATIONAL HARVESTER M1 GARAND SEMI AUTO RIFLE.

Lot #1509 (Sale Order 514 of 693)

Cal. 30-06. S# 5046131. Bbl. 24" marked "LMR 4 54", which is correct for this S# range. Throat gauges 2.0 & muzzle gauges 2.0. Balance of rifle parts are marked "SA" including trigger housing & stamped trigger guard. Flush nut rear sight. Blade front sight w/ protective ears. High hump gas cyl. lock. Cross slot gas cyl. lock screw. Buttstock & front handguard are hardwood replacements, rear handguard is walnut. Buttstock is unmarked. Green web sling UNATTACHED ACCESSORIES: cleaning kit stored in butt. CONDITION: buttstock has moderate wear, dents, staining & scratches. Handguards have light wear & handing marks. Metal has thinning original parkerized finish w/ wear & scratches. Very good shiny bore. (19-5334/RW). CURIO. $600-1,000.

SPRINGFIELD M1 GARAND SEMI AUTO RIFLE.

Lot #1510 (Sale Order 515 of 693)

Cal. 30-06. S# 4261351. Bbl. 24". Bbl. marked on right side "SA 3 53". Flush nut rear sight. Blade front sight w/ protective ears. Cross slot gas cyl. lock screw. Op rod marked "RA" & "NM". Bolt & trigger housing marked "IHC". Stamped trigger guard. Hammer marked "SA". Matching dark walnut stock set. Stock marked only "P" under pistol grip. Throat: 3.5 Muzzle:1.5. UNATTACHED ACCESSORIES: plastic oiler & grease containers in butt. Paperwork from CMP. Original shipping box. CONDITION: pleasing appearance w/ very light wear on wood. Retains lg. degree of original parkerizing on metal w/ light wear & scattered handling marks. Very good shiny bore. (19-5058/RW). CURIO. $600-900.

SPRINGFIELD M1 GARAND SEMI AUTO RIFLE.

Lot #1511 (Sale Order 516 of 693)

Cal. 308 Win. S# 380038. Bbl. 24". Rifle rebuilt using National Match parts & include bbl. marked "SA 11010457 5 - 65 BU 18", Defense Acceptance Stamp & "7.62MM". Operating rod is marked "NM" & "RA". Rear sight parts marked "NM" including adj. aperture. Balance of parts markings are "SA". Milled trigger guard. High hump gas cyl. lock & cross slot gas cyl. lock screw w/ poppet valve. Walnut handguards. Handguards are tightly bedded. Hardwood buttstock is unmarked, except for inked S# in bbl. channel. Stock has extensive added bedding compound. Military style leather sling. CONDITION: stock set has light wear, staining & handling marks w/ added finish. Metal has 75% original finish w/ light wear & scratches. Very good shiny bore. (19-836/RW). CURIO. $800-1,200.

SPRINGFIELD M1 GARAND SEMI AUTO RIFLE.

Lot #1512 (Sale Order 517 of 693)

Cal. 30-06. S# 3579450. Bbl. 24" marked on right side w/ crown "VAR" dated "2-61". Throat gauges 0.1 & muzzle gauges 1.0. Left side of receiver import marked. Rear sight has National Match aperture & flush nut windage knob. Blade front sight marked "NM .062". Stacking swivel is not present. Gas cyl. lock has been replace by prong type flash suppressor. Cross slot gas cyl. lock screw. Stamped trigger guard. Balance of major parts marked "SA". Walnut buttstock & forward handguard. Rear handguard is hardwood replacement. Vintage green web sling. Leather lace on cheekpiece marked "MRT / 10 52". CONDITION: stock set has dark original finish w/ wear & staining. Buttstock marked only w/ circle "P". Metal has 75% original parkerized finish w/ wear & scattered scratches. Bore shows strong lands, but scattered oxidation throughout. (19-3677/RW). CURIO. $700-900.

REMINGTON MODEL 1903 BOLT ACTION RIFLE.

Lot #1513 (Sale Order 518 of 693)

Cal. 30-06. S# 3257601. Bbl. 24". Ladder rear sight graduated to 2,850 yards. Blade front sight. Front sight movable base marked "R". Bbl. marked "RA", flaming bomb & "9-42". Marked underneath "P". Rear sight base made w/out lightening cuts. Bolt marked on top "NS". Mag. cutoff marked "R". Milled upper band marked "R". Stamped lower band & swivel. Stamped sm. bow trigger guard, follower, fine checkered buttplate & butt swivel. Matching straight grip walnut stock set w/ 2 recoil bolts. Marked on left side w/ boxed "FJA" & faint crossed cannons. Marked w/ circle "P" & "16" under grip. Khaki web sling dated "1944". CONDITION: stock set shows moderate wear, scratches & staining throughout. Metal retains 70% original parkerized finish w/ light wear & scattered scratches. Near excellent shiny bore. (19-5167/RW). CURIO. $750-1,000.

INLAND M1A1 SEMI AUTO CARBINE.

Lot #1514 (Sale Order 519 of 693)

Cal. 30 Carb. S# 59282. Bbl. 18". Marked behind front sight "INLAND MFG. DIV. GENERAL MOTORS 10-42". Milled adj. rear sight marked "PI". Blade front sight w/ protective ears. Wide bbl. band w/ wide swivel marked "AMCO". Straight cut slide marked "W" & "K". Rnd. bolt marked ".U.". Forged trigger housing marked "INLAND". Rotary safety. Mag. catch has tab for 30 rd. mags. Straight cut hammer marked "W". 2 Rivet handguard marked "IO". Walnut stock marked on left side over pistol grip "AAV" indicating overhaul at Augusta Arsenal. "Fat Boy" pistol grip marked "P" on front side. Bottom of grip is unmarked. Recoil plate low hinge parts are parkerized w/ correct spanner notches & screw recess. Parkerized stock tubing has correct appearing wells. Leather cheek pad has brass rivets. Oiler is present. Buttplate has correct markings. Leather pad has faint GI added name & initials. 2 Rivet handguard marked "IO". MAGS: 1-15 rd. CONDITION: stock set has moderate wear, dents & scratches throughout, but generally nice appearance. Metal parts have 70% arsenal rework parkerized finish w/ light wear & thinning. Stock has sm. gouge on right side behind band spring. Very good shiny bore. (19-5348/RW). CURIO. $1,500-2,500.

INLAND M1A1 SEMI AUTO CARBINE.

Lot #1515 (Sale Order 520 of 693)

Cal. 30 Carb. S# 780676. Bbl. 18". Marked behind from front sight "INLAND MFG. DIV. GENERAL MOTORS 7-43". Has flip type rear sight marked "S". Sight is held in place by staking. Blade front sight w/ protective ears. Wide bbl. band w/ wire swivel marked "J.M.Q.". Receiver marked on left side below stock line "SG". 6 O' Clock operating slide marked "SG" & drawing #. Rnd. bolt marked ".U.". Forged trigger housing marked "INLAND". Rotary safety. Mag. catch marked "WA". Unmarked straight cut hammer. 2 Rivet handguard marked "M". Folding Paratrooper high wood stock & is marked "IO" at & crossed cannons at end of "Slim Jim" pistol grip. Stock is marked w/ encircled "P" at rear. Has routed recesses on left side for cheek pad. Unmarked blue steel recoil plate cover. Blued steel recoil plate. Lower hinge is blued steel w/out spanner notches & does not have hinge screw recess. Leather cheekpiece has aged worn look & mounted w/ steel rivets. Oiler is not present. Wells at top & bottom of stock tube do not have correct original appearance. Folding buttplate is not marked w/ casting number. MAGS: 1-15 rd. CONDITION: stock has light wear, staining & scratches, but nice appearance. Parkerized metal has moderate wear w/ light pitting & spots of missing finish. Blue stock parts have scattered oxidation, light wear & notable loss of finish at rear recoil plate cover. Leather cheek pad has wear & scuffing. Very good shiny bore. (19-5349/RW). CURIO. $1,500-2,000.

SAGINAW SG M1 SEMI AUTO CARBINE.

Lot #1516 (Sale Order 521 of 693)

Cal. 30 Carb. S# 1817555. Bbl. 18". Bbl. marked behind front sight "UNDERWOOD", flaming bomb & date has been obscured. Stamped adj. rear sight. Blade front sight w/ protective ears. Narrow bbl. band marked "U". Sling swivel marked "UP". Straight cut slide marked "SG". Flat bolt marked "SG". Forged trigger housing marked "SG". Push button safety. Unmarked mag. catch. Straight cut hammer marked "SG. Unmarked 2 rivet handguard w/ replacement clip. Low wood oval cut stock marked "R" in sling slot. MAGS: none. CONDITION: wood & metal have been heavily polished & refinished. Wood has light wear & scattered handling marks w/ several sm. glued repairs. Metal has light wear & handling marks over blued finish. Good shiny bore. (19-5180/RW). CURIO. $400-600.

IBM M1 SEMI AUTO CARBINE.

Lot #1517 (Sale Order 522 of 693)

Cal. 30 Carb. S# 3755676. Bbl. 18". Marked behind front sight "I.B.M. CORP. 11 43 flaming bomb". Adj. rear sight marked "I.R.CO". Blade front sight w/ protective ears. Straight cut slide marked "ROCK-OLA". Flat bolt marked "IO". Forge trigger housing. marked "Q-N NL". Rotary safety. Mag. catch marked "W.I.". Straight cut hammer marked "BR". Wide bbl. band w/ bayonet lug & wire swivel marked "JMO". Unmarked 4 rivet handguard. Low wood pot belly stock marked "W" in sling slot. Crossed cannons on right side of butt & faint removed rack number at end of pistol grip. MAGS: 2-15 rd. CONDITION: stock set has moderate wear, dents & scratches w/ flex of white paint in butt area. Metal has 80% original parkerized finish w/ light wear & scattered scratches. Very good shiny bore. (19-5314/RW). CURIO. $400-600.

NATIONAL POSTAL METER M1 SEMI AUTO CARBINE.

Lot #1518 (Sale Order 523 of 693)

Cal. 30 Carb. S# 4270823. Bbl. 18". Rifle has original military sights replaced w/ Lyman 57C aperture rear sight w/ hunter knobs & ramp front sight w/ white bead & protective hood. Bayonet lug is not present. Bbl. is unmarked. Straight cut slide marked "S". Milled trigger guard marked "N". Rotary safety. Mag. catch has stud for 30 rd. mags. Straight cut hammer marked "HI". Flat bolt marked "IO". Unmarked low wood oval cut stock. MAGS: 1 conversion 5 rd. CONDITION: stock & handguard has been refinished, stock cut on left side for rear sight. Metal has arsenal rework type black parkerizing, except bbl. has been polished & blued forward of gas. cyl. Very good shiny bore. (19-4206/RW). MODERN. $200-300.

NATIONAL POSTAL METER U.S. M1 SEMI AUTO CARBINE.

Lot #1519 (Sale Order 524 of 693)

Cal. 30 Carb. S# 4082729. Bbl. 18". Bbl. marked behind rear sight "Marlin" & "P". Milled adj. rear sight marked "PI". Blade front sight w/ protective ears. Narrow bbl. band marked "UI". Swivel marked "UN". Straight cut slide marked "6N". Flat bolt marked "SG". Forged trigger housing marked "N9". Push button safety. Mag. catch marked "NS". Dog leg hammer marked "HI". 2 Rivet handguard marked "MU". Low wood oval cut stock has crossed cannons on right side of butt & "IO" inside sling slot. Proof mark not present. MAGS: 1-15 rd. CONDITION: stock set has light wear w/ scattered dents & scratches over original finish. Metal retains 70% original finish w/ thinning & wear. Very good shiny bore. (19-5166/RW). CURIO. $800-1,000.

2 US MILITARY M1 SEMI AUTO CARBINES.

Lot #1520 (Sale Order 525 of 693)

BOTH: Cal. 30 Carb. 18" Bbl. 1) WINCHESTER. S# 6494078. Bbl. marked on top behind front sight w/ "W" & "WP" proof. Bbl. band w/ bayonet lug marked C. Unmarked milled adj. rear sight. Blade front sight w/ protective ears. 6 O'clock slide marked "W". Rnd. bolt marked "W" on locking lug. Milled trigger guard marked on left side "T" w/ push button safety. Magazine catch marked "W". Straight cut hammer marked "W". Walnut stock set w/ 4 rivet hand guard marked "W". Low wood oval cut stock marked "W" in sling slot. Faint crossed cannons on right side of butt. Marked at end of pistol grip w/ "T". Marked inside at forward end of magazine well "206". MAGS: NONE. CONDITION: stock set has nice appearing lightly sanded refinish. Metal has 80% dark grey arsenal reparkerizing. Very good shiny bore. (19-1136/RW). 2) SAGINAW. S# 3334692. Receiver marked "SAGINAW SG". Bbl. marked behind front sight "SAGINAW SG." "DIV." & "GENERAL MOTORS." Receiver stamped on lower left corner below wood line "SG". Stamped adj. rear sight, appears to be replacement. Blade front sight w/ protective ears. Unmarked early bbl. band w/ wide swivel aperture. Straight cut slide marked "SG". Flat cut bolt marked "SG". Milled trigger guard marked "SG". Push button safety. Mag catch marked "SG". Unmarked straight hammer. Walnut stock set, 2 rivet hand guard marked "RS". High wood oval cut walnut buttstock marked on right side w/ boxed "SG" & crossed cannons. CONDITION: stock set has been refinished w/ added gloss finish. Has nice appearance w/ light wear, scratches & handling marks throughout. Handguard has added plastic bedding at tip. Metal has 80% original dark grey parkerizing. Very good shiny bore. (19-1341/RW). BOTH CURIO. $1,100-1,600

REMINGTON RAND MODEL 1911A1 LEND LEASE SEMI AUTO

Lot #1521 (Sale Order 526 of 693)

PISTOL. Cal. 45 ACP. S# No 1429110. Mfg. 1943. Wide serrated ramp front sight. “P” marked on slide in front of rear sight. Flat rear sight w/ square notch. Flat side checkered hammer. Long tang grip safety. Serrated mainspring housing w/ lanyard loop. Checkered slide stop. Mag. catch, thumb safety, trigger & recoil spring plug are checkered. Entire pistol shows consistent gray parkerizing. Slide left shows Type 3 marking “REMINGTON RAND INC.” over “SYRACUSE, N.Y. U.S.A.”. “P” marked below mag. catch on left side. Marked “FJA” below slide stop. “4” On upper trigger guard bow. Right side marked “UNITED STATES PROPERTY” above S# & “M 1911 A1 U.S. ARMY” ahead of slide stop pin. Upper trigger guard bow marked “A”. Lower trigger guard bow marked "C". Ordnance wheel thin in front of hammer pin. Right stock is Colt. Left stock is Keyes Fibre; both w/ escutcheon rings. Bbl. marked "L" on both lugs. Bbl. marked through ejection port w/ London British Nitro proofs & "MR" over "79" (Mt Ranier Arsenal 1979 rework). Slide shows British proofs on right side to the rear. Receiver shows British view proofs behind ordnance marks. Receiver left shows "MR" below S#. MAGS: 1 unmarked fully parkerized post war 7 rd. w/ heavy spot welds on base. CONDITION: stock screws are crisp but show only minor screwdriver damage. Mag. catch lock is crisp. Slight edge wear on right receiver. Several salt & pepper spots on slide behind ejection port. Grooves of slide serrations filled w/ junk. Top of slide shows several scuffs but only minor finish loss. Slide left shows numerous sm. scuffs. Dust cover side left shows numerous sm. scuffs. Grip strap front shows some scuffs & dings. Mainspring housing & rear grip strap show a couple dings but little finish loss. Bore is shiny & crisp. Overall 97% reparkerized finish. PROVENANCE: From the Craig Baravalle Collection of Big Flats, New York. (18-4541/KK). CURIO. $1,500-2,500.

REMINGTON RAND MODEL 1911A1 SEMI AUTO PISTOL.

Lot #1522 (Sale Order 527 of 693)

Cal. 45 ACP. S# No 2419238. Mfg. 1945. Wide serrated ramp front sight. “P” Marked on slide in front of rear sight. Flat rear sight w/ square notch. Flat side checkered hammer. Long tang grip safety. Serrated mainspring housing w/ lanyard loop. Serrated slide stop. Mag. catch, thumb safety, trigger & recoil spring plug are checkered. Entire gun has black parkerized finish. Slide left shows Type 3 marking “REMINGTON RAND INC.” over “SYRACUSE, N.Y. U.S.A.”. “P” Marked below mag. catch on left side. Marked “FJA” below slide stop. “4” On upper trigger guard bow. Right side marked “UNITED STATES PROPERTY” above S# & “M 1911 A1 U.S. ARMY” ahead of slide stop pin. Upper trigger guard bow marked “N”. Lower trigger guard bow marked "7". Ordnance wheel is crisp in front of hammer pin. Stocks are Keyes Fibre w/ escutcheon rings around screws. Left bbl. lug marked "P". Marked "HS" on right lug. MAGS: 1 Scovill 7 rd. fully blued w/ welded base showing finish erosion. CONDITION: stock screws are pristine w/ most original parkerized finish. Stocks shows moderate wear, especially at bottom. Left shows minimal wear. Slide appears to be refinished as it has many dents at top that are finished over. Finish loss only at edges of muzzle. Bbl. shows considerable blue loss. Right receiver shows only scuffs & scratches. Left receiver shows minor wear on dust cover. Front grip strap is crisp. All markings on receiver look crisp. Markings on slide show softness. Receiver has original finish w/ approx. 95% remaining. Slide appears refinished w/ 95% remaining. Many scattered dents & dings on slide. Bore is shiny w/ frosting near chamber. PROVENANCE: From the Craig Baravalle Collection of Big Flats, New York. (18-4489/KK). CURIO. $1,200-1,800.

REMINGTON RAND MODEL 1911A1 SEMI AUTO PISTOL.

Lot #1523 (Sale Order 528 of 693)

Cal. 45 ACP. S# No 1541146. Mfg. 1943. Wide, serrated ramp front sight. “P” marked on slide in front of rear sight. Flat rear sight w/ square notch. Flat side checkered hammer. Long tang grip safety. Serrated mainspring housing w/ lanyard loop. Serrated slide stop. Mag. catch, thumb safety, trigger & recoil spring plug are checkered. Bbl. bushing, slide stop & sear pin are black, as well as hammer pin. All other parts show gray parkerizing. Slide left shows Type 3 marking “REMINGTON RAND INC.” over “SYRACUSE, N.Y. U.S.A.”. “P” marked below mag. catch on left side. Marked “FJA” below slide stop. “3” On upper trigger guard bow. Right side marked “UNITED STATES PROPERTY” above S# & “M 1911 A1 U.S. ARMY” ahead of slide stop pin. Upper trigger guard bow marked “B”. Lower trigger guard bow marked "7". Ordnance wheel is light in front of hammer pin. Stocks are Keyes Fibre w/ escutcheon rings around screws. Left bbl. lug marked "P". Marked "HS" on right lug. MAGS: 1 reclaimed 7 rd. Colt 2 tone WWI type w/ pinned base & no marking on tongue. Refinished showing blotchiness & finish loss. CONDITION: right slide shows numerous scuffs & dings. Top of slide has numerous scuffs & dings. Left side shows finish loss only on edges. Receiver left shows scratch in front of slide stop. Slide stop shows moderate lack of finish. Moderate holster wear on dust cover. Faint takedown scratch below slide stop. Moderate finish loss on front & rear grip straps. Right side of receiver shows finish loss on S# due to holster snap. Bbl. has considerable loss of blue. Stocks are sound but show wear to diamonds & bottom edges. Stock screws show only minor damage w/ partial finish loss. Overall 90% original parkerized finish. Heavily pitted bore. PROVENANCE: From the Craig Baravalle Collection of Big Flats, New York. (18-4543/KK). CURIO. $1,500-2,500.

COLT MODEL 1911A1 SEMI AUTO PISTOL.

Lot #1524 (Sale Order 529 of 693)

Cal. 45 ACP. S# No 857577. Slide has matching #. Bottom of trigger guard bow marked "CAI ST. A. VT". Thin rounded front sight. Flat top rear sight w/ rounded notch. Flat sided checkered hammer. Long tang grip safety. Serrated mainspring housing lanyard loop. Thumb safety, mag. catch, stamped trigger & recoil spring plug all checkered. Coltwood stocks w/ lg. escutcheon rings. Right side of receiver marked “UNITED STATES PROPERTY” over S# & “M1911A1 U.S.ARMY” in front of slide stop pin. Right upper trigger guard bow has final assembler’s mark “84”. Ordnance mark in front of hammer pin is very faint. Slide shows standard Colt patent nomenclature & address w/ rampant colt in center. Receiver left marked “P” below mag. catch. “G.H.D.” marked below slide stop. Upper trigger guard bow has verified proof under final inspector “K” mark. Slide top marked “P” in front of rear sight. Bbl. marked "P" on left lug, "C" in square on right lug & "7" ahead of lug. MAGS: 1 unmarked welded base 7 rd. w/ scattered pitting. CONDITION: stock screws right pristine. Stock screws left top is damaged , bottom is crisp. Stocks are crisp. Mag. catch lock has moderate screwdriver damage. Entire gun has been crudely refinished w/ most edges rounded. Slide has scratches & pitting over most of the surface. Receiver dust cover shows scattered pitting. Receiver shows loss of finish in scattered areas due to corrosion & wear. Heavy takedown scratch through "G.H.D" marking. Slight takedown scratch remains under refinish on slide. Bore is shiny. Overall 90% refinish. PROVENANCE: From the Craig Baravalle Collection of Big Flats, New York. (18-4519/KK). CURIO. $600-1,200.

AUGUSTA ARSENAL REWORK MODEL 1911 SEMI AUTO

Lot #1525 (Sale Order 530 of 693)

PISTOL. Cal. 45 ACP. S# 78997. Bbl. 5" High Standard Type 18. Springfield frame mfg. 1914 w/ faint trace of flaming bomb & P proofs. AA rework stamp on left side of frame to left of slide stop. Checkered Type 10 Keyes Fiber grips w/ screw rings; right w/ typical star, left w/out. Checkered slide stop (undercut) & thumb safety (not undercut). Colt Type D wide spur hammer w/ borderless checkering. Flat Type 1 mainspring housing w/ lanyard loop & E stamp on bottom. Colt slide w/ rampant Colt on left side w/ additional markings & shape of 1918 production. Blunt legs on spring guide & pre mid 1913 square detent spring plug. MAGS: 2 - 7 rd. TOTAL; reblued w/ moderate scattered pitting & matte base marked "COLT / 45 AUTO". Unmarked very good blued contract mag. w/ deep swedged pins. UNATTACHED ACCESSORIES: very good brown U.S. flap holster w/ steel belt hook & flap stud; brass rivets. Top of back between loops marked "U. S. / GRATON & KNIGHT CO. / 1943". CONDITION: good to very good overall refinished appearance w/ especially sharp side markings. Traces of prior pitting on sides of trigger & noticeably under grips. Slight high point wear, function wear & typical mark from improper slide stop installation. Near excellent bore & grips. (19-3164/NW). CURIO. $800-1,200.

COLT MODEL 1911 SEMI-AUTO PISTOL.

Lot #1526 (Sale Order 531 of 693)

Cal. 45 ACP. S# 89572. Bbl. 5". "S" marked Springfield of 1914-1917 vintage. Shipped July 21, 1914; 200 units to Curtis Market Armory of Washington DC. Proper checkered slide stop & safety; both w/ milled undercut. Later Type B recoil spring guide w/ blunt legs. Correct matching "H" provisional stamp on slide & frame plus "WGP" inspector stamp. Flat smooth mainspring housing w/ lanyard loop. Checkered dbl. diamond grips. MAGS: 1 correct 2 tone 7rd. w/ temper line below mag. latch. CONDITION: good overall appearance w/ beginning patina throughout having good traces of original finish in protected areas. Matching condition on hand worn grips w/ extra wear on bottom of right. Light to moderate wear on bbl. exterior having near excellent bore. (19-5120/NW). CURIO. $1,400-2,000.

COLT MODEL 1911 SEMI-AUTO PISTOL.

Lot #1527 (Sale Order 532 of 693)

Cal. 45 ACP. S# 360105. Bbl. is correct 5" Type 4 w/ "P" & "H" on top plus "5" in front of lugs. Modified Type B Colt hammer w/ border checkering. Later Type C checkered thumb safety w/out milled undercut. Mfg. May to Oct. 24, 1918; S# 290,000-450,000. Consignor states w/in July overlap to ordnance depot at Brooklyn NY (5,000 units July 5th) & USMC depot at Philadelphia PA (1,000 units July 10th). Eagle "S16" proofs w/ "H" provisional acceptance mark on slide & frame (none on bbl. hood). Frame provisional marks are "G" behind disconnector & "H" in front over stamped w/ "D". Checkered dbl. diamond walnut grips. MAGS: unmarked 2 tone 7 rd. mag. w/ lanyard loop & tempering line below latch as used on 1912 vintage Colts. Scattered cleaned light pitting on body. CONDITION: good to very good standard black finish w/ light thinning & high point wear throughout. Light cleaned oxidation on left front of slide; occasional spots of peppery oxidation plus typical thinning in grip area. Very good grips w/ minimal hand wear. Function wear on exterior of bbl. w/ near excellent bore. (19-5124/NW). CURIO. $1,000-1,500.

COLT MODEL 1911 SEMI-AUTO PISTOL.

Lot #1528 (Sale Order 533 of 693)

Cal. 45 ACP. S# 450459. Bbl. 5" Colt Type 4 w/ "S" in front of lugs & "X" on right lug. Mfg. late 1918 w/ eagle S8 inspector mark. "H" provisional mark on frame & slide; not on bbl. Correct checkered slide stop (milled undercut) & thumb safety (w/out undercut). Checkered dbl. diamond walnut grips. "AY" lightly hand scratched to right of property mark on left side of frame. Left side of trigger guard by mag. release numbered "52". MAGS: 1 good 7 rd. w/ faint 2 toned appearance bordered below mag. latch. Unmarked as used in Remington-UMC's. CONDITION: good overall black appearance w/ high point wear & light marks throughout plus noticeable thinning on edges of frame giving beginning patina appearance. Good bore w/ hint of frosting. (19-5121/NW). CURIO. $1,000-1,500.

COLT MODEL 1911 A1 SEMI AUTO PISTOL

Lot #1529 (Sale Order 534 of 693)

Cal. 45 ACP. S# 792156. Bbl. is 5" High Standard Type 18; blued finish w/ brightly polished port area. Blued recoil spring guide. Mfg. 1942 w/ correct Coltwood Type 5 sm. ring grips. Correct checkered arched mainspring housing w/ lanyard loop plus matching numbered slide. Proper slide stop & thumb safety. Ithaca variation 5 hammer w/ serrations rather than checkering; brightly polished sides. MAGS: very good milled finish 7 rd. w/ base marked "COLT / 45 AUTO.". CONDITION: near excellent overall appearance as refinished having recent production Colt style finish; matte edges & bright sides of frame. Missing frame proof marks but retains faint VP trigger guard proof under "8" plus 99 assembler no. on right side of trigger guard. Poor to fair bore; dark & pitted but w/ sharp lands. (19-4527/NW). CURIO. $600-1,000.

COLT 1911 A1 SEMI AUTO PISTOL W/ NAMED HOLSTER

Lot #1530 (Sale Order 535 of 693)

RIG. Cal. 45 ACP. S# 799833. Mfg. 1942. Bbl. 5" blued Colt Mfg. Two tone slide w/ half circle front sight & flat top U notch rear sight. “WB” inspector cartouche. Correct checkered slide lock, safety lock & semi beaver tail checkered borderless hammer. Matching numbered slide (beneath firing pin stop.) Checkered Coltwood grips. UNATTACHED ACCESSORIES: 1942 date Sears brown leather holster. Back of holster marked "LT. M. BETLUC/SC USNR". Interior also has what appears to be the same marking however it is harder to read. 1942 Date web belt. Web magazine pouch. MAGS: 1 - 7 rd. "L" marked. CONDITION: overall very fine original Parkerized finish w/ minor high edge wear. Front strap as lightly thinning finish. Good grips that have small chips at the top reinforcing ring of both sides. Replaced bushing. Good bore w/ light wear to rifling. Good holster rig w/ light scuffing. (19 - 5162/ZAL). CURIO. $1,400 – 2,000.

COLT 1911 A1 AUGUSTA ARSENAL REWORK SEMI AUTO

Lot #1531 (Sale Order 536 of 693)

PISTOL. Cal. 45 ACP. S# 852869. Mfg. 1941 Army contract. Bbl. 5” type VI Colt manufactured. Waldemar Broburg (WB in box) inspected frame w/ firing proof behind mag release button. Augusta Arsenal (AA) rework mark located just forward slide lock. Ithaca slide w/ flattop square notch rear sight. Type III recoil spring plug. Colt safety lock. World War II short beaver tail checkered hammer. Serrated slide lock typically found on Ithaca or Remington Rand. Keyes fiber plastic grips w/ reinforcing rings. Early fine checkered mainspring housing. MAGS: 1 – 7 rd. unmarked blued. CONDITION: retains over 90% arsenal refinished metal w/ high edge & muzzle wear. Scattered scratches & handling marks. Moderate line from slide lock on frame. Bright bore w/ lightly worn rifling. (19–2293/ZAL). CURIO. $800 – 1,200.

US 1911 A1 COLT PISTOL.

Lot #1532 (Sale Order 537 of 693)

Cal. 45 ACP. S# 1192937. Bbl. 5". Military pistol assembled of mixed parts. Frame is Colt mfg. during 1943. Ithaca slide has aftermarket MMC white outline rear sight. Bbl. is Springfield post WWI field replacement. Drab brown Coltwood grips. MAGS: 1 post war 7 rd. mag. CONDITION: frame, slide & sm. parts have gray/brown coloration from touch up finish. Grips show light wear. Bbl. has worn rifling showing general light pitting. (19-3200/DS). MODERN. $600-900.

REMINGTON RAND MODEL 1911 A1 SEMI AUTO PISTOL.

Lot #1533 (Sale Order 538 of 693)

Cal. 45 ACP. S# 1518757. Bbl. is 5" High Standard Type 18 w/ extra throating & reduced diameter 7/8" from muzzle to locking lug. Mfg. 1943 w/ most correct features including Keyes Fibre ringed grips. Late Remington Rand Type 5 grooved arched mainspring housing along w/ later grooved slide stop. Incorrect feature is Model 1911 wide hammer w/ border checkering. Right side of trigger guard marked "L" at top & "U" at bottom; right w/ "5" at top. Crossed cannons proof at top right rear. MAGS: 2 good military 7 rd. TOTAL. Ridson & Scovill; both used by Remington. UNATTACHED ACCESSORIES: especially nice Boyt shoulder holster w/ "U.S." in oval in front plus "U.S." by brand name. Lift The Dot snap & strap retention. Slight saddle soap residue. CONDITION: very good over all appearance w/ sm. spots of prior pitting on right front of slide plus sm. bright mark streaks on left side going onto top. Some similar to slide bright marks on frame. Hammer & grip safety along w/ bbl. blued, not Parkerized. (19-4907/NW). CURIO. $1,200-1,800.

REMINGTON RAND 1911 A1 SEMI AUTO PISTOL W/

Lot #1534 (Sale Order 539 of 693)

HOLSTER. Cal. 45 ACP. S# 1539577. Mfg. 1944. Bbl. 5" High Standard Mfg. which is correct. FJA inspector cartouche w/ P firing proofs on frame slide. Serrated front sight. Flattop square notch rear sight. Correct slide lock, safety lock & hammer. Keyes Fiber grips w/ reinforcing rings. UNATTACHED ACCESSORIES: Boyt 44 date US flap holster. MAGS: 1 - 7 rd. MS Little Company. CONDITION: overall very good metal finish showing muzzle/high edge wear & scattered handling marks. Small spots of corrosion on forward portion of slide. Good bore w/ distinct rifling. (19-5332/ZAL). CURIO. $1,200 – 1,800.

REMINGTON RAND / ITHACA MODEL 1911 A1 SEMI AUTO

Lot #1535 (Sale Order 540 of 693)

PISTOL. Cal. 45 ACP. S# 1590477. Bbl. is 5" Type 18 High Standard common to both Remington Rand & Ithaca. Remington Rand frame mfg. 1943 w/ all correct features including Keyes Fibre ringed grips except later grooved thumb safety. Ithaca slide w/ 1943 characteristics (no writing on right side). Crossed cannons at top right rear of frame. Right side of trigger guard stamped "J" near top & "T" near mag. release; left side w/ unreadable symbol (not Ithaca). P proofs on slide & frame not identical in size. MAGS: 1 good (cleaned oxidation) Colt contract Ridson 7 rd. w/ C-R on bottom of lip. CONDITION: very good overall appearance as refinished w/ thinning grip area plus occasional sm. spot of prior pitting. Good grips w/ noticeable wear near bottoms plus additional wear marks on right. Near excellent bore. (19-4399/NW). CURIO. $700-1,000.

RIA REWORKED MODEL 1911-A1 SEMI AUTO PISTOL.

Lot #1536 (Sale Order 541 of 693)

Cal. 45 ACP. S# 1764469. Bbl. High Standard Type 18 as used on 1944 production Remington Rand's & Ithaca's. Remington Rand frame w/ RIA rework mark, FJA inspector initials & P Proof below mag. release; "L" on left front of trigger guard plus "G" on right. Large ring Coltwood grips instead of period correct Keyes Fibre grips. Ithaca slide w/ correct sights & proofs plus variation w/ no markings on right side. Arched mainspring housing w/ 7 ribs as used on Ithaca's; Remington's had 5 ribs. Correct checkered slide stop w/out undercut. Grooved late 1944 thumb safety. All pistol components of late 1944 types as used on either Remington's or Ithaca's (except grips & mainspring housing). MAGS: 1 fair (cleaned patina) full finished 7 rd. w/ matte base marked "COLT / 45 AUTO." (1940-1941). UNATTACHED ACCESSORIES: good brown "U.S." marked flap holster w/ numerous scuffs & marks plus rawhide tie down. Brass rivets & belt hook. Back stamped reading top to bottom "BOYT-J.R.J.' CONDITION: generally good appearance w/ peppery oxidation throughout especially on slide. Dark matte blue on thumb safety. High point wear on slide greater than on frame. Scratch on frame & slide from improper slide stop installation. Near excellent bore & grips. (19-2912/NW). CURIO. $1,000-1,500.

REMINGTON RAND 1911 A1 SEMI AUTO PISTOL.

Lot #1537 (Sale Order 542 of 693)

. Cal. 45 ACP. S# 1780635. Mfg. 1944. Bbl. 5” Colt type VI. Frank J Atwood (FJA) inspector mark w/ firing proof rd. near mag release. Colt slide w/ serrated front sight & flat top square notch rear sight. Checkered slide lock w/ no mil cut. Checkered safety lock. Short beaver tail hammer w/out border. Late Remington Rand mainspring housing. Keyes fiber grips w/ reinforcing ring. MAGS: 1 – 8 unmarked two toned. CONDITION: retains over 95% reparkerized metal finish. Bbl. retains over 90% reblued finish. Scattered handling marks & light high edge wear. Light scratching. Lightly frosted grooves w/ sharp rifling. (19–2287/ZAL). CURIO. $800 – 1,200.

ITHACA 1911 A1 SEMI AUTO PISTOL.

Lot #1538 (Sale Order 543 of 693)

Cal. 45 ACP. S# 1843525. Mfg. 1944. Bbl. 5” Flannery. Flannery bbls. were used by Remington & Ithaca from mid 1943 through & of production in limited volume. Ithaca slide w/ serrated front sight & flattop square notch rear sight. Frank J Atwood (FJA) inspected w/ P firing proof behind magazine release. Serrated safety. Serrated Ithaca hammer. 7 Rib mainspring housing (late Colt & Ithaca). Serrated slide lock (Remington Rand/Ithaca). Round detent recoil spring plug. Keyes fiber plastic grips w/ reinforcement rings. MAGS: 1 – 7 rd. CONDITION: metal retains over 90% arsenal refinish. Showing muzzle & high edge wear. Thinning finish on grips straps. Shows scattered light handling marks & light scratches. Good grips. Bright bore w/ lightly worn rifling. (19–2292/ZAL). CURIO. $1,000 – 1,500.

TWO 1911 SEMI AUTO PISTOLS.

Lot #1539 (Sale Order 544 of 693)

1) REMINGTON RAND 1911 A1. Cal. 45 ACP. S# 1901153. Mfg. 1945. Bbl. 5” High Standard typically use on most Remington Rand pistols after mid 1943. Frank J Atwood (FJA) inspected w/ firing proof near mag release. Thick tab checkered safety lock w/ no mil cut beneath tab. Remington Rand slide w/ serrated front sight & flat top square notch rear sight. Serrated slide lock. Fine checkered hammer. Keyes fiber plastic grips w/ reinforcement rings. Import marked. MAGS: 1 – 7 rd. Colt postwar. CONDITION: metal has fine pitting throughout w/ muzzle, front strap & high edge wear. Spots of oxidation on front strap. Fair bore w/ frosting, pitting & lightly worn rifling. (19–2288/ZAL). 2) COLT 1911. Cal. 45 ACP. S# 299990. Mfg. 1918. Bbl. 5” High Standard. JM Gilbert (JMG circle) inspected frame. Ithaca slide w/ serrated front sight & flattop square notch rear sight. Early checkered mill cut slide lock. Later checkered safety lock. Long Beaver tail hammer w/ rounded tip. 1911 flat mainspring housing. Keyes fiber plastic grips w/ reinforcing rings. MAGS: 1 – 7 rd. MS Little (C–L). CONDITION: reblued metal finish thinning w/ finish remaining in protected areas. Lightly frosted bore w/ lightly worn rifling. (19–2289/ZAL). BOTH CURIO. $1,000 – 1,500.

REMINGTON RAND 1911 A1 SEMI AUTO PISTOL.

Lot #1540 (Sale Order 545 of 693)

Cal. 45 ACP. S# 2204397. Mfg. 1945. Bbl. 5" High Standard Mfg.. Serrated front sight. Square notch rear sight. Blued slide lock, hammer & safety lock of correct configuration for 1945 vintage Remington Rand. Checkered Keyes Fiber grips w/ reinforcing rings. FJA proofed. MAGS: none. CONDITION: overall good reparkerized metal finish w/ some pitting & oxidation on slide & frame. Very good grips. Overall good bore w/ light pitting & rifling wear. (19-5158/ZAL). CURIO. $900 – 1,400.

REMINGTON RAND 1911 A1 SEMI AUTO PISTOL.

Lot #1541 (Sale Order 546 of 693)

Cal. 45 ACP. S# 2242574. Mfg. 1945. Bbl. 5” High Standard Mfg. Serrated front sight. Square notch rear sight. Parkerized finish. FJA inspectors cartouche. Slide lock, hammer & safety lock are of correct configuration for 1945 vintage Remington Rand. Checkered replacement walnut grips. UNATTACHED ACCESSORIES: correspondences & discharge paperwork for Walter W Urmetz. Walter served w/ CO. G 415th Army Infantry as a light mortar crewman in Northern France, Rhineland & Central Europe. He was discharged in December 1945. MAGS: 1 - 7 rd. blued. CONDITION: overall very good w/ some high edge wear & scattered handling marks & a few spots of oxidation. Very good grips. Lightly frosted bore w/ sharp rifling. (19-5279/ZAL). CURIO. $1,000 – 1,500.

ITHACA MODEL 1911 A1 SEMI AUTO PISTOL.

Lot #1542 (Sale Order 547 of 693)

Cal. 45 ACP. Mfg. 1945. S# 2638897. Bbl. 5" Flannery Mfg. Serrated front sight. Square notch rear sight. FJA inspectors cartouche. Slide lock, hammer & safety lock are of correct configuration for Ithaca in 1945. Checkered Keyes Fiber grips w/ reinforcing ring. Parkerized finish including small parts. MAGS: 1 - 7 rd. C - S. CONDITION: overall good w/ thinning finish on frame & slide w/ muzzle/high edge holster wear. Very good grips. Good bore w/ some wear to rifling. (19-5173/ZAL). CURIO. $1,000 – 1,500.

COLT CONSECUTIVE PAIR 1911A1 GOVERNMENT

Lot #1543 (Sale Order 548 of 693)

MODEL COMMERCIAL SEMI AUTO PISTOLS. ALL: cal. 45 ACP. Bbls. 5". Blade front sights & square notch rear sights. Blue finishes. Brown Rampant Colt hard rubber grips. Serrated high arch mainspring housing, safeties, slide catches, mag. releases & triggers. S#'s indicate both were mfg. in 1951. 1) S# 205368-C. MAGS: 1 detachable 7 rd. floorplate marked "COLT / .45 / AUTO". UNATTACHED ACCESSORIES: 2 piece plain brown box w/ proper gold & green label w/ matching S# on bottom of box in black marker. Box contains instruction pamphlet, bore brush in paper wrapper & Nox-Rust packing paper. CONDITION: over 98% original finish showing sm. scratches on front grip strap. Contours of slide & frame have hardened packing grease. Near excellent bore & grips. (19-5060/DS). 2) S# 250369-C. MAGS: 1 detachable 8 rd. w/ floorplate has Rampant Colt marking followed by "COLT / 45 AUTO / 8-RD". UNATTACHED ACCESSORIES: 2 piece brown box w/ proper green & gold label. Opposite end flap has marking "Lt. Jos. A. Angrisi / Brig. Hg. So.". Bottom of box has matching S# in grease pencil. Box contains instruction pamphlet, bore brush in original paper wrapper & wax packing paper. CONDITION: over 98% blue w/ sm. amount of wear on front portion of slide. Near excellent bore. (19-5061/DS). BOTH CURIO. $3,500-4,500.

COLT NATIONAL MATCH MODEL 1911 SEMI AUTO PISTOL.

Lot #1544 (Sale Order 549 of 693)

Cal. 45 ACP. S# C127319. Bbl. is 5" blued (in the white at port) w/ "C" on rear face of lugs plus "RO" on rear face of hood. Mfg. 1921 (approx. 138,500 mfg. 1912-1925 above S# 4,500) as fixed sight National Match w/out National Match slide markings. Frame appropriately marked "GOVERNMENT MODEL" above S#. Right side of trigger guard w/ 82 assembler no.; left side w/ "W" above VP proof. Traditional double diamond checkered walnut grips. Border checkered wide spur hammer & long smooth faced trigger. Checkered slide stop & thumb safety w/out undercuts. Checkered mag. release plus flat mainspring housing w/ lanyard loop. MAGS: 1 very good WWI contract 7 rd. 2 tone mag. by Barnes & Kobert having "B" on lip. UNATTACHED ACCESSORIES: maroon hinged box w/ standard Colt label on bottom portion & white label above marked "GOVERNMENT MODEL". Paper work includes manual marked for Government Model & National Match Model, conversion unit manual, Shooting Suggestions & spectacular 5 rd. test target shot from arm rest at 15 yards by J. M. Molloy. Target not dated but upper right corner penned in red cursive "Selected By Fitz" (noted Colt associated handgun expert John Henry Fitzgerald from 1918-1944) plus bottom of box has Fitz in red as well. No dates or S#'s on target or box. CONDITION: good overall appearance w/ high point wear on portion of slide; mostly near muzzle. Thinning in grip area w/ light marks plus cleaned spot on mainspring housing. Flat right side of slide w/ noticeably cleaned peppery oxidation. Light peppery oxidation on right high point of dust cover. Light peppery oxidation on left side of slide becoming more pronounced near muzzle along w/ some cleaned light pitting. Spot of peppery oxidation on top of slide near port & 2 spots of light pitting between port & rear sight. Bottom left front of slide w/ finish loss & 2 areas of oxidation surrounded by light scratches from attempted cleaning. Function wear on bbl. exterior; fair plus bore w/ pitting in grooves. (19-5122/NW). CURIO. $2,500-3,200.

COLT ELITE IX GOLD CUP SEMI AUTO PISTOL.

Lot #1545 (Sale Order 550 of 693)

Cal. 9mm Luger. S# IX644. Bbl. 5" match stainless. Mfg. 1989 as 1 of 750 in special run for Accusports; only Gold Cup by Colt in this cal. Stainless frame assembly w/ typical Gold Cup features to include flat grooved mainspring housing & skeletonized wide trigger having over travel stop. Blued slide w/ slanted square cut cocking grooves plus flared & lowered ejection port. Patridge blade front sight & Elliason rear. Gold Cup grooved rib on slide. Left side of slide has "ELITE IX' & right side has "GOLD CUP" over "NATIONAL MATCH" along w/ trophy image. Fitted w/ Pachmayr mfg. Signature wrap around rubber grips having gold Colt medallions; normally fitted w/ rosewood grips having enameled rampant Colt medallions. MAGS: 2 stainless Colt marked 9 rd. UNATTACHED ACCESSORIES: unmarked blue Colt padded case for lg. frame semi-auto pistols plus paperwork for 80 series pistols; normally shipped in maroon cardboard box w/ styrofoam inserts. CONDITION: hint of thinning finish on high points of slide w/ overall near excellent appearance including bore & grips. (19-4413/NW). MODERN. $2,300-3,000.

COLT PRE-WAR SUPER .38 AUTOMATIC SEMI AUTO PISTOL.

Lot #1546 (Sale Order 551 of 693)

Cal. 38 Super. S# 13336. Bbl. correct 5" thin variation. Mfg. 1931 (1928-1970) w/ correct fully checkered walnut grips w/out medallions. Coarse checkered mainspring housing. Wide spur checkered hammer & short checkered trigger. Rampant Colt on right side of slide. Wide front sight blade & square notch rear. MAGS: 1 period factory 9 rd. w/ 2 tone finish. Good overall appearance w/ spotty finish loss & crack at top rear of right feed lip. Slight peppery oxidation on base. CONDITION: good to very good overall appearance w/ spotty finish loss on front strap as if by chemicals mixed w/ light peppery oxidation. Slight high point slide wear w/ faint pin prick oxidation near muzzle carrying through to frame dust cover area. Small scratch from improper slide stop installation plus wear from operational rubbing. Pinprick oxidation by mag. well & varied sections of frame. Thinning on mainspring housing. Very good grips w/ slight wear near butt of right plus general light hand wear. (19-433/NW). CURIO. $2,000-3,000.

COLT GOLD CUP NATIONAL MATCH SEMI AUTO PISTOL.

Lot #1547 (Sale Order 552 of 693)

Cal. 45 ACP. S# 25440-NM. Bbl. 5" Match Grade marked "COLT. 45 AUTO N.M.". Patridge front sight w/ Elliason adj. rear sight. Royal blue finish. 2 Piece checkered walnut grips w/ Rampant Colt medallions. Beveled bbl. bushing & recoil spring plug. Flat mainspring housing. Long trigger w/ adj. over travel stop. Slide is hand fitted w/ lg. ejection port. S# indicates 1967 mfg. MAGS: 1 detachable 7 rd. w/ floorplate marked "COLT / 45 AUTO". UNATTACHED ACCESSORIES: 2 piece Gold Cup box w/ number removed from bottom. CONDITION: pistol retains over 98% blue. Mag. show 70% worn blue w/ scratches. Very good bright bore. (19-5062/DS). CURIO. $2,000-2,500.

COLT 1911A1 BB MARKED GOVERNMENT MODEL COMMERCIAL

Lot #1548 (Sale Order 553 of 693)

SEMI AUTO PISTOL. Cal. 45 ACP. S# 333345-C. Bbl. 5". Bbl. at ejection port & frame left side of S# are marked "BB". Serrated hammer, trigger, safety, slide release & arched mainspring housing. Blue finish. Ramp front sight w/ square notch rear sight. 2 Piece Rampant Colt checkered brown plastic grips. Transitional pistol mfg. in late 1970 as production shifted to the MKIV Series 70. MAGS: 1 detachable 5 rd. UNATTACHED ACCESSORIES: wood grained box w/ yellow label. S# including "BB" marking is on bottom written in grease pencil. Box contains instruction pamphlet. Also includes consignor supplied information noting former ownership of the gun w/ explanation of the "BB" Barrel & Bushing marking as follows: "This gun was one of some 900 or so transition Colt Government Models produced to check the shift from the Mark III guns to the new Mark IV / 70 Series. This gun was owned by Wayne Novak & Novak sights and comes from the JP Morgan Jr. Collection". CONDITION: over 99% original blue. Very good grips. Near excellent bore. (19-5063/DS). MODERN. $2,000-3,000.

COLT MODEL 1911 COMMERCIAL SEMI-AUTO PISTOL.

Lot #1549 (Sale Order 554 of 693)

Cal. 45 ACP. S# C 90927. Bbl. 5" w/ intertwined "H & P" proofs on top & "5" in front of lugs on bottom. Mfg. 1917 (1912-1925) w/ standard Colt finish. Rampant Colt on left rear of slide; right side of frame above S# marked "GOVERNMENT MODEL". Left side of trigger guard has VP proof & "b". Checkered dbl. diamond walnut grips. Checkered slide stop & thumb safety; both w/ milled undercut. Flat mainspring housing w/ lanyard loop. MAGS: American Pin Co. 7 rd. 2 tone WWI military contract w/ pinned base. Treatment line below latch slot. Good w/ light dents by feed lips. CONDITION: good to very good overall original finish w/ mixture of high point holster wear, function wear, light scratches, light mark from improper slide stop installation, faint peppery oxidation plus light scratches between slide stop & mag. release. Light peening at right rear of slide. Slight thinning in grip area w/ beginning patina appearance to backstrap. Very good grips w/ sm. wear spot near thumb safety. Near excellent bore. (19-5119/NW). CURIO. $2,000-2,600.

COLT SUPER 38 AUTOMATIC SECOND MODEL SEMI AUTO

Lot #1550 (Sale Order 555 of 693)

PISTOL. . Cal. 38 Super. S# 71990. Mfg. 1948. Bbl. 5”. Fixed sites. Rampant colt on right side of slide. Checkered Coltwood grips w/ reinforcement rings, internal ribs & mold mark number. MAGS: 1 – 8 rd. CONDITION: retains over 95% original blue w/ light scratches on slide & frame w/ a few heavier scratches on front strap. Near excellent grips. Very good bright bore w/ nice sharp rifling. (19–2199/ZAL). CURIO. $1,800 – 2,500.

COLT SUPER 38 AUTOMATIC THIRD MODEL SEMI AUTO

Lot #1551 (Sale Order 556 of 693)

PISTOL. . Cal. 38 Super. S# 77847. Mfg. 1949. Bbl. 5”. Rampant Colt on left side slide. Serrated front sight. Flattop square notch rear sight. Coltwood grips w/ reinforcing rings. MAGS: 1 – 8 rd. CONDITION: retains approximately 85% original blue w/ muzzle, high edge & strap wear. Shows some light handling marks & faint scratching. Front strap & grip area have worn finish from carrying w/ majority of front strap void of finish. Light finish loss around S#. Very good bright shiny bore w/ sharp rifling. (19 – 2283/ZAL). CURIO. $1,500 – 2,000.

COLT GOLD CUP NATIONAL MATCH SEMI AUTO PISTOL.

Lot #1552 (Sale Order 557 of 693)

Cal. 45 ACP. S# 10410-NM. Bbl. 5" National Match. Mfg. 1962 (1957-1970) w/ early feature of beveled spring plug & corresponding bbl. bushing; design was to reduce play for more consistent operation. Hand fitted frame to slide w/ flared & lowered ejection port. Throated bbl. & polished feed ramp for reliable functioning w/ wide variety of ammo. Flat grooved mainspring housing & front strap. Patridge front sight blade & Accro rear sight. Fully checkered walnut grips w/ gold Colt medallions. MAGS: 1 very good all blue 7 rd. marked on matte finished base w/ "M", rampant Colt & "COLT / 45 AUTO". UNATTACHED ACCESSORIES: original 2 piece box w/ pistol cutout, top cover cardboard & manual; all in very good condition. CONDITION: an occasional very small faint mark w/ general near excellent appearance including bore & grips. (19-4420/NW). CURIO. $1,500-2,000.

COLT MODEL 1911 COMMERCIAL SEMI-AUTO PISTOL.

Lot #1553 (Sale Order 558 of 693)

Cal. 45 ACP. S# C 23795. Bbl. 5" w/ "H" & "P" proofs on top & "5" in front of lugs on bottom. Mfg. 1915 (1912-1925) w/ standard Colt finish. Rampant Colt on left rear of slide; right side of frame above S# marked "GOVERNMENT MODEL". Left side of trigger guard has VP proof & "e" (also on frame by disconnector). Checkered dbl. diamond walnut grips. Checkered slide stop & thumb safety; both w/ milled undercut. Flat mainspring housing w/ lanyard loop. MAGS: unmarked 7 rd. 2 tone w/ pinned base. Treatment line below latch slot. Good w/ cleaned light oxidation. CONDITION: good overall appearance w/ mixture of high point holster wear, function wear, light scratches, light scratch from improper slide stop installation & peppery oxidation. Thinning in grip area w/ patina appearance. Hand worn grips w/ increased wear near butt. Fair bore w/ light pitting in grooves. (19-5123/NW). CURIO. $1,500-2,000.

PREWAR COLT ACE SEMI AUTO PISTOL.

Lot #1554 (Sale Order 559 of 693)

Cal. 22 LR. S# 6401. Mfg. 1936. Bbl. 5”. Serrated blade front sight. Adj. factory rear sight. Checkered short beaver tail hammer. Checkered slide stop & safety lock. Course checkered A1 mainspring housing. Checkered double diamond walnut grips. MAGS: 1 – 10 rd. two toned marked COLT/ACE (in diamond)/22 LR”. CONDITION: retains approximately 80% original finish w/ heavy high edge & muzzle wear. Numerous light scratches & scattered dings. Thinning finish on grips strap. Thinning finish on mainspring housing. Very good grips w/ light wear. Very good finish on magazine body w/ thinning finish on base. (19–2290/ZAL). CURIO. $1,200 – 1,800.

COLT SUPER 38 AUTOMATIC THIRD MODEL SEMI AUTO

Lot #1555 (Sale Order 560 of 693)

PISTOL. Cal. 38 Super. S# 77114. Mfg. 1949. Bbl. 5”. Rampant Colt on left side slide. Serrated front sight. Flattop square notch rear sight. Coltwood grips w/ reinforcing rings. MAGS: 1 – 8 rd. CONDITION: retains approximately 93% professionally restored blue w/ light muzzle wear, fine pinprick oxidation, lightly thinning finish on front strap & a couple of spots of finish loss from cleaned oxidation on left side of slide. A few light handling marks & fine scratches. Very good grips. Lightly frosted bore w/ wear to rifling. (19–2202/ZAL). CURIO. $1,200 – 1,800.

COLT COMMERCIAL GOVERNMENT MODEL 1911 SEMI AUTO

Lot #1556 (Sale Order 561 of 693)

PISTOL. Cal. 45 ACP. S# C125959. Mfg. 1921. Fixed half circle front sight. Square top U notch rear sight. Standard commercial government model features. Replacement bushing. Checkered double diamond walnut grips. MAGS: 1 - 7 rd. two tone. CONDITION: good overall finish retaining approximately 60% thinning blue finish w/ scattered handling marks & areas of fine pitting. Touchup finish applied to slide. Good grips w/ light wear & scattered handling marks. Frosted bore w/ light wear to rifling. (19-5310/ZAL). CURIO. $1,200 – 1,800.

2 COLT OFFICER MODEL SEMI AUTO PISTOLS & CASPIAN

Lot #1557 (Sale Order 562 of 693)

ARMS FRAME. 1) CUSTOMIZED MK IV SERIES 80 OFFICERS ACP. Cal. 45 ACP. S# FA10816. Bbl. 3.5” flared. Dovetailed Trijicon front night sight. Serrated square notch fixed rear sight. Custom bushing w/ full length guide rod. Beaver tail grip safety. Three hole adj. aluminum trigger. Flat mainspring housing. Stippled rubber tape added to front strap. Custom composite checkered style grips. MAGS: 1 aftermarket 7 rd. CONDITION: overall original finish w/ thinning high edge & muzzle wear. Faint scratching on frame & slide. Thinning finish on grip safety. Bright bore w/ lightly worn rifling. (19–2285/ZAL). 2) CUSTOMIZED GOLD CUP NATIONAL MATCH. Cal. 45 ACP. S# 36381-NM. Bbl. 4.25” Nowlin over threaded single port muzzle brake. Full length guide rod. 3 Dot low profile sights. Titanium nitride finish skeleton hammer. Colt MK IV series 80 officers ACP slide. Three hole aluminum adj. gold cup trigger. Beaver tail grip safety. Checkered front strap & flat mainspring housing. Partially checkered composite grips. Extended thumb safety & takedown bar. MAGS: 1 - 7 rd. CONDITION: retains over 93% custom finish w/ a few spots of oxidation, light scratches & thinning finish. Bright bore w/ worn rifling. (19 – 3431/Z AL). 3) CASPIAN ARMS FRAME ONLY. S# S11787. Finger groove squared trigger guard frame. (19–3460/ZAL). ALL MODERN. $1,200 – 1,800.

COLT RESTORED PREWAR ACE SEMI AUTO PISTOL.

Lot #1558 (Sale Order 563 of 693)

Cal. 22 LR. S# 7622. Mfg. 1937. Bbl. 4.75”. Serrated blade front sight. Adj. square notch rear sight. Checkered semi beaver tail hammer. Checkered slide & safety lock. Checkered walnut grips. UNATTACHED ACCESSORIES: factory letter indicating shipped to Wimberley & Thomas CO, Birmingham, AL w/ one other gun in April 1937. Receipt from Colt for re-bluing. MAGS: 1 - 10 rd. CONDITION: overall very good Colt restored metal finish over some areas of light pitting heaviest being near front. Top of slide has an area of worn finish forward & rear of the ejection port. Mild muzzle wear. Near excellent bright bore. (19-5325/ZAL). CURIO. $1,000 – 2,000.

COLT GOVERNMENT MODEL SERIES 70 SEMI AUTO PISTOL.

Lot #1559 (Sale Order 564 of 693)

Cal. 45 ACP. S# 22318G70. Bbl. 5" Blued w/ in the white at port. Mfg. 1977; "G70" suffix models 1976-1980. Blued finish w/ full checkered walnut grips & gold Colt medallions. Silver short grooved trigger plus grooved arched mainspring housing. MAGS: 1 - 7 rd. marked "COLT / .45 AUTO.". UNATTACHED ACCESSORIES: tattered factory wood grained box w/out attached end flaps; label flap present, other missing. Very good styrofoam inserts & packaging. CONDITION: all aspects near excellent appearing new. (19-3718/NW). MODERN. $1,000-1,500.

COLT GOVERNMENT MODEL MK IV/SERIES 70 SEMI AUTO

Lot #1560 (Sale Order 565 of 693)

PISTOL. Cal. 45 ACP. S# 52409B70. Bbl. 5" blued; in the white at port. Mfg. 1980 (1970-1983) w/ B70 S# suffix (1979-1981). Satin electroless nickel finish w/ blued spring plug, bbl. bushing, grip safety, thumb safety, slide stop & short grooved trigger. Colt checkered rubber grips w/ gold medallions appear Pachmayr Signature model. Grooved hammer, controls & arched mainspring housing. MAGS: Colt marked matching finished 7 rd. UNATTACHED ACCESSORIES: lightly tattered wood grained box w/ styrofoam inserts & paperwork. CONDITION: very good to excellent appearance w/ light rub marks appearing mainly on left side of slide. All other aspects near excellent including bore. (19-4424/NW). MODERN. $1,000-1,500.

COLT COMMERCIAL GOVERNMENT MODEL W/ SERVICE MODEL

Lot #1561 (Sale Order 566 of 693)

ACE CONVERSION UNIT. Cal. 22 LR. S# C135259. Mfg. 1924. Bbl. 5” marked “Colt/Cal. 22 LR”. Slide marked COLT SERVICE/MODEL ACE (in diamond) .22 LONG/RIFLE” Adj. rear sight. Coltwood checkered grips. MAGS: 1 – 10 rd. w/ parkerized base. CONDITION: slide retains 95% original parkerized finish w/ light muzzle wear & minor handling marks. Excellent bore. Frame retains most of its re-parkerized finish w/ pitting & handling marks. Good grips. (19–2284/ZAL). MODERN. $1,000 – 1,500.

2 COLT MK IV SEMI AUTO PISTOLS.

Lot #1562 (Sale Order 567 of 693)

1) MK IV SERIES 80 GOLD CUP NATIONAL MATCH. Cal. 45 ACP. S# FN07838. Mfg. 1984. Bbl. 5”. Fixed front on solid serrated rib. Colt–Elliason adj. rear sight. Flat mainspring housing. Wide grooved adj. target trigger. Accurizer bbl. & bushing. Pachmayer signature model wraparound rubber grips. MAGS: 1 – 7 rd. CONDITION: frame & slide have areas of thinning finish w/ pitting & spotty oxidation. Trigger & hammer have spotty oxidation. Bright bore w/ a sharp rifling. (19–2198/ZAL). 2) CUSTOMIZED MK IV SERIES 70 GOVERNMENT MODEL. Cal. 45 ACP. S# 70G51646. Mfg. 1973. Bbl. 5” Bar-Sto. Bo–Mar adj. rear sight. Adj. aluminum trigger. Beaver tail grip safety. Stippled front strap. Checkered mainspring housing. Checkered aftermarket walnut grips. MAGS: 1 – 7 rd. CONDITION: metal finish has high edge wear, as well as, grip & muzzle wear. Scattered handling marks. Areas of finish loss on slide. Check ring on mainspring housing has been filed on left edge w/ oxidation. Bright bore w/ sharp rifling. Excellent grips. (19–2201/ZAL). BOTH MODERN. $1,000 – 1,500.

COLT STAINLESS GOLD CUP NM SERIES 80 SEMI-AUTO

Lot #1563 (Sale Order 568 of 693)

PISTOL. Cal. 45 ACP. S# SN07077. Bbl. 5" match stainless. Mfg. 1987 (1986-1996) w/ matte finished edges & bright sides. Grooved front strap & flat mainspring housing. Blued Patridge front sight & optional Elliason rear. Pachmayr Signature wrap around rubber grips w/ gold Colt medallions. MAGS: 3 stainless factory 7 rd. UNATTACHED ACCESSORIES: maroon factory box w/ golden colored end label plus packaging to include extra set of fully checkered wood grips having silver Colt medallions. CONDITION: faint interior cleaned firing residue w/ all other aspects near excellent including bore. (19-4577/NW). MODERN. $1,000-1,500.

COLT 1909 NEW SERVICE US ARMY DA REVOLVER.

Lot #1564 (Sale Order 569 of 693)

Cal. 45 Colt. S# 45552. Bbl. 5 1/2" w/ blade front sight. 6 Shot long flute cyl. Blue finish. Right side of frame & butt of right grip panel have "RAC" inspectors mark. Butt of gun marked "U.S. / ARMY / MODEL / 1909 / No. 45 / 552". 2 Piece walnut grips. S# indicates 1911 mfg. UNATTACHED ACCESSORIES: US marked leather flap holster in good condition. Back of belt loop marked "TEXTAN / 1942". CONDITION: over 85% bright blue showing a couple sm. scratches, dings & handling marks. Grips show light wear w/ strong "R.A.C." proofs, minor handling marks, a few of sm. circular impressions & chips at butt. (19-5205/DS). CURIO. $2,000-3,000.

COLT MODEL 1894 US ARMY DA REVOLVER.

Lot #1565 (Sale Order 570 of 693)

Cal. 38 Colt. S# 9830. Bbl. 6" rnd. w/ semi circular front sight. 6 Shot fluted cyl. Blue finish. 2 Piece walnut grips w/ lanyard loop in butt. Right side of frame & butt of grips have "RAC" inspectors marking. Butt of gun is marked "U.S. / ARMY / MODEL 1894 / 109 / 330". CONDITION: over 80% lightly faded original blue showing scattered scratches & marks. Grips show moderate wear & handling marks. Bore is bright w/ sound rifling. (01-16804/DS). ANTIQUE. $1,000-1,500.

COLT PYTHON DA REVOLVER.

Lot #1566 (Sale Order 571 of 693)

Cal. 357 Magnum. S# T78495. Bbl. 6”. Vent rib w/ pinned ramp front site w/ red insert. Adj. rear sight. Checkered Colt medallion walnut target grips numbered to another gun. CONDITION: receiver, bbl. & cylinder retain 98% reblued metal finish w/ small patches of freckled oxidation & a few spots on finish loss from small cleaned patches of oxidation. Markings remain strong. Light dragline present. Bright bore w/ sharp rifling. (19–2174/ZAL). MODERN. $1,000 – 1,500.

COLT 1909 ARMY DA REVOLVER.

Lot #1567 (Sale Order 572 of 693)

Cal. 45 LC. S# 38777. Bbl. 5 1/2". Numbers match on frame, crane, cyl. latch & butt. Fixed sights. Bbl. marked on left side "COLT D.A. 45" & bottom "UNITED STATES PROPERTY". Butt is marked "US ARMY MODEL 1909". Revolver inspected by Renaldo A Carr. Inspectors marks appear right side of frame below hammer, rear of cyl., bottom of bbl. & bottom of grips. Frame marked on top right corner "FB" Colonel Frank Baker inspector mark. Cyl. latch & crane marked "K" & frame marked "U" in crane recess. Left side of frame marked w/ inverted "CTC", internet research indicates gun may have been part of Federal program to arm banks against robbery, (Cleveland Trust Company ?). Six shot cyl. Swivel at butt. Smooth walnut grips. S# indicates 1911 mfg. CONDITION: metal has fading dull blue finish w/wear, oxidation & scattered fine pitting. Trigger retains traces of fire blue. Sides of hammer are in the white turning gray. Well worn walnut grips w/ scattered dents & scratches. Notable wear at bottom of left hand grip. Bore retains shiny appearance w/ worn lands & scattered pitting; notable pitting at mid point. (19-5358/RW). CURIO. $900-1,400.

COLT NEW SERVICE MODEL 1917 ARMY REVOLVER.

Lot #1568 (Sale Order 573 of 693)

Cal. 45 ACP. S# 301107. Bbl. 5 1/2" w/ blade front sight & notched rear; July 4, 1905 last patent date. Mfg. 1920 (1918-1920) as variation of New Service for military use w/ butt army numbered 149,321 having lanyard swivel. Proper U.S. markings & milled finish w/ eagle S15 proof at top rear of frame; plain walnut grips w/out medallions having matching penciled numbers. CONDITION: frame w/ sm. spots of light oxidation; 1 left side of sideplate & 2 right side of frame near bolt pivot. Very faint pinprick oxidation on right side of trigger, near rear side plate screw, on right front flat of frame & occasionally on cyl. Sm. spots of light oxidation on front portion of bbl. along w/ sm. scratch on bottom. Staining on sides of hammer. Very light marks on grips; near back strap of left & butt of both. Near excellent bore & chambers. Very faint marks in leads of cyl. stops. Although many sm. flaws stated, overall appearance is still very good. (19-3165/NW). CURIO. $700-1,000.

COLT MODEL 1917 DA REVOLVER.

Lot #1569 (Sale Order 574 of 693)

Cal. 45 ACP. S# 198758. Bbl. 5 1/2". Marked on top "COLT'S PAT. FA MFG CO HARTFORD, CT. U.S.A." & patent dates, marked on left side "COLT DA 45" & marked underneath "US PROPERTY". Numbers match on frame & crane. Top left corner of frame marked w/ "JMG" John M. Gilbert inspector's mark. Sideplate marked w/ Rampant Colt. Butt is marked "US ARMY MODEL 1917 No 44265". Marked inside frame behind mainspring "G". Unmarked smooth walnut grips. S# indicates 1917 mfg. UNATTACHED ACCESSORIES: US leather holster marked on back "G. & K. 1917 A.G.". Has worn "US" in oval on front. Lanyard stud at bottom is not present. Holster has wear, scuffing & flexing, but stitching is tight & holster is in serviceable condition. CONDITION: metal has 70% early arsenal rework type finish w/ thinning, wear, scattered oxidation & fine pitting. Sides of hammer turning gray. Grips have wear, dents, staining & scratches, but left grip has sm. crack at rear. Lightly worn lands turning dark in grooves. (19-5356/RW). CURIO. $600-900.

SMITH & WESSON MODEL 1917 ARMY REVOLVER.

Lot #1570 (Sale Order 575 of 693)

Cal. 45 ACP. S# 63019. Bbl. 5 1/2" w/ half moon front sight blade & frame notch rear sights. Mfg. 1917-1946. Blued w/ smooth walnut grips matching penciled numbered & w/out medallions. Matching numbered cyl., extractor & bbl. Flaming bomb & eagle S6 proofs. Standard case colored hammer & smooth faced trigger. Army marked butt w/ lanyard swivel. CONDITION: generally good appearance w/ scattered spots of fine oxidation throughout. Very good grips; fair to good bore w/ cleaned pitting in grooves & light wear. (19-3166/NW). CURIO. $500-750.

COLT MODEL 1901 ARMY DA REVOLVER.

Lot #1571 (Sale Order 576 of 693)

Cal. 38 LC. S# 198634. Bbl. 6". Marked on top "COL'TS PT FA MFG CO HARTFORD CT. U.S.A." & patent info, marked on left side "COLT DA 38" & marked on bottom "1267" indicating replacement bbl. Numbers match on frame, crane, cyl. latch & butt. Frame is marked on left side of frame at top grip, rear of cyl. & bottom of right grip "RAC" indicating inspection by Ronaldo A. Carr. Fixed sights. 6 Shot cyl. Lanyard ring in butt. Smooth walnut grips; mismatched left grip. S# indicates 1903 mfg. UNATTACHED ACCESSORIES: US military holster marked on back "G&M 1918 A.G.". Has worn "US" in oval on front sight. Lanyard swivel is present. Holster has wear, scuffing & flexing throughout. Stitching is generally tight & holster appears serviceable. CONDITION: revolver retains approx. 50% arsenal rework blue thinning turning gray w/ wear, scattered scratches & fine pitting. Trigger has notable bright fire blue finish. Bbl. has notably thin finish on right side. Grips have wear & staining, left grip has notably more wear & sm. missing chip at forward bottom corner. Very good shiny bore. (19-5357/RW). CURIO. $500-900.

COLT NEW ARMY MODEL 1894 DA REVOLVER.

Lot #1572 (Sale Order 577 of 693)

Cal. 38 Colt. S# 101779. Bbl. 6" w/ semi circular front sight. 6 Shot fluted cyl. Blued finish. Frame has "RAC" inspection marks. 2 Piece walnut grips; left panel has 1986 date over cartouche. CONDITION: 70% dull fading blue showing spots of corrosion & surface rust. Grips have worn finish w/ lg. dent in right panel. Bore retains sound rifling showing scattered pitting. (19-3683/DS). CURIO. $300-500.

SMITH & WESSON VICTORY MODEL DA REVOLVER.

Lot #1573 (Sale Order 578 of 693)

Cal. 38 Spl. S# V174428. Bbl. 4" w/ fixed sights. Bbl. markings include "SMITH & WESSON SPRINGFIELD MASS" & patent dates. Right side of bbl. marked "38 S&W SPECIAL CTG.". Right side of frame marked "MADE IN USA". Left side of frame has S&W logo. S# numbers match on bbl., cyl. & extractor. Early 5 screw action. Lanyard swivel in butt. Butt additionally marked "19". Smooth walnut grips. UNATTACHED ACCESSORIES: US marked brown russet military holster marked on back "RIA" w/ 1910 belt hook. Holster has light wear, scuffing & flexing w/ crisp markings. CONDITON: reparkerized metal has light high point wear & scratches w/ beginnings of cyl. turn line. Hammer & trigger have traces of case colors. Walnut grips has light wear & handling marks. Very good shiny bore. (19-5355/RW). CURIO. $300-500.

SMITH & WESSON VICTORY MODEL REVOLVER.

Lot #1574 (Sale Order 579 of 693)

. Cal. 38 S&W. S# V381700. Bbl. 5" pinned w/ half circle front sight. Square notch rear sight. "US PROPERTY GHD" marked top strap. Matching numbers. Checkered service hammer. Serrated trigger. Lanyard ring. Parkerized finish. Case colored hammer & trigger. Smooth walnut grips. CONDITION: overall good w/ some thinning finish & cleaned pitting on bbl. A few small areas have fine pinprick oxidation. Very good grips w/ a few minor handling marks. Very good bright bore w/ distinct rifling. (19 - 5207/ZAL). CURIO. $250 – 400.

COLT GOVERNMENT MODEL SEMI AUTO PISTOL &

Lot #1575 (Sale Order 580 of 693)

.22 LR CONVERSION UNIT. Cal. 45 ACP. S# 70G80960. Bbl. 5". MK IV Series 70 mfg. 1974 (70G prefix 1970-1976) in blued finish. Standard configuration w/ light modifications: skeletonized aluminum grooved trigger w/ over travel stop, rear sides of hammer rounded to reduce snag, serrated ramp front sight plus high profile windage drift adj. rear & Hogue finger grooved rubber grips. All other parts are standard factory including rounded front spring guide & grooved arched mainspring housing. Light target quality trigger pull. MAGS: 4 TOTAL FOR GUNS: 2 Colt marked 7 rd. for 45 ACP w/ matte bases; 1 fair WW-II era commercial w/ cleaned oxidation having mottled patina appearance plus 1 very good late production w/ rampant Colt & "M". 2 TOTAL FOR CONVERSION UNIT: blued Conversion Unit 10 rd. for 22 LR w/ Colt markings, plastic followers & removable bases. UNATTACHED ACCESSORIES: fixed sight "Conversion Unit" w/ paint on sight faces. Unit almost complete having recoil spring & guide, correct slide stop, bbl. w/ floating chamber & bbl. bushing; missing ejector. Entire unit very good to excellent w/ near excellent bore. 1 Extra recoil spring appearing for 45 ACP target loads. Near excellent bbl. marked "COLT 45 AUTO" at port area. CONDITION: light high point wear consistent w/ holstering; mostly near front. Very good overall appearance w/ original frame finish & reblued slide. Very good grips & near excellent bore. (19-4237/NW). MODERN. $800-1,200.

COLT GOVERNMENT MODEL O CUSTOM COMPETITION SERIES

Lot #1576 (Sale Order 581 of 693)

SEMI AUTO PISTOL. Cal. 45 ACP. S# CCS019326. Bbl. 5” NM. Blued finish. Fiber optic front sight. Novak adj. rear sight. Skeleton hammer. Beaver tail safety. Competition trigger. G 10 grips. UNATTACHED ACCESSORIES: original box & paperwork. MAGS: 2 – 8 rd. stainless steel. CONDITION: all aspects near excellent w/ a couple of minor handling marks & a small hairline scratch on left side of slide. Very good bore w/ sharp rifling. (19–1560/ZAL). MODERN. $800 – 1,200.

COLT JOHN M BROWNING COMMEMORATIVE SEMI AUTO

Lot #1577 (Sale Order 582 of 693)

PISTOL. Cal. 45 ACP. S# CMJBC0730. Bbl. 5". Commemorative pistol w/ gold scroll inlays & markings celebrating 70 years of production of 3 million Government models designed by John Browning. Pistol is in original Model 1911 configuration. Features include fixed sights, flat smooth mainspring housing, lanyard loops on mainspring housing & mag. Slide has original patent dates & images of then Vice President of Colt CLF Robinson & of designer John M Browning. Frame is marked on right side "M1911-1981". Checkered walnut diamond grips. UNATTACHED ACCESSORIES: Colt walnut case w/ blue velvet fitted lining w/ key & combination tool. Light wear, handling marks & scratches. CONDITION: all pistol aspects including bore near excellent. (19-5288/RW). MODERN. $800-1,200.

CUSTOMIZED COLT SUPER 38 AUTOMATIC FOURTH MODEL

Lot #1578 (Sale Order 583 of 693)

SEMI AUTO PISTOL. Cal. 38 Super. S# 145887. Mfg. 1959. Bbl. 5”. Fixed front sight. Rear fix site has been removed to accommodate Ultra Dot red dot sight. Uncheckered Colt medallion finger groove piece hardwood grips. Trigger extension. Frame tapped for scope rail. MAGS: none. CONDITION: overall good metal finish retaining 90% original blue w/ some light scratching, high edge & grip wear. Bright bore w/ sharp rifling. (19–2197/ZAL). MODERN. $700 – 1,100.

ENGRAVED COLT MODEL 1911-A1 COMMERCIAL SEMI AUTO

Lot #1579 (Sale Order 584 of 693)

PISTOL. Cal. 45 ACP. S# 258301-C. Bbl. is 5" High Standard Type 18 military as used mid 1943 to end of war. Mfg. 1952 w/ wide front blade & notched rear sights. Deep relief floral engraving w/ matte background. Grooved slide stop, thumb safety & 7 rib arched mainspring housing. Commercial style spring guide w/ blunt legs & beveled front. No markings other than "258301" showing on normal frame location plus "258301-C" on right side of frame under grip. Pachmayr Signature rubber grips that cover small portion of engraving; likely planned for original wood grips or perhaps ivory; slight witness marks under Pachmayr's w/ smaller pattern. MAGS: 1 very good General Shaver ("G" on top of lip) 7 rd. from WW-II. CONDITION: very good appearance as reblued after engraving. Finish loss at high points (especially near front) plus thinning in grip area. Near excellent bore & grips. (19-4231/NW). CURIO. $700-1,000.

COLT MODEL 1911A1 COMMERCIAL BB TRANSITIONAL SEMI

Lot #1580 (Sale Order 585 of 693)

AUTO PISTOL. Cal. 45 ACP. S# 332952–C. Bbl. 5”. C suffix pistols Mfg. from 1950 – 70. Frame marked BB under S# & also on bbl. indicating the new Accurizor bbl. & bushing that was utilized in early 1970 & was the predecessor of the MK IV series 70. Fixed sights w/ altered front blade. Checkered replacement double diamond replacement grips. MAGS: 1 – 8 rd. blued. CONDITION: retains 95% original blue finish w/ light muzzle wear & a few scattered handling marks. Near excellent grips. Light scratches present on frame. Very good bright bore w/ sharp rifling. (19–2069/ZAL). MODERN. $700 – 1,200.

COLT COMBAT COMMANDER SEMI AUTO PISTOL.

Lot #1581 (Sale Order 586 of 693)

. Cal. 38 super. S# 70BS55086. Bbl. 4.25”. Serrated front sight. Flattop square notch rear sight. Blued finish. Checkered walnut Colt medallion grips. UNATTACHED ACCESSORIES: 3 boxes of Winchester 38 super plus P. MAGS: 1 - 8 rd. CONDITION: overall good metal finish retaining approximately 95% finish w/ muzzle, high edge holster wear & a few scattered handling marks. Very good grips. Very good bright bore w/ distinct rifling. (19-4943/Z AL). MODERN. $700 – 1,100.

COLT DELTA ELITE SEMI AUTO PISTOL.

Lot #1582 (Sale Order 587 of 693)

. Cal. 10 mm. S# DE21175. Bbl. 5". Fixed 3 dot sights. Textured wraparound rubber factory grips. Blued finish. UNATTACHED ACCESSORIES: HKS mag pouch. MAGS: 3 - 8 rd. CONDITION: near excellent metal finish w/ only a few minor handling marks. Near excellent bright bore w/ sharp rifling. (19-5311/ZAL). MODERN. $700 – 1,100.

COLT SERIES 80 GOLD CUP SEMI AUTO PISTOL.

Lot #1583 (Sale Order 588 of 693)

Cal. 45 ACP. S# FN07708E. Bbl. 5" National Match. Mfg. 1994 w/ blued finish & Colt wrap around rubber grips w/ silver medallions. Flat mainspring housing & beavertail grip safety installed w/out frame alteration. Skeletonized hammer & wide trigger w/ over travel stop. Grooved raised rib on slide w/ Patridge front sight & optional Elliason rear. MAGS: 2 Colt marked 8 rd.; blued & stainless. UNATTACHED ACCESSORIES: unlabeled Colt blue plastic case w/ manual & bushing wrench. CONDITION: staining on sides of hammer; slight thinning on left side of slide at high point near muzzle plus light bright spot scratches on right side of slide & right high point of dust cover. Appearance of light bullet fouling in grooves of bore. Balance of pistol is near excellent. (19-2905/NW). MODERN. $700-1,000.

COLT STAINLESS OFFICER'S ACP SEMI AUTO PISTOL.

Lot #1584 (Sale Order 589 of 693)

Cal. 45 ACP. S# SF15702. Bbl. 3 1/2". Series 80 mfg. 1986 (1986-1997). Stainless steel having matte edges & polished sides. Blued fixed 3 dot sight set. Pachmayr Signature wrap around rubber grips. Grooved flat mainspring housing & short trigger. Commander style hammer. MAGS: 3 factory stainless 6 rd. UNATTACHED ACCESSORIES: very good plus maroon box w/ packaging. CONDITION: traces of cleaned firing residue, all other aspects near excellent including bore. (19-4576/NW). MODERN. $700-1,000.

COLT GOVERNMENT MODEL MK IV SERIES 80 SEMI AUTO

Lot #1585 (Sale Order 590 of 693)

PISTOL. Cal. 45 ACP. S# FG18096. Bbl. is 5". Mfg. 1983 w/ blued finish & FG prefix S#; blued finish 1983-1997 only. Fully checkered walnut grips w/ silver Colt medallions. Standard features of fixed sights, spur hammer & grooved arched mainspring housing. MAGS: 1 Colt marked 7 rd. CONDITION: very good overall appearance w/ slight spotty appearance between ejection port & rear sight extending left down into cocking grooves; faint cleaned oxidation. Function wear on bbl. at port; Very good bore w/ faint residue in corners of grooves. (19-4400/NW). MODERN. $650-900.

COLT LIGHTWEIGHT COMMANDER SEMI AUTO PISTOL.

Lot #1586 (Sale Order 591 of 693)

Cal. 45 ACP. S# CLW043160. Bbl. 4.25”. Fixed sites. Serrated trigger & mainspring housing. Lightweight alloy frame. Checkered Colt medallion walnut grips. MAGS: 1 – 7 rd. CONDITION: retains 95% custom reblued finish w/ a few scattered handling marks & faint scratches. Bright bore w/ lightly worn rifling. PROVENANCE: Mark Genovese Collection. (19–712/ZAL). MODERN. $500 – 700.

COLT STAINLESS LIGHTWEIGHT COMMANDER

Lot #1587 (Sale Order 592 of 693)

SEMI AUTO PISTOL. Cal. 45 ACP. S# FL08739E. Mfg. 2001 w/ 4 1/4" stainless lightly throated bbl. & slightly polished feed ramp. All matte finished except bright slide sides. Numerous desirable features include: cocking grooves (front & rear), full length guide rod, slightly beveled mag. well, extended ambidextrous thumb safety, beavertail grip safety (no frame alteration), flat grooved alloy mainspring housing, skeletonized hammer, skeletonized aluminum trigger w/ overtravel stop, Hogue wraparound pebble grained finger groove rubber grips, Allen head blued grip screws, high profile 3 dot sights (Tenon mounted front), high undercut grip area, square cut cocking grooves (front & rear) plus flared & lowered ejection port. MAGS: 1 factory stainless 7 rd. CONDITION: occasional light rub marks w/ overall very good to near excellent appearance & near excellent bore. (19-312/NW). MODERN. $550-800.

2 HAFDASA BALLESTER-MOLINA SEMI AUTO PISTOLS.

Lot #1588 (Sale Order 593 of 693)

BOTH: cal. 11.25mm (45 ACP). Argentine service pistols. Mfg. 1937-1953; later Molina variation. Economical remake of Argentine 1927 licensed by Colt. Notable differences are pinned pivoting trigger, cocking grooves & integral mainspring housing w/out grip safety. Frames not import marked. Right side of slides have Argentine crests & "EJERCITO ARGENTINO". Vertical grooved hardwood grips w/ bushingless screws; lanyard loop on butts. Fixed sights. Only bbl. & mags. interchangeable w/ models 1911 & 1927. Matching numbered slides. Right side of frame above trigger pivot, top of slide between sight & port plus top of bbl. w/ matching applied control number. Circled F proof at left front of trigger guard & left side of slide in cocking grooves. MAGS: 2 good 7 rd.; unmarked Argentine & modern Colt marked w/ rnd. top follower. 1) S# 74448. Control number 36317. CONDITION: good overall appearance w/ typical light marks, high point wear & holster wear on slide. Average marks on grips & extra wear on bottoms. Good plus bore w/ traces of light frosting. (18-4451/NW). 2) S# 69174. Control number 34488. CONDITION: good overall appearance w/ typical light marks, high point wear & holster wear on slide. Light marks on grips & noticeable wear on bottom of left. Fair to good bore w/ throat wear, light pitting & frosting. PROVENANCE: From the Craig Baravalle Collection of Big Flats, New York.(18-4454/NW). BOTH CURIO. $800-1,200.

2 HAFDASA BALLESTER-MOLINA SEMI AUTO PISTOLS.

Lot #1589 (Sale Order 594 of 693)

BOTH: Argentine service pistols mfg. 1937-1953; later Molina variation. Economical remake of Argentine 1927 licensed by Colt. Notable differences are pinned pivoting trigger, cocking grooves & integral mainspring housing w/out grip safety. Frames NHM import marked. Vertical grooved hardwood grips w/ bushingless screws; lanyard loop on butts. Fixed sights. Only bbl. & mags. interchangeable w/ models 1911 & 1927. Matching numbered slides; #1 bbl. unmarked, #2 matching. MAGS: 2 Good 7 rd..; Argentine numbered 102327 on base & early two tone Colt marked "COLT/45 AUTO" on base. 1) Cal. 45 ACP. S# 31168. Matte blue w/ plum hued plunger tube. Sides of hammer in the white. Right side of slide has Argentine crest plus "REPUBLICA ARGENTINA / ARMADA NACIONAL". CONDITION: good plus overall as refinished over light pitting. Typical thinning from use & holstering. Occasional marks on grips. Fair bore noticeably worn & even cleaned pitting. (18-4452/NW). 2) Cal. 11.25mm (45 ACP). S# 43967. Parkerized finish. Right side of slide has boxed "ARA" behind cocking grooves plus Argentine crest & "ARMADA ARGENTINA". Left front of trigger guard & left rear of slide stamped R. CONDITION: good average used condition throughout exterior w/ poor grip screws including 1 replacement. Very good bore. PROVENANCE: From the Craig Baravalle Collection of Big Flats, New York. (19-4453/NW). BOTH CURIO. $800-1,200.

HAFDASA SERVICE MODEL ACE SEMI AUTO PISTOL.

Lot #1590 (Sale Order 595 of 693)

Cal. 22 LR. SN. 76770. Mfg. using Ballester-Molina marked large cal. slide w/ transition to 22 LR markings on right side along w/ reference to Buenos Aires Police & manufacturer Marcati SCA. Import marked on right side of frame at left of side stop pivot. Some references refer to this simply as Sistema 1927 Conversion. Matte blued finish w/ vertically grooved hardwood grips having gloss finish. Underside of slide matching numbered. Modification includes 22 LR breech face added to slide, along w/ different hook extractor. Bbl. has floating chamber like Colt conversions cut for hook extractor. Underside of bbl. at rear marked "BATAAN" (also on right side of slide). Uses reduced length standard centerfire recoil spring rather than more common method using long spring of reduce rate. MAGS: 1 very good unmarked 10 rd. CONDITION: very good to excellent as refinished over scattered light pitting. Plum hued hammer. Near excellent bore & grips. PROVENANCE: From the Craig Baravalle Collection of Big Flats, New York, formerly of the Carl Metz Collection. (18-4569/NW). CURIO. $1,000-2,000.

ARGENTINE CONTRACT MODEL 1927 SEMI AUTO PISTOL.

Lot #1591 (Sale Order 596 of 693)

Cal. 45 ACP. S# 4832. Colt Argentine contract pistol mfg. July 1927 to Feb.1928; S# 1-10,000. S#s on right of frame above trigger, under mainspring housing, on top of bbl., right front of slide & top of slide behind port. Colt info on left side of slide; right side has Argentine crest & Model 1927. Frame & some sm. parts have circled "RA" Argentine acceptance mark. 1911A1 Style frame w/ wide spur hammer. Checkered arched mainspring housing w/ lanyard loop. W/out Colt "VP" proofs (left side of frame under grip checked). Modern full checkered replacement walnut grips & screws. MAGS: good 7 rd. w/ matching numbered base. CONDITION: good plus appearance w/ arsenal refinish over light marks & faint pitting. Near excellent grips. Generally good bore w/ even light frosting. Slightly deformed base of flat spring under mainspring housing. PROVENANCE: From the Craig Baravalle Collection of Big Flats, New York. (18-4592/NW). CURIO. $1,000-1,500.

STEYR MANNLICHER MODEL 1905 SEMI AUTO PISTOL.

Lot #1592 (Sale Order 597 of 693)

Cal. 7.65 Mannlicher. S# 5664. Bbl. is matching double numbered 6 3/8". Argentine model mfg. in Austria by Steyr w/ Argentine crest ground off right side plus faint traces of oval remaining. No import mark. Vertically grooved grips w/ lanyard loop at base having internal mag. CONDITION: good to very good overall appearance except grinding of crest & other marks in that area. Cleaned pitted spot on left front of slide in corresponding area of bbl. Light wear on left side of bbl. & at muzzle. Some sm. spots of oxidation on backstrap near left grip. Light to medium handling marks on grips. Near excellent bore. (19-4803/NW). CURIO. $500-700.

A.W. SCHWARZLOSE MODEL 1908 SEMI AUTO PISTOL W/

Lot #1593 (Sale Order 598 of 693)

MATCHING NUMBERED MAG. . Cal. 7.65 mm. S# 1627. Bbl. 4". Manufactured in Berlin beginning in 1909 this model was imported by Warner Arms Corporation, Brooklyn, NY. USA. Unusual blow forward design that was discontinued in 1911. This pistol has all matching numbers including magazine. Fixed integral sights. Checkered hard rubber WAC monogram grips. UNATTACHED ACCESSORIES: unmarked holster. CONDITION: thinning high polish blue finish retaining approximately 70% coverage w/ light muzzle/high edge wear. Backstrap finish has faded to a dark patina. Fine pinprick oxidation present. Grips show light wear & minor handling marks. Frosted bore w/ worn rifling. (19-5273/ZAL). CURIO. $500 – 800.

ALBIN WAHL STERN SEMI AUTO PISTOL.

Lot #1594 (Sale Order 599 of 693)

. Cal. 6.35 mm. S# 66 marked internally. Bbl. 2.5”. Mfg. By Albin Wahl, Zella-Mehlis, Germany is a copy of a Browning model 1906 w/ an extended grip. Slide marked “Selbstlade-pistole Cal. 6.35mm Wahl’s D.R.G.M.”. Checkered black plastic grips w/ molded “Stern Pistole” over “A. W. Z.” w/ star logo. Crown N proofed slide & frame. Matching magazine numbered 66. Slide also stamped Germany. MAGS: 1 – 10 rd. CONDITION: metal finish retains over 95% rust blue over some pitting w/ light high edge wear & some fine scattered oxidation mostly on backstrap & slide serrations. Very good original grips. Fire blue safety lever, trigger & screws have faded finish w/ the exception of protected areas. Overall good bore w/ sharp rifling. (19–5033/ZAL). CURIO. $500 – 900.

ALBIN WAHL STERN SEMI AUTO PISTOL.

Lot #1595 (Sale Order 600 of 693)

Cal. 6.35 mm. S# 207 marked internally. Bbl. 2.5”. Mfg. By Albin Wahl, Zella-Mehlis, Germany as a copy of a Browning model 1906 w/ an extended grip. Slide marked “Selbstlade-pistole Cal. 6.35mm Wahl’s D.R.G.M.”. Checkered black plastic grips w/ molded “Stern Pistole” over “A. W. Z.” w/ star logo. Crown N proofed bbl., slide & frame. Matched magazine numbered 07. Aftermarket nickel finish. MAGS: 1 – 10 rd. CONDITION: metal retains over 95% nickel over some pitting w/ light high edge wear & some fine scattered oxidation mostly on backstrap & slide serrations. Very good original grips. Dark frosted bore w/ visible rifling. (19-5034/ZAL). CURIO. $250 – 400.

JULES BERTRAND LE RAPIDE SEMI AUTO PISTOL.

Lot #1596 (Sale Order 601 of 693)

Cal. 6.35 mm. S# 10208. Bbl. 1.75”. This small Belgium manufactured blowback semi auto pistol features blued finish w/ foliate style engraving around trigger guard. Fixed sights. Nickel small parts. Frame marked “Fabrique Generale D’Armes A Feu” over “Le Rapide Cart Browning 6.35”. Original grips marked w/ Bertrand logo over “Le Rapide”. MAGS: 1 – 5 rd. CONDITION: metal finish retains strong percentage of rust blue finish w/ some muzzle & high edge wear. Front & back strap finish is fading. Metal surfaces exhibit some pitting & old oxidation. Some heavier pits appear to have finish inside & there is a degree softness to S# markings. Remainder markings appear strong. Possible touchup finish applied. Very good grips w/ some minor handling marks. Mildly frosted bore w/ light wear to rifling & small raised imperfection. (19-5029/ZAL). CURIO. $300 – 500.

2 US MANUFACTURED FLARE GUNS.

Lot #1597 (Sale Order 602 of 693)

1) HARRINGTON & RICHARDSON MK VI 1 INCH. S# 10993. 4 3/8" Smooth bore bbl. Frame marked on left side "MARK VI ONE INCH". Bbl. marked on top "HARRINGTON & RICHARDSON ARMS CO WORCHESTER MASS USA." Thumb latch opening. Checkered plastic grip w/ H & R logo. Lanyard ring on butt. CONDITION: 1 piece grip has light wear, scratches & flattened diamonds. Has 50% original blue turning patina w/ wear, light oxidation & fine pitting throughout. Bore is shiny, but has scattered spots of oxidation. 2) PISTOL PYROTECHNIC M8. Cal. 37mm. S# 254824. Smooth bore bbl. Pistol marked on right side of frame in triangle "PISTOL PYROTECHNIC M8 US PROPERTY M S.W.C.". Pistol is largely sheet metal construction. Bbl. constructed w/ lugs to engage mount in aircraft. Has checkered plastic grips. Grip frame is black painted alloy; balance of pistol parkerized steel. DA, hammerless. CONDITION: grips have light wear & scratches. Parkerized finish turning patina w/ wear. Bore has notable oxidation & fine pitting. PROVENANCE: From the Craig Baravalle Collection of Big Flats, New York. (02-11877/RW). $150-250.

2 NAGOYA TYPE 99 BOLT ACTION RIFLES.

Lot #1598 (Sale Order 603 of 693)

BOTH: cal. 7.7 Jap. Bbls. 25 1/2". 1) S# 14180. Receiver marked on left side w/ Nagoya Arsenal marking. Mum has been ground off. Bolt has cylindrical knob. Welded notched safety knob. Fixed aperture rear sight. Inverted V front sight w/ protective ears. 2 Screw upper band. Solid lower band w/out provision for mono pod. Sm. recoil bolt. 2 Screw butt swivel & cup type buttplate. Hardwood stock set has full length handguard & 2 piece buttstock construction. UNATTACHED ACCESSORIES: copy of capture paperwork. CONDITION: wood is in good condition w/ moderate wear & staining. Metal has 80% original finish w/ thinning & wear. Bbl. has good shiny bore w/ modern type lands & grooves. (19-5261/RW). 2) S# 50547. Receiver marked on left side w/ Nagoya Arsenal mark. Receiver ring has intact mum & Japanese characters for Type 99. Oval bolt handle. Checkered notched safety knob. All visible numbers match. Ladder aperture rear sight graduated to 1500m. w/ anti aircraft wings. Inverted V front sight w/ protective ears. Cleaning rod is not present. 3 Screw upper band. Lower band is complete w/ mono pod. 2 Screw butt swivel. Cup type buttplate. Original rubberized canvas sling. Hardwood stock set w/ full length handguard & 2 piece construction. CONDITION: stock set has well worn scratched & dented original finish. Butt has faint traces of white painted characters on right side. Metal has traces of blue turned overall patina w/ oxidation & fine pitting. Sling has extensive cracking & piece of missing rubberized coating. Good shiny bore. (19-5263/RW). BOTH CURIO. $750-1,100.

3 INCOMPLETE SPANISH & JAPANESE PISTOLS & STOCK.

Lot #1599 (Sale Order 604 of 693)

1) LA INDUSTRIAL ORBEA. Cal. 32 ACP. S# 4082. Bbl. 3 1/4". Fixed sights. Blue finish. Grips & mag. are not present. CONDITION: 80% dull lightly faded blue showing sm. dents & scratches. Bore retains sound rifling. (19-704/DS) CURIO. 2) KOISHIKAWA PAPA NAMBU. Cal. 8mm Nambu. S# 6860. Bbl. 4 3/4". Incomplete disassembled pistol. Remaining parts consist of frame, bbl., bolt, striker, trigger guard, cocking piece & link. CONDITION: finish has faded to gray showing scattered pitting. Dark pitted bore. (19-705/DS) MODERN. 3) KOISHIKAWA PAPA NAMBU. Cal. 8mm Nambu. S# 3824. Bbl. 4 3/4". Incomplete disassembled pistol. Remaining parts include frame, bbl., bolt, trigger guard, cocking piece, hammer, sear & link. Right side of frame has Interarms import marking. CONDITION: metal has dark patina appearance w/ surface oxidation & spots of heavy pitting. Dark pitted bore. (19-706/DS). MODERN. 4) NAMBU SHOULDER STOCK. reproduction stock originally used on earliest Papa Nambu's referred to as Grandpa Nambu's. Style that uses non retractable neck. Missing buttplate latch assembly having only striker plate. Assembled w/ wood screws of excessive length. Wood & metal numbered 77. Poorly fabricated neck needing much more work & refining. Unfinished machined tab to fit stock slot. Appears walnut w/ stained finish. Interior wood machining w/ remaining cutter slivers. Needs more fabrication & completion. (02-12458 /DS). $800-1,200.

COLT MAGAZINES PLUS OTHER 1911 STYLE BRANDS.

Lot #1600 (Sale Order 605 of 693)

COLT MAGS: Bata C-Mag. w/ pouch & accessories for Colt 9mm carbine also Palmetto 32 rd. stick. 3 Ace Conversion units w/ pinned bases & aluminum followers plus 1 w/ removable base & plastic follower. 1 New Woodsmen Series plus 3 used. 3 Huntsman style w/ serrated aluminum follower buttons. 1 Stainless 25 ACP Junior. 5-380 ACP Mustangs. 2-380 ACP Government; (1 moderately rusted). 6 American 2000; 4 new, 2 used. / 1911 & OFFICERS' STYLE MAGS: 1 new & 1 used nickel plated 38 Super. 2 Mec-Gar 38 Supers. 1 Used 9mm Luger. 1 Unmarked 9mm Luger. / OFFICERS' MODEL 6 RD.: 3 stainless Colt; 2 stainless marked 45 ACP w/ bases drilled & tapped for bumpers. 1 Stainless Wilson Combat. 1 Metalform blued plus drilled & tapped base for bumpers & 1 Armscore 7-rd. / FULL SIZE 1911 STYLE: 4 stainless Randall. 3 Stainless Colt. 4 Stainless Wilson Combat. 1 Stainless Wilson Combat w/ extended base. 2 blued Wilson Combat. 4 Blued Chip McCormick. 2 Stainless Chip McCormick 8 rd. plus 1 w/ extended base. 1 Stainless Springfield Armory, NM. 2 Unmarked stainless w/ rnd. top followers. 2 Blued Crown K marked. 5 blued Metalform (3 new, 2 used, 1 being drilled & tapped for bumper). 3 ACT-MAG gloss blue 8rd. w/ black push button bases; 1 appearing same unmarked; 1 additionally marked NOVAC'S. 2 Blued Pro-Mag w/ black push button bases. 5 Polished stainless 8 rd. unmarked w/ black push button bases; another w/ metal rnd. top follower having circular logo on left side. 3 Blued Shooting Star w/ bumpers. 1 Stainless Shooting Star w/ bumper. 1 Unmarked stainless w/ rnd. top follower plus red J&J bumper. 2 Blued w/ orange followers plus C.P. Bullet bumpers. 2 Blued Shooting Star drilled & tapped bases for bumpers; 1 unmarked blued w/ rubber bumper; 1 w/ Shooting Star follower & aluminum bumper. 2 Unmarked blue. 1 Unmarked Parkerized. 1 Unmarked w/ push button late production Colt style base. 1 w/ Military contract marking on base. 1 Appearing Argentine Model 1927 w/ base numbered 48020. (02-12465-17/NW). $650-900.

AUTO ORDNANCE 1927 A1 RIFLE.

Lot #1601 (Sale Order 606 of 693)

Cal. 45 ACP. S# 5555. Bbl. 18" over break. 1927 A1 semi automatic carbine. 36" Groove finned bbl. 4 Slot cuts compensator. Horizontal wooden forearm. Will accept drum or stick mags. Slotted & knurled cocking handle. Flip up Lyman rear sight. Notch & peep graduated to 600 yards. Left side receiver markings "MODEL OF 1927 A1 NO 5555 THOMPSON SEMI- AUTOMATIC CARBINE CALIBER .45 AUTOMATIC CARTRIDGE". Left side safety lever markings "FIRE-SAFE". Right side receiver markings includes US patent block & "AUTO-ORDANCE CORPERATION WEST HURLEY, NEW YORK, U.S.A.". Top receiver markings include Thompson bullet logo. Green canvas sling. MAG: 1-30 rd. CONDITION: shiny bore w/ legible rifling. Wood stocks matching. Blued finish on all exposed steel surfaces. Demonstrate light scratches & thinning on high spots & areas of mechanical interaction. (19-4929/JZ). MODERN. $900-1,400.

5 FOREIGN BOLT ACTION MILITARY RIFLES.

Lot #1602 (Sale Order 607 of 693)

1) CZ MODEL VZ 24. Cal. 8 mm. S# H54658. Bbl. 24”. Tangent rear sight graduated to 2000 m. Receiver crest has been removed. Mismatched bolt. Unnumbered hardwood stock. Import marked. CONDITION: cleaned metal services void of finish. Sanded stock w/ scattered handling marks some of which are heavy. Poor bore. (19–1126/ZAL). CURIO. 2) YUGO M48. Cal. 8 mm. S# K17858. Bbl. 24”. Hooded front sight. Tangent rear sight graduated to 2000 m. Mismatched bolt. Import marked. Stock & floorplate numbered to match gun. CONDITION: metal finish has thinning on high edges, as well as other areas & scattered handling marks. Very good stock w/ light handling marks. Poor bore w/ pitting. (19–1127/ZAL). CURIO. 3) SPANISH MODEL 1916 SHORT RIFLE. Cal. 8 mm Mauser. S# V2759. Bbl. 22”. Second pattern tangent leaf rear sight graduated to 2000 m. 1893 Style action. Five round staggered column flush box magazine. Straight grip hardwood stock set & h& guard w/ side mounted bbl. b& sling swivel & sling bar. Mismatched bolt. Import marked. CONDITION: bbl. & receiver retain 60% metal finish w/ thinning, muzzle wear & handling marks. Stock has numerous handling marks & dents w/ a few heavy scratches & gouges. Fair bore. (19–1191/ZAL). CURIO. 4) ITALIAN CARCANO MODEL 1938 CAVALRY CARBINE. Cal. 6.5 Carcano. S# RH9471. Bbl. 17 3/4". Fixed rear sight. Front bbl. b& altered w/ bayonet removed. Bbl. marked 941–XIX & Gordone V.T. Missing rear sling bar. Stock has insert behind rear tang & has been sanded & reshaped w/ no h& guard or forward b&. UNATTACHED ACCESSORIES: 2 stripper clips. CONDITION: metal has pinprick oxidation, high edge wear & handling marks. Stock has checked cracking at butt. Butt plate has heavy pitting. Good bright bore w/ sharp rifling. (19–1196/ZAL). MODERN. 5) UNMARKED SMOOTHBORE JAPANESE TYPE 99 BOLT ACTION TRAINING RIFLE. Cal. 7.7 JAP. S# 471. Bbl. 31”. Tangent rear sight. Bolt numbered 429. Hardwood stock & h& guard w/ sling swivels. CONDITION: metal finish has faded w/ blue & protected areas. Sanded stock has scattered dents, dings & handling marks. Missing follower. Poor bore. (19–1350/ZAL). CURIO. $600 – 900.

3 BOLT ACTION RIFLES.

Lot #1603 (Sale Order 608 of 693)

1) JP SAUER (237) MODEL 98K POSSIBLE RUSSIAN CAPTURE BOLT ACTION RIFLE. Cal. 8mm Mauser. S# 6944K. Bbl. 23 5/8". Matching numbers on receiver & bbl. Bolt electro penciled to match. Turned down bolt handle. Tangent rear sight graduated to 2000 meters. Inverted V front sight. Import marked on bottom of bbl. Bayonet bar is present. Cleaning rod not present. Milled bands retained by spring. Stamped trigger guard w/ removable floorplate. Locking screws not present. Steel takedown hole. Cup type buttplate. Stock has been re-numbered to match receiver. Replacement leather sling. CONDITION: stock has arsenal rework type finish w/ light wear, scratches & notable loss of wood around buttplate. Metal has arsenal reworked blue finish w/ light wear & scattered scratches. Good shiny bore. (19-5343/RW). 2) RUSSIAN MODEL 91/30 BOLT ACTION RIFLE. Cal. 7.62x54R. S# 9130003838. Bbl. 28 3/4". Rnd. receiver has import marks. Bbl. marked w/ Tula arsenal marking & dated 1943. Tangent rear sight graduated to 2000m. Hooded post front sight. Cleaning rod is present. Flat bands retained by springs. Sling slots & correct Russian web sling. Hardwood stock set. Buttstock has partially obscured mark on right side. Lg. replaced wood repair at toe. CONDITION: stock has well worn arsenal rework finish w/ notable flaking. Metal has arsenal rework finish w/ wear & scattered spots of missing finish. Good shiny bore w/ lightly worn lands. (19-5345/DS). 3) ITALIAN CARCANO BOLT ACTION RIFLE. Cal. 8mm Mauser. S# 3152. Bbl. 17 7/8". Model 91/38 Troop Special modified to 8mm Mauser & marked on top of rear sight "7.9". Bolt handle is marked on top "S". Fixed open rear sight. Blade front sight. Cleaning rod is not present. Bayonet lug on upper band. Bottom sling swivels. Vintage leather sling marked w/ boxed "SA". Trap buttplate. Numbers match on buttstock & bbl. Receiver is electro pencil to match. Hardwood stock set. Stock is made w/ 2 recoil bolts. CONDITION: stock has worn thin finish w/ staining dents & scratches. Repaired chip behind receiver tang. Handguard has lg. repair full length cracks. Metal retains 70% original blue w/ thinning, wear, light oxidation & scratches. Very good shiny bore. (19-5346/RW). ALL CURIO. $400-700.

MITCHELL'S MAUSERS BSW MOD 98 BOLT ACTION RIFLE.

Lot #1604 (Sale Order 609 of 693)

Cal. 8mm Mauser. S# 728. Bbl. 23 3/4". Blade front sight. Tangent rear sight graduated to 2000 meters. Laminated hardwood stock. Flat steel buttplate. Bright bolt. Blued receiver & bbl. Cleaning rod present. Steel takedown hole in buttstock. UNATTACHED ACCESSORIES: reproduction bayonet w/ steel scabbard & leather frog. Leather sling. 2 Leather triple pouch stripper clip holders. Mitchell's Mausers Letter of Provenance. CONDITION: near excellent as factory refinished. (19-2678/JZ). CURIO. $300-600.

DWM GEW 98 BOLT ACTION RIFLE.

Lot #1605 (Sale Order 610 of 693)

Cal. 8mm Mauser. S# 66m. Bbl. 29 1/4". All visible numbers match except rear sight. Straight bolt handle. Receiver marked on left rail "GEW.98". Receiver ring marked "DEUTSCHEWAFFEN-UND MUNITIONSFABRIKEN BERLIN 1917". Lange rear sight graduated to 2000 yds. Inverted V front sight. Cleaning rod is not present. Butt swivel is not present in base. Mismatched hardwood stock set w/ replacement handguard. Buttstock has unmarked disk, marked w/ acceptance marks & "B". CONDITION: stock set has been refinished, but leaving little finish on wood surface. Sanding marks are visible. Staining & notable dent on right side of grip. Handguard does not fit up to rear sight correctly. Bright metal parts turning overall gray & patina w/ oxidation & fine pitting. Bbl. retains 60% w/ thinning wear, oxidation & scattered fine pitting. Shiny, but lightly worn bore. (19-5294/RW). CURIO. $300-500.

UNMARKED GERMAN STYLE BOLT ACTION TRAINING RIFLE.

Lot #1606 (Sale Order 611 of 693)

Cal. 22 LR. S# 19339. Bbl. 25". Numbers match on receiver & bolt. Receiver has additional number "53" at bottom visible when removed from stock, rifle is otherwise unmarked. Dbl. pull trigger. Has German style tangent rear sight graduated to 250m. Sight mounted on dovetail running parallel to bore. Ramp front sight w/ post & globe similar to 91/30 Soviet rifle. Hardwood stock w/ fluted semi beavertail forend. Curved metal buttplate. MAGS: NONE. CONDITION: stock has amateur gunsmith type finish w/ wear staining & scratches throughout. Has crack in bolt knob recess area. Filled holes in bottom of stock line due to removal of swivels. Metal is overall gray & patina w/ wear, oxidation & notable heavy scratches in top center portion of bbl. Very good shiny bore w/ lg. pit at forward edge of chamber area. (19-1171/RW). MODERN. $75-150.

COLT AR15 SP1 RIFLE.

Lot #1607 (Sale Order 612 of 693)

Cal. 223. S# SP208134. Bbl. 16.5". Slab side model SP1 AR-15. Marked "PROPERTY OF U. S. GOVT. COMMANDO CAL.223. MODEL SP1." on left side of Magwell. Left side of receiver above trigger marked " COLT'S FIREARMS DIVISION. COLT INDUSTRIES. HARTFORD, CONN. U.S.A." Safety / selector markings on both sides of receiver are marked "SAFE-FIRE-AUTO". Carry handle upper receiver w/ early E1 rear sight. Front sight is elevation adj. protected post. 5" Threaded slip over XM-177 style flash hider. 2 Position, metal collapsible rear stock. Plastic pistol grip. 6" rnd. carbine handguard w/ flat delta ring interface. Early style 2 point nylon sling. MAGS: 1 Brownell's 30 rd. aluminum. CONDITION: upper & lower receiver have matching gray finish. Bbl. finish is darker black matching the front sight post, gas block & muzzle brake. Dark black finish on stock reminiscent of the early original carbines. All engraving filled w/ white highlight & any after market engraving is uniform in size & depth to the original. Large front takedown pin like all early Colt AR-15 variants. Bore is shiny w/ good rifling & firing mechanism functions properly when cycled by hand. PROVENANCE: Mark Genovese Collection. (19-3292/JZ). MODERN. $1,500-2,500.

FRANKLIN ARMORY LIBERTAS RIFLE.

Lot #1608 (Sale Order 613 of 693)

Cal. 17 WSM. S# R-06753. Bbl. 20" heavy dark blue finish. Black 12.5" free floating tubular handguard. Matching upper & lower receiver finished in dark green. Heavily beveled mag well. Brass deflector. Rnd. forward assist. Flat top. Burris P.E.P.R. scope base & rings. Each scope ring has 1" picatinny rail section on top for additional accessory mounting. Black Magpul MOE Rifle stock w/ hinged compartment. Black rubber ERGO pistol grip. MAGS: 1-10 rd. UNATTACHED ACCESSORIES: Franklin Armory hard black case & owners manual. CONDITION: shiny bore w/ good rifling. Finish on handguard demonstrates light usage. Bbl. finish is smooth & consistent. Receiver finish demonstrates light thinning below dust cover & in areas of flattop indicating prior mounting points. Fire control group appears to function properly when cycled by hand. (19-3730/JZ). MODERN. $1,500-2,000.

IMI / ACTION ARMS UZI MODEL 45 SEMI AUTO CARBINE.

Lot #1609 (Sale Order 614 of 693)

Cal. 45 ACP. S# 001621. Bbl. 16 1/2". Protected post elevation adj. front sight. Factory bayonet lug. L style windage adj. rear sight. Closed bolt semi auto design. Backstrap safety. Factory under folding stock. Factory sling swivel on left side of receiver. MAGS: 1-16 rd. mag. CONDITION: receiver finish is very dark & uniform throughout w/ very few light handling marks. Bbl. exterior shows light wear. Very good bore w/ strong rifling. (19-2719/JZ). MODERN. $1,200-1,800.

VULCAN V50SS BOLT ACTION SINGLE SHOT RIFLE.

Lot #1610 (Sale Order 615 of 693)

Cal. 50 BMG. S# B8869. Bbl. 29" over muzzle brake. Single shot bolt action. Shell holder style single shot mechanism. Parkerized finish. 6" Picatinny rail attached to top of receiver. Tube stock design. CONDITION: appears to be used w/ wear in contact areas & sm. marks due to storage & normal handling. Good bore w/ well pronounced rifling. (19-2782/JZ). MODERN. $1,000-1,500.

2 AR-15 STYLE SEMI AUTO RIFLES.

Lot #1611 (Sale Order 616 of 693)

1) SAA SA-15. Cal. 5.56mm. S# JT006328. Bbl. 17 3/8" over 3 prong flash suppressor w/ 1 in 7 twist. 4 Position collapsible stock. Flat top upper receiver w/ picatinny rail. Adj. YHM folding rear sight. Folding adj. post front sight. Has bayonet lug. Sling swivels. Rnd. forward assist. Brass deflector. Lower receiver marked "MULTI". MAGS: 1-30 rd. GI. CONDITION: rifle has scattered handling marks & spots of missing finish where upper & lower meet & rail edges. Bolt release exhibits notable wear. Good bore w/ slightly darkened appearance. (19-3154/RW). 2) ANDERSON AM-15. Cal. 223 Rem. S# 14080923. Bbl. 21 1/4" over cage type flash suppressor & marked on top "WW 5.56 1/7". Lower receiver marked "ANDERSON MFG AM-15 CAL. .223 / 5.56mm". Flat top upper receiver w/ detachable carry handle. A2 style rear sight. A2 style post front sight. Has bayonet lug. Sling swivels. Handguards replaced by 4 rail system. A2 style buttstock w/ trap. A2 pistol grip. Rnd. forward assist. Brass deflector. MAGS: 2 Magpul new in factory packaging. CONDITION: buttstock has stained appearance. Balance of metal shows scattered wear & scratches. Pins in front sight appear to be hobbyist gunsmith replacements w/ wear, dents & scratches. Very good shiny bore. (19-3156/RW). BOTH MODERN. $1,000-1,600.

DPMS LR-308 RIFLE

Lot #1612 (Sale Order 617 of 693)

1) LR-308. Cal. 308 Win. S# FFK006467. Bbl. 16" w/ heavy muzzle brake. Flat top upper receiver w/ 20" overall top rail length including free floated 4 position rail system. UTG protected post front sight. Elevation & windage adj. rear sight. Metal skeletonized front pistol grip. Hogue rear pistol grip. Dust cover, brass deflector & forward assist. 6 Position collapsible stock. MAGS: 1 Magpul 20 rd. CONDITION: exterior finish mostly unblemished w/ very faint rack wear on bbl. Shiny bore w/ strong rifling. (19-859/JZ). 2) A15. Cal. 223 Rem.-5.56mm. S# FH90443. Bbl. 16" w/ 1 in 9 stainless free floating. Heavy bbl. Flat top upper receiver. Free floating front handguard. Dust cover, brass deflector & rnd. forward assist. 3-9x50mm Tasco World Class scope w/ duplex reticle on Kwik Site see through mounts. MAGS: 1-30 rd. mag. CONDITION: exterior finish mostly unblemished w/ very faint rack wear on bbl. Shiny bore w/ crisp rifling. (19-868/JZ). BOTH MODERN. $1,000-1,500.

SIG SAUER MODEL 716 SEMI AUTO RIFLE.

Lot #1613 (Sale Order 618 of 693)

Cal. 7.62 NATO. S# 22C014388. Bbl. 16". Has muzzle brake. MagPul flip up BUIS front & rear. 6 Position collapsible stock. Compartmentalized to hold four 123 lithium batteries in 2 separate compartments. FAB LTD AG-43 pistol grip.3 OD green rail covers. 17" Mil-Std regulated top rail. 7 1/2" Railed forend. Ambidextrous mag. release. Brass deflector. Rnd. forward assist. Adj. gas piston system. MAGS: 1 Magpul 20 rd. CONDITION: overall appears well maintained w/ minimal rack wear. High edge wear to finish on buttstock. Bright shiny bore w/ sharp rifling. (19-845/JZ). MODERN. $1,000-1,500.

2 AR STYLE SEMI AUTO RIFLES.

Lot #1614 (Sale Order 619 of 693)

1) DPMS LR-308. Cal. 308 Win. S# 96558. Bbl. 17 1/2" over solid bottom A2 style flash suppressor. Bbl. marked on bottom "DPMS 7.62x51 1-10". Receiver marked "DPMS CAL 308 MOD. LR-308". Collapsible 5 position buttstock. Flat top upper receiver w/ picatinny rail. 4 Rail short handguard. Gas block has rail top. Rnd. forward assist w/ integral brass deflector. MAGS: none. CONDITION: overall shows very light wear & handling marks. Very good shiny bore. (19-3339/RW). 2) AERO PRECISION MODEL X15. Cal. 5.56 NATO. S# USA21300. Bbl. 17 1/4" over A2 style flash hider. Bbl. marked on top "5.56 NATO 1:8". Lower receiver marked "MODEL X15 CAL MULTI". Flat top upper receiver w/ picatinny rail. Free floating handguard w/ regulated 18" rail & key mod slots. UTC illuminated scope. Collapsible 5 position buttstock. A2 style pistol grip. Rnd. forward assist. Brass deflector. MAGS: none. CONDITION: very good overall w/ scattered handling marks & sm. scratches. Very good shiny bore. (19-3391/RW). BOTH MODERN. $900-1,200.

2 AR-15 STYLE SEMI AUTO CARBINES; RUGER & DPMS.

Lot #1615 (Sale Order 620 of 693)

1) RUGER MODEL AR-556. Cal. 5.56mm NATO. S# 851-92583. Bbl. is 16.1”; hammer forged w/ 1-8 twist plus Ruger flash hider. Mfg. 2016 w/ catalog no. 08500 in Mayodan, NC. Nicely redesigned AR style front sight w/ serrated non reflective face plus built in bayonet lug & provision for push button detachable swivel. Shorty rnd. Handguards w/ Ruger logos. Picatinny rail w/ Ruger logo flip up rear sight having features of MBUS & A2 sights. Grooved grip w/ ergonomic style plus large trigger guard for gloved use. 6 Position carbine buttstock. Lower receiver w/out any cal. designation nor “Multi”. GIO functioning & single stage trigger. MAGS: 1 factory supplied 30 rd. PMAG. UNATTACHED ACCESSORIES: factory box & packaging including front sight tool. CONDITION: all aspects near excellent appearing new. (19-3923/NW). 2) DPMS MODEL G2 AP4. Cal. 7.62X51mm NATO (308 Win.). S# AA001212. Bbl. is chrome lined lightweight 16” w/ Cancellation brake flash hider. Introduced 2014 w/ Teflon coated forged anodized receiver & lower. Lower marked "Model - LR-G2" & "Multi". AR style front sight w/ bayonet lug & swivel; MBUS flip up rear sight on Picatinny rail of receiver. Rnd. Shorty handguards, A2 style pistol grip & 6 position M4 collapsible carbine buttstock. MAGS: 1 factory 20 rd. UNATTACHED ACCESSORIES: factory box w/ packaging. CONDITION: all aspects near excellent, appears new w/ promotional tags & wraps still attached. (19-3975/NW). BOTH MODERN. $900-1,300.

COLT MATCH TARGET HBAR SEMI AUTO RIFLE.

Lot #1616 (Sale Order 621 of 693)

Cal. 223 Rem. S# CCH036765. Bbl. 20" Colt factory HBAR w/ 1 in 9 twist. Bbl. date stamp under top handguard "10-03". A2 handguards. Protected post elevation adj. front sight. Removable carry handle w/ windage & elevation adj. peep sight. Flat top upper receiver w/ rnd. forward assist & brass deflector. Dual push pin lower receiver. Left side of mag. well marked "MATCH TARGET COMPETITION HBAR". Left side also marked "COLT DEFENSE HARTFORD CONN. U.S.A.". A2 trapdoor buttstock. Dark black anodized finish on both receivers. Tapered delta ring. Front & rear sling swivels. MAGS: 1 aluminum 30 rd. UNATTACHED ACCESSORIES: original box. Colt Match Target rifle safety & instruction manual. Black nylon sling. Cleaning rods. Carry handle style scope mount w/ rings holding NCStar 3-9x42 E sight. CONDITION: exterior shows only minor handling marks on receivers & furniture. Bright bore w/ sharp rifling. (19-5305/JZ). MODERN. $600-1,000.

SPRINGFIELD M1A SOCOM 16 RIFLE.

Lot #1617 (Sale Order 622 of 693)

Cal. 308. S#171164. Bbl. 17.75" over muzzle break. SOCOM 16, semi automatic version of the iconic Springfield M14. Black synthetic stocks. Stock includes traditional flip up metal buttpad which conceals trap door. Front sight, fixed protected post. Rear sight, protected peep, 2x adj. for windage & elevation. Forward of the receiver is a 4" rail section for mounting scout style, forward mounted optics. Sling mounting points front & rear below stock. Stripper clip guide. MAGS: 4-20 rnd. UNATTACHED ACCESSORIES: Pelican 1720 hard case, w/ custom cut foam for rifle 4 mags & other unidentified accessories. Springfield Armory receiver mount w/ 6" picatinny rail. CONDITION: shiny bore w/ strong rifling. Surface finish is solid w/ only noticeable thinning in areas of mechanical operation. Only minor light scratches & handling marks. Stock finish is thin as would be expected inside the mag well area. Fire control mechanism appears to function correctly when cycled by hand. (19-4809/JZ). MODERN. $900-1,400.

COLT SP 1 RIFLE.

Lot #1618 (Sale Order 623 of 693)

Cal. 223. S# SP52300. Bbl. 20". 1975 Mfg. slab side lower receiver marked "COLT AR-15". Carry handle upper receiver w/ tear drop forward assist. E1 rear sights flip up L type. Protected post front sight. Adj. elevation. Full heavy bbl. of unknown origin stamped "556". A2 style hand guards w/ tapered delta ring. A1 style flash hider. Trap door buttstock. Original Colt 3x20 scope as designed for the AR15 w/ mount utilizing carry handle. UNATTACHED ACCESSORIES: original Colt AR15 owners manual. MAGS: 1-20 rd. aluminum mag. & 3-30 rd. aluminum. CONDITION: shiny bore w/ strong rifling. Upper & lower receiver finish appears as original w/ out any major blemish. Glass in scope is clear & retical is sharp & bold. Fire control group appears to function correctly when cycled by hand. (19-4200/JZ). MODERN. $900-1,400.

COLT SP1 AR-15 RIFLE.

Lot #1619 (Sale Order 624 of 693)

Cal. 223. S# SP28966. Bbl. 20". Nice early SP1 rifle mfg. in 1973. Light gray, matching & receivers. Slab side lower receiver. Upper receiver correctly has no forward assist or brass deflector. Rear trapdoor stock appears to be period correct as well as beaver tail triangular handguards & straight walled Delta ring. Front sight elevation adj. protected post w/ bayonet lug. Flip Up E1 style windage adj. rear sight. A2 style flash hider appears to have been "Upgraded" at some point. Green canvas sling. CONDITION: finish on exposed metal surfaces is consistent w/ complete coverage & very few marks w/ the exception of an expected light scratch where the dust cover rubs on the magwell when open. Clean bore w/ good rifling. Furniture has very few handling marks, matching the finish on the rest of the gun. Later added muzzle break displays gouging where it appears a screwdriver type tool may have been chosen over the proper wrench during installation. (19-4951/JZ). MODERN. $1,200-1,800.

COLT SPORTER LIGHTWEIGHT SEMI AUTO RIFLE

Lot #1620 (Sale Order 625 of 693)

Cal. 7.62x39. S# LH004289. This is an interesting transitional version of the Colt Sporter rifles. While some features are indicative of pre ban guns, others are normally on post ban guns. This has a combination of both. 16" Threaded bbl. w/ 1 in 12 twist marked "C MP 7.62x39 1/12" w/ A1 flash hider. Early Colt carry handle upper receiver w/ E2 rear sight. Elevation adj. protected post front sight w/out bayonet lug. Lower receiver contains blind pinned Colt block. Bolt carrier slotted all the way through & Colt marked. Full length A2 buttstock w/ trap door. Rnd. forward assist. Brass deflector. MAGS: 1 factory Colt 20 rd. mag. w/ factory 5 rd. block. UNATTACHED ACCESSORIES: GI cleaning kit in buttstock. CONDITION: exterior finish shows moderate wear as is usually seen on the period of firearm. Good bore w/ very strong rifling. (19-2663/JZ). MODERN. $900-1,400.

COLT SPORTER MATCH HBAR SEMI AUTO RIFLE.

Lot #1621 (Sale Order 626 of 693)

Cal. 223. S# SP249475. Bbl. 21 1/8" including solid bottom flash suppressor. A2 adj. rear sight, square post front sight, solid buttstock, rnd. handguards, pistol grip w/ finger extension, rnd. forward assist & shell deflector. Made w/out bayonet lug. Heavy bbl. marked on top "C.MP 5.56 NATO 1/7 HBAR". Semi auto specific front pin. Black nylon sling. MAGS: 1 Orlite 25 rd. CONDITION: rifle has scattered scratches & handling marks notable on right side of lower & buttstock. Very good shiny bore. (19-5338/RW). MODERN. $600-1,000.

COLT PRE-BAN SPORTER TARGET R6551 SEMI AUTO RIFLE.

Lot #1622 (Sale Order 627 of 693)

Cal. 223 Rem. S# ST 028744. Bbl. 20" heavy target style w/ reduced dimensions under rnd. handguards; marked "C NP 5.56 NATO 1/7". Rifle buttstock, forward assist, late finger grooved grip, shell deflector, A2 flash hider & carry handle w/ A2 sights. S# ST038100 & below are pre bans. MAGS: 1 very good used "Colt AR-15" marked 20 rd. UNATTACHED ACCESSORIES: correct blue label box w/ green sticker marked "Colt 1006038". Box has shop wear & some wide clear tape. CONDITION: an occasional sm. handling mark but overall near excellent appearing new & unfired. (19-2590/NW). MODERN. $1,000-1,500.

COLT AR15 SP1 SPORTER SEMI AUTO RIFLE.

Lot #1623 (Sale Order 628 of 693)

Cal. 223. S# SP83585. Bbl. 21 1/4" including cage type flash suppressor. Left side of lower receiver markings include "COLT FIREARMS DIVISION COLT AR15 CAL. .223 MODEL SP1". Fixed buttstock. Triangular handguards. Grip does not have finger groove. Flip up rear sight. Post front sight. Bbl. marked on top "C.MP CHROME BORE". Bayonet lug. Made w/out brass deflector & forward assist. Semi auto specific front pin. Nylon sling. S# indicates 1978 mfg. MAGS: 1 Colt marked 20 rd. CONDITION: stock set has light wear & scattered handling marks. Metal has light wear & scattered scratches. Good bore w/ appearance of lightly worn lands. (19-5339/RW). MODERN. $800-1,200.

GROUP INDUSTRIES / VECTOR ARMS UZI SEMI AUTO

Lot #1624 (Sale Order 629 of 693)

CARBINE 2 CALIBER SET. Cal. 9mm Luger / 41 AE. (currently 9mm Luger). S# 504688. 16" Bbl. Closed bolt semi auto variant of the iconic Israeli SMG. Original Hebrew markings on safety selector switch. Grip safety. Protected post front sight. L style rear peep sight. Folding stock. MAGS: 1 factory 25 rd 9mm mag., 1 -20 rd. 41 AE mag. UNATTACHED ACCESSORIES: short bbl. stub for display (not considered SBR). Canvas sling. Sight adjustment tool. UZI owner's manual. 41 AE bbl. UZI factory plastic carry case. CONDITION: appearance outward & internal seem almost new aside from minor handling marks. Near excellent bore. (19-2652/JZ). MODERN. $800-1,400.

CUSTOM MEGA ARMS GATOR AR-15 TYPE RIFLE.

Lot #1625 (Sale Order 630 of 693)

Cal. 5.56 NATO. S# MUR 20399. 16" Bbl. w/ 1 in 7 twist. Barrett flat top barreled upper receiver w/ 15" regulated rail. Keymod mounting system. Flip up Barrett backup iron sights. BCM Gunfighter foregrip. Primary arms 1-6 ACSS scope w/ illuminated reticle on correct low profile mount. Magpul MIAD green pistol grip. Magpul UBR 6 position collapsible stock. Gas piston system. Brass deflector w/ rnd. forward assist. Ambidextrous safety / selector. Geissele trigger. BCM Gunfighter charging handle Mod 4. MAGS: 1 Magpul Gen 2 MOE 30 rd. mag. CONDITION: all aspects near excellent. (19-2699/JZ). MODERN. $800-1,200.

CENTURY ARMS AK STYLE RIFLE / PISTOL COMBO.

Lot #1626 (Sale Order 631 of 693)

1) PAP M85NP. Cal. 5.56mm NATO. S# M85-NP000123. Bbl. 10 1/2". Krinkov style protected post front sight w/ flip up insert. Rear sight top cover mounted L type notch sight for 200 or 400 meters. 26mm Krinkov style muzzle brake. Wood forend. Utilizes standard AR-15 mags. MAGS: 1 new gen 3 Pmag 30 rd. mag. UNATTACHED ACCESSORIES: original box & owner's manual. CONDITION: tags still on it indicating it is new. All aspects near excellent. (19-2801/JZ). 2) CENTURION 39. Cal. 7.62x39. S# 39NC07687. Threaded 16" bbl. w/ chevron muzzle brake. Protected post front sight. Ladder rear sight graduated to 800 meters. Milled receiver. Magpul MOE pistol grip. I.O. Inc. forend w/ 4" mounting rail at 6 o'clock. Synthetic aftermarket buttstock. MAGS: 1 Magpul Pmag 30 rd. mag. CONDITION: finish overall appears dark & retains full coverage w/ only marks at friction point at safety selector. Very good bore w/ sharp rifling. (19-2830/JZ). BOTH MODERN. $800-1,400.

2 SEMI AUTO RIFLES.

Lot #1627 (Sale Order 632 of 693)

1) AERO PRECISION X-15. Cal. 5.56mm. S# USA33110. Bbl. 17 5/8" Bbl. over flash suppressor. Lower receiver marked "AERO PRECISION INC". Flat top receiver w/ picatinny rail. Folding AR-15 tactical tritium rear sight. Folding post front sight w/ protective ears. Solid bottom flash suppressor w/ 2 rectangular ports. 4 Rail handguards w/ green synthetic rail covers. 4 Position collapsible buttstock. Magpul pistol grip. Rnd. forward assist. Brass deflector. MAGS: 1 synthetic Master Molder 10 rd. mag. Mag. retainer has been modified. 1 Blackhawk 30 rd. stainless mag. in factory packaging. CONDITION: very good overall condition w/ scattered spots of light wear. Very good shiny bore. (19-3155/RW). 2) DPMS A-15. Cal. 223 Rem. S# FH43112. Bbl. 17 1/2" bbl. over solid bottom cage type flash suppressor. Marked on bottom "DPMS 5.56 1-9". Lower receiver marked "DPMS PANTHER ARMS". Flat top upper receiver w/ detachable carry handle & A2 style rear sight. A2 style post front sight. Short handguards. 4 Position collapsible buttstock. Rnd. forward assist. Brass deflector. MAGS: 1 Brownells 10 rd. mag. 1 Magpul synthetic 10 rd. mag. CONDITION: very good overall showing several scattered spots of missing finish. Good bore w/ light wear to lands. (19-3157/RW). BOTH MODERN. $800-1,200.

STAG ARMS STAG 15 SEMI AUTO RIFLE.

Lot #1628 (Sale Order 633 of 693)

Cal. 9mm Luger. S# 80273. Bbl. 16" w/ A2 style flash hider. YHM rail forend. Rubber rail covers at 3, 6 & 9 o'clock. Stream light TLR-1 weapon light mounted at 6 o'clock. Sling swivel mounted at 12 o'clock to front rail. 4 Position Magpul collapsible stock. Carry handle upper receiver w/ E2 style windage & elevation adj. rear sight. Protected post elevation adj. front sight. Extended latch charging handle. 9mm Colt style mag. well insert (compliance fit, not pinned) installed in standard 5.56mm Stag 15 lower receiver. 9mm Brass deflector. Extended takedown pins & mag. release. Custom fire control markings "Safe", "Fire" & "auto" on both sides. Right side mag. well has M10 over palm tree & "MAUKA AMMO" logo. Magpul MIAD pistol grip w/ compartment for two 123 lithium batteries. MAGS: 1-30 rd. Promag polymer mag. UNATTACHED ACCESSORIES: pistol grip contains several 9mm specific spare parts including extractor, firing pin & several roll pins. CONDITION: both sides of receiver show a few light handling marks. Shiny bore w/ strong rifling. PROVENANCE: Mark Genovese Collection. (19-3284/JZ). MODERN. $800-1,200.

2 AR-15 STYLE SEMI AUTO RIFLES.

Lot #1629 (Sale Order 634 of 693)

1) RUGER 556. Cal. 5.56mm NATO. S# 855.00383. Bbl. 17 3/8" over cage type flash suppressor. Bbl. marked on top "5.56 NATO 1-8". Lower receiver marked "RUGER MAYODAN, NC AR-556". Flat top upper w/ rail. Truglo scope w/ illuminated red & green circle dot reticle. Front sight assembly has been removed by cutting above gas block. 4 Position sliding stock. Stock, handguards & pistol grip marked "Magpul". Rifle has green finish. Rnd. forward assist. Brass deflector. MAGS: 1 Pmag 30 rd. CONDITION: overall good condition w/ light wear, scratches & handling marks. Optics appear clear & serviceable. Good shiny bore. (19-3347/RW). 2) BUSHMASTER XM15-E2S. Cal. 223 Rem. S# BFI419298. Bbl. 17 1/2" over A2 style flash suppressor. Lower receiver marked "BFI WINDHAM, ME". Carry handle upper receiver w/ slip up rear sight. Post front sight. Has bayonet lug. Camo stock set w/ short handguards. Solid buttstock w/ trap. MAGS: 1-30 rd. BFI mag. CONDITION: rifle shows very light wear & scattered scratches w/ notable scratches on left side of lower over trigger. Very good shiny bore. (19-3396/RW). BOTH MODERN. $800-1,200.

2 BUSHMASTER XM15–E2S SEMI AUTO RIFLES.

Lot #1630 (Sale Order 635 of 693)

BOTH: cal. 5.56 mm/223. 1) S# BK5201126. Bbl. 18” over A2 flash suppressor. A2 handguard w/ bayonet lug. Integral Picatinny accessory rail. Bushmaster collapsible buttstock. Sling swivels. MAGS: 1 – 30 rd. CONDITION: overall very good w/ a few scattered handling marks. Very good bright bore w/ sharp rifling. (19-3348/ZAL). 2) S# L309872. Bbl. 18 over A2 flash suppressor. A2 handguard, front sight w/ bayonet lug & buttstock. Integral A2 w/ adj. sight. MAGS: 1 – 30 rd. CONDITION: overall good w/ some scratches & handling marks. Very good bright bore w/ sharp rifling. (19-3350/ZAL). BOTH MODERN. $800 – 1,200.

ARMALITE AR-180 RIFLE.

Lot #1631 (Sale Order 636 of 693)

Cal. 5.56mm. S# S24719. Bbl.18". Original ArmaLite AR-18 was designed in 1963 in CA. as a potential alternative for the U.S. military. When it started to look as though it would not be adopted as a standard service rifle production was licensed to Howa Machinery Co. in Japan where they began production in 1967. Because military sales to U.S. were effected by American-Japanese treaty agreements that forbid Japan in selling arms to "belligerent nations", it was determined rifles could not be sold to the U.S. due to our involvement in Vietnam. In 1974 ArmaLite & Sterling Ltd. in England signed a production agreement to manufacture both the AR-18 & the AR-180 (the semi automatic commercial version) & started manufacturing rifles in 1975. This particular example was mfg. for ArmaLite Inc. in Costa Mesa, CA. by Sterling in England under ArmaLite patents. It is a gas operated piston driven semi auto rifle w/ a left side folding stock. Front sight is an elevation adj. protected post. Rear sight is a windage adj. dual aperture peep sight. The rifle is charged by a reciprocating handle on the right side of the rifle. Ambidextrous safety selector controls, black plastic furniture it has the proper muzzle brake & the bayonet lug attached w/ black canvas sling. MAGS: 1-30 rd. aluminum body AR15 mag. CONDITION: bluing is complete on all exposed metal surfaces w/ minor scratches in areas of moving parts such as safety selector. Receivers display evidence of a light patina w/out degradation of the finish. Stock locks secure in open & closed positions. Bbl. displays some fowling though rifling still appears quite well pronounced. All aspects of operating system appear to function correctly when cycled by hand. (19-865/JZ). MODERN. $800-1,200.

PRE BAN COLT AR-15 9MM SEMI AUTO CARBINE.

Lot #1632 (Sale Order 637 of 693)

Cal. 9mm NATO. S# TA02532. 16" Chrome lined bbl. w/ flash hider. Factory AR-15 9mm carbine. Factory pinned block in mag. well. E1 Rear sight, windage adj.. Protected post elevation adj. front sight. 2 Position collapsible plastic stock. Slab side lower receiver. No brass deflector or forward assist. 2 Point nylon sling. MAGS: 2 Palmetto 32 rd. CONDITION: original factory finish shows minimal receiver wear. Bbl. finish shows some staining. Near excellent bore. (19-870/JZ). MODERN. $800-1,200.

COLT AR-15 SP1 SEMI AUTO RIFLE.

Lot #1633 (Sale Order 638 of 693)

Cal. 223 Rem. S# SP155460. Bbl. 20". Early slab side receiver mfg. 1982. 2 Piece front pin. No brass deflector or forward assist on correct era upper receiver. 3 Prong flash hider. Trapdoor buttstock containing original cleaning kit in rubber bag. Pencil bbl. w/ early straight wall delta ring & beavertail handguards. Standard protected post elevation adj. front sight w/ bayonet lug attached. Windage adj. E1 rear sight protected peep & carry handle. Added to the fire control markings of "SAFE"-"FIRE" is "SET" at approx. 11 o'clock position. When desiring to utilize this setting, the firearm is charged & selector is positioned on "SET", then trigger is squeezed. Return selector to "FIRE" to shoot. The fire control group is a modified GI trigger system. Correct SP1 cut bolt carrier. Black nylon sling. MAGS: none. CONDITION: lower receiver markings had at one point been colored w/ white & only trace amounts remain. Finish on all exposed metal surfaces is complete, aside from normal handling, use & scratches. Furniture appears to be largely unblemished w/ the handguards illustrating rub wear toward the muzzle end. Clean bore w/ strong rifling. Fire control group appears to function correctly when cycled by hand. (19-843/JZ). MODERN. $750-1,000.

RUGER AR-556 & DPMS A15 RIFLES.

Lot #1634 (Sale Order 639 of 693)

1) RUGER AR-556. Cal. 5.56mm NATO. S# 851-01977. 16" Standard profile 1 in 8 twist bbl. w/ Ruger proprietary flash hider. Protected post elevation adj. front sight w/ bayonet lug. Back up iron sight. Flat top upper receiver w/ brass deflector & rnd. forward assist. 6 Position collapsible stock. MAGS: 1-30 rd. mag. CONDITION: overall very good exterior w/ a few scattered handling marks. Near excellent bore. (19-2597/JZ). 2) DPMS A15. Cal. 223 Rem. / 5.56mm NATO. S# FH216281. 16" M4 profile 1 in 1 twist w/ A2 style flash hider. Quad rail system. Flat top upper receiver. Brass deflector. Rnd. forward assist. 6 Position collapsible stock. MAGS: 1-30 rd. mag. CONDITION: receiver has dark finish w/ even coverage throughout showing only light rack marks. Quad rail shows marks & finish loss through different mounting options. Shiny bore w/ well defined rifling. (19-2597/JZ). BOTH MODERN. $700-1,100.

2 CJA SKS SEMI AUTO RIFLES.

Lot #1635 (Sale Order 640 of 693)

1) Cal. 7.62x39. S# 1113642. Bbl. 16 1/2". Choate style right side folding polymer stock. Polymer handguard. Elevation adj. protected post front sight. Elevation adj. tangent rear sight. AR-15 A1 style flash hider. 2 Point nylon sling. Stow away type pistol grip. MAGS: 1 Tapco 20 rd. polymer mag. UNATTACHED ACCESSORIES: front sight adjustment tool. CONDITION: overall exterior finish near excellent. Shiny bore w/ sharp rifling. (19-3321/JZ). 2) Cal. 7.62x39. S# 7040427. Bbl. 16 1/2". Choate style right side folding polymer stock. Polymer handguard. Elevation adj. protected post front sight. Elevation adj. tangent rear sight. AR-15 A1 style flash hider. 2 Point nylon sling. Stow away type pistol grip. MAGS: 1 Tapco 20 rd. polymer mag. UNATTACHED ACCESSORIES: front sight adjustment tool. Oil bottle. Cleaning rod. Factory box. CONDITION: overall exterior finish near excellent. Shiny bore w/ sharp rifling. PROVENANCE: Mark Genovese Collection. (19-3322/JZ). BOTH MODERN. $600-1,000.

DPMS A-15 SEMI AUTO CARBINE.

Lot #1636 (Sale Order 641 of 693)

Cal. 223 Rem. S# F299964. Bbl. 17 5/8" over A2 style flash suppressor. Flat top upper w/ picatinny rail. Upper marked "DPMS". Upper fitted w/ CP Tactical illuminated sight. Sight mark laser sight mounted on top forend rail. 4 Rail ventilated forend. A2 style front sight assembly w/ bayonet lug. 5 Position collapsible DPMS buttstock. Brass deflector. Rnd. forward assist. MAGS: 1-30 rd. marked "D&H". CONDITION: very good overall w/ occasional scattered scratches & light handling marks. Lasers are functional. Near excellent shiny bore. (19-4807/RW). MODERN. $600-1,000.

MCKAY ME-SA 85 RIFLE.

Lot #1637 (Sale Order 642 of 693)

Cal. 7.62x39. S# SA00592. Bbl. 16". Left hand threaded w/ slotted muzzle break. Under folding stock. Blonde wood. Cleaning rod. Green canvas sling. Front sight elevation adj. protected post. Rear sight tangent sight mounted on rear trunnion adj. to 1,000 meters. All exposed metal surfaces painted black. Folding stock locks up tight in both open & closed positions. MAGS: 1-75 rd. drum, 2 steel 30 rd., 5-30 rd. pmag., 1-20 rd. pmag. CONDITION: wood furniture void of any obvious cracks or dings. Black painted finish appears to have been missed on a few spots forward of the hand guard & on portion of cleaning rod. Bayonet lug appears as though it may have been modified in some capacity. Fire control group appears to function properly when cycled by hand. (19-3152/JZ). MODERN. $500-700.

ROMANIAN GP WASR-10/63 SEMI AUTO RIFLE.

Lot #1638 (Sale Order 643 of 693)

Cal. 7.62x39. S# OP4438. Bbl. 17", includes slant cut flash suppressor. Receiver marked on left side "GP WASR-10/63 Cal 7.62x39mm" also has arrow in pyramid & "1965". Right side marked "MADE BY CN ROMARM SA / CUGIR IN ROMANIA IMPORTED CAI GEORGIA VT". Tangent rear sight graduated to 1000m. Post front sight w/ protective ears. Tapco trigger. Cleaning rod is present. Dovetail scope mt. on left side of receiver. Aftermarket composite pistol grip. Laminated buttstock & forend w/ solid hardwood handguard. Leather sling. MAGS: 1 detachable 30 rd. UNATTACHED ACCESSORIES: cleaning kit in butt. CONDITION: stock & metal finish has light wear & handling marks. Good shiny bore. (19-5350/RW). CURIO. $500-800.

ANDERSON MFG AM-15 SEMI AUTO RIFLE.

Lot #1639 (Sale Order 644 of 693)

Cal. 5.56 NATO. S# 17090482. Bbl. 16" w/ A2 style flash hider. MBUS front & rear flip up sights. Front sight is protected post adj. for elevation. Rear is protected peep adj. for windage w/ flip up fine peep. 6 Position collapsible stock. regulated rail w/ key mod mounting. Providing 20+" of picatinny rail. Flat top upper receiver w/ brass deflector & rnd. forward assist. M16 cut bolt. Aftermarket trigger system. Ambidextrous tomahawk charging handle. Hex Mag rubber pistol grip. MAGS: 1-30 rd. aluminum. CONDITION: anodizing coverage is complete on both receivers as well as all accessories aside from light scratches on lower receiver. Shiny bore w/ well pronounced rifling. (19-873/JZ). MODERN. $500-700.

ITM ARMS CO. MK 99 RIFLE.

Lot #1640 (Sale Order 645 of 693)

Cal. 7.62x39. S# 0006436. Bbl. 16" over the muzzle break which appears to be permanently attached. This is a Hungarian AMD 65 parts kit that has been assembled on an ITM Arms receiver. Right side folding T style wire stock. Metal ventilated front hand guard & forward vertical grip. Metal surfaces have been painted black while wooden grips both retain their natural finish. Left side front & rear sling swivels. Front sight elevation adj. protected post. Rear sight tangent adj. to 800 meters. It appears that this rifle was assembled by an individual as there are stampings on both sides of receiver. Right side stampings include "7.62x39 S. BOELENS HR 5039". Left side receiver markings include "DOVER FOXCROFT ME" as well as original front trunnion number "DZ0590". MAGS: 1-40 rd. CONDITION: black paint on metal surfaces appears thick & consistent w/ scratches & thinning on high areas & at mechanical intersection such as safety over the receiver. Stock locks up reasonably tight. Mechanism appears to function correctly when tightened by hand.(19-3351/JZ). MODERN. $400-600.

CENTURY ARMS C91 SPORTER RIFLE.

Lot #1641 (Sale Order 646 of 693)

Cal. 308 Win. S# G30027. Bbl. 19". Century Arms mfg. variant of the HK91. Roller delayed blowback operating system. Hooded post front sight. Rear four position drum sight adj. for windage & elevation. Wide forend. Full stock. Pinned, two position S-F clip-on lower group. After market 5" picatinny rail. Black painted finish. MAGS: 1-20 rd. curved CETME. CONDITION: darkening bore displays some pitting. Forearm appears to have been painted & is missing rear clip. Rear butt plate is rough in it's relationship to shoulder stock. Firing mechanism appears to function correctly when cycled by hand. (19-839/JZ). MODERN. $400-700.

CUGIR MODEL AKT-98 SEMI AUTO RIFLE.

Lot #1642 (Sale Order 647 of 693)

Cal. 22 LR. S# AKT98-00388-04. Bbl. 17 1/2". Black painted finish. Protected post front sight. Ladder rear sight graduated to 400 yards. Plastic furniture. Cleaning rod under bbl. Black nylon sling. Full stock. Receiver scope mount. MAGS: 1-10 rd. CONDITION: bbl. & gas tube show moderate thinning finish. Receiver shows scattered moderate scratches, mostly in areas of operational friction. Clean bore w/ good rifling. (19-3337/JZ). MODERN. $350-500.

2 AR-15 STYLE COMPLETE LOWER RECEIVERS.

Lot #1643 (Sale Order 648 of 693)

1) DPMS A-15. Cal. 223 Rem. / 5.56mm. S# DM26702K. As new lower receiver w/ aftermarket drop in trigger group. Extended takedown pins. Extended mag. release. 6 Position collapsible stock w/ recoil pad. Magpul MIAD pistol grip w/ storage compartment for 2 AA batteries. CONDITION: all aspects near excellent. (19-3293/JZ). 2) STAG ARMS STAG-15. Cal. 5.56mm. S# 198495. Extended takedown pins & mag. release. 6 Position collapsible stock. Milspec trigger group. Magpul MIAD pistol grip w/ storage compartment. CONDITION: all aspects near excellent. PROVENANCE: Collection of Mark Genovese. (19-3295/JZ). BOTH MODERN. $400-600.

NRA MODEL 1911 COLT 100TH YEAR SEMI AUTO PISTOL.

Lot #1644 (Sale Order 649 of 693)

Cal. 45 ACP. S# 1911NRA0112. Created for Friends of NRA fund raising events as Gun of the Year for 2011 which was also 100th year of Model 1911 Colt. Variation of Colt's commercially produced 100th Anniversary pistol. Blued government model w/ historical engraved scenes on sides of slide along w/ gold accents; rampant Colt at left rear & script "Colt" at right rear. Mid points of slide have oval gold plaques for 100th year & gun of the year. Laminated rosewood grips laser scroll engraved w/ NRA medallions & gold plated screws. Gold plated bbl. bushing. 1911A1 frame w/ 1911 features of long trigger & grooved flat mainspring housing. Fixed 3 dot sights. MAGS: 2 Colt marked factory 7 rd. UNATTACHED ACCESSORIES: blue cardboard Custom Shop box w/ packaging to include 2011 Friends of NRA info plus white outer sleeve. CONDITION: all aspects near excellent; appears new. PROVENANCE: From the Craig Baravalle Collection of Big Flats, New York. (18-4601/NW). MODERN.$1,200-1,800.

AUTO MAG TDE EL MONTE, CA MODEL 160 SEMI AUTO

Lot #1645 (Sale Order 650 of 693)

PISTOL. Cal. 357 AMP. S# A05238. Bbl. 6.5”. Vent rib ported. Stainless steel finish. Fixed ramp front sight. Adj. square notch rear sight. Serrated front & backstrap. Black checkered synthetic grips. Serrated adj. trigger. UNATTACHED ACCESSORIES: auto mag case & walnut grips. MAGS: 2 – 7 rd. CONDITION: overall near excellent w/ only a few minor handling marks, grips of light wear. Good bore w/ sharp rifling. (19–3616/ZAL). MODERN. $2,000-3,000.

3 SEECAMP SEMI AUTO PISTOL W/ BOXES.

Lot #1646 (Sale Order 651 of 693)

1) MODEL LWS 25. Cal. 25 ACP. S# 2617. Bbl. 2”. Matte stainless steel finish. Checkered black plastic grips. UNATTACHED ACCESSORIES: original box & paperwork. MAGS: 2 – 7 rd. CONDITION: all aspects near excellent. (19-671/ZAL). 2) MODEL LWS 32. Cal. 32 ACP. S# 027230. Bbl. 2”. Stainless steel finish. Checkered black plastic grips. UNATTACHED ACCESSORIES: original box & paperwork, brown leather holster. MAGS: 1 – 6 rd. CONDITION: all aspects near excellent. (19-672/ZAL). 3) MODEL LWS 32. Cal. 32 ACP. S# 14812. Bbl. 2”. Stainless steel finish. Checkered black plastic grips. UNATTACHED ACCESSORIES: original box & paperwork. MAGS: 1 – 6 rd. CONDITION: all aspects near excellent. (19-673/ZAL). ALL MODERN. $1,000 – 1,500.

2 AMT STAINLESS 45 ACP SEMI AUTO PISTOLS.

Lot #1647 (Sale Order 652 of 693)

BOTH: Cal. 45 ACP. Mfg. in Arcadia, CA.. Matte stainless Government style frames, Colt Gold Cup style wide skeletonized triggers w/ over travel adjustment, spur hammers & extended thumb safeties. Grooved flat mainspring housings. Full checkered walnut grips & lightly flared mag. wells. All matte finished except brighter milled finish on sides of slides having grooved Gold Cup style ribs milled for Colt Accro style sights. MAGS: 8 Total. Stainless 7 rd. 1) Unmarked GI style; 2) unmarked Delta Elite style w/ push button base & rnd. top follower; 3-6) "AMT / HARDBALLER" marked bases & 7 rnd. top followers; 7-8) "COLT/.45 AUTO." marked base mags. 1) SKIPPER. S# D00280. Slightly shorter slide & frame giving 3/4" reduction in length w/out typical Commander appearance; 4 1/4" bbl. Smooth faced trigger & front strap. Blued Micro rear sight. Slotted grip screws. Blued sear pivot & mainspring housing pin. UNATTACHED ACCESSORIES: simple white cardboard box w/ matching end label, metal reinforced corners, foam cutout, parts manual & Safariland brochure. CONDITION: very good overall appearance w/ some slight hand wear in grip area & faint scratches on bright area of slide. Near excellent bore. (18-4599/NW). 2) HARDBALLER. S# A04535. Overall appearance of stainless Gold Cup w/ grooved front strap & trigger face. Accro style rear sight. Nicely figured full checkered walnut grips w/ Allen head screws. Very early example; believe S#'s started w/ A 01000. UNATTACHED ACCESSORIES: poor tape repaired box marked 01-00040 w/ parts manual & Safariland brochure. CONDITION: all aspects near excellent. PROVENANCE: From the Craig Baravalle Collection of Big Flats, New York. (18-4600/NW). BOTH MODERN. $750-1,000.

A2 AMT HARDBALLER SEMI AUTO PISTOLS.

Lot #1648 (Sale Order 653 of 693)

BOTH: Cal. 45 ACP. Stainless models copying most features of Colt Gold Cup. Pebble grained wrap around rubber grips. Extended slide stops, thumb safeties, grip safeties & mag. releases. Wide Gold Cup style triggers w/ over travel stops. Wide spur 1911 style hammers. Throated 5" bbls. MAGS: TOTAL of 2 stainless 7 rd. w/ rnd. top followers. 1 Pachmayr w/ rubber bumper pad & 1 plain unmarked. 1) HARDBALLER II. S# A36796. Government profile rnd. top slide w/ Millett style dual crimp white dot front sight & Elliason style 2 dot rear. Grips have AMT logo. Matte finished. Mfg. in CA., Irwindale. Black aluminum flat grooved mainspring housings. UNATTACHED ACCESSORIES: fair silver cardboard box numbered B20471. Cracked interior plastic & duct tape on edges; w/ paperwork. CONDITION: all aspects near excellent including bore; faint firing residue in action. (19-2045/NW). 2) HARDBALLER. S# A26568. Gold Cup style slide w/ grooved raised rib having slant cut square faced stainless front sight; rear appears Ruger adj. Grips are marked "Supreme”. Matte finished having bright machine sides of slide. Mfg. in CA., Covina. Stainless flat grooved mainspring housings. CONDITION: very good overall appearance w/ light marks confined to matte surfaces, especially from improper slide stop installation. Near excellent bore & grips. (19-2054/NW). BOTH MODERN. $650-950.

3 AMT AUTOMAG II STAINLESS SEMI AUTO PISTOLS.

Lot #1649 (Sale Order 654 of 693)

ALL: cal. 22 Mag. Mfg. by Arcadia Machine & Tool Inc. of Irwindale, CA from 1987-2001. Lexan horizontally grooved grips. Millett sights w/ orange faced fronts & white outline adj. rears. Gas assisted blow back actions w/ requirement that ammo not have flake powder; needs ball powder. AMT recommended Winchester ammo or new production CCI. MAGS: 3 stainless 9 rd. TOTAL; 1 for each. UNATTACHED ACCESSORIES: silver factory box w/ paperwork for each. CONDITION: very slight firing residue, all other aspects of all 3 near excellent. 1) S# M12043. Bbl. 6". UNATTACHED ACCESSORIES: copy of letter to AMT dated May 8, 1989 requesting half cock hammers be installed in this pistol & S# M13344. Factory notice dated August 10,1989 stating work performed under warranty. (19-4579/NW). 2) S# M13344. Bbl. 6". UNATTACHED ACCESSORIES: Factory notice dated August 10,1989 stating half cock hammer work performed under warranty. (19-4580/NW). 3) S# H35573. Bbl. 4 1/2". (19-4581/NW). ALL MODERN. $1,200-1,700.

2 COLT 1911 STYLE COMBAT COMMANDER SEMI AUTO

Lot #1650 (Sale Order 655 of 693)

PISTOLS. 1) MODEL O 1991A1 SERIES STAINLESS STEEL. Cal. 45 ACP. S# CJ28862. Bbl. 4.25”. Fixed 3 dot sights. Skeleton hammer. Beaver tail grip safety. Checkered Colt rubber grips. UNATTACHED ACCESSORIES: original box & paperwork. MAGS: 2 – 7 rd. CONDITION: overall near excellent w/ a few scattered handling marks. Bright bore w/ sharp rifling. (19–1919/ZAL). MODERN. 2) MARK IV SERIES 80. Cal. 45 ACP. S# FC10262E. Bbl. 4.25”. Fixed 3 dot sights. Skeleton hammer. Three hole aluminum trigger. Beaver tail grip safety. Checkered Colt medallion walnut grips. Blued finish. MAGS: 1 – 8 rd. CONDITION: overall very good metal finish w/ high edge wear & majority of finish loss on front strap & grip safety. Scratch from takedown lever. Bright bore w/ lightly worn rifling. (19–2286/ZAL). BOTH MODERN. $1,000 – 1,500.

MAGNUM RESEARCH DESERT EAGLE SEMI AUTO PISTOL.

Lot #1651 (Sale Order 656 of 693)

Cal. 50 AE. S# DK0037401. Bbl. 6” ported w/ integral Picatinny rail. Fixed dovetailed sites. Stainless slide w/ ambidextrous safety. Black finish frame w/ integral Picatinny rail. MAGS: 2 – 7 rd. UNATTACHED ACCESSORIES: original box. CONDITION: all aspects near excellent including bore. (19 – 2744/ZAL). MODERN. $1,000 – 1,500.

2 KIMBER STAINLESS SEMI AUTO PISTOLS.

Lot #1652 (Sale Order 657 of 693)

BOTH: Mfg. in Yonkers, NY w/ matte stainless slides & small parts plus matte aluminum frames. Black checkered grips retained by Allen head screws. Dovetail mounted sights; no snag rears. UNATTACHED ACCESSORIES: factory box / case & packaging for each. CONDITION: all aspects of both near excellent. 1) SOLO CARRY STS. Cal. 9mm Luger. S# S1144864. Bbl. is 2.7". Mfg. 2014 (2011-2017) w/ 3 dot sights, slim plastic grips, ambidextrous safety, large trigger guard & high cut front strap. Striker fired DA functioning. MAGS: 1 stainless 6 rd. w/ flat push button base. (19-3799/NW). 2) PRO CARRY II. Cal. 45 ACP. S# KR159792. Bbl. is bushingless 4". Mfg. 2012 (1999 to date) w double diamond rubber grips. Black serrated faced sights. Extended thumb safety, beavertail grip safety, checkered flat mainspring housing, lightly flared mag. well plus skeletonized hammer & trigger w/ over travel stop. MAGS: 1 stainless 7 rd. w/ base drilled & tapped for bumper pad. (19-4019/NW). BOTH MODERN. $900-1,300.

CUSTOMIZED COLT GOLD CUP TROPHY MODEL SEMI AUTO

Lot #1653 (Sale Order 658 of 693)

PISTOL. Cal. 45 ACP. S# GCT17805. Bbl. 5” NM. Replacement blade front sight. Bomar adj. square notch rear sight. Skeleton hammer. Beaver tail grip safety. Hogue rubber finger groove grips. Adj. aftermarket trigger. Blued finish. UNATTACHED ACCESSORIES: original grips, original trigger, spare role pin for rear sight, original box & paperwork. MAGS: 5 - 7 rd. CONDITION: overall very good metal finish w/ only a few minor handling marks. Very good bright bore w/ sharp rifling. (19-3738/ZAL). MODERN. $800 – 1,200.

KIMBER ECLIPSE TARGET II SEMI AUTO PISTOL.

Lot #1654 (Sale Order 659 of 693)

Cal. 45 ACP. S# K458684. Bbl. 5". Mfg. 2002-2016 w/ noticeably attractive 2 tone finish; matte black w/ brushed stainless finish on sides of frame & slide. Front & rear square cut cocking grooves plus night vision target sights of bar dot configuration; dovetailed front & target style rear. Skeletonized hammer & trigger w/ over travel adjustment. Extended thumb safety & beaver tail grip safety. Checkered slide stop, extended mag. release, flat mainspring housing & 30 LPI front strap. Dbl. diamond checkered gray laminated grips w/ Allen head screws. Built w/ all normal Kimber enhanced features including: guide rod, lowered & flared port along w/ throated bbl. w/ polished feed ramp. MAGS: 1 factory 7 rd. w/ drilled & tapped base for bumpers. UNATTACHED ACCESSORIES: factory plastic case & packaging. CONDITION: all aspects near excellent appearing test fired only. (19-4020/NW). MODERN. $750-1,000.

IMI DESERT EAGLE SEMI AUTO PISTOL.

Lot #1655 (Sale Order 660 of 693)

Cal. 41 Magnum. S# 41092. Bbl. 6.5”. Mfg. In Israel & imported by Magnum Research. Slide marked DESERT EAGLE – 41/44 MAGNUM PISTOL/ISRAEL MILITARY INDUSTRIES”. Dovetailed blade front sight. Fixed rear sight. Ambidextrous safety. Factory grips. MAGS: 1 – 8 rd. CONDITION: overall very good original finish w/ high edge wear, scuffs & light scratches. Very good grips. Bright bore w/ polygon rifling. (19–2138/ZAL). MODERN. $700 – 1,100.

MAGNUM RESEARCH DESERT EAGLE SEMI AUTO PISTOL.

Lot #1656 (Sale Order 661 of 693)

Cal. 50 AE. S# DK0006909. Bbl. 6.5”. Manufactured in USA. Dovetailed blade front sight. Integral Picatinny rail on bbl. Fixed rear sight. Ambidextrous safety. MAGS: 1 – 7 rd. CONDITION: overall very good plus w/ minor handling marks on bbl. & slide. Good bore w/ polygon rifling. (19 – 2144/ZAL). MODERN. $700 – 1,100.

IMI DESERT EAGLE SEMI AUTO PISTOL.

Lot #1657 (Sale Order 662 of 693)

Cal. 44 Magnum. S# 30202940. Bbl. 6.5”. Serrated dovetailed fixed front sight. Ambidextrous safety. MAGS: 1 – 8 rd. UNATTACHED ACCESSORIES: original box & paperwork. CONDITION: overall very good. Metal has scattered handling marks on slide. Near excellent bore. (19 – 2465/ZAL). MODERN. $700 – 1,100.

2 COBRAY M11 CAL. 9 MM SEMI AUTO PISTOLS.

Lot #1658 (Sale Order 663 of 693)

1) S# 88-0010652. Bbl. 5.5” threaded. Fixed sights. Fake suppressor attachment. MAGS: 1 - 30 rd. CONDITION: overall very good finish w/ some scattered handling marks & scuffs. Small spot of oxidation on cocking knob. Very good bright bore w/ sharp rifling. One of the pins is missing its locking washer. (19-3397/ZAL). 2) S# 89-0056853. Bbl. 5.5” threaded. Fixed sights. MAGS: 1 - 30 rd. CONDITION: overall very good w/ some scattered handling marks & spots of oxidation on right side of receiver. Very good bright bore w/ sharp rifling. (19-3414/ZAL.) BOTH MODERN. $700 – 1,000.

KIMBER STAINLESS TLE/RL II SEMI AUTO PISTOL.

Lot #1659 (Sale Order 664 of 693)

Cal. 45 ACP. S# K384956. Bbl. 5”. 3 Dot low profile Novak style sites. Serrated skeleton hammer. Beaver tail safety. Adj. 3 hole trigger. Checkered front & back straps. Accessory rail. Black double diamond rubber stocks. Mag: 1 – 7 rd. CONDITION: all aspects near excellent w/ only a couple of faint handling marks. Very good bore. (19–2148/ZAL). MODERN. $600–900.

KIMBER COMPACT STAINLESS SEMI AUTO PISTOL.

Lot #1660 (Sale Order 665 of 693)

Cal. 45 ACP. S# KC 15931. Bbl. 4”. Low profile Novak style sites. Serrated skeleton hammer. Beaver tail safety. Adj. serrated trigger. Checkered backstrap. Checkered double diamond rubber grips. Mag: 1 – 7 rd. CONDITION: overall very good w/ some scattered handling marks & a couple of light scratches. Good bore. (19–2154/ZAL). MODERN. $600–900.

STAINLESS STEEL COLT MK IV SERIES 80 OFFICERS ACP

Lot #1661 (Sale Order 666 of 693)

SEMI AUTO PISTOL. Cal. 45 ACP. S# SF30082. Bbl. 3.5”. Night sights. Beaver tail grip safety. Flat serrated mainspring housing. Matte stainless finish. Serrated three hole adj. trigger. Colt medallion checkered rubber grips. MAGS: 1 – 7 rd. CONDITION: all aspects near excellent w/ a few light mild handling marks. Bright bore w/ good rifling. (19–3439/ZAL). MODERN. $500 – 900.

TMD MACHINE TMD-15 SEMI AUTO PISTOL.

Lot #1662 (Sale Order 667 of 693)

Cal. 7.62x39. S# TM0 118. Bbl. 10.5" threaded 5/8"x24 w/ knurled thread protector w/ 1 in 8 twist. A.L.G. Defense free floating forend. Diamond head style folding sights. Protected post front & 2 position protected peep rear; windage adj. Flat top upper receiver w/ brass deflector & rnd. forward assist. BCM Gunfighter charging handle. Sig Sauer branded SB tactical arm brace. Dark black anodized finish. MAGS: 1 ASC 30 rd. CONDITION: finish coverage is dark & complete in all aspects aside from a few light scratches on let side of receiver; possibly associated w/ assembly. Good bore w/ strong rifling. (19-3399/JZ). MODERN. $450-650.

KIMBER PRO COVERT II PISTOL.

Lot #1663 (Sale Order 668 of 693)

Cal. 45 ACP. S# KR129006. Bbl. 4". Two tone tan receiver w/ black custom shop slide. Kimber branded Crimson Trace Lasergrips. Night sights front & rear though they don't appear to have any illumination value left. Serrated slide, skeletonized hammer. Extended beaver tail. Checkered backstrap. Lanyard loop. MAGS: 1-8 rd. CONDITION: shiny bore w/ strong rifling. Thinning finish on slide top & a few high areas of receiver. Laser grips appear to function correctly. Top of bbl. appears to have some patina. Trigger feels crisp & short. (19-3427/JZ). MODERN. $400-600.

REMINGTON 1911 R1 SEMI AUTO PISTOL W/ ORIGINAL

Lot #1664 (Sale Order 669 of 693)

BOX. Cal. 45 ACP. S# RH13931A. Bbl. 5”. Fixed 3 dot sights. Blued finish. Checkered double diamond walnut grips. UNATTACHED ACCESSORIES: original box & paperwork. MAGS: 2 - 7 rd. CONDITION: all aspects near excellent. (19-4937/ZAL). MODERN. $400 – 600.

CROSSFIRE MK–1 PUMP ACTION RIFLE / SHOTGUN.

Lot #1665 (Sale Order 670 of 693)

Cal. 223 Rem/12 Ga. S# CF000521. Bbl. 18.5” shotgun/16.5” rifle. Very limited production of approximately 1000 Mfg. 1998 – 2001. Tubular fed shotgun over mag fed rifle. Shotgun bbl. fitted w/ screw in chokes. Black synthetic stock set. Peep site attached integral receiver rail. MAGS: 1 – 10 rd. CONDITION: overall very good to near excellent w/ a few scattered light handling marks & light cycle wear. Near excellent bore. (19 – 993/ZAL). MODERN. $600 – 1,000.

UTAS MODEL UTS-15 PUMP ACTION SHOTGUN.

Lot #1666 (Sale Order 671 of 693)

Cal. 12 Ga., 3". S# US12P01346. Bbl. is 18 1/2" having muzzle threaded for Beretta style choke tubes. Originally mfg. in Turkey; receiver marked "Made in USA" indicating later production. Matte black finish throughout w/ AR-15 style grip & controls. Bullpup design incorporates 2 mag. tubes each w/ capacity of 7 in 2 3/4" or 6 if 3". Full length Picatinny rail w/ MBUS flip up sights. Heavy duty detachable swivels on left side. UNATTACHED ACCESSORIES: factory box & packaging to include 2 choke tubes. CONDITION: light firing residue in bore. Rubber buttplate attached w/ appearance of contact cement that has seeped out beyond edges; likely reattached after mfg. Balance of firearm is near excellent. (19-2903/NW). MODERN. $550-800.

AUTO ORDNANCE M1 SEMI AUTO CARBINE.

Lot #1667 (Sale Order 672 of 693)

Cal. 30 Carb. S# MB2323. Bbl. 18". Carbine newly made by Kahr Arms. Most components appear to be newly mfg. Receiver marked at rear "AUTO-ORDNANCE / WORCHESTER MA". Has flip up rear sight. Blade front sight w/ protective ears. Made w/out bayonet lug. Push button safety. Mag. catch has stud for 30 rd. mags. Walnut stock set. Green web sling. MAGS: 1 - 15 rd. UNATTACHED ACCESSORIES: operator's manual & other paperwork. Matching cardboard shipping box. CONDITION: all aspects including bore very good to near excellent. Stock finish has light crazing in receiver area. Buttplate has black flaking finish. PROVENANCE: Mark Genovese Collection. (19-3285/RW). MODERN. $500-700.

EGYPTIAN HAKIM SEMI AUTO RIFLE.

Lot #1668 (Sale Order 673 of 693)

Cal. 8mm Mauser. S# 300109. Bbl. 25 5/8" including muzzle brake. Receiver marked on left side in Arabic dated 1971 & right side import marked. Tangent rear sight w/ Arabic graduation. Hooded post front sight mounted on muzzle brake. Bayonet lug & side swivels. Hardwood stock set. Stock marked on right side w/ "361" rack #. MAGS: 1 - 10 rd. CONDITION: stock has wear, dents, staining, scratches & gouges throughout from hard military service. Metal has 60% blued finish w/ thinning, wear, dents & scratches. Fair bore w/ worn lands turning dark. (19-238/RW). MODERN. $350-550.

MAUSER & ENFIELD WWI BOLT ACTION RIFLES.

Lot #1669 (Sale Order 674 of 693)

1) MAUSER GEW 98. Cal. 8mm Mauser. S# 4935v. Bbl. 29 1/8". All visible numbers match except bolt. Bolt has turned down handle. Receiver marked on left rail "GEW 98". Receiver ring marked "WAFFENFABRIK / MAUSER A.G./ OBERNDORF A/N / 1916" w/ crown proofs. Bbl. marked on top "S". Lange rear sight graduated to 2,000m. Inverted V front sight. Has bayonet bar. Upper band has stacking hook. Cleaning rod is not present. Hardwood stock set made w/out takedown hole. Detachable swivel not present. Unmarked marking disk on right side of buttstock. CONDITION: stock set has moderate wear, dents, scratches & staining throughout. Stock has arsenal rework finish obscuring markings. Metal has original finish. Receiver & bolt were in white turning gray & patina. Bbl. & furniture retain traces of blue turning gray & patina w/ wear & light oxidation. Fair bore is shiny, but worn lands. (19-3167/RW). 2) ENFIELD SHTLE MK III*. Cal. 303 Brit. S# V9285. Bbl. 25". Numbers match on receiver & bolt. Has tangent rear sight graduated to 2,000 yds. Blade front sight. Nose cap has bayonet lug & stacking swivel. Mismatched walnut stock. Buttstock has filler in place of marking disk & marked "FR" on right side of butt. Vintage khaki sling. MAGS: NONE. UNATTACHED ACCESSORIES: 16 3/4" Fullered blade bayonet marked on left ricasso "19 4 33"., marked on right ricasso broad arrow "X & "OA". Hardwood grips. Steel scabbard has had heavy brazed repair w/ denting & oxidation. Bayonet has been cleaned w/ oxidation & patina w/ heavily worn stained grips. CONDITION: stock set has arsenal rework finish w/ dovetail repair at heel of buttstock. Rear handguard has inletted repair. Forend has crack ahead of trigger guard. Metal has 60% blue w/ thinning, wear, light oxidation & scattered pitting. Fair worn bore turning dark. (19-3168/RW). ALL CURIO. $450-700.

NORINCO MODEL 97A PUMP SHOTGUN.

Lot #1670 (Sale Order 675 of 693)

Cal. 12 Ga. S# MIL9462. Bbl. 20 1/4". Receiver is marked on bottom "MADE IN CHINA" & has US & flaming bomb electro pencil on right forward end of receiver. Bbl. markings include "MODEL 97A", "12 GAUGE 2 3/4" & "M". "IAC BILLERICA MA CHINA S.D.1.". Brass bead front sight, perforated handguard, bayonet lug & sling swivels. Stock set appears to be walnut. Checkered plastic buttplate. CONDITION: very light wear & scattered scratches. Sm. spot of oxidation on right side of bayonet lug. Near excellent shiny bore. (19-3684/RW). MODERN. $200-300.

5 EUROPEAN MILITARY BOLT ACTION RIFLES.

Lot #1671 (Sale Order 676 of 693)

1) TURKISH 1933 DATED MODEL 1938 MAUSER. Cal. 8mm Mauser. S# 5110. Bbl. 29". Sm. ring receiver. Receiver rail marked on right side w/ Turkish script. Marked on top w/ "T.C", star over crescent, "AS.FR", & "ANKARA / 1933". Straight bolt handle. Raised bolt stop has clip guide. Numbers match receiver & rear sight. Receiver has had mag. cut off deactivated. Tangent rear sight graduated to 2,000m. Inverted V front sight. Cleaning rod is present. Unmarked straight grip walnut stock set. Buttstock has steel takedown hole. CONDITION: stock set has moderate wear, dents, scratches & staining throughout. Has sm. crack behind receiver tang. Handguard has partially repaired cracks at top behind rear sight. Metal turning overall gray & patina w/ wear, & fine pitting. Fair worn bore turning dark. (19-4217/RW). 2) TURKISH 1933 DATED MODEL 1938 MAUSER. Cal. 8mm Mauser. S# 6361. Bbl. 29". Numbers match on receiver & rear sight. Sm. ring receiver marked on top w/ "T.C", star over crescent, "AS.FR", & "ANKARA / 1933". Straight bolt handle. No provision for mag. cutoff. Bolt stop has clip guide. Tangent rear sight graduated to 2,000m. Inverted V front sight. Cleaning rod is present. Unmarked matching walnut stock w/ pistol grip & sm. takedown hole. CONDITION: stock set has moderate wear, dents, scratches & staining throughout. Buttstock has sm. crack on left side behind receiver tang. Receiver has traces of blue turning patina w/ wear, oxidation & fine pitting. Bore slightly dark, but strong lands. (19-4218/RW). 3) STEYR MODEL 1895 MANNLICHER. Cal. 8x56R. S# 1858A. Bbl. 30". Numbers match on receiver, bolt, bbl. & buttstock. Receiver ring marked on top "STEYR M.95". Bbl. marked on top "S". Straight bolt handle. Ladder rear sight adj. to 2,600m. Inverted V front sight. Stacking bar & bayonet bar are present. Bottom swivels. Hardwood stock set. Buttstock has been renumbered to match receiver. CONDITION: stock set has arsenal rework finish w/ moderate wear, dents, scratches & staining throughout. Metal has turned overall gray w/ sm. areas of patina, wear & scratches. Fair worn dark bore. (19-4220/RW). 4) STEYR MODEL 1895 MANNLICHER. Cal. 8x56R. S# 6859Z. Bbl. 30". Receiver ring marked on top "STEYR / M.95". Bbl. marked on top w/ "S" & "18". All visible numbers match. Straight bolt handle. Bolt knob has partly obliterated original S#, has electro penciled # to match. Ladder rear sight graduated to 2,600m. Inverted V front sight. Has stacking rod & bayonet lug. Bottom swivels. Matching walnut stock sets. CONDITION: stock set has moderate wear, dents, staining & scratches w/ original finish. Metal retains 80% original blue w/ wear, light oxidation & scattered scratches. Notable scratches on top of receiver bridge. Fair worn bore turning dark. (19-4221/RW). 5) ENFIELD SHTLE III*. Cal. 303 Brit. S# D1217. Bbl. 25". Butt socket marked on right side crown "GR / ENFIELD / 1916 / SHTLE / III*". Has no provision for mag. cutoff. Cocking piece has vertical grooves. Tangent rear sight graduated to 2,000 yds. Blade front sight. Nose cap has protective ears & bayonet lug. Non matching hardwood stock set. Brass trap buttplate. MAGS: 1 detachable 10 rd. CONDITION: stock set has arsenal rework type finish. Forend & handguards appear to be replacement. Buttstock markings partially obscuring during arsenal rework. Receiver has lg. percentage of original blue. Trigger guard, mag. & nose cap are parkerized type replacement finish. Good shiny bore has light wear to lands. (19-4224/RW). ALL CURIO. $900-1,200.

5 MILITARY BOLT ACTION RIFLES.

Lot #1672 (Sale Order 677 of 693)

1) LOEWE MAUSER M1895. Cal. 7x57 Mauser. S# H590. Bbl. 29". All visible numbers match. Straight bolt handle. Rifle appears in very good condition w/ crisp markings & lg. percentage of original finish, but shows a degree of careful use. Receiver marked on left side "MAUSER CHILEANO MODELO 1895 MANUFACTURER LOEWE BERLIN". Receiver ring marked w/ Chilean crest. Ladder rear sight graduated to 2,000m. Inverted V front sight. Cleaning rod is present. Matching walnut stock set. Buttstock marked on left side w/ Chilean crest & "1895". CONDITION: stock set has light wear, dents & scratches throughout retaining crisp marking. Metal has 90% original finish including vivid fire blue on appropriate parts. Near excellent shiny bore. (01-16608/RW). ANTIQUE. 2) JAPANESE TRAINER. Cal. 7.6 Jap. NSN. Bbl. 30". Cast receiver & trigger guard w/ integral tangs. Mag. appears functional. Straight bolt handle w/ part cylindrical knob. Locking lugs are very shallow w/ extractor dovetailed into right lug. Firing pin & safety knob are present, but damage to safety knob prevents assembly of bolt. Ladder rear sight graduated to 2,400m. Front sight is not present. Cleaning rod is not present. Upper band w/ bayonet lug retained by screws. Bottom swivels, rear swivel bow is not present. Flat cast iron buttplate. Hardwood stock set. CONDITION: stock set has heavily sanded appearance & poor to metal fit. Stock has extensive cracks in wrist area. Metal has dull blue w/ oxidation & fine pitting. Bore rifled w/ very shallow grooves. (19-4075/RW). MODERN. 3) KOKURA TYPE 38. Cal. 6.5 Jap. S# 1749946. Bbl. 31". Receiver rail on left side marked w/ interlocking circles indicating mfg. at Kokura Arsenal. Receiver ring has intact mum & characters for Type 38. Bbl. is marked w/ "S". Bolt has oval knob. Safety knob, striker & mainspring are not present. Ladder rear sight graduated to 2,400m. Inverted V front sight. Mag. assembly is not present. Cleaning rod is present. 2 Piece hardwood stock set. CONDITION: stock set has been professionally restored w/ slight loss of wood in fitted areas, light wear & handling marks. Metal has 70% original finish w/ light wear & patina. Worn bore turning dark. (19-4077/RW). MODERN. 4) LITHGOW MODEL SMLE III* SPORTERIZED. Cal. 303 Brit. S# E84101. Bbl. 25". Butt socket marked on right side "MA", "LITHGOW SMLE III* 1943" indicating Australian mfg. Numbers match on receiver & bolt. Tangent rear sight graduated to 2,000 yds. White bead front sight in military ramp. Hardwood stock has been modified to sporter configuration. Forend cut approx. 12 1/2" ahead of receiver. Handguards & nose cap are not present. Brass trap buttplate. MAGS: 1 - 10 rd. CONDITION: stock set has refinish w/ repaired cracks on right side of forend. Metal retains 60% original finish w/ thinning & wear. Fair worn bore. (19-4078/RW). MODERN. 5) SPORTERIZED GUSTLOFF WERKE K98 MAUSER. Cal. 300 Sav. S# 9546H. Replacement 23 3/4" Winchester bbl. chambered for 300 Savage. Partially legible Win. markings including "NICKEL STEEL". Open sporting rear sight & gold colored bead front sight. Numbers match on receiver & bolt. Receiver ring marked on top "337" for Gustloff Werke dated 1940. Walnut pistol grip sporting style stock w/ cheekpiece, ventilated recoil pad. Black grip cap & forend tip w/ white spacers. CONDITION: stock has amateur gunsmith type fitting & finish. Metal has been heavily polished & blued obscuring bbl. markings Has wear, oxidation & scattered pitting. Very good shiny bore. (19-4084/RW). MODERN. $700-900.

DESIRABLE GROUPING OF COLT 1911 PARTS.

Lot #1673 (Sale Order 678 of 693)

Mix of commercial & military. Lot includes 1 unmarked blued slide w/out sights. 1 WWII military slide w/ commercial markings. 1 Series 80 stainless Colt slide marked "DOUBLE EAGLE", also marked "COLT DOUBLE ACTION". 21 Bbls. having mixture of markings, both military & commercial. Military grips include 2 pairs of Keyes Fibre. Wood grips are mostly commercial. Approx. 9 pairs of grips total. 21 mags, some marked "COLT". Military mags. include 1 Scovill, 2 Little, one 2 tone American Pin Co. & 1 General Shaver. 17 Bbl. bushings, including 1 Union Switch & Signal w/ concentric rings. 12 Mainspring housings, mostly commercial, both flat & arched. Grips safeties are good mixture of commercial & military; beavertail & standard. 17 Triggers, mostly commercial. Hammers are spur & rounded. Numerous links, firing pins, screws, pins, safeties & springs CONDITION: ranges from good to near excellent. Bores in bbls. vary from fair to near excellent. (02-12466-18/RW). $1,000-1,500.

INGLIS SHOULDER STOCK.

Lot #1674 (Sale Order 679 of 693)

Inglis stock marked "S.A.LTD./1944". Very good overall appearance w/ extra varnish; no signs of sanding or cracks. Stock iron has X on top near screw & proof marks on attachment latch. (02-12933/ZAL). $350-450.

MILITARY STYLE TRAINING RIFLE.

Lot #1675 (Sale Order 680 of 693)

Unmarked wood & metal training rifle resembling No. 1 MK III Lee Enfield. Bolt will cycle & trigger functions allowing firing pin to snap. Safety will function. adj. rear sight. Military style nose cap w/ bayonet lug. Wire sling swivels. Aluminum trap buttplate. Wood stock has appearance of walnut. Metal appears to be matte black finish. Bolt & trigger brass colored. CONDITION: has light wear, dents & scratches. Notable crack in buttstock on both sides. (02-13179/RW). NON-GUN. $300-400.

2 BOLT ACTION RIFLES: REMINGTON & SPRINGFIELD.

Lot #1676 (Sale Order 681 of 693)

1) REMINGTON MODEL 1917, Cal. 30-06. S# 680095. Bbl. 26". Marked behind front sight "R flaming bomb 9-18". Receiver, bbl. & front sight base are marked "R", balance of parts are marked "E" except for unmarked bolt. Ladder rear sight graduated to 1600 yds. Blade front sight w/ protective ears. Walnut stock set. Stock is marked on left side over trigger guard w/ boxed "3 GM-K". CONDITION: stock set has moderate wear, dents & scratches w/ dark stained appearance. Has circular repair on left side over mag. approx 1/2" in diameter. Metal has lg. degree of original parkerizing, but has extensive light oxidation & fine pitting throughout. Good bore w/ strong lands, but appearance of light oxidation. (19-5274/RW). 2) SPRINGFIELD 1898 KRAG. Cal. 30-40 Krag. S# 319537. Bbl. 30". Model 1901 rear sight graduated to 2000 yds. Blade front sight. Walnut stock set w/ curved toe butt. Retains boxed "JSA" inspectors marked on right side dated "1901". Stock has faint circle "P" under grip. Stock has bored soldier mark on left side "NO GOOD". CONDITION: stock set has been cleaned obscuring markings & has worn stained appearance w/ dents & scratches. Metal has traces of blue turning gray & patina w/ oxidation & fine pitting. Rear sight slide has been bent downward on right side. Good shiny bore, but light wear to lands. (19-5292/RW). BOTH CURIO. $800-1,200.

2 BOLT ACTION RIFLES.

Lot #1677 (Sale Order 682 of 693)

1) EDDYSTONE MODEL 1917. 30-06. S# 1152063. Bbl. 26". Marked behind front sight "E flaming bomb 9-18". Ladder aperture rear sight marked "E". Blade front sight w/ protective ears. Bolt handle marked underneath "W". Cocking piece marked "W". Bolt sleeve marked "E". Flaming bomb on left receiver rail. Walnut stock set. Buttstock marked on left side over trigger guard w/ boxed "3 GM-K" & marked under grip "8D". Stock set has moderate wear, dents & scratches w/ dark stained appearance. Metal has 75% worn dark parkerizing w/ sm. areas of missing finish. Bore has dark oxidized appearance. (19-5297/DS). 2) JP SAUER GEW 98 BOLT ACTION RIFLE. Cal. 8mm Mauser. S# 3102K. Bbl. 29 1/4", marked over chamber "S". All visible numbers match except bolt. Left rail marked "GEW 98". Receiver ring marked "J.P. SAUER & SOHN SUHL 1916" & German imperial proofs. Lange rear sight graduated to 2000 yds. Inverted V front sight. Cleaning rod is not present. Straight bolt handle. Upper band has parade hook. Bayonet bar is present. Butt swivel base behind pistol grip is present. Walnut stock set. Blank marking disk in right side of stock & imperial crown acceptance marks. CONDITION: stock set has well worn appearance w/ staining, dents & scratches. Metal parts in white turned overall gray & patina w/ mottled appearance. Bbl. has 70% original blue w/ light oxidation, wear & fine pitting. Bbl. bands turning gray & patina. Lower band has been broken & sling swivel is frozen in forward position. Good shiny bore. (19-5298/DS). BOTH CURIO. $700-1,000.

3 FOREIGN SEMI AUTO PISTOLS; 2 GERMAN & ITALIAN.

Lot #1678 (Sale Order 683 of 693)

1) MAUSER MODEL P.38. Cal. 9mm Luger. S# 8528y. Bbl. 5" w/ "4" marked front sight blade & fixed "U" notched rear. Slide marked byf/44. Eagle 135 proofs plus eagle party symbol on slide. Grooved brown bakelite grips. Matching numbered slide, bbl. & locking block. MAGS: 2 TOTAL. Good plus P.38 marked 8 rd. 1 w/ eagle 359 on spine, other has eagle 359, eagle WaA708 & jbd. UNATTACHED ACCESSORIES: very nice black white stitched double flapped holster w/ spare mag. pouch & stud / strap retention. Double belt loops w/ "P38" behind rear loop & "cey" / "4" / eagle party symbol / WaA???. Underside of flap scratched in block letters w/ "Brannon". CONDITION: good to very good overall appearance w/ typical high point & front strap wear. Very good grips & near excellent bore. (19-650/NW). CURIO. 2) GSG MODEL 1911. Cal. 22 LR. S# A392389. Bbl. 5 1/8" w/ muzzle threaded for accessories. Mfg. in Germany by German Sport Guns plus imported & distributed by A.T. I. of Rochester, N.Y. Overall appearance of enhanced 1911-A1; mostly alloy construction. Double diamond checkered hardwood grips, 3 dot sight set (dovetailed Patridge front & no snag windage adj. rear), beavertail grip safety, extended ambidextrous safety, skeletonized hammer, grooved arched mainspring housing & skeletonized trigger w/ over travel stop. Matte black finish throughout; dark gray frame & somewhat smoother black slide. MAGS: 2 factory 10 rd. UNATTACHED ACCESSORIES: black plastic factory case w/ packaging. CONDITION: all aspects near excellent including bore. (19-652/NW). MODERN. 3) TANFOGLIO MODEL GT27. Cal. 25 ACP. S# M127306. Bbl. 2 1/2". Imported by EXCAM. Blued slide & bbl. w/ black alloy frame & checkered plastic grips. Chrome trigger & mag. release at butt. MAGS: NONE. CONDITION: very good overall appearance w/ some slight high point wear & rub marks on left grip. Near excellent bore. Replaced recoil spring of insignificant power, must be replaced before firing. PROVENANCE: Estate Collection of George W. Browning. (19-655/NW). MODERN. $700-1,000.

4 MILITARY BOLT ACTION RIFLES.

Lot #1679 (Sale Order 684 of 693)

1) SPRINGFIELD MODEL 1898 KRAG. Cal. 30-40 Krag. S# 137971. Bbl. 24". Has Model 1902 tangent rear sight graduated to 2,000 yds. Replacement blade front sight & base set in dovetail. Rifle converted to sporter configuration w/ crude amateur gunsmith workmanship. Stock has been shortened to approx. 9 1/4" ahead of receiver. Has 2 added inside bbl. retaining bands. Stock has been carved to create cheekpiece. Curved toe trap buttplate w/ 3 replacement cleaning rod sections. CONDITION: stock work shows crude home amateur gunsmith workmanship w/ wear & scratches. Notable crack behind receiver tang. Metal has traces of blue turning overall gray & patina w/ light oxidation & scattered fine pitting. Fair worn dark bore. (19-3281/RW). MODERN. 2) FAZAKERLEY NO 5 MK I JUNGLE CARBINE. Cal. 303 Brit. S# V8700. Bbl. 20 5/8" over flash hider. Numbers match on receiver, forestock & mag. Receiver marked on left side in electro pencil "NO 5 MK I ROF. (F) 5/46" indicating a factory thorough repair at Fazakerley Ordnance factory. Correct No. 5 rifle features including rear sight graduated to 800 yds., hollow bolt knob & receiver mfg. w/out boss on right side for mag. cutoff. Trigger guard is standard rifle guard. Blade front sight w/ protective ears. Bayonet lug is present. Hardwood stock set. Forend tip has metal cap. 1942 Dated web sling. MAGS: 1 - 10 rd. CONDITION: stock set has wear, dents, scratches & staining throughout w/ added gloss finish. Has notable darkened appearance around action area. Metal has arsenal rework blackened finish w/ light wear & scratches. Good shiny bore w/ lightly worn lands. (19-3300/RW). MODERN. 3) SPANISH MODEL FR-7 MAUSER. Cal. 7.62 CETME. S# 01501. Bbl. 19" over flash suppressor. Rifle is conversion of Model 1916 short rifle to Spanish 7.62 CETME cartridge. Receiver marked on left side "FR 7-01501". Receiver ring marked on right side "CAL 7.62". Numbers match on receiver & bolt. Receiver bridge has added adj. aperture rear sight. Cone type front sight w/ protective hood. Bbl. has flash suppressor. Walnut stock set has straight grip, side sling bar at butt. UNATTACHED ACCESSORIES: tubular cleaning kit holder under bbl. CONDITION: wood has arsenal rework type finish w/ light wear, dents & scratches throughout. Notable crack behind receiver tang & lg. open knot on top of comb. Metal has matte arsenal rework finish w/ moderate wear & scratches. Near excellent shiny bore. (19-3305/RW). CURIO. 4) IZHEVSK MODEL 91/30 MOSIN NAGANT. Cal. 7.62x54R. S# 9130360497. Bbl. 28 5/8". Numbers match on bbl. & bolt. Import marked on left side of receiver. Has faint Izhevsk Arsenal markings on top of bbl. Straight bolt handle. Tangent rear sight graduated to 2,000m. Hooded post front sight. Cleaning rod is present. Leather collars in sling slots. Hardwood stock set. UNATTACHED ACCESSORIES: 16 3/4" quadrangular blade bayonet. CONDITION: entire rifle has arsenal rework type finish w/ light wear & scattered scratches. Good shiny bore w/ lightly worn lands. PROVENANCE: Mark Genovese Collection. (19-3309/RW). CURIO. $700-1,100.

INTERESTING GROUP OF NAVY CB (CONSTRUCTION

Lot #1680 (Sale Order 685 of 693)

BATTALION) RELATED ITEMS FROM THE PACIFIC THEATER. Includes letters I.D. to "CARP. J. W. GANDY" , map, many black & white photos, & several sm. Japanese flags. Photographs include lg. group photo of officers from 115th Battalion including picture of JW Gandy. Also includes list of names & addresses of men JW Gandy served with. Many photographs of people, places & equipment largely in the Phillipine Islands in the Manila / Subic Bay area. Uniform items include white dress hat w/ rain cover, naval fatigue caps, 2 garrison caps. Insignias include 2 warrant officer shoulder boards, buttons, pins & badges. Includes leather Japanese clam shell holster for Type 14 pistols marked inside flap w/ faint Jap. character. Flags include 2 Hinomaru flags. CONDITION: cloth items have wear, staining & buckling. Dress hat is crushed due to improper storage. Photos generally good condition w/ buckling & sm. edge tears. Map has tape repairs. Flags have generally good appearance w/ sm. spots of light staining. (02-12454/RW). $500-1,000.

2 TRIJICON ACOG REFLEX SIGHTS.

Lot #1681 (Sale Order 686 of 693)

ALL: matte finished w/ Tritium & fiber optics spine illumination. Weaver / Picatinny rail mt. bases. 1) 4X32, S# 520876. Red triangular aiming point w/ 4 & 6 marked holdover slashes plus horizontal line w/ multiple hash marks. Front has kill FLASH. Adjustment caps safety wire retained. UNATTACHED ACCESSORIES: factory marked Pelican case, Scopecoat cover & manual. CONDITION: all aspects near excellent; appears new. Both modes of illumination appear bright & fresh. 2) Reproduction standard model w/ S# 546258. TA01N SN style reticle w/ 4 & 6 marked holdover hash marks. Eyepiece has drilled & tapped wings at rear for addition of sm. reflex sight. Illuminated only by the fiber optic spine. CONDITION: very good to excellent appearance w/ clear optics. Tritium illumination inoperable; fiber optic portion is fine. (02-12462-22/NW). $1,000-1,500.

LARGE GROUP OF AK STYLE MAGAZINES.

Lot #1682 (Sale Order 687 of 693)

58 Steel 30 rd. mags. 27 Polymer 30 rd. mags. 7 East bloc 30 rd. mags. 7 Straight profile 30 rd. mags. 1 Steel 100 rd. stick mag. 1 Steel 75 rd. stick mag. 2 Steel 20 rd. mags. 1 Steel 3 rd. mag. 14 Steel 5 rd. mags. One 22 cal mag. (02-12465-2/RW). $500-700.

LOT OF M1A, FAL, AK & SKS MAGAZINES.

Lot #1683 (Sale Order 688 of 693)

M1A / M14: 55-20 Rd. mags.; most are milspec. 5 Mags. appear 25 rd. 2 Mags. appear 30 rd. 2-10 Rd. mags. 2-5 rd. mags. 1 U.S. M2 bipod. 1 Web pouch for 20 rd. mags. FAL: 42 Metric 20 rd. mags. 1-5 Rd. mag. SKS: 6 Polymer 30 rd. conversion mags. 4 Metal 30 rd. conversion mags. 2 Polymer 20 rd. Tapco mags. 12 Metal 5 rd. conversion mags. 3 Polymer 5 rd. conversion mags. SKS accessories include 4 bayonet blades. 2 Cleaning rods. 3 Combination tools. 2 SKS bipods. (02-12465-8/RW). $700-900.

LARGE GROUPING OF AR 15 PARTS & ACCESSORIES.

Lot #1684 (Sale Order 689 of 693)

Numerous AR 15 related parts & pieces ranging from vintage takeoffs to modern upgrades. Multiple handguards, rails, stocks, pistol grips, vertical fore grips, detachable carry handles, mounting systems & sights. Also includes several buffer & spring systems. Includes accessories from C-More, A.R.M.S., Magpul, KAC, Grip Pod Systems, Crimson Trace, Blackhawk & more. Includes 3 stripped upper receivers, 2 w/ carry handles & 1 flattop. 2 Bbls. 1, 11 1/2” & other 14 1/2”. 1 New CMMG 9mm ramped bolt. CONDITION: from very used to seemingly new. (02-12466-12/JZ). $800-1,600.

LOT OF MILITARY RELATED STOCKS & HANDGUARDS.

Lot #1685 (Sale Order 690 of 693)

19 Buttstocks, mostly wooden. Includes 1903 A3 Springfield, M1 Garand, 1 original M14 stock, 1 M14 hardwood semi finished replacement, Swedish Mauser M96, Spanish M1916 short rifle, 4 hardwood SKS, 2 G3 buttstocks (1 wood, 1 synthetic). CONDITION: overall ranges from fair to good. Some stocks may have modifications, wear, staining & sm. cracks. (02-12466-14/RW). $500-800.

GROUPING OF MILTIARY & SPORTING, AMMO POUCHES &

Lot #1686 (Sale Order 691 of 693)

SLINGS. Approx. 35+ holsters notable examples include: 2 black Luger holsters. 1 Has Eagle. / Party symbol & medallion on flap. / 1 Black post war Luger holster. / 3 P38 black clam shell holsters; 2 have WWII military markings. / 1 Brown repro. Mauser C98 Broomhandle holster w/ cleaning rod; does not include shoulder stock. / 1 Mauser 1934 holster w/ spare mag. / 1 Black Makarov holster. / 1 Black unmarked Walter PP holster. / 2 US style brown 1911 shoulder holsters. / 3 Brown military 1911 belt holsters. Civilian holsters include: 1 brown holster for H&R Handigun w/ vintage tags detailing ownership. / 2 Repro. full flap holsters for cap & ball revolvers; 1 black & 1 brown. Balance of holsters mostly for revolvers. Makers include: Lawrence, Bianchi, & Bucheimer. / 2 Repro. Artillery Model Luger shoulder holsters. CONDITION: many holsters in this lot are unmarked & seem to mostly fit sm. frame semi automatics. Holsters have wear, scuffing, torn straps & loose stitching commensurate w/ long service. (02-12467-3/RW). $800-1,200.

MADSEN M50 WITH BOX & BLANK FIRING REPLICAS.

Lot #1687 (Sale Order 692 of 693)

1) REPLICA OF A MADSEN SUBMACHINE GUN by the Collector's Armory Inc. Markings on right side are "SMG MADSEN & HUDSON" & on right side of grip "1981S". Bolt & safety will cycle. Has 1 unmarked 30 rd. cal. 9mm mag. which can be removed & inserted. Folding stock is functional. Includes cardboard shipping box & warning notice. CONDITION: has light wear, scattered scratches & handling marks. Stock tube bracket is broken at top. (02-12633/RW). 2) HUDSON Vz61 SCORPION SUB MACHINE GUN BLANK FIRING REPLICA. Hudson is a Japanese model gun company at one time specializing in metal replicas including the Vz61 & PpSH. They “Fired” a Proprietary blank that was reloadable & fully functional, as far as feeding, firing & ejecting. Of course, no projectile was expelled, only gas. Bizarre Japanese law, for a while, mandated that steel replicas had to be finished in the color gold. This particular example is more of a cross between a black paint & Parkerizing. To the untrained eye it is remarkably convincing. Top folding stock can be extended, though it has no mechanism to lock it into place. The detachable mag. is easy to insert & remove & appears to have a fully functioning spring & follower. The bolt locks to the rear & squeezing the trigger releases it just like an open bolt SMG., where it is caught & held to the rear again upon releasing the trigger. Unfortunately, we have no blank ammo to properly test function. PROVENANCE: Mark Genovese Collection. (02-12773/JZ). NON-GUN. $250-450.

4 SEMI AUTO FIREARM RECEIVERS.

Lot #1687A (Sale Order 693 of 693)

1) AMERICAN TACTICAL OMNI HYBRID. Cal. Multi. S# NSO10311. Lower receiver w/ GI fire control group, buffer tube, buffer spring assembly & Rogers Super Stoc 6 position collapsible stock. CONDITION: appears new. (19-1941/JZ). 2) JEM TACTICAL JEM-16 Cal. Multi. S# JEM0035. Aluminum machined lower receiver w/ trigger group, buffer, buffer spring & 6 position Magpul MOE collapsible stock. CONDITION: as new. (19-2488/JZ). 3) PARA ORDNANCE P-13. Cal. 45 ACP. S# PG003146. Includes grip panels, trigger, mag. release, recoil spring & bbl. bushing. MAGS: 1 Para Ordnance 13 rd. mag. CONDITION: as new, appears to have never been assembled. Mag. floor plate shows light wear. (19-2683/JZ). 4) SPIKES TACTICAL ST15. Cal. Multi. S# 60180. Spikes tactical upper & lower receiver. Keymod 16 1/4" forend w/ top rail regulated to upper receiver providing almost 22" of rail space. 5" Rail section at 6 o'clock w/ Magpul MOE vertical foregrip. Brass deflector & rnd. forward assist. Color pictogram markings on lower. BSM Gunfighter charging handle. GI trigger group, buffer & buffer spring. 6 Position collapsible stock. Unidentified scope mount 1 3/4" accessory rail on top. CONDITION: upper & lower display very light wear, may never have been completely assembled. Last 4" of rail system shows moderate to heavy high point wear. (19-2695./JZ). ALL MODERN. $400-600.


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