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CASED COLT SESQUICENTENNIAL SAA (1964)

Lot #1 (Sale Order 1 of 831)

Serial number 1411SC. Offered is an as new 2nd generation Colt Single Action Army revolver in .45 Colt caliber with a 7 1/2' barrel. This is one of 5000 manufactured by Colt for the 150th anniversary of Samuel Colt's birthday. Special features include the non-fluted six shot cylinder that is silver plated with special engraving. The two piece grips are rosewood with silver medallions. The straps are plated as are the small accents and screws. The balance of the gun is finished in high polish Colt factory blue. This revolver is housed in it's original walnut French fitted display case with red velvet lining, a book entitled "The Arms Collection of Colonel Colt by R.L. Wilson, a commemorative coin, 12 dummy cartridges in walnut block along with the original instruction brochure and warranty card. Condition; This gun does not appear to have ever been fired. There is no powder burn on end of cylinder. Silver has slightly tarnished. We could not pull the cylinder out as rod is tight and did not want to damaged gun so will need a little oil and time to loosen dried grease. A great opportunity to acquire a special production 2nd generation Colt SAA . Gun is near new but there is a light drag line and a few minor handling marks. * (C&R)

CASED COLT 1911-A1 PACIFIC THEATER PISTOL (1970)

Lot #2 (Sale Order 2 of 831)

Serial number 4843-PTO. This pistol was produced in 1970 along with the European commemorative. It was was finished in factory nickel with gold medallion rosewood grips. The slide is engraved with famous battles of the Pacific on left side and special edition on right. The gun appears to be un-fired with just the usual minor handling marks. It comes in the special bamboo style wooden display case with dummy rounds and plaque. This fine gun also comes with the original shipping carton along with the W11 hard cover book and all paperwork. * (C&R)

CASED COLT 1911-A1 EUROPEAN THEATER PISTOL (1970)

Lot #3 (Sale Order 3 of 831)

Serial number 4843-ETO. Made in 1970 as a companion piece to the Pacific Theater edition, it too is finished in factory nickel with silver medallion wood grips. The right side is engraved with famous battles in that theater along with special edition on left. It is accompanied by it's original wood and glass display case with seven dummy rounds. The original cardboard shipping case is included as well as the WW11 hardcover book but the paperwork in no longer present. The gun appears unfired but will have a handling mark or two. The complete set of two Colt 1911-A1 pistols was one of the most handsome sets ever produced by Colt. * (C&R)

CASED COLT 1911 BATTLE OF THE MARNE PISTOL (1968)

Lot #4 (Sale Order 4 of 831)

Serial number 4843-M2. In 1967, Colt decided to make a commemorative set of four pistols honoring famous battles of the first World War. Two were produced from 1967 on the fiftieth anniversary while the final edition was made in 1969. This is one of two in the series made in 1968. The gun is finished in full Colt high polish blue with light wood grips that sport brass medallions on both pannels and a small plaque on left. It is engraved and filled with gold wash on slide. The right side has 1917-1967 and World War 1 commemorative while the left side is a battle scene. 7400 standard versions were made with 100 higher end deluxe versions. This is the standard version. It comes in a plexi-glass and wood display case and is accompanied by the original shipping carton. The gun appears to be in as new unfired condition but may have a minor handling mark. No paperwork included. * (C&R)

CASED COLT 1911 MEUSE ARGONNE PISTOL (1969)

Lot #5 (Sale Order 5 of 831)

Serial number 4843-MA. In 1967, Colt introduced the first in a series of four commemorative Colt Model 1911 pistols. This edition was the last in the series having been made in 1969. There were 7400 of these made in the standard version with 100 deluxe models also offered. It is finished in bright Colt blue with dark wood grips that have brass medallions on both panels with a small plaque on left side. The left side of the frame is engraved with a battle scene and gold overlay while the right side of slide has the 1917-1967 date and ribbon. The gun appears in as new unfired condition with a possible handling mark. It comes with the original wood and plexi-glass display case and original shipping carton but no paperwork included. *(C&R)

CASED COLT 1911 BELLEAU WOOD PISTOL (1968)

Lot #6 (Sale Order 6 of 831)

Serial number 4843-BW, One of a series of four special WW1 commemorative Colt Model 1911's made over a three year period from 1967-69. They produced 7400 of this standard model along with 100 deluxe versions. This example was made in 1968. It is finished in brilliant Colt blue. The dark wood grips feature special medallions on both panels along with battle plaque on left grip. The left side of the slide has a gold washed and engraved battle scene while the right side has the 1917-1967 banner. The gun remains in near new unfired condition with a possible handling mark. The gun comes in the special plexi-glass and wood display case as well as the original shipping carton but no paperwork. *(C&R)

CASED COLT 1911 CHATEAU THIERRY PISTOL (1967)

Lot #7 (Sale Order 7 of 831)

Serial number 4843-CT, Produced in 1967 as the first in a series of four special edition Colt Model 1911 pistols that were to commemorate the four most important US engagements of the Great War. It is finished in Colt high polish blue with checkered walnut grips. Each panel has a round medallion and the left panel bears the plaque with the battle location. The left side of the slide has an engraved war scene while the right side has the 1917-1967 special banner, all with gold wash. The gun is essentially as new, unfired but may have a slight handling mark. It comes with the original wood and plexi-glass display case as well as the original cardboard packaging. The original instructions are also included. * (C&R)

CASED SAMUEL COLT COLLECTOR BOWIE KNIFE

Lot #8 (Sale Order 8 of 831)

This limited edition Bowie knife dates to 1977. made by Arrum Etchings of Garland Texas. It features a laminated wood handle, brass guard and pommel with a special etched blade that features images of Samual Colt and a Wild West scene. The blade measures 6 1/2" with an overall length of nearly 11" . It is housed in a woodend display box and still has the original receipt dated 6-27-77 for a cost of $103.00 which was about half the cost of a new Model 1911 at that time. The knife is in near new condition with some light handling marks and slight oxidation.

BOXED RUGER VAQUERO SINGLE ACTION REVOLVER

Lot #9 (Sale Order 9 of 831)

Serial # 57-34747. Highly regarded as one of the strongest single action revolvers on the market, patterned after the famous Colt Single Action Army. It features stainless steel construction, six shot, single action, .45 caliber with a 5 1/2" barrel, fixed sights and smooth wood two panel grips. The gun shows no signs of having been fired with no burn of any kind on face or chambers of cylinder but there is a light drag line. Aside from usual handling marks, this fine gun is in as new unfired condition. It comes with the Ruger plastic case and paperwork as well as a pair of faux stag grips. *

BOXED TAURUS MODEL 1911 PISTOL

Lot #10 (Sale Order 10 of 831)

Serial # NGY 24665, Quality semi-automatic .45 caliber patterned after the iconic Colt Model 1911. This pistol features front and rear slide serration's, Novak style white dot combat sights, beveled ejection port, checkered front and rear straps, beaver tail safety, lightweight bobbed hammer, adjustable lightweight trigger, ambidextrous safeties, black composite grips and frame cut for laser. The magazine has a bump pad and the case includes an extra magazine as well. The finish is done in matte black. The condition is as new and does not appear to have been fired with the original scan tag intact on trigger guard. There may be a slight handling mark. Comes with plastic case and paperwork. *

BOXED AMT "BACK UP" .45 PISTOL-MICHAEL WAYNE

Lot #11 (Sale Order 11 of 831)

Serial number DA8677. Once owned by Michael Wayne, this is one of the first to make a large caliber semi-automatic handgun on the smaller frame. Made of stainless steel with black composite grips, double action sans sights. Gun is in near new condition showing no actual use but there is some slight manufacturing flaw/rough spots on right side but very slight. Comes with plastic case, paperwork and one magazine. *

BOXED SIG SAUER MODEL P250 PISTOL

Lot #12 (Sale Order 12 of 831)

Serial number 57CO49687. High quality big bore .40 on compact frame that features matte black finish, Novak style white dot combat sights, double action, alloy frame and laser rail. Near new and appears unfired with possible handling mark. Comes with plasitc case and holster with one magazine. *

AS NEW IN BOX SIG SAUER P250 SEMI AUTO PISTOL

Lot #12a (Sale Order 13 of 831)

Serial #57C058116. Caliber is .45 ACP. The catalog description says it all. NIB Sig P250 Compact in .45 ACP, blued, fixed sights, two magazines, holster and hard case. The P250 is a modular pistol that allows you to change caliber and grip size at will. One gun that adapts to perfectly fit any individual’s hand size, shooting style, and purpose. The P250 is a radically new kind of pistol that carries the renowned Sig Sauer quality – the performance, the accuracy and the reliability – into an exciting new range of unlimited possibilities, all built around a single, serial-numbered metal frame and fire control assembly. Choose the caliber: 9mm, .357SIG, .40S&W, or .45ACP. Choose compact, subcompact or full size polymer grip module. Select one of three grip sizes and two trigger lengths. Now it’s a fully customized P250. But then you can change everything to meet new requirements. When you have a P250, you not only have a high-quality Sig Sauer pistol that perfectly meets your needs. You have the foundation for building a new Sig pistol that will meet changing needs without the slightest sacrifice in performance. This gun still has original hang tag with instructions.

BOXED SIG SAUER MODEL P250 PISTOL

Lot #13 (Sale Order 14 of 831)

Serial number 57CO56182. Compact .45 on matte black alloy frame with Novak style white dot combat sights, double action. sans rail with small grip frame. Appears to be unfired with possible handling mark. Comes with plastic case, booklet and two magazines. *

AS NEW IN BOX SIG SAUER P250 SEMI AUTO PISTOL

Lot #13a (Sale Order 15 of 831)

Serial #57C058120. Caliber is .45 ACP. The catalog description says it all. NIB Sig P250 Compact in .45 ACP, blued, fixed sights, two magazines, holster and hard case. The P250 is a modular pistol that allows you to change caliber and grip size at will. One gun that adapts to perfectly fit any individual’s hand size, shooting style, and purpose. The P250 is a radically new kind of pistol that carries the renowned Sig Sauer quality – the performance, the accuracy and the reliability – into an exciting new range of unlimited possibilities, all built around a single, serial-numbered metal frame and fire control assembly. Choose the caliber: 9mm, .357SIG, .40S&W, or .45ACP. Choose compact, subcompact or full size polymer grip module. Select one of three grip sizes and two trigger lengths. Now it’s a fully customized P250. But then you can change everything to meet new requirements. When you have a P250, you not only have a high-quality Sig Sauer pistol that perfectly meets your needs. You have the foundation for building a new Sig pistol that will meet changing needs without the slightest sacrifice in performance. This gun still has original hang tag with instructions.

BOXED ROCK ISLAND HEART BREAKER 1911 .38 SUPER

Lot #14 (Sale Order 16 of 831)

Serial number RIA1056777. Offered is a .38 Super ,nickel plated 1911 style semi-automatic pistol in factory nickel finish and referred to as the "Heart Breaker" model that is engraved on right side of slide. The profile is nearly identical to a standard pre-war Colt 1911 with flat mainspring housing and fixed sights. The gun is finished in high polish nickel with black composite grips. The gun appears to be unfired with possible handling marks. Comes with plastic carry case, one unfinished magazine and two blued magazines. If you want a near clone of a pre-war style nickel 1911 Super, you will love this gun. *

AS NEW IN BOX SIG SAUER P250 SEMI AUTO PISTOL

Lot #14a (Sale Order 17 of 831)

Serial #57C058124. Caliber is .45 ACP. The catalog description says it all. NIB Sig P250 Compact in .45 ACP, blued, fixed sights, two magazines, holster and hard case. The P250 is a modular pistol that allows you to change caliber and grip size at will. One gun that adapts to perfectly fit any individual’s hand size, shooting style, and purpose. The P250 is a radically new kind of pistol that carries the renowned Sig Sauer quality – the performance, the accuracy and the reliability – into an exciting new range of unlimited possibilities, all built around a single, serial-numbered metal frame and fire control assembly. Choose the caliber: 9mm, .357SIG, .40S&W, or .45ACP. Choose compact, subcompact or full size polymer grip module. Select one of three grip sizes and two trigger lengths. Now it’s a fully customized P250. But then you can change everything to meet new requirements. When you have a P250, you not only have a high-quality Sig Sauer pistol that perfectly meets your needs. You have the foundation for building a new Sig pistol that will meet changing needs without the slightest sacrifice in performance. This gun still has original hang tag with instructions.

BOXED SIG SAUER MODEL P365 PISTOL

Lot #15 (Sale Order 18 of 831)

Serial number 66A407067. Small compact high quality Sig pistol in 9mmx19 caliber with alloy frame and matte black finish. Wind drift front and rear sights. Double action semi-automatic. Has lower sight rail cut. Appears as new in plastic case with plastic holster and three magazines. May have slight handling mark. *

AS NEW IN BOX SIG SAUER P250 SEMI AUTO PISTOL

Lot #15a (Sale Order 19 of 831)

Serial #57C058122. Caliber is .45 ACP. The catalog desription says it all. NIB Sig P250 Compact in .45 ACP, blued, fixed sights, two magazines, holster and hard case. The P250 is a modular pistol that allows you to change caliber and grip size at will. One gun that adapts to perfectly fit any individual’s hand size, shooting style, and purpose. The P250 is a radically new kind of pistol that carries the renowned Sig Sauer quality – the performance, the accuracy and the reliability – into an exciting new range of unlimited possibilities, all built around a single, serial-numbered metal frame and fire control assembly. Choose the caliber: 9mm, .357SIG, .40S&W, or .45ACP. Choose compact, subcompact or full size polymer grip module. Select one of three grip sizes and two trigger lengths. Now it’s a fully customized P250. But then you can change everything to meet new requirements. When you have a P250, you not only have a high-quality Sig Sauer pistol that perfectly meets your needs. You have the foundation for building a new Sig pistol that will meet changing needs without the slightest sacrifice in performance. This gun still has original hang tag with instructions.

BOXED GLOCK MODEL 26 GEN 4 PISTOL

Lot #16 (Sale Order 20 of 831)

Serial number YND307. Compact alloy frame in 9mmx19 caliber finished in Desert Storm brown, single action with wind drift white outline combat sights. Appears as new condition in plastic box with paperwork, three magazines and grip adapters. Possible handling mark.*

SMITH & WESSON MODEL 29-3 REVOLVER

Lot #17 (Sale Order 21 of 831)

Serial # AZL7808. One of the great American classic all-time handguns. This example features the typical mirror blue factory Smith finish with case color target hammer and wide serrated trigger. Standard sights include red insert front and white outline target adjustable rear. The checkered rosewood grips bear the silver S&W medallion. Barrel measures 6". This gun is built on the square butt, three screw N frame. This gun has been been fired but still retains nearly all of the original finish with some light handling marks and a slight drag line. The bore is mirror bright and the action smooth and solid. Grips are excellent with some finish loss. *

BOXED SMITH & WESSON MODEL 627 REVOLVER

Lot #18 (Sale Order 22 of 831)

Serial number Referred to in catalog as the .357 Magnum Stainless. It is built on the round butt 3-screw N-frame in stainless steel. Features include checkered/serrated rib and rear target sight, red insert front sight, non-fluted cylinder, solid under lug, wide checkered target hammer, wide smooth trigger with S&W silver medallion finger groove combat grips. Only 4998 of this model were made from 1989-1992. This gun was returned to the factory in 1991 at which time , the original frame serial number BEF7282 was destroyed and the gun was fitted with a new frame serial number BEK4586. This is explained in a S&W factory letter dated September 27, 1991. The box still bears the original serial number. It appears as if the gun was test fired only during this repair as the cylinder shows virtually no burn nor does the frame. There is a light drag line and some minor handling wear. Grips are excellent. The bore is sharp and the action is crisp. Comes with the repair dated letter and work orders, matching original box with manual. *

SMITH & WESSON SILHOUETTE MODEL 29-3

Lot #19 (Sale Order 23 of 831)

Serial # AWU5091. Manufactured from 1983-1991. It is built on the square butt 3-screw N-frame with a 10 5/8" barrel and wheel adjustable four position front sight. The rear sight has been removed and there are extra holes for scope mount. Mounting a rear sight would cover all of these scope holes. Finish is standard high polish blue with case color target hammer and serrated trigger. It now sports a pair of custom checkered thumb rest target walnut grips. This .44 magnum revolver retains virtually all of it's original finish with a light drag line, wear at cylinder face and some minor handling marks. The bore and action are crisp as new. Grips are excellent with some handling marks. Fine big bore long range target or hunting revolver. *

SMITH & WESSON MODEL 520 REVOLVER

Lot #20 (Sale Order 24 of 831)

Serial #N559179. 3000 of these revolvers were made in 1980 for the New York State Police but were never delivered and were then sold to dealers. They feature pinned barrels and recessed chambers, 4" barrel, chambered for the.357 magnum cartridge, fixed sights, blue finish with case color hammer and trigger. This example has seen use. There is wear at the muzzle, a distinct drag line and high edge holster wear. Someone has drilled two holes in the rear sight channel and there is a drivers license number etched on frame under the grips. The original grips have been replaced with a pair of pre-1968 S&W diamond checkered magna grips that show wear. Bore is sharp and the action smooth as butter. *

BOXED UNFIRED ROCK ISLAND M1911 A-1-CS PISTOL

Lot #20a (Sale Order 25 of 831)

Serial #RIA 18211169. This model is built along the same frame and style as the old Colt Commander model with a 3 1/2" barrel, . 45 ACP caliber, matte military style finish with wood grips. Gun is unfired in original plastic case with hang tag and paperwork with one magazine. *

SMITH & WESSON MODEL 19-5 REVOLVER

Lot #21 (Sale Order 26 of 831)

Serial # AHA3725. This 2 1/2" .357 magnum revolver vvas a police trade in from the Iron Cross police of Chester County but is not marked as such nor is there any supporting paperwork. It is built on the round butt 3-screw K-frame with blue finish, target rear sight and walnut grips. Like all police carry guns, this gun has seen much holster wear and now retains approximately 50% original finish with balance a smooth gray patina. The grips are worn out but the bore and action are crisp. *

BOXED ROCK ISLAND MODEL 206 .38 REVOLVER

Lot #21a (Sale Order 27 of 831)

Serial #RIA2111515. A brand new in box never fired with paperwork and hang tags. This is a fairly new offering by this company. It is a matte finish, round butt, 2", 6-shot double action revolver with checkered wood grips. *

SMITH & WESSON MODEL 19-4 REVOLVER

Lot #22 (Sale Order 28 of 831)

Serial number 97K4691. Purported Iron Cross Chester County police trade-in with no supporting paperwork or markings. It is a standard 2 1/2" barreled .357 magnum revolver. It is built on the round butt 3-screw frame with blue finish, case color hammer and trigger with adjustable rear sight and silver medallion checkered walnut grips. Like all police guns, this example shows heavy holster wear throughout with some pitting on trigger guard. The gun retains approximately 60% original factory blue. The bore and action are crisp. The grips are worn. *

BOXED UNFIRED ROCK ISLAND M1911 A1 MATCH TACTICAL

Lot #22a (Sale Order 29 of 831)

Serial #RIA2068417. This model is patterned after the Colt Model 1911 platform as a long slide target model chambered for the 10mm cartridge with a 6" barrel, matte finish, lightweight adjustable trigger, beveled ejection port, Picatinny rail at base of frame, lightweight bobbed hammer , ambidextrous safeties, adjustable target sight, beaver tail safety, luminescent front sight, checkered flat mainspring housing and rubber grips. Gun is brand new in plastic case with hang tags and paperwork. *

SMITH & WESSON MODEL 10-5 REVOLVER

Lot #23 (Sale Order 30 of 831)

Serial #C967769. This revolver was made in 1966-67 and was apparently once owned by John C Howell, constable of Carter County Oklahoma. The 2 1/2" barreled .38 sports sterling silver grips with 10K gold appliques on both panels including two panels that bear his initials JCH. The gun is a standard 3-screw square butt built on the K-frame with pinned barrel. Finish is blue with case color hammer and trigger and features fixed sights. The gun is not marked as to the previous owner. As to condition, gun has been used and holstered with a sharp bore and crisp action. There is wear on all edges, a drag line and wear to right side of frame. Overall, the gun retains approximately 65% original blue. Grips are excellent and quite ornate. Comes with a floral tooled holster made in Fort Worth Texas. * (C&R)

BOXED UNFIRED ROCK ISLAND 1911 A2 FS TCM PISTOL

Lot #23a (Sale Order 31 of 831)

Serial #TCM041503. Based on Colt 1911, this pistol comes with a .22 rim fire barrel and a 9mm barrel both of which are 5" Other features include a matte finish, lightweight adjustable trigger, beveled ejection port, lightweight bobbed hammer , adjustable white dot Novak type target sight, beaver tail safety, dovetail front sight, checkered flat mainspring housing and rubber grips. Gun is brand new in plastic case with hang tags and paperwork. Comes with one magazine. *

COLT DELTA ELITE 1911 PISTOL

Lot #24 (Sale Order 32 of 831)

Serial #DS35414. This gun is based on the Colt Model 1911 platform. Made of brushed stainless steel and chambered for the .10mm cartridge. Features include a lightweight bobbed hammer, lightweight adjustable trigger, white dot combat sights and checkered walnut grips. Gun appears to be in as new condition with just some minor handling wear. Comes with one magazine. *

ROCK ISLAND ARMORY MODEL 1911 PISTOL

Lot #25 (Sale Order 33 of 831)

Serial #RIA202009. Typical 1911 platform .45 caliber semi-automatic pistol that features matte black finish, Novak style combat sights, lightweight trigger, lightweight bobbed hammer, extended beaver tail safety, ambidextrous side safety and smooth wood grips. Bore and action are fine. There are some handling marks to finish and a light scratch to finish on right side of slide.*

STAR COMPACT .45 PISTOL

Lot #26 (Sale Order 34 of 831)

Serial # 1475788. Imported from Spain by Interarms comes this .45 caliber compact that is reminiscent of the old steel Colt Commander and the Browning Hi-power mix. Finish is blue steel with alloy frame. Grips are after market wrap around Pachmayr. Rear sight is adjustable. Has seen light use with some minor high edge wear and handling marks. Fine bore and action. Comes with one magazine. *

SIG SAUER MODEL P229 PISTOL

Lot #27 (Sale Order 35 of 831)

Serial #AM98749. Chambered for the .40 S&W cartridge, this gun finished in matte black with alloy frame that has laser rail at base. Features include white dot combat sights, double action semi-automatic and composition grips. Gun has seen some use. There is some high edge wear at points and some missing finish spots to frame but still a solid 97% gun. Bore and action are fine. This gun was made in Germany. *

EARLY LLAMA .45 SEMI-AUTOMATIC PISTOL

Lot #28 (Sale Order 36 of 831)

Serial # 475353. Basically a Colt clone made in Spain in .45 caliber and imported by Stoeger. Major departure from a standard Colt 1911 is the vent rib and lower left frame ring. Finish is blue and the grips are checkered walnut. Gun shows some high edge wear, dulling with freckling on straps and some overall age freckling about the surface with some added wiped on finish. Legends are sharp. Magazine is a replacement and does not fit well. Rifling is sharp and action is fine. Grips show a few minor hits. *

RUGER P-85 SEMI-AUTOMATIC PISTOL

Lot #29 (Sale Order 37 of 831)

Serial # 300-43801. Chambered for the 9mm cartridge with alloy frame and matte finish. Features include ambidextrous side safety, adjustable rear sight, bobbed hammer, wind drift white dot front sight, composition grips. Gun has been used showing some light high edge wear, handling marks, wear at muzzle. Fine bore and action. Comes with one magazine. *

RUGER STAINLESS NEW MODEL BLACKHAWK REVOLVER

Lot #30 (Sale Order 38 of 831)

Serial #35-63517. Made of stainless steel and chambered for the .357 magnum cartridge. Features six shot single action with adjustable rear sight and smooth walnut grips. This revolvers shows only some very light powder burn on cylinder face and a light drag line with a few minor handling marks. Fine bore and action. *

FLAT-TOP RUGER BLACKHAWK SA REVOLVER 1962

Lot #31 (Sale Order 39 of 831)

Serial # 41105. Nice early Flat-top Blackhawk .357 single action revolver with standard blue finish, 6 1/2" barrel, fluted cylinder, adjustable rear sight with smooth walnut grips. Often referred to by collectors as the Flat-top Ruger. This gun is in fine condition showing only light use. There is a hint of wear at the muzzle, some overall high edge wear, some light thinning on straps and a few handling marks but still a solid 97% gun. Grips don't fit perfect and may be replacements. Cylinder has a light drag line. Fine bore and smooth as silk action. * (C&R)

RUGER BLACKHAWK .41 MAG. REVOLVER

Lot #32 (Sale Order 40 of 831)

Serial # 538. This is an early 3 digit pre-warning .41 magnum with the short 4 3/4" barrel. It was made during the first year of production for this caliber in 1965 and features a blue finish with adjustable rear sight, six shot fluted cylinder and smooth walnut grips. Barrel shows a bit of thinning at the muzzle and some light handling marks. The cylinder face shows nearly any signs of powder burn and the action is as smooth as silk. The early serial number is not a first year Blackhawk and is not a flat-top but is a pre-warning model. Nice early and rather scarce short barreled .41. *

STAINLESS RUGER .44 MAG SUPER BLACKHAWK REVOLVER

Lot #33 (Sale Order 41 of 831)

Serial # 87-45998. Short 4 3/4 Super Blackhawk made in stainless steel with non-fluted six shot cylinder, special high Patridge front sight and adjustable rear sight. Grips are smooth walnut?. Cylinder has a slight drag line and there are some handling marks. Cylinder shows only light burn marks on face so used very little. Fine bore and action. *

STAINLESS RUGER SECURITY SIX REVOLVER

Lot #34 (Sale Order 42 of 831)

Serial # 159-81749. Chambered for the .357 magnum cartridge with the short 2 3/4" barrel constructed of stainless steel with adjustable rear sight, custom red insert front sight and rubber combat grips. Gun has been used and there is some light cylinder burn, light drag line with usual handling marks. Fine bore and action. *

BOXED REMINGTON MODEL 870 MARINE SHOTGUN

Lot #35 (Sale Order 43 of 831)

Serial number C477757M. Features the electroless nickel plating on all major metal surfaces to resist rust. The action is your basic tried and true 870 12 bore magnum pump action that features an extended magazine. Other features include a ventilated matte black heat shield, an attached craftsman flashlight, checkered composition fore-end, original checkered stock (in box) and a Speed Feed composition pistol grip stock, sling eyes. Barrel measures 18". Gun is in as new condition with light handling marks and comes with the original matching box with paperwork. *

MOSSBERG MODEL 500-A SLIDE ACTION 12 BORE SHOTGUN

Lot #35a (Sale Order 44 of 831)

Serial # L327194. Standard 12 bore with removable chokes and 28" vent rib barrel with checkered stocks and recoil pad. If you just need a reliable shotgun for your cabin or boat and looks are not important, this is the gun. The black enamel finish frame has numerous nicks and scrapes. The barrel blue is still 90%. The stocks have numerous nicks but checkering is sharp. The bore is clean and action is crisp.

CHAPARRAL MODEL WINCHESTER 1876 SHORT RIFLE

Lot #36 (Sale Order 45 of 831)

Serial number W760458. Beautiful Italian copy of a Winchester Model 1876 short rifle that features a 22" full octagon barrel, caliber 40-60 WCF, folding ladder rear sight, blade front sight, case colored frame, hammer, lever , butt-plate and cap with beautiful oil finished deluxe grain walnut stocks. This lovely rifle remains in near new condition with just a possible handling mark and a couple of marks on loading gate. Bore and action as new. The bolt appears as if this gun has never been fired. *

FOUR FULL BOXES OLD WESTERN SCROUNGER 40-60 WCF

Lot #36a (Sale Order 46 of 831)

This lot of ammunition, 80 rounds of 40-60 WCF was made by the Old Western Scrounger using the 240 grain lead bullet. This round is correct for the Winchester Model 1876 and it's clones.

REMINGTON MODEL 722 BOLT ACTION RIFLE

Lot #37 (Sale Order 47 of 831)

Serial number 355805. The 722 was simply a short action, .222 Remington version of the old Model 721 and was made from 1948 until 1962. Features included blue finish, ramp front sight, filled rear sight blank, plain pistol grip walnut stock with added Morgan adjustable pad and sporting a Bushnell Scopechief 3x9 scope. The barrel and frame retain 95% original blue. The floor plate and trigger guard retain most of a reapplied blue finish. The stocks are clean with usual handling marks and added sling eyes. Slick action and near mint bore. * (C&R)

REMINGTON MODEL 710 BOLT ACTION RIFLE

Lot #37a (Sale Order 48 of 831)

Serial #71201161. Caliber is 30-06 with a 22" barrel, matte finish, no barrel sights, textured nylon pistol grip stock and sporting a Bushnell 3x9 scope. Rifle does not appear to have seen any real use and the bolt still has all the original blue finish, maybe just a couple of handling marks. Should be a good quality solid hunting rifle.

EARLY REMINGTON WINGMASTER 16 BORE SHOTGUN

Lot #38 (Sale Order 49 of 831)

Serial number 71155W. .This early 870 features a 28" plain barrel and is chambered for the 16 bore with a 2 3/4" chamber and modified choke. Finish is blue and the wood is plain walnut with grooved fore-end and non-checkered pistol grip stock with added red waffle pad. All of the metal still retains approximately 95% of it's original blue with scattered age freckling. Stock has added finish and shows some finish loss on butt stock at pad as well as a small wood plug repair at comb. Shotgun has a mirror bore and fine action. *

STAG ARMS MODEL 15 SEMI-AUTOMATIC RIFLE

Lot #39 (Sale Order 50 of 831)

Serial number 289678. Made in the USA and patterned on the AR-15 platform in caliber 5.56 mm. Features include stainless barrel, bulit in scope rail, retractable nylon stock, pistol grip and finished in matte black. Gun has some minor handling marks, otherwise appears to be in near mint condition overall. Comes with one magazine. *

CETME .308 SEMI-AUTOMATIC RIFLE

Lot #40 (Sale Order 51 of 831)

Serial number C61866. Made by Century Arms of Vermont. The C308 rifle is built around a roller locked delayed blowback system. The C308 battle rifle features a fluted chamber for reliable cycling and extraction. It is of Spanish design dating to 1949. This rifle comes with a BEC 3x9 scope. Metal has matte military finish. Nylon stocks. Fine bore. Usual handling marks. Comes with one magazine. *

BOXED COLT PYTHON DOUBLE ACTION REVOLVER (1981)

Lot #41 (Sale Order 52 of 831)

Serial #K37018. In this writers opinion, the 6" nickle Python is the most handsome Python ever made, the lines, the barrel length, the finish and sporting the gold medallion checkered walnut grips, it is the epitome of sexy if that term can be used to describe this sleek handgun. Made in 1981, it has all the standard features to included a full vent rib, full lug, blue target sights, full nickle finish with target hammer and checkered walnut grips. It is readily apparent that this gun has never been fired. The cylinder face is free of any burn and the chambers are mirror bright. Even the ever present drag line is a mere ghost image at worst. Like all nickle guns, there may be a minor handling mark but it is as close to brand new and mint as you are going to find. It comes in it's original wood grain box with packing and paperwork and is numbered to this gun although the box is a littel whipped, it is complete. Stunning. *

BOXED REMINGTON MODEL 25 SEMI-AUTOMATIC RIFLE

Lot #42 (Sale Order 53 of 831)

Serial number RD005717. Qulity built by Remington, built on the AR-15 platform, caliber .308 with a 20" barrel and finished in Tree Stand Camo. Features push rod assist, nylon stock, built in rail, sling eyes, fluted barrel in near new condition with few minor handling marks. Built with forged and anodized upper and lower receivers. Comes with one magazine. *

NAVY ARMS WINCHESTER MODEL 1866 SRC

Lot #43 (Sale Order 54 of 831)

Serial number 356. Offered is a beautifully made high quality replica of the famous Winchester "Yellow Bow" as made in Italy and marketed by Navy Arms, a company whose name is synopsis with quality arms. This is the carbine version that features a 20" round barrel, full magazine, brass frame, butt-plate anc rear band, front sight on forward band, two leaf folding rear sight, walnut stocks with saddle ring and stud. It is chambered for the .38 special making it very affordable for the person who wants a good shooting firearm chambered for affordable ammunition. There are a couple of very minor handling marks but remains in as new condition. *

SCARCE MARLIN MODEL 62 LEVER ACTION RIFLE

Lot #44 (Sale Order 55 of 831)

Serial number AB4500. This slick little lever action is chambered for the .30 Carbine cartridge. It is a lever action, magazine fed rifle with handy 20" barrel, blue finish and one piece plain walnut stock with pistol grip Rifle has black plastic cap and plate. Sights are standard ramp front and sporting rear. The frame is tapped and filled for scope mounts of which a set of see thru mounts are included. This gun came factory tapped for scope and sling eyes were standard. The model 62 Levermatic was first offered in 1956 in both the Model 56 and 57. The model 62 was introduced in 1963 and was only made until 1969. The model 62 was offered in three calibers, the .22 Jet, the .256 magnum and the .30 carbine round. It featured Micro Groove rifling and a short throw lever. The three models never really took hold and today, they are seldom seen let alone in fine condition. This gun has some light blue finish wear at muzzle and a few handling marks but is still a solid 97% gun. The walnut stocks are sharp, again, with just some minor impressions and handling marks. The action is crisp and the rifling is sharp. Comes with one magazine. *(C&R)

UBERTI WINCHESTER MODEL 1866 SRC

Lot #45 (Sale Order 56 of 831)

Uberti means quality and this "Yellow Boy" is no exception. High polish blue 20" barrel and full magazine with brass frame and butt-plate. Sights are a post mounted on front band and two leaf folding rear sight. Stock is a high gloss walnut. This gun is chambered for the venerable .44-40 WCF. The gun has seen little use and remains in near mint condition with just some minor handling wear and some minor age spotting on frame. Wood is near mint with some minor impressions and handling marks. When action is open, there is no apparent powder burn of any kind. The bore is mirror bright and the action is slick. *

SPRINGFIELD MODEL 174 SLIDE ACTION RIFLE

Lot #46 (Sale Order 57 of 831)

Serial number B471966. Chambered for the most classic deer cartridge of all time, the .30-30 or .30 WCF. Features include a handy 22" round barrel, blue finish, ramp front sight, rear sight dovetail only, plain hardwood stock and fore-end, sling eyes and sporting a Weaver 3x9 scope. This rifle was only available from 1970-81 and was considered a good quality brush rifle with quick repeat shot capacity at a fair price. This rifle has seen some use. The metal retains approximately 90% factory blue with some handling marks and a few freckles on right side of frame. Wood is excellent with usual impressions and minor handling marks. Fine bore and action. *

POST 64 WINCHESTER MODEL 70 RIFLE (1968)

Lot #47 (Sale Order 58 of 831)

Serial number 892867. Considered by most knowledgeable riflemen the finest bolt action sporting rifle ever made. The post 1964 models were good guns but old time gunnies did not like the updates and as such, these early post 64 guns represent a true bargain for a top quality Winchester. This gun is chambered for the powerfull 7mm Remington Magnum cartridge. The barrel measures 24". The metal is finished in factory blue and sports a walnut stock with pressed checkering. The stock wears a pistol grip with cap, Monte-Carlo comb, red Winchester pad and sling swivels. The bolt is jeweled. The original sights were removed and taps were filled but the sights are included. Scope bases are mounted to frame. This rifle saw littel use. The metal retains virtually all of the original factory blue finsih with maybe a handling mark. Wood is near mint as well with a few minor impressions. Bore is strong and the action is crisp. * (C&R)

BERETTA MODEL A390T 12 BORE SEMI-AUTOMATIC SHOTGUN

Lot #48 (Sale Order 59 of 831)

Serial number P61219E. High quality Italian made shotgun that features a 30" full vent ribbed barrel, removable choke system, checkered walnut stocks with pistol grip and black rubber pad. Rear stock has a sling swivel. Chamber is 3". The black enameled frame has numerous little dings to finish. The barrel has approximately 90% factory blue with overall freckled surface. Stocks have impressions and handling marks. Mirror bore and fine action. The frame is alloy. This popular sporting model was first introduced in 1992. *

MOSSBERG MODEL 880B BOLT ACTION RIFLE

Lot #49 (Sale Order 60 of 831)

Serial#376478. This little known bolt action sporting rifle was made from 1989 through 1997. It is chambered for the .243 Winchester cartridge and sports a short 22" barrel. Metal is finished in factory blue and sports a pistol grip hardwood stock with sling swivels. The frame is tapped for scope mounts and filler screws are missing. The metal retains virtually all of the factory blue finish with minor handling marks. Stocks are excellent with some light impressions and handling marks. Bore and action are fine. *

CZ MODEL 527 BOLT ACTION SPORTING RIFLE

Lot #50 (Sale Order 61 of 831)

Serial#97301 High quality sporter made in Czech republic. Built on a .223-length action, this rifle features a 22" barrel and is chambered for the .222 Remington cartridge. It is magazine fed and comes standard with sling eyes. The CZ 527 American also features a classic American pattern straight comb stock, a sporter-weight hammer forged barrel, a single set trigger and a recessed target crown. Made to be used with optics, the American has no sights but is equipped with a 16mm dovetail for mounting rails or ringmounts. Gun is in as new condition with maybe a handling mark. Comes with one magazine and scope mounts/rings that slip right on to the dovetails. *

STOEGER 20 BORE COACH SXS SHOTGUN

Lot #51 (Sale Order 62 of 831)

Serial number AO35236-10. Made in Brazil for Stoeger arms, this so called Coach gun features blued 20" barrels with 3" chamber. Quality little double with vent rib, this is the supreme model with removable chokes, checkered walnut stock with pistol grip, black rubber pad and beaver tail fore-end with stainless frame. A very popular gun with Cowboy action shooters but with removable chocks, a great upland bird gun as well. Gun is in near new condition having seen little use but may have a handling mark. *

ACTION ARMS TIMBER WOLF SLIDE ACTION RIFLE

Lot #52 (Sale Order 63 of 831)

Serial number 03413. This high quality rifle was made by IMI in Israel. It is a slide action rifle chambered for the .357 magnum cartridge and features a blued 18" barrel with full magazine, wood stocks, built in scope rail on frame with standard sporting sights. The frame is milled steel. It was last imported in 1989 and is seldom seen on this continent. A great little brush rifle in near new condition with usual minor handling marks. *

SAVAGE AXIS MODEL BOLT ACTION SPORTING RIFLE

Lot #53 (Sale Order 64 of 831)

Serial number J428740. This fine rifle is chambered for the 25-06 cartrdige and features a 22" barrel in matte finish and never drilled for barrel sights. It also features a pistol grip synthetic stock, sling eyes and sports a Weaver 3x9 scope. It comes with removable box magazine. Gun is in near new condition showing little to no actual use with just some minor handling marks. *

BOXED SPRINGFIELD ARMORY SOCOM 11 M1A RIFLE

Lot #54 (Sale Order 65 of 831)

Serial number 191408. The line of Socom rifles were introduced as a short Tanker style semi-automatic rifle chambered for the .308 cartridge. Rifle features an 18" barrel, matte military finish, synthetic pistol grip stock, muzzle break and M1A style battle sights. This rifle is fitted with a Viltor vented guard with built in scope rail on all four sides. Comes with one magazine and leather cheek pad. Gun is near new condition with maybe a light handling marks and Springfield box. *

COLT 1873-1973 SAA WALNUT DISPLAY CASE

Lot #55 (Sale Order 66 of 831)

Made to display the Colt Centennial Single Action is this walnut case with glass top and velvet French fitted drawer. Someone has cut a small rectangle piece out of lid that could be repaired. The brass plaque in no longer present.

BOXED BOKER APPLEGAT-FAIRBAIRN COMBAT KNIFE

Lot #56 (Sale Order 67 of 831)

Designed by former OSS operatives Rex Applegate and W.E.Fairbairn and based on actual WW11 commando knife. Manufactured by world renowned Boker industries of Solinger Germany with 440 stainless steel blade with fascimile signatures of both men etched on 6" blade with brass guard and ergonomic nylon handle. In as new condition in box with paperwork. Brass has toned and a few handling marks. Comes with scabbard.

CAMILLUS OVB LIVING TREASURE SERIES BOWIE KNIFE

Lot #57 (Sale Order 68 of 831)

Blade is stamped "National Living Treasure Series Jerry Fisk-Master Smith MM111" on one side and maker stamped on obverse. Re-Introduced into the line in 2002 after a sixty year hiatus. Exotic wood handle with stainless 7 1/2" blade. Knife is in like new condition in original box with leather sheath.

EARLY RUGER 9 1/2" SINGLE SIX REVOLVER (1960)

Lot #58 (Sale Order 69 of 831)

Serial # 164902. This a a scarce bird, an early pre-warning single six made in 1960 with the long 9 1/2" barrel .22 caliber six shot single action revolver. Features full blue finish, fluted cylinder, walnut grips and wind drift rear sight. Gun is in lovely condition retaining a full 98% original factory blue finish. The only flaw is a 1/4" area of roughness from storage at left front of muzzle. Excellent grips with couple of handling marks. Sharp bore and crisp action. *(C&R)

EARLY RUGER 9 1/2" SINGLE SIX REVOLVER (1960)

Lot #59 (Sale Order 70 of 831)

Serial #162984. One of the harder to find Ruger .22 revolvers is this early long barreled version of the classic Single Six revolver. Made in 1960, it features a six shot fluted cylinder, wind drift rear sight, full blue finish and walnut grips. This gun has some light high edge wear in spots, some light thinning and freckled at left side front muzzle, a distinct drag line, a small area on side of cylinder and shield where gun sat with slight thinning and some freckles. Bore is fine and action crisp. *(C&R)

PRE-WARNING RUGER SINGLE SIX REVOLVER

Lot #60 (Sale Order 71 of 831)

Serial # 806253. Made in the late 1960's before that went to pre-fix serial number. This is a standard model that features a 6 1/2" barrel and chambered for the .22 rim fire cartridge. It is factory finished in full blue with fluted cylinder, wind drift rear sight and walnut grips. There is some light thinning to finish on left side of muzzle and a hint of high edge wear in a few spots but still retains approximately 98% original factory blue. Grips are excellent with few handling marks. Fine bore and action. *(C&R)

EARLY RUGER BEARCAT .22 REVOLVER (1969)

Lot #61 (Sale Order 72 of 831)

Serial #90-02878. This small scale frame .22 single action revolver was introduced in 1958 and it became an instant hit. The revolver features a non-fluted and etched cylinder, 4" barrel, brass trigger guard, fixed sights and walnut grips. This gun is a pre-warning model made in 1969. It shows signs of having been fired and there is a hint of wear on left side muzzle and a light drag line, otherwise it still fully retains 99% of the original factory finish. Grips are near mint. Fine bore and action. *(C&R)

EARLY RUGER BEARCAT .22 REVOLVER (1971)

Lot #62 (Sale Order 73 of 831)

Serial # 91-12987. Introduced in 1958, this small frame fixed sight revolver became an instant success with campers and back packers who wanted a small .22 for hiking or when fishing. It features an etched non-fluted cylinder, brass trigger guard, walnut grips and blue finish with fixed sights. This gun has a hint of wear at left side of muzzle and a light drag line and still retains 99% of the original factory finish with a fine bore and action. *

BOXED AS NEW RUGER BEARCAT REVOLVER (1964)

Lot #62a (Sale Order 74 of 831)

Serial #41064. This little Ruger was purchased brand new on April 11, 1964 from Jim's Sport Shop in Orrville Ohio and still has this original receipt in the red and black two piece box that also has the instruction sheet. As to condition, it is almost as new. There is one pin head size spot of wear at muzzle and an almost ghost like drag line on the cylinder. There is absolutely no burn on cylinder face. Standard features on the gun is the six shot non-fluted cylinder with etching, 4" barrel, brass trigger guard and walnut grips. It would be nearly impossible to find a nicer one. *(C&R)

EARLY HIGH POLISH RUGER SUPER BLACKHAWK .44 MAGNUM

Lot #63 (Sale Order 75 of 831)

Serial # 23958. Made in 1966 and finished in the early Ruger super high polish royal blue finish with non-fluted cylinder. Features include adjustable rear sight, square back trigger guard, wide spur hammer and fitted with genuine custom fitted stag grips. This high condition gun shows a hint of wear to left side of muzzle and a couple glimpses of high edge wear but still retains at least 99% of the lustrous factory blue finish. Grips are near mint. This gun shows very little use. This is a pre-warning model and finished during an era when Ruger guns were at their zenith of fit and finish. *(C&R)

BOXED RUGER .22 SEMI-AUTOMATIC PISTOL (1953)

Lot #64 (Sale Order 76 of 831)

Serial number 62945. The team of Alex Sturm and Bill Ruger basically founded their firearms company in 1949 with this pistol, the standard Ruger .22 semi-automatic. Early guns had the bird logo on left grip in red that was similar to the Prussian eagle. When Sturm died in 1951, the bird logo was changed to black in his memory. This gun was made shortly after he died and is an early fifth year production pistol. It features a full factory blue finish, fixed sights and checkered black composite grips. This gun has seen little to no use and aside from a hint of toning at base of back strap and a possible handling mark, remains in near new condition. It comes in a period correct hinged red & black box with balance due of $28. 62 and the hinge is hanging on but worn. The instruction sheet is the revised 1952 update of the 1950 paperwork. Comes with one magazine. *(C&R)

S&W MODEL OF 1953.22/.32 KIT GUN

Lot #65 (Sale Order 77 of 831)

Serial #31744. This is a pre-model 34. This is a 3-screw model built on round butt J-frame that features a blue finish, six shot, fluted cylinder, ramp front sight, adjustable target rear sight, case color hammer and trigger with diamond checkered walnut grips that having matching serial number stamped inside right panel. The barrel is pinned and the cylinder recessed. The pre-34 was made until 1969. This gun made in early to mid 1960's. Brilliant case colors, near mint grips and a light drag line but still in near new condition with a fine bore and smooth action. *(C&R)

BOXED S&W MODEL 64-3 STAINLESS M&P REVOLVER

Lot #66 (Sale Order 78 of 831)

Serial# 08882-C20. Built on the stainless 3-screw K-frame with a 4" barrel, fixed sights and after market rubber grips. Has pinned barrel and chambered for the .38 Special cartridge. First produced in 1970. This gun has been altered to fire double action only. It has seen use and was reported to be an ex-police gun but no special markings as such. Red paint added to front sight, numerous scratches and handling marks. Fine bore and action and comes with original period box with paperwork. *

CASPIAN 1911 CUSTOM .45 SEMI-AUTOMATIC PISTOL

Lot #67 (Sale Order 79 of 831)

Serial #64675. Caspian Arms was established in 1983 and became renowned for the custom 1911 platform frames, slides and parts. This custom made .45 features a Caspian stainless frame, a Teflon coated Caspian slide and an Ed brown barrel. Other custom features include a beveled ejection port, adjustable trigger, extended beaver tail safety, side ambidextrous safeties, steel checkered back strap, lightweight bobbed hammer, extended magazine with bumper and Novak style combat sights. The grips are diamond checkered rosewood. Has been fired showing a few light freckles, spots of high edge wear and light handling marks. Bore is sharp and action crisp. *

AMERICAN DERRINGER CORP. OVER UNDER .38

Lot #68 (Sale Order 80 of 831)

Serial #009624. Stainless steel construction American made over under derringer made in Waco, Texas that features a cut-away trigger guard and wood grips. The barrels work on a top release. Minor handling marks but no signs of powder burn. *

PARA ORDNANCE COMPACT STAINLESS MODEL P-12

Lot #69 (Sale Order 81 of 831)

Serial # QF4249. Stainless compact .45 that features a beveled ejection port, lightweight bobbed hammer, wind drift rear sight, rubber grips, checkered backstrap with bumper magazine. Gun has some light handling marks but near mint. *

KIMBER GOLD MATCH 1911 SEMI-AUTOMATIC PISTOL

Lot #70 (Sale Order 82 of 831)

Serial # KP08571. This is an unusual Kimber for those that have not seen one. They are built with a polymer frame made by BUL in Israel. The steel slide is blued. Target features include adjustable rear sight, front and rear side serration's, beveled ejection port, lightweight trigger, ambidextrous side safeties, bobbed hammer, checkered backstrap, beaver tail safety and includes bumper magazine. There is evident handling marks and wear at bottom front of slide as well as on top as this is the dull and easily marred surface. The high polish blue sides of slide have a few handling marks. Crisp bore and action. *

COLT SINGLE ACTION FRONTIER SCOUT REVOLVER

Lot #71 (Sale Order 83 of 831)

Serial # 190615F. Made in 1965 , this .22 LR caliber single action revolver features a 41/2" barrel, six shot fluted cylinder, blue finish, Colt logo checkered plastic grips and full blued finish. The gun exhibits wear on most of the high edges and muzzle and there is a drag line on cylinder. This revolver has been used and probably holster carried but still retains approximately 90% original factory blue finish. The bore is clean and the action is still tight. * (C&R)

COLT NEW FRONTIER BUNTLINE REVOLVER (1973)

Lot #72 (Sale Order 84 of 831)

Serial # G46190. This is the flat-top target version .22 LR version of the single action with a 7 1/2' barrel, six shot fluted cylinder, case color frame, Colt plastic eagle grips with the balance of metal Colt blue. There is some thinning and light blue wear on left side of barrel and on ejector housing. The cylinder has high edge wear and a light drag line. The case colors remain a strong 98% with a few freckles. Grips are excellent. The rifling is sharp and the action indexes and locks up like a new gun. *

COLT PEACEMAKER .22 REVOLVER (1975)

Lot #73 (Sale Order 85 of 831)

Serial # G157093. This is the scaled down version of the Single Action Army with fixed sights, six shot fluted cylinder, blue and case color finish with Colt plastic eagle grips. Aside from some slight wear at muzzle, a few handling marks and a light drag line are the only visible wear. This revolver remains a pure 98% condition gun with a great rifling bore and crisp action. *

COLT SINGLE ACTION BUNTLINE SCOUT REVOLVER (1959)

Lot #74 (Sale Order 86 of 831)

Serial # 72595F. This revolver comes with duel cylinders chambered for both the .22 LR as well as the .22 Magnum. This gun was made in 1959, the year the buntline was introduced. The finish is solid Colt blue and sporting smooth wood grips and fixed sights. The buntline barrel measures 9 1/2". There is some thinning on sides of barrel and light muzzle wear. There is some high edge scattered wear and there is both edge wear and a light drag line on the cylinder. The non-fluted magnum cylinder has less wear with basically just a drag line. The wood grips have wear on edges but are excellent. Bore is sharp and the action tight. * (C&R)

EARLY COLT TROOPER .357 MAGNUM REVOLVER (1966)

Lot #75 (Sale Order 87 of 831)

Serial # 56033. Introduced in 1954, one year before the Python. It features a 4" barrel with a six shot fluted cylinder, adjustable target rear sight, ramp style front sight, wide target hammer and now sporting an after market pair of Herret type grips. The finish is factory high polish Colt blue. This early gun has seen use. The barrel blue is thinning with wear at muzzle with blue wear under the grips and a few scattered freckles and light spotting on right side of frame. The grips detract from gun. The rifling is sharp and the action is tight. *(C&R)

BABY BROWNING .25 SEMI-AUTOMATIC PISTOL (1968)

Lot #76 (Sale Order 88 of 831)

Serial #437768. The classic pocket .25 semi-automatic pistol designed by John Browning that had been in production, in some form, since 1905. It features a blue finish with Browning logo black plastic grips. Maybe a light handling mark. Fine bore and action. A solid 99% gun. *(C&R)

BOXED 2ND GENERATION COLT SAA REVOLVER (1957)

Lot #77 (Sale Order 89 of 831)

Serial number 10917SA. Offered is a second year production Colt SAA in it's original matching numbered black box and instruction. The gun features the standard blue and case color finish with Colt logo black plastic grips that are original but are numbered to another gun and do not fit perfect. The barrel measures 7 1/2" and is chambered for the .45 Long Colt. There is some light wear at the muzzle and the cylinder has some striations and drag line. There is some light high edge wear as well. The bore is sharp and the action like new. In addition to the original box which shows some wear but is clean and complete with proper end label, there is a set of walnut and plastic stag type grips. *(C&R)

COLT GOVERNMENT POCKETLITE .380 AUTO

Lot #78 (Sale Order 90 of 831)

Serial # GP18259. Introduced in 1991 and similar to the Mustang, this pistol is made with a lightweight alloy frame and stainless steel slide. Sights are fixed and grips are made of rubber with Colt silver medallions. Gun has carry wear and handling marks overall. Bore and action are fine. Comes with one magazine. *

COLT MK IV SERIES 80 GOVERNMENT .380 PISTOL

Lot #79 (Sale Order 91 of 831)

Serial #RC47550. Small lightweight compact reduced version of the 1911 with electroless nickel matte finish, wind drift rear sight, blued small parts and silver Colt medallion rubber grips. Only made from 1986-89. This gun shows some carry wear overall with some light spotting and handling marks. Comes with one magazine. *

BLUED COLT MKIV SERIES 80 GOVERNMENT .380 PISTOL

Lot #80 (Sale Order 92 of 831)

Serial # RC14248. Only made from 1986-89 and very seldom seen in Colt high polish blue finish. Other features include a bobbed hammer and wind drift rear sight. The rubber grips are after market. There is wear to high edges and a small sport on left side of slide along with some light handling marks. Comes with one magazine. *

MASTER ENGRAVED S&W MODEL 36-1 REVOLVER

Lot #81 (Sale Order 93 of 831)

Serial number 456832. The model 36 is referred to as the Chiefs Special that was built on the round butt J-frame with 3-screws and pinned barrel. This revolver was made between 1967-68. The heavy barrel measures 3" and is chambered for the .38 Special. It features an adjustable rear sight, has a five shot fluted cylinder, wide trigger. The finish is done in a satin stainless style. The inside frame is engraved by California Master Engraver M. Woodward who has signed his work under the grips on the left frame. The engraving style is of the very fine almost English style of decorative scroll with the punch dot background. The right side features the head of a wild cat and coverage is at least two thirds. The grips are bone with fine figure, a small stress crack at left top and a S&W silver medallion. Gun has been fired since decorated and there are areas inside showing light powder burn and there are a couple of minor handling marks The bore and action are fine. There is a red insert on front sight that is chipped. Comes with original matching number blue box and some paperwork. A beautifully engraved revolver. This revolver comes with a factory letter stating this gun was shipped on July 26, 1968 to International Distributors of Miami with a 3" heavy barrel, nickel finish and walnut grips. *(C&R)

EARLY RUGER BLACKHAWK .357 REVOLVER (1966)

Lot #82 (Sale Order 94 of 831)

Serial number 79756. One of the finest single action revolvers ever made is this early pre-warning Blackhawk that features a 6 1/2" barrel in .357 caliber with a six shot fluted cylinder, adjustable rear target sight, ramp front sight, full blue finish with genuine stag grips. Aside from a light handling mark or two, this fine gun retains approximately 99% original factory blue. The bore is sharp and the action is butter smooth. *(C&R)

BOXED COLT MUSTANG XSP .380 PISTOL

Lot #83 (Sale Order 95 of 831)

Serial number MP05006. We have what appears to be an as new unfired Colt Mustang pocket auto with alloy frame, matte finish, bobbed hammer wind drift rear sight and electroless nickel small parts. Aside from a possible handling mark, gun comes with original hang tag, plastic case, paperwork and two magazines. *

COLT DETECTIVE .38 SPECIAL REVOLVER (1967)

Lot #84 (Sale Order 96 of 831)

Serial number 928080. This gun was made the first year that they shortened the frame so the grips wrap around the bottom. The finish is typical Colt blue with a six shot fluted cylinder, 2" barrel and silver medallion checkered walnut grips. The Detective model had been in production since 1927 and has probably been seen in more motion pictures than any other handgun besides the Single Action Army. This example saw very little use. There is a hint of high edge wear and a couple of minor age spots and freckles, the hammer has oxidized but still retains 99% original factory blue with near mint grips, a sharp bore and perfect action. Right grip has matching serial number in pencil. This is still the old style that does not have the ejector shroud. Comes in a brown two piece proper era box that does not have any end label or serial number to match gun.*(C&R)

BOXED & ENGRAVED S&W K-38 MASTERPIECE REVOLVER

Lot #85 (Sale Order 97 of 831)

Serial number K320991. Referred to as a Pre-Model 14, it features a 6" barrel and is chambered for the .38 special cartridge. It was made in 1958 as a standard blue gun with walnut grips and was shipped on march 20, 1958 to Roberts Hardware Co. in Utica NY and comes with a factory letter stating details. This model was built on the square butt K-target frame with an adjustable target rear sight, patridge style front sight, 4-screw frame, pinned barrel with case color target hammer and trigger. This gun has been masterfully engraved and gold filled in a damascene style with intricate scroll and floral motif with nearly full coverage decoration. It also sports bone grips with agold S&W medallions. The result of all this hand engraving and gold inlay is simply breath-taking. The revolver still retains virtually all of it's custom finish with a fine bore and well tuned action. It also comes in a correct model period gold box that is not id'ed to gun.

BOXED SMITH & WESSON MODEL 581 REVOLVER

Lot #86 (Sale Order 98 of 831)

Serial number AHS0892.Referred to as the Distinguished Service Magnum revolver, it is built on the L-frame square butt , 3-screw with standard blue finish, 4" barrel, six shot fluted cylinder, blue finish, case color hammer and trigger, walnut grips and blue finish. This model was made from 1980-85. This gun has seen only light use and retains virtually all of the original finish with just a slight drag line, a hint of muzzle wear and few minor handling marks. Grips are near mint. The bore is sharp and the action is like new. Comes with matching number box, paperwork and cleaning tools. *

CASPIAN CUSTOM 1911 TARGET SEMI-AUTOMATIC PISTOL

Lot #87 (Sale Order 99 of 831)

Serial # NM61398. Using a Rock Island frame as the basis, a Caspian slide has been fitted. The rear target sight is a Bo-mar with white dot front. Other features include a beveled ejection port, Wilson's bushing, lightweight adjustable trigger, front and rear slide serration's, checkered front trigger guard, checkered straps, lightweight bobbed hammer and extended beaver tail safety. The finish is blue and the slide color has taken a plum hue. Pistol sports Wilson checkered walnut stocks and the magazine is a Wilson combat with bumper. Bore and action are fine. Still retains 98% of the custom finish with a few handling marks. One fine target 1911. *

LES BAER CUSTOM 1911 SEMI-AUTOMATIC PISTOL

Lot #88 (Sale Order 100 of 831)

Serial # lB264. Built by one of the most famous pistol smiths of this generation, Les started this project utilizing a Rock Island frame that is stamped "Les Baer Custom Inc. LB 264" . The slide has front and rear serration's. The combat, while line rear sight is stamped Novak with both front and rear being drift adjustable. Other custom features included a beveled ejection port, Wilson stainless bushing, lightweight bobbed hammer, lightweight adjustable trigger, extended beaver tail safety, ambidextrous side safeties, checkered straps, checkered trigger guard, Wilson magazine with bumper and custom finely checkered walnut grips with palm swells for both right and left hand shooters. Bore and action are perfect and aside from possible handling mark, this fine pistol retains virtually all of its rich custom blue finish. *

INTERARMS HUNGARIAN MODEL PPH PISTOL

Lot #89 (Sale Order 101 of 831)

Serial # N02820. Made by the Hungarian Arms Works and imported by Interarms, it is basically a copy of the Walther PPK semi-automatic pocket pistol. The gun is finished in a rich blue with thumb rest checkered black plastic grips. The front sight has some applied red paint which can be removed. There is wear in the ejection port area of blued barrel. The alloy frame has some minor edge wear but the gun still retains approximately 98% plus original finish with a fine bore and action. *

NAZI MARKED CYQ WALTHER P-38 PISTOL

Lot #90 (Sale Order 102 of 831)

Serial # 6490. Standard WW11 era P-38 with matching numbers on frame and slide. Has Waffenampt 88 stamp on left side of frame and right side of slide. Gun is stamped with factory mark cyq on left side of frame. The grips are newer and made for the P1. The original magazine has the jyd factory code. The entire gun has been refinished in a matte black and there is some pitting under surface and some lettering has been obscured. Bore is clean. *(C&R)

WALTHER P-38 COMMERCIAL PISTOL

Lot #91 (Sale Order 103 of 831)

Serial# 607253. Recent manufacture imported by Interarms made with alloy frame and black plastic grips with enamel finish on frame and matte finish on slide. Gun has a few minor handling marks but is in near mint condition. Comes with one magazine. Fine bore and action. *

LAR GRIZZLY WIN MAG MARK 1 PISTOL

Lot #92 (Sale Order 104 of 831)

Serial # A004173. The Grizzly Win Mag pistols were designed in the 1980s by Perry Arnett, who licensed his patent for an interchangeable caliber automatic pistol. The LAR Grizzly pistol was a modified Colt M1911 style pistol with oversize components designed to handle larger, more powerful cartridges than could be used in the standard size 1911 pistol. Between 1983 and 1999, approximately 15,000 guns were produced in four versions capable of firing 6 different cartridges. The Mark I model, offered in the mid 1980's was developed to fire the powerful .45 Winchester Magnum round. This Mark 1 is chambered for that round. Features include a white line adjustable rear sight, a red luminescent front insert, rubber grips and checkered back-strap. stainless safety, lightweight adjustable trigger and ambidextrous side safety. Aside from some very minor high edge wear, few slide marks and couple of minor handling marks, the gun retains 99% original factory finish with a minty bore and action. Comes with one original factory stamped magazine. A very hard pistol to find today, this behemoth pistol is handful. *

HIGH STANDARD SENTINEL .22 REVOLVER.

Lot #93 (Sale Order 105 of 831)

Serial # 16474. This is an R-100 model that was first introduced in 1955. It is a nine shot .22 rim fire double action revolver with a 5" barrel, fixed sights, matte finish with brown plastic grips. The Sentinel medallion is set into left side of frame. It is a quality plinker that was both durable and inexpensive at the time it was introduced. There are a few handling marks, some high edge wear and light muzzle wear with a cylinder drag line. Grips are excellent. Rifling is sharp and action is crisp which is unusual as most have very heavy trigger pull. * (C&R)

AMT AUTOMAG II .22 MAGNUM SEMI-AUTOMATIC PISTOL

Lot #94 (Sale Order 106 of 831)

Serial # MO4089. Manufactured by Arcadia Machine and Tool in Covina California from 1987 until 1999. It is a stainless steel semi-automatic pistol chambered for the powerful .22 rim fire magnum cartridge. Pistol features an adjustable rear target sight, black composite grips and a 6" barrel. Gun has usual handling marks found on matte finish stainless gun but nothing major. Fine bore and action. *

AMT AUTOMAG II .22 MAGNUM SEMI-AUTOMATIC PISTOL

Lot #95 (Sale Order 107 of 831)

Serial # H26186. Manufactured by Arcadia Machine and Tool in Irwindale California from 1987 until 1999. It is a stainless steel semi-automatic pistol chambered for the powerful .22 rim fire magnum cartridge. Pistol features an adjustable rear target sight, black composite grips and a 4 1/2" barrel. Gun has usual handling marks found on matte finish stainless gun but nothing major. Fine bore and action. *

RUGER .44 MAGNUM SUPER BLACKHAWK REVOLVER

Lot #96 (Sale Order 108 of 831)

Serial # 83-92723. This is a latter warning model with buntline type 10 1/2" barrel, blue finish, six shot non-fluted cylinder, target adjustable rear sight, ramp front sight, wide target hammer and now sporting a pair of after market rubber grips. There are a few minor mars and handling marks on left side of barrel, a light drag line and a hint of high edge wear. Gun retains fully 98% original factory blue finish. Rifling is sharp and the action is smooth as silk. *

SCOPED COLT PYTHON DOUBLE ACTION REVOLVER

Lot #97 (Sale Order 109 of 831)

Serial # V47021. Made in 1979, gun features a 6" barrel, blue finish, six shot fluted cylinder, full vent rib, solid under lug, double action with wide target hammer and sporting type 3 checkered walnut grips with gold medallion. The rear sight has been removed and a scope base was installed in it's stead. A Leupold scope now rests atop this fine revolver. The cylinder has a drag line, there are a couple of minor handling marks but otherwise, retains approximately 99% factory blue finish. Grips are near mint. Rifling is sharp. Action is crisp. Optics clean with standard cross hairs. *

BOXED SIG SAUER 1911-22 SEMI-AUTOMATIC PISTOL

Lot #98 (Sale Order 110 of 831)

Serial number T150516. Built on 1911 style frame comes this .22 semi-automatic pistol that was built on Germany by Sauer. It is a high quality gun that features a wind drift white dot rear sight, white dot front, ambidextrous safeties, beaver tail safety, lightweight adjustable trigger, lightweight bobbed hammer, Sig Sauer diamond grips with textured finish in a matte black finish. Gun is basically near new in its original matching box with paperwork but may have a handling mark. Comes with one magazine. *

BOXED TAURUS MODEL PT 840 PISTOL

Lot #99 (Sale Order 111 of 831)

Serial number SBW94017. As new in box semi-automatic pistol with alloy frame that features sight rail at front base, stainless slide in matte finish, Novak style combat sights and ambidextrous safeties .Caliber is .40 S&W. May have a handling mark. Comes in matching plastic case with one magazine and paperwork. *

BOXED SMITH & WESSON MODEL SW9VE PISTOL

Lot #100 (Sale Order 112 of 831)

Serial number DUM0768. Chambered for the 9mm and features a stainless slide with polymer frame and combat sights. Compact and lightweight gun in near new condition with matching box and two magazines. *

BOXED STAINLESS SPRINGFIELD ARMORY 1911-A1 PISTOL

Lot #101 (Sale Order 113 of 831)

Serial number WW138550. Stainless steel version of the old Colt Model 1911 that features US stamped diamond checkered grips, otherwise, looks like a Colt clone. Gun has surface marks, handling marks and some light scratches. This gun has seen some use but should be a good, durable shooter. Comes with plastic case numbered to another gun. Comes with one magazine. *

SPRINGFIELD MODEL XP-9 COMPACT PISTOL

Lot #102 (Sale Order 114 of 831)

Serial # GM894750. As new in box comes this small 9mm semi-automatic pistol with polymer frame and matte finished steel slide with Novak style white dot combat sights. Great double stacker nine that appears to be unfired but may have a handling mark. *

BOXED ERMA MODEL RX22 PISTOL

Lot #103 (Sale Order 115 of 831)

Serial number J24011. This is a .22 caliber semi-automatic pocket pistol that is basically a Walther PPK clone with blue finish and black plastic grips, double action and with its original box and four magazines. About the only visible wear is on the trigger and maybe a handling mark. *

BOXED WALTHER PPK/S SEMI-AUTOMATIC PISTOL

Lot #104 (Sale Order 116 of 831)

Serial number 037536. Chambered for the .380 cartridge, this classic handgun is made in USA by Interarms under Walther license. It is blued with white dot sighting system and Walther banner checkered black plastic grips. It comes in it's original matching plastic box with two magazines. Does not appear to have ever been fired and remains in as new condition with maybe a handling mark. *

BOXED WALTHER PPK/S SEMI-AUTOMATIC PISTOL

Lot #105 (Sale Order 117 of 831)

Serial number 046331. Chambered for the .380 cartridge, this classic handgun is made in USA by Interarms under Walther license. It is blued with white dot sighting system and checkered walnut grips. It comes in it's original matching plastic box with two magazines. Does not appear to have ever been fired and remains in as new condition with maybe a handling mark. *

HECKLER & KOCH MODEL P9S SEMI-AUTOMATIC PISTOL

Lot #106 (Sale Order 118 of 831)

Serial number 404841. Made in West Germany, this model features target adjustable rear sight, white line front sight, polymer frame, double action with matte finish. Chambered for the .45 ACP cartridge. The gun appears to be in as new condition with maybe a handling mark. *

HECKLER & KOCH MODEL P7 M13 SEMI-AUTOMATIC PISTOL

Lot #107 (Sale Order 119 of 831)

Serial # . 17-78307. Quality double stacker made in West Germany and chambered for the 9mm cartridge. This gun features the large palm safety as a front strap, matte black finish, black composite grips and combat style white dot sighting system. The P7 series was introduced in the mid 1970's and this 13 shot variation of the P9 is one of the most sought after of it's breed. Gun appears to be in as new condition and one would be hard pressed to find a possible handling mark. *

GLOCK MODEL 17 SEMI-AUTOMATIC PISTOL

Lot #108 (Sale Order 120 of 831)

Serial # CZ8777. The Model 17 was the first model Glock that was introduced in 1979 and it revolutionized the handgun industry with its polymer frame and double stack cartridge capacity. It was eventually adopted by the Austrian military. This gun features the matte black finish, white dot sighting system and extended magazine bumper and is chambered for the 9mm cartridge. Gun is in as new or near new condition with no visible wear or even a visible handling mark which may be present..

BOXED HECKLER & KOCH MODEL P7 M13 PISTOL

Lot #109 (Sale Order 121 of 831)

Serial number 17-79130. Quality double stacker made in West Germany and chambered for the 9mm cartridge. This gun features the large palm safety as the front strap, matte black finish, black composite grips and combat style white dot sighting system. The P7 series was introduced in the mid 1970's and this 13 shot variation of the P9 is one of the most sought after of it's breed. Gun appears to be in as new condition and one would be hard pressed to find a possible handling mark. Gun comes in it's original matching number box with paperwork, cleaning brush and two magazines. *

HECKLER & KOCH MODEL P9S SEMI-AUTOMATIC PISTOL

Lot #110 (Sale Order 122 of 831)

Serial # 407435. This P9S was made as a single-stack design in .45ACP with fixed sights and a double-action trigger. It is a roller lock quality handgun with a polymer frame, matte black finish and wind drift rear sight. Gun is in like new condition with maybe a handling mark. Comes with one magazine. *

HECKLER & KOCH MODEL P9S SEMI-AUTOMATIC PISTOL

Lot #111 (Sale Order 123 of 831)

Serial# . 122457. This P9S was made as a single-stack design in 9mm with fixed sights and a double-action trigger. It is a roller lock quality handgun with a polymer frame, matte black finish and wind drift rear sight. Gun is in excellent condition with some high edge wear and after market rubber grips. Comes with two magazines. *

HECKLER & KOCH MODEL P9S SEMI-AUTOMATIC PISTOL

Lot #112 (Sale Order 124 of 831)

Serial # 122292. This P9S was made as a single-stack design in 9mm with fixed sights and a double-action trigger. It is a roller lock quality handgun with a polymer frame, matte black finish and wind drift rear sight. Gun is in excellent condition with some high edge wear and after market rubber grips. Comes with two magazines. *

BOXED HECKLER & KOCH MODEL MODEL P7 PISTOL

Lot #113 (Sale Order 125 of 831)

Serial number 74763. Chambered for the 9mm cartridge and built with front strap safety, single action, polymer frame, matte black finish, single stack with white dot sighting system. Gun appears unfired and comes in matching number box with two magazines, paperwork and cleaning brush. Maybe just a handling mark away from brand new. Made in 1987 in West Germany. Un-improvable. *

HECKLER & KOCK MODEL USP COMPACT PISTOL

Lot #114 (Sale Order 126 of 831)

Serial number 26-025514. Made in German, this is a double stack , double action compact pistol made for the .40 S&W cartridge. Features a polymer frame, matte black finish, white dot sights in original matching box with two magazines and paperwork. Gun is in as new condition with possible handling mark. *

HECKLER & KOCH MODEL USP COMPACT PISTOL

Lot #115 (Sale Order 127 of 831)

Serial number 29-085741. Made in German, this is a double stack , double action compact pistol made for the .45 ACP cartridge. Features a polymer frame, matte black finish, white dot sights in original matching box with one magazine and paperwork. Gun is in as new condition with possible handling mark. *

RUGER MARK II TARGET SEMI-AUTOMATIC PISTOL

Lot #116 (Sale Order 128 of 831)

Serial # 213-10555. Based on the original 1949 design, this fine target version features a target adjustable, heavy barrel, blue finish with black plastic grips. Comes with one magazine. Gun appears to be in like new condition with maybe a handling mark but no visible wear. *

COLT MARK IV CUSTOM 1911 SERIES 80 .45 PISTOL

Lot #117 (Sale Order 129 of 831)

Serial # FG50553. This beautiful gun features front and rear slide serration's, red dot wind drift rear sight, lightweight bobbed hammer, lightweight adjustable trigger, Wilson stainless bushing, checkered straps, beveled ejection port, extended beaver tail safety, checkered trigger, Wilson diamond checkered wood grips, ambidextrous side safeties and Wilson bumper pad magazine. Gun is in as new condition with no visible signs of wear but may have a handling mark. *

COLT CUSTOM MARK IV MODEL 1911 SERIES 80 PISTOL

Lot #118 (Sale Order 130 of 831)

Serial number FG20503. This custom target Model 1911 was built on a stainless frame with blued Government model slide with adjustable target rear sight, red luminescent front insert, beveled ejection port, lightweight adjustable trigger, blued slide stop and safety with wrap-around Colt medallion rubber grips. Caliber is .45 ACP. There is a glimpse of high edge slide wear and a few minor handling marks but does not appear to have seen much use. Comes with one Wilson magazine. *

SMITH & WESSON MODEL 651 REVOLVER

Lot #119 (Sale Order 131 of 831)

Serial number AHA6872. This is the .22 magnum six shot revolver referred to as the Target Kit Gun Stainless model. It is built on the square butt target J-frame, 3-screw, 4" barrel, target rear sight, red insert with recessed chambers. Grips are replacement rubber. This model introduced in 1983. Gun has been shot. There is a light cylinder drag line, some light powder burn and a few handling marks. Bore and action are fine. *

SMITH & WESSON MODEL 650 REVOLVER

Lot #120 (Sale Order 132 of 831)

Serial number ADW4585. This is a .22 magnum stainless steel revolver referred to as the Service Kit Gun built on the round butt J-frame, 3-screw with fixed sights, recessed chambers and sporting replacement rubber grips. Gun was introduced in 1983 and discontinued in 1988. It sports a 3" barrel. Gun has been fired and there is some light cylinder burn and a light drag line. There are also a few handling marks typical of stainless steel guns. The bore and action are fine. *

RUGER VAQUERO SINGLE ACTION REVOLVER

Lot #121 (Sale Order 133 of 831)

Serial # 57-78216. Revolver features a 7 1/2" barrel, caliber .45 Colt, ,six shot, fluted cylinder, blue and case color finish with after market rubber grips. Blue shows some edge wear at muzzle, a few handling marks and some freckling on backstrap. Case colors have patterned out for the most part with traces of color. Cylinder shows burn as this gun has been used. Cylinder has overall high edge wear and a drag line. Bore and action are fine. Good shooter. *

ROSSI SXS .22 PISTOL

Lot #122 (Sale Order 134 of 831)

Serial number E307861. Interesting side by side small pocket pistol with double hammers and double triggers with black composite bag handles, a bottom barrel release and fully factory nickel. Barrels tip up for loading. Fine bores and action. Has been used but retains 98% original nickel with light handling marks. *

NICKEL BABY BROWNING .25 SEMI-AUTOMATIC PISTOL

Lot #123 (Sale Order 135 of 831)

Serial #353683. Made in 1966, the Browning . 25 caliber pocket pistol features the scarce factory nickel finish with gold trigger and faux pearl grips. Aside from a minor handling mark, gun appears to be as new and likely unfired. *(C&R)

BOXED BROWNING BUCK MARK .22 PISTOL

Lot #124 (Sale Order 136 of 831)

Serial #515NP09849. Near new in box magazine fed semi-automatic .22 pistol with matte finish and composite grips with gold trigger, ramp front sight and target rear sight. Light finish loss line on left side sight base and a couple of handling wear high edge spots. Comes with box and paperwork and two magazines. *

BOXED PUMA MODEL 1911-22 SEMI-AUTOMATIC PISTOL

Lot #125 (Sale Order 137 of 831)

Serial # D32028. Built by Chiappa using the full size Colt Model 1911 as it's model but chambered for the .22 rim fire cartridge. Features black enamel finish, alloy frame with wood grips and wind drift rear sight. Just a few light handling marks to easily marked matte finish. Near new in plastic case with two magazines. *

FMJ MODEL D .45 CALIBER SINGLE SHOT PISTOL

Lot #126 (Sale Order 138 of 831)

Serial #45 10912. Made in Ducktown Tn. comes this top break single shot spur trigger .45 hide out pistol with matte finish and composition grips. Frame is alloy and the .45 Colt interchanges with the .410. Near new with minor handling marks. *

CHARTER ARMS OFF DUTY .38 REVOLVER

Lot #127 (Sale Order 139 of 831)

Serial #862413. This is a five shot, double action with 1 7/8" barrel chambered for the .38 special and has matte finish with monogram wood grips. Cylinder has a drag line and a couple of minor handling marks, otherwise , in near new condition. *

EXCAM MODEL TA .38 OVER UNDER DERRINGER

Lot #128 (Sale Order 140 of 831)

Serial #14896. Made in Florida and made to look like the old Remington over under .41 derringer. This one is chambered for the practical. 38 special cartridge. Features two tone blue on metal with faux ivory (plastic) grips and spur trigger. Some handling marks and a small scuff keep this gun out of the gem mint category. *

JENNINGS POCKET .22 AUTO PISTOL

Lot #129 (Sale Order 141 of 831)

Serial #184564. Made by Bryco Arms in California of all places. High gloss blue finish with composition grips. The finish on these is a black enamel which is not very resistant and the right side of the slide is missing a lot of finish but it functions Comes with one magazine. *

BERETTA MODEL 950 POCKET .25 AUTO

Lot #130 (Sale Order 142 of 831)

Serial # BU36606. This is a quality little self defense pocket pistol. This writer has had one for years and have actually fired quite a few practice rounds through it and it seems to function flawlessly which is very important if your life depends on it. Matte finish with composite grips. Gun has a few rubs but probably from carry or storage. *

BERETTA MODEL 950BS POCKET .22 SHORT AUTO

Lot #131 (Sale Order 143 of 831)

Serial # BER67640T. This is a quality little self defense pocket pistol. This writer has had one for years and have actually fired quite a few practice rounds through it and it seems to function flawlessly which is very important if your life depends on it. High polish finish with composite grips. Gun has a few rubs but probably from carry or storage. *

BOXED BERETTA MODEL U-22 SEMI-AUTOMATIC PISTOL

Lot #132 (Sale Order 144 of 831)

Serial #R10665. This target pistol looks like a space gun with it's polymer frame, steel matte finish vent rib barrel with a full Picatinny rail, target rear sight and blade front sight. The Beretta U22 Neos is a .22 long rifle semi-automatic, single-action pistol using a slide blow-back system, that has been manufactured in the United States since 2002 by Beretta USA.[The pistol will accept interchangeable 4.5?, 6? or 7.5" barrels in blued or stainless steel finishes. This gun is as new in box and case with paperwork and two magazines. *

RUGER SINGLE SIX .22 SINGLE ACTION REVOLVER

Lot #133 (Sale Order 145 of 831)

Serial #21-22295. Made in 1972, pre-warning model features a 6 1/2" barrel, six shot fluted cylinder, single action, wind drift rear sight, blue finish with two piece wood grips. Cylinder has a light drag line and a hint of muzzle wear along with light powder burn on cylinder face. Still retains 99% factory original blue finish with fine bore and action. *

BOXED RUGER NEW MODEL SINGLE SIX .32 REVOLVER

Lot #134 (Sale Order 146 of 831)

Serial #650-25843. This gun is chambered for the .32 H&R magnum cartridge. It features a 6 1/2'" barrel, high front sight, adjustable rear sight, Bisley style grip frame six shot non-fluted cylinder with smooth wood two panel grips. Gun has a light cylinder drag line and a couple of minor handling marks, 99% to near new but has been fired with some cylinder face burn. Fine bore and action. Comes in proper box with some paperwork. *

BOXED RUGER MKII SEMI-AUTOMATIC .22 PISTOL

Lot #135 (Sale Order 147 of 831)

Serial #270-32625. First released in 1949, it has become the go to .22 auto pistol on the market for 70 years. This version features a high polish blue finish, wind drift rear sight and black plastic grips. Gun is virtually new with no visible wear sans maybe a handling mark. Comes in plastic case with paperwork and two magazines. *

TDE AUTO MAG MODEL 180 .44 AMP PISTOL

Lot #136 (Sale Order 148 of 831)

Serial #A01039. The Auto Mag hit the market in 1971 to great acclaim as the first magnum caliber semi-automatic pistol. It was first produced in Pasadena. Between 1971 and 1982, the company went bankrupt several times in which they moved and changed company names. This is a TDE made in North Hollywood, same gun but different address and title. This wild new magnum auto and its rather Star Wars looks garnered both gun media mania but even Hollywood fell in love with it as it became a star in several films. This gun features a 7" barrel with full vent rib. The rear sight is an adjustable target with small ramp front, grips are black compostion and the entire pistol is constructed of stainless steel. Pistol is chambered for the special .44 AMP round which projects a .429 bullet at about the same velocity as the famous .44 magnum. Because stainless is a raw finish and no clear coat was applied, this pistol has some overall age freckles and spotting. The good thing about stainless is that it can all be polished away with some time and the right tools. The bore is fine. Comes in an original marked black plastic case and two magazines. *

BOXED LAR GRIZZLY WIN MAG MARK I .45 PISTOL

Lot #137 (Sale Order 149 of 831)

Serial #A002960. At the time, the most powerful semi-automatic pistol on the market in the early 1980's. This example is chambered for the .45 Win Mag cartridge. The internet revealed the following history; The LAR Grizzly pistol was a modified Colt M1911 style pistol with oversize components designed to handle larger, more powerful cartridges than could be used in the standard size 1911 pistol. The original prototype built by Perry Arnett was made from two Colt 1911 frames and slides cut and welded to accommodate the 45WM round, with two steel double plates welded to the slide flats to retard the action and increase strength. Between 1983 and 1999, approximately 15,000 guns were produced in four versions capable of firing 6 different cartridges. All guns were hand fitted and capable of high accuracy. The Grizzly is an oversize of the Colt M1911 design, and most parts are interchangeable with those of the standard size pistols of other manufacturers. The Mark I model, offered in the mid 1980's was developed to fire the powerful .45 Winchester Magnum round. At various times, conversion kits were sold allowing the pistol to fire other rounds, including .45 ACP, 10 mm Auto, and .357 Magnum. This gun sports the matte black finish with barrel extension, target rear sight, red insert front sight, ambidextrous side safeties, square trigger guard, beveled ejection port. There are a few touches of high edge wear here and there but very minor, still a solid 99% gun. Grips are LAR rubber, wrap around. Lightweight trigger is adjustable. Sharp bore. Comes with original box and instructions. (Box is a little rough and apron is separated but there) and includes two magazines. *

BOXED COONAN ARMS .357 MAGNUM SEMI-AUTO PISTOL

Lot #138 (Sale Order 150 of 831)

Serial #B004913. Joining the growing list of newly invented magnum semi-automatic pistols, the Coonan Arms pistol was based on the 1911 style , beefed up, constructed of stainless steel. The short history of Coonan Arms is that they hit the market in 1981, with only a couple thousand made. Dan Coonan then sold his company to Bill Davis in the late 1980s and left it altogether in 1990. Coonan Arms filed for bankruptcy in 1994. This is a St. Paul made pistol that features a wind drift rear sight, bobbed hammer, smooth walnut grips, straight mainspring housing and finished in two tone polished and satin stainless. Aside from a handling mark, gun is as new in original matching box with instructions and one magazine. *

CUSTOM 1911 ESSEX FRAME PISTOL

Lot #139 (Sale Order 151 of 831)

Serial #SS838. This satin stainless 1911 wears an Essex frame and an unmarked slide. The barrel is marked Bar Sto 45 ACP. The trigger is adjustable. The rear sight is missing but standard slot is present for you to add any sight you wish. Grips are checkered walnut. Like all satin stainless guns, there are some spots of wear and light impressions. Bore and action are fine. *

SMITH & WESSON MODEL 66 REVOLVER

Lot #140 (Sale Order 152 of 831)

Serial #9K82477. Built on the square butt K-target frame, 3-screw, stainless steel, pinned barrel, six shot, double action, fluted cylinder, adjustable rear sight, red insert front sight, service hammer and trigger, recessed chambers and rosewood target stocks. This model was referred to as the Combat Magnum Stainless and was first produced in 1970. Gun has been fired and shows burn on cylinder face, drag line, light surface marks on cylinder and scattered handling wear. Fine bore and action. *

COLT KING COBRA STAINLESS STEEL REVOLVER

Lot #141 (Sale Order 153 of 831)

Serial Number 2706CK, made in 1988. Introduced in 1986, this stainless steel six shot revolver is one of the newer members of the Colt snake family. It is chambered for the .357 magnum cartridge and features a 4" barrel with adjustable target rear sight, red insert front sight, wide target hammer and Colt medallion rubber grips. The cylinder shows burn so has been fired and there is a light cylinder drag line and a few handling marks. Bore and action are fine. *

CUSTOM COLT MK IV MODEL 1911 TARGET PISTOL

Lot #142 (Sale Order 154 of 831)

Serial# SS48831, made 1990. This gun has the stainless Colt marked frame with a blued Mk VI slide fitted with adjustable rear target sight, white dot front sight, adjustable trigger, lightweight bobbed hammer, extended beaver tail safety, checkered front strap, checkered arched mainspring housing, beveled ejection port, ambidextrous side safeties, checkered walnut stocks and a Wilson bumper magazine. Aside from a light handling mark, gun appears in near new condition. All the bells and whistles. *

COLT PYTHON DOUBLE ACTION REVOLVER

Lot #143 (Sale Order 155 of 831)

Serial Number T27941, made 1984. The king of the snake series, this is the famous Python six shot double action revolver that features a 4" barrel, vent rib, full under-lug, target hammer, adjustable target rear sight, red insert front sight, royal blue finish with Colt gold medallion rubber grips. Bore and action are crisp. Gun was built in 1984. There is a light drag line and two small rub spots on right side near trigger-guard and at right grip. An American classic. *

COLT SATIN STAINLESS PYTHON REVOLVER

Lot #144 (Sale Order 156 of 831)

E88526, made in 1975 and the stainless guns were introduced in 1982 making this an applied finish after 1982 or a factory special order. It features a 4" barrel, vent rib, target rear sight, red insert front sight, solid under-lug with after market rubber grips. Gun has been fired with evidence of cylinder burn and a drag line. Otherwise, just a few of the usual handling marks found on satin stainless finish. *

COLT NICKEL PYTHON DOUBLE ACTION REVOLVER

Lot #145 (Sale Order 157 of 831)

SN T30489. Made between 1985-87, this Python features a nickel finish, six inch barrel, adjustable target sight, red insert front sight, vent rib, full under-lug with Colt gold medallion rubber grips. There is a light drag line and usual small surface handling marks. Bore and action are fine. *

DAN WESSON .357 DOUBLE ACTION REVOLVER

Lot #146 (Sale Order 158 of 831)

SN SD021343. Dan Wesson left S&W and started his own company in 1968 where he helped design the Model 15 as it was referred to, a gun that allowed quick changing of the barrels so one could have one frame but fit it with different barrel lengths. Made in Monson Mass comes this blued 4" model that features adjustable rear sight, red insert front sight, target hammer, vent rib, solid under-lug, blue finish with after market rubber grips. The cylinder has a drag line, there is a rub on trigger-guard and a light rub on right side of frame behind the shield but still retains 99% of the original factory matte blue/black finish. Fine bore and action. These early Monson made guns are becoming quite collectible. *

SCARCE STAINLESS DAN WESSON REVOLVER

Lot #147 (Sale Order 159 of 831)

SN SB012593. An early gun made on Monson Mass., this is a stainless steel .44 magnum with the 8" barrel. Early Monson made Wesson's are getting a lot of attention and the .44 magnums are scarce, especially in stainless version. This gun features a full vent rib, full under-lug, target adjustable rear sight, red insert front sight, target hammer with after market rubber grips. The cylinder has a light drag line and gun has been fired. There are some minor handling marks on surface which is common in stainless guns. The bore and action are perfect. A fine and scarce big bore Wesson revolver. *

DAN WESSON .45 CALIBER REVOLVER

Lot #148 (Sale Order 160 of 831)

SN 45B001039. Few Dan Wesson guns were made in the .45 Colt caliber as the .357 and .44 magnum were far more popular. This scarce gun features a 6" barrel, vent rib, full under-lug, target adjustable rear sight, red luminescent insert, six shot double action with target hammer, full high polish factory finish and after market rubber grips. Gun has a ghost drag line and maybe a handling mark. Sharp rifling and crisp action. *

SCARCE STAINLESS .44 MAGNUM DAN WESSON REVOLVER

Lot #149 (Sale Order 161 of 831)

SN 44S001950. Made early in Monson Mass. , this is a 6" .44 magnum made of stainless steel with removable barrel. It features target adjustable rear sight, red insert front sight, vent rib, solid lug, target hammer with after market rubber grips. Has been fired with some cylinder burn but no real visible drag line, a couple of minor handling marks only with crisp bore and action. *

DAN WESSON .357 MAGNUM REVOLVER

Lot #150 (Sale Order 162 of 831)

SN 172251. Early gun made in Monson Mass. with a six inch barrel, solid upper and lower rib/lug, target adjustable rear sight, red insert front sight, service hammer, full blue high polish factory finish with DWA logo checkered wood grips. Light drag line, has been lightly used with minor handling marks. Solid 99% factory gun. Grips have slight base wear. Fine bore and smooth as silk action . *

SCARCE EARLY DAN WESSON .44 REVOLVER

Lot #151 (Sale Order 163 of 831)

SN B026600. Early gun made in Monson Mass. , this is the big .44 magnum with a 4" barrel in high polish factory blue finish that features adjustable rear sight, red insert front sight, vent rib, solid under-lug, six shot, double action with target hammer and after market rubber grips. Gun has ghost drag line and maybe a handling mark, a solid 99% plus gun that saw little use. The machine work on these interchangeable barreled guns is amazing. Sharp rifling and slick action. *

RUGER NEW MODEL BLACKHAWK .45 REVOLVER

Lot #152 (Sale Order 164 of 831)

SN 46-80990. World famous for their accuracy and durability, this is a standard model with a 7 1/2" barrel chambered for the .45 long colt cartridge. It features a six shot fluted cylinder, target adjustable rear sight, ramp front sight, full blue finish with walnut stocks. Cylinder has a light drag line and there is some minor high edge wear at muzzle with a couple of ghost handling marks. Bore and action are fine. *

RUGER BISLEY MODEL SUPER BLACKHAWK .44 REVOLVER

Lot #153 (Sale Order 165 of 831)

SN 85-68666. The grip angle on this single action is patterned after the famous Colt Bisley of the last century. It features a 7 1/2" barrel, target adjustable rear sight, ramp front sight, wide target hammer, non-fluted cylinder, full factory blue finish with rich oil finished walnut grips. The cylinder has a light drag line and there may be a handling mark but gun is solid 99% plus condition with a fine bore and action and rich colored stocks. *

RUGER BISLEY MODEL SUPER BLACKHAWK .45 REVOLVER

Lot #154 (Sale Order 166 of 831)

SN 47-11138. The grip angle on this single action is patterned after the famous Colt Bisley of the last century. It features a 7 1/2" barrel, target adjustable rear sight, ramp front sight, wide target hammer, non-fluted cylinder, full factory blue finish with rich oil finished walnut grips. The cylinder has a light drag line and there are a couple of very minor handling mark but gun is solid 99% condition with a fine bore and action and rich colored stocks. *

RUGER GP100 .357 MAGNUM REVOLVER

Lot #155 (Sale Order 167 of 831)

SN 170-24273. The GP100 is the next generation of the Ruger double-action revolver, the Security Six. It was introduced in 1985 and was intended to replace Ruger's Security-/Service-/Speed-Six line. This blued revolver features a full blue factory finish, solid ribs, adjustable target rear sight, wind drift front sight, six shot, double action with wood and rubber grips. There is a light drag line but nary any handling marks with a fine bore and action. Grips are also near mint.

STAINLESS RUGER GP-100 .357 MAGNUM REVOLVER

Lot #156 (Sale Order 168 of 831)

SN 170-73806. The GP100 is the next generation of the Ruger double-action revolver, the Security Six. It was introduced in 1985 and was intended to replace Ruger's Security-/Service-/Speed-Six line. This stainless revolver features a stainless steel, solid ribs, adjustable target rear sight, wind drift pink polymer front sight, six shot, double action with wood and rubber grips. There is a light drag line but nary any handling marks with a fine bore and action. Grips are also near mint.

SMITH & WESSON MODEL 27-3 DOUBLE ACTION REVOLVER

Lot #157 (Sale Order 169 of 831)

SN AUJ617. The model 27 picked up where the pre-war and registered magnums left off as the finest .357 ever made. Built on the square butt target N-Frame, three screw with high polish factory blue finish, case color target hammer and trigger, adjustable target rear sight, red insert front sight, 4" barrel, cross hatch checkered top strap and upper barrel rib with after market rubber grips. Gun has seen only light use showing a light drag line, possible light handling mark, fine bore and action. Revolver retains virtually all of the factory original bright high polish blue finish. *

SMITH & WESSON MODEL 25-5 DOUBLE ACTION REVOLVER

Lot #158 (Sale Order 170 of 831)

Serial #AVE5830. Chambered for the classic cartridge, the .45 Long Colt round, this large six shot double action revolver is built on the 3-screw square butt N-target frame. Features include a 6" barrel, fully adjustable target rear sight, red insert front sight, case color target hammer and trigger, high polish factory blue finish with checkered rosewood target grips. This gun has seen little use with a light drag line present, possible handling mark and virtually all of the factory blue finish still present. Fine bore and action. *

SMITH & WESSON MODEL 25-5 DOUBLE ACTION REVOLVER

Lot #159 (Sale Order 171 of 831)

Serial #AVA2479 Chambered for the classic cartridge, the .45 Long Colt round, this large six shot double action revolver is built on the 3-screw square butt N-target frame. Features include a 6" barrel, fully adjustable target rear sight, red insert front sight, case color target hammer and trigger, high polish factory blue finish with checkered rosewood target grips. This gun has seen little use with a light drag line present, light handling marks and virtually all of the factory blue finish still present. Fine bore and action. *

SMITH & WESSON MODEL 25-5 DOUBLE ACTION REVOLVER

Lot #160 (Sale Order 172 of 831)

Chambered for the classic cartridge, the .45 Long Colt round, this large six shot double action revolver is built on the 3-screw square butt N-target frame. Features include a 4" barrel, fully adjustable target rear sight, red insert front sight, case color target hammer and trigger, high polish factory blue finish with after market rubber grips. This gun has seen little use with a light drag line present, light handling marks and virtually all of the factory blue finish still present. There are some serration's on side of trigger and hammer. Fine bore and action. *

SMITH & WESSON MODEL 25-5 DOUBLE ACTION REVOLVER

Lot #161 (Sale Order 173 of 831)

Chambered for the classic cartridge, the .45 Long Colt round, this large six shot double action revolver is built on the 3-screw square butt N-target frame. Features include a 4" barrel, fully adjustable target rear sight, red insert front sight, case color target hammer and trigger, high polish factory blue finish with after market rubber grips. This gun has seen little use with a light drag line present, light handling marks and virtually all of the factory blue finish still present. Fine bore and action. *

RARE SMITH & WESSON MODEL 547 DOUBLE ACTION REVOLV

Lot #162 (Sale Order 174 of 831)

SN 16D1865. This model is referred to as the 9mm military and police. It is a very hard to find gun as it was unique in that you can fire the 9mm round without use of half moon clips. It is built on the round butt 3-screw K-frame and was only made from 1980-85. It features a 3" barrel chambered for the 9mm cartridge, six shot, fluted cylinder, blue finish, case color service hammer and trigger, fixed sights with after market rubber grips. Gun has seen very light use with a light drag line visible but still retains virtually all of the original factory high polish blue finish. Bore is strong and the action is true. *

SMITH & WESSON MODEL 34-1 DOUBLE ACTION REVOLVER

Lot #163 (Sale Order 175 of 831)

SN M156325. This model is referred to as the Model of 1953.22/32 Kit Gun. It was originally built on the I-frame but switched to the J-frame in 1960. This gun was made between 1969-71. It still retains the pinned barrel and recessed chambers. It is a 3-screw round butt model with a 4" barrel and chambered in the .22 rim fire caliber. Other features include a fully adjustable rear target sight, ramp front sight, six shot, fluted cylinder, blue finish with case color hammer and trigger. Gun has seen little use with evidence of light drag line, a hint of muzzle wear and minor handling. The grips are aftermarket rubber. Bore and action are fine. *

SMITH & WESSON CLASSIC HUNTER MODEL 29-3 REVOLVER

Lot #164 (Sale Order 176 of 831)

SN AYC1867. Approximately 5000 of this model was made for Lew Horton in 1987. Special features included a full barrel lug, a non-fluted six shot cylinder, adjustable four position front sight with Hogue combat rubber grips. Gun is built on the square butt N-target frame. Other features include a fully adjustable rear sight, a 6' barrel, blue finish with case color target hammer and trigger. Gun has seen only light use with light drag line present and minute handling mark with a fine bore and action. Gun retains 99% plus original factory blue finish. A fairly hard to find special edition Model 29 .44 magnum revolver. *

CUSTOM HEAVY BARREL TARGET S&W MODEL 10-5

Lot #165 (Sale Order 177 of 831)

SN C761131. The frame used for the basis of this custom .38 special was built between 1963-65. An extra heavy 6" bull barrel was fitted along with a Aristocrat full rib heavy target adjustable sight. The gun was refinished and fitted with later style S&W rosewood target grips. It appears to have had a tune up as the action is as smooth as silk. Gun has been fired and there is a light drag line but the gun still retains approximately 98% of the custom applied blue finish with some normal handling marks. The cylinder has a slight purplish hue and not quite the rich blue as balance of gun. *(C&R)

SMITH & WESSON MODEL 686-2 STAINLESS REVOLVER

Lot #166 (Sale Order 178 of 831)

SN AYS4069. This model is referred to as the .357 Distinguished Combat Magnum Stainless. Introduced to the line-up in 1980, the dash 2 began in 1987. It is built on the square butt L-frame, 3-screw. Features a 4" barrel, adjustable rear sight, red insert front sight, six shot fluted cylinder with service hammer and trigger along with after market rubber grips. Gun has been fired with evident burn on face of cylinder and light drag line. There are a few minor handling marks to surface as is typical on stainless guns. Action and bore are fine. *

SMITH & WESSON MODEL 629-1 MAG. STAINLESS REVOLVER

Lot #167 (Sale Order 179 of 831)

SN AHE6242. Introduced in 1979 as the stainless version of the classic Model 29 .44 magnum six shot double action revolver. Built on the square butt N- frame that features a 4" barrel, red insert front sight, adjustable rear sight, target hammer, wide smooth trigger and after market rubber grips. Gun has been fired with burn on cylinder face and light drag line along with some light handling marks typical of stainless steel revolvers. Bore and action are crisp. *

SMITH & WESSON MODEL 624 STAINLESS REVOLVER

Lot #168 (Sale Order 180 of 831)

SN AHB9810. Known at the Model of 1985 .44 Target Stainless, it was introduced in 1985. It features a 4" barrel and is chambered for the classic .44 S&W special cartridge. It also is fitted with an adjustable rear sight, wide target hammer and smooth trigger with rosewood target grips. Gun has been fired and there is evidence of burn on cylinder face and light drag line along with a few minor handling marks that are typical of any used stainless revolver. The bore and action are like new. Great gun in a great caliber. *

SMITH & WESSON MODEL 624 STAINLESS REVOLVER

Lot #169 (Sale Order 181 of 831)

SN AHB0213. Known at the Model of 1985 .44 Target Stainless, it was introduced in 1985. It features a 4" barrel and is chambered for the classic .44 S&W special cartridge. It also is fitted with an adjustable rear sight, wide target hammer and smooth trigger with rosewood target grips. Gun has been fired and there is evidence of burn on cylinder face and light drag line along with a few minor handling marks that are typical of any used stainless revolver. The bore and action are like new. Great gun in a great caliber. *

SMITH & WESSON MODEL 686 STAINLESS REVOLVER

Lot #170 (Sale Order 182 of 831)

SN AJV1689 Known as the .357 Distinguished Combat Magnum Stainless model built on the square butt L target frame, three screw as introduced into the Smith line in 1980. Features include a 4" barrel with red insert front sight, adjustable rear sight, full under lug, six shot fluted cylinder with target hammer and smooth trigger. Grips are after market rubber. Gun has been fired. The cylinder shows a drag line and there are some minor scattered handling marks. The bore and action are fine. *

SMITH & WESSON MODEL 65-3 STAINLESS REVOLVER

Lot #171 (Sale Order 183 of 831)

SN AVF3101. Catalogued as the .357 Military & Police Heavy Barrel Stainless. Built on the square butt stainless K-frame, 3-screw, six shot fluted cylinder with fixed sights and after market rubber grips. Has light burn marks on cylinder face and some scattered handling marks. This model was introduced in1970. Fine service or duty gun. *

SMITH & WESSON MODEL 629-1 DOUBLE ACTION REVOLVER

Lot #172 (Sale Order 184 of 831)

SN AYF5884. This is the .44 Magnum Stainless as introduced in 1979 based on the N-frame square butt target model but in Stainless steel. Features include a 4" barrel, six shot double action, fluted cylinder, red insert front sight, adjustable rear sight, wide target hammer with smooth trigger and after market rubber grips. Has been fired with light drag line and burn on cylinder face. Usual small scratches typical of stainless finish. Fine bore and action. *

PACHMAYR CASED .22 CALIBER CONDVERSION KIT

Lot #173 (Sale Order 185 of 831)

Here is a Pachmayr 22 Conversion kit that we believe is for the S&W 39 or 59 series pistols. Comes in wooden case. Complete upper is blued with target adjustable rear sight. Made in Germany and marked Peter Stahl on right side. 70% original blue starting to thin. Comes with magazine. Nice out- fit for practicing shooting before a hunt. .*

SCOPED WEATHERBY MARK V BOLT ACTION RIFLE

Lot #174 (Sale Order 186 of 831)

Serial number H193969. This is a Japan made rifle in caliber 30-06 with a 26" barrel that was made without fixed sights. The stock is a beautiful oil finished walnut with contrasting tip and cap with black recoil pad. Sharp hand cut checkering on wrist and fore-end. The profile with Monte Carlo comb is typical Weatherby and comes equipped with sling eyes and an attached bipod. A Tasco 4x12x56 scope is mounted. As to condition, this fine rifle is in near mint condition showing little use with just a couple of handling marks. Fine bore and action with great optics. *

BERETTA MODEL A-302 SEMI-AUTO 12 BORE SHOTGUN

Lot #174a (Sale Order 187 of 831)

Serial # E67581E. This shotgun features a full vent rib, adjustable choke missing, black enamel alloy frame, blue steel barrel, sling swivels, checkered pistol grip walnut straight comb stock and pad. This gun has import stamps and has seen heavy use. There are small areas of age spotting on the barrel. There are numerous nicks in enamel on frame and numerous impressions on stock. Fine bore. This is one of several imported shotguns that were the property of a trap and skeet club in Europe where the people cannot own guns and could only shoot guns that were stored at the club. This is how they care for their club guns that you had to pay to use. A visible lesson on the privilege of our second amendment rights.

SCOPED SAKO MODEL L61R BOLT ACTION RIFLE

Lot #175 (Sale Order 188 of 831)

Serial number 44435. Quality rifle made in Finland in caliber .300 Win Mag with a 24" barrel. Front sight is intact but rear sight has been removed for the Leupold 6.5x20 scope with added objective lens. The stock is finely checkered and features a pistol grip and Monte Carlo comb with sling eyes and rubber butt-pad. Barrel is ported. A quality Harris bipod is attached. Gun retains virtually all of it's original blue with just light handling marks. Wood has high gloss finish with few minor impressions. Fine bore and action. *

BERETTA MODEL A 302 .12 BORE SEMI-AUTO SHOTGUN

Lot #175a (Sale Order 189 of 831)

Serial # G36175E. This shotgun features a full vent rib, adjustable choke missing, black enamel alloy frame, blue steel barrel, sling swivels, checkered pistol grip walnut straight comb stock and pad. This gun has import stamps and has seen heavy use. There are numerous nicks in enamel on frame, some age freckles on barrel and numerous impressions on stock. Bolt release button not working. Needs some attention. *

WINCHESTER MODEL 9422 MAG. LEVER ACTION RIFLE

Lot #176 (Sale Order 190 of 831)

Serial number F5599122. Classic Winchester lever action chambered for the .22 magnum cartridge. it features a tube feed, twin barrel bands, hooded ramp front sight, sporting rear sight, blue finish, pistol grip capped walnut stock and blue steel butt-plate. Aside from a minor handling mark or two, gun is in near new condition. *

BERETTA MODEL A 302 .12 BORE SEMI-AUTO SHOTGUN

Lot #176a (Sale Order 191 of 831)

Serial # D03020E. . This shotgun features a plain 27 1/2" barrel, full choke, homemade front sight, black enamel alloy frame, blued steel barrel, sling swivels, checkered pistol grip walnut straight comb stock and replaced plastic plate. This gun has import stamps and has seen heavy use. There are numerous nicks in enamel on frame, some age freckles on barrel which has turned brown patina with only traces of blue remaining that has had the comb custom grooved and numerous impressions on stock. The fore-end has a few repaired cracks. Needs some attention. *

SCOPED SAKO AIII MODEL BOLT ACTION RIFLE

Lot #177 (Sale Order 192 of 831)

Serial number A548319. Top of the line sporting rifle made in Finland in classic .30-Govt. 06 caliber with a 24" barrel that was made with no barrel mounted sights. The high gloss walnut stock features cut checkering and a Monte Carlo comb equipped with sling eyes and rubber butt-pad. Metal finish is high polish factory blue. This rifle sports a Leupold 6.5x20 scope with added objective lens. A quality Harris bipod is also attached. Aside from a few handling marks, rifle shows little use and is in near new condition. *

SCOPED SAVAGE MODEL 110 BOLT ACTION RIFLE

Lot #178 (Sale Order 193 of 831)

Serial number 6018322. This quality rifle features a 24" heavy barrel in matte finish chambered for the .300 Win Mag cartridge. The nylon stock features a checkered pistol grip and straight comb with solid pad and sling eyes. This rifle is topped with a 16x42 scope. There are a couple of minor handling marks to matte finished barrel but gun is in overall near new condition. *

WINCHESTER STAINLESS MARINE 12 BORE SHOTGUN

Lot #179 (Sale Order 194 of 831)

Serial number L1428689. This slick little short barrel 12 bore is made of polished stainless steel to resist rust while aboard a boat or near saltwater. It features a 18" barrel with a rifle ramp front sight and single leaf folding rear sight. The hardwood stock features a pistol grip and recoil pad along with sling swivels. The fore-end is corn-cob style with cut grooves for grip. The chamber is 3". Condition is near new with minor handling. *

SCOPED MARLIN MODEL 1895 S LEVER ACTION RIFLE

Lot #180 (Sale Order 195 of 831)

Serial number 13039376. The basis for this rifle goes back to the nineteenth century with the introduction of the side eject Model 1895. It is chambered for the classic big bore cowboy and cavalry cartridge, the 45-70 Government. Barrel measures 22" and a muzzle break is also installed. Comes with standard hooded ramp front sight and sporting rear with round barrel and half magazine. Walnut stock has pistol grip and cap with recoil pad added. A Harris bipod has been fitted as well as a Pine Ridge 3x9 scope in Weaver rings. The gun is in near mint condition but the frame does have a few small handling marks and light scratches on left side. Overall 99% original blue on frame and barrel. Wood is excellent with few minor impressions. Strong bore and crisp action. *

SCOPED REMINGTON MODEL 700 BOLT ACTION RIFLE

Lot #181 (Sale Order 196 of 831)

Serial number 329556. This model BDL rifle is chambered for the .22-250 Remington cartridge with a 24" heavy barrel that was not fitted for barrel mount sights and a factory blue finish. The walnut stock features pressed checkering, pistol grip with cap, Monte Carlo comb and aluminum butt-plate. A Harris bipod has been added and the rifle sports a vintage Unertl 1" 15 power scope and matching adjustable scope mounts. This scope is a classic. There is some wear to the blue on scope body and some pitting on the added objective lens. The barrel retains approximately 98% blue finish. The frame has turned a slightly plum color. Wood is excellent with minor impressions. Bore is fine. *

SEARS MODEL 200 SLIDE ACTION 20 BORE SHOTGUN

Lot #182 (Sale Order 197 of 831)

Serial number 91185. This Sears exclusive features a 25" vent rib barrel with an external adjustable choke, 3" chamber with blue finish. The walnut stock features pressed checkering and pistol grip with cap along with a butt-pad and sling eye. Over-all 98% gun with light handling marks and wood impressions. Fine bore and action. Comes with an original instruction booklet. *

SCOPED MARLIN MODEL 1895S LEVER ACTION RIFLE

Lot #183 (Sale Order 198 of 831)

Serial number 13038136. The basis for this rifle goes back to the nineteenth century with the introduction of the side eject Model 1895. It is chambered for the classic big bore cowboy and cavalry cartridge, the 45-70 Government. Barrel measures 21 1/2" and a muzzle break is also installed. Comes with standard ramp front sight and missing rear with round barrel and half magazine. Walnut stock has pistol grip with recoil pad added. A Harris bipod has been fitted as well as a Trijicon 6x56 scope in Weaver rings. The gun is in near mint condition but the frame does have a few small handling marks and a mount has been added to left side. Overall 99% original blue on frame and barrel. Wood is excellent with few minor impressions. Strong bore and crisp action. *

MANNLICHER STYLE CUSTOM 1895 MAUSER RIFLE

Lot #184 (Sale Order 199 of 831)

Serial number M1374. Offered is a Chilean Model 1895 Mauser action with a new 24" barrel chambered for the 7mm cartridge. A ramp front sight and single leaf folding rear have been added along with a one piece full length walnut stock that was made by altering an original military stock. All the metal received a new blue finish which feathered out the chamber crest but it is still visible. This rifle retains most of the re-applied finish and shows some handling wear. The bore shows strong rifling. (A)

SAVAGE MODEL 110 BOLT ACTION SPORTING RIFLE

Lot #185 (Sale Order 200 of 831)

Serial number F832120. High quality entry level bolt action rifle chambered for the classic .270 Winchester cartridge. Barrel measures 22" and was made without sights. Metal is blue and the hardwood stock has a checkered pistol grip , Monte Carlo comb and solid red pad. The sling eyes have been removed but mounting holes are still there. Metal retains approximately 97% blue finish with light handling marks. Wood is very good with usual handling marks, some scratches and loss of finish at butt-plate and needs to be refinished to make the rifle look good but if you are looking for something to hunt with, this is a good rifle. The receiver has scope blocks installed. Fine bore and action. *

CLASSIC RUGER NO. 1 45-70 SINGLE SHOT RIFLE

Lot #186 (Sale Order 201 of 831)

Serial number 131-21813. One of the finest single shot rifles ever made in the United States. Loosely based on the Farquharson falling block , this rifle was introduced to the gun world in 1968 where it became an instant success due to its handsome old school looks and one of the strongest actions ever made. The wood has a beautiful oil finish, lovely grain, hand checkered fore-end and pistol grip with cap, solid red recoil pad and old school straight comb. The 22" barrel and action are finished in a rich blue. The rear folding leaf rests on a base that is made to accept scope rings while the front sight is an old English style banded sight. It is chambered for the hard hitting 45-70 Govt. cartridge. This rifle retains almost all of its original blue with just a minor handling mark or two. The stocks are near new with a few minor light impressions. This is an earlier pre-warning rifle. The bore is sharp. *

SCOPED WINCHESTER MODEL 70 BOLT ACTION RIFLE

Lot #187 (Sale Order 202 of 831)

Serial number 877350. Made in 1968, this American classic got a bad rap from gunnies when they changed some internals in 1965 but truth be told, many gun writers thought that some of the changes made the rifle even better. This rifle features a 22" barrel and is chambered for the .30-Govt.-06 cartridge. The front sight is a hooded ramp with an adjustable rear sight. The metal is finished in a rich high polish factory blue. The walnut stock wears pressed checkering and a modern style Monte Carlo comb with black plastic butt-plate and cap. It now sports a Burris 2x7 scope and Weaver mounts. The bolt is jeweled and numbered to gun. There is some finish wear and thinning at muzzle and the floor plate has thinned around edges but metal still retains 90% original finish. The stocks have an added coat of finish and a few light impressions but quite handsome. Bore is excellent. *(C&R)

IAB SHARPS MODEL 1874 SINGLE SHOT .45 RIFLE

Lot #188 (Sale Order 203 of 831)

Serial number 48026. Made in Italy and imported by EMF comes this copy of the classic Model 1874 Sharps rifle chambered for the .45-70 Govt. cartridge. Rifle features a 28" full octagon barrel, Sharps style folding ladder rear sight and rocky mountain blade front sight. The straight walnut stock is hand checkered at wrist as is the fore-end. The barrel is finished in a non-glare blue/black while the frame, hammer, lever and butt-plate are case colored. The wood is finished in a satin oil style. Gun has a couple of minor handling marks but is in near new condition having seen little use. Nice bore and action. *

CUSTOM MAUSER MODEL 98 BOLT ACTION RIFLE

Lot #189 (Sale Order 204 of 831)

Serial number V2193. Most likely made after the second war when so many surplus military rifles were cut down into sporters by hunters looking for a cheap alternative to a factory sporting rifle. This was a military model 98 rifle that has the Yugoslavian refinish stamp "Preduzece 44" . An original barrel in 8mm has been altered and all metal re blued. A new Monte Carlo walnut stock was added sans checkering. Gun still has the original military front and rear sights. Barrel has import stamp. A pair of reproduction high turret scope mounts have been added (these mounts sell for almost $200 alone) . Solid 95% gun as built. Fine bore and action. *(C&R)

REMINGTON NYLON 66 SEMI-AUTOMATIC .22 RIFLE

Lot #190 (Sale Order 205 of 831)

Serial number 2495551. According to Remington, this was the first mass produced rifle that used a material instead of wood for the stock although Stevens offered Tenite stocked guns in the 1940's. The Nylon 66, developed by Dupont, was introduced in 1959 and came in three colors. This is the most common color referred to as Mohawk Brown but has the scarcer detachable magazine. The frame is grooved for a scope. The Nylon stocks were easily marred, broken or warped but this stock is excellent and is not cracked but does have a few minor scratches. The barrel is blued and still retains most of this finish. The frame has a few areas of light abrasion and some scattered age freckling. The rifling is fairly sharp. Comes with one magazine. *

REMINGTON NYLON 66 SEMI-AUTOMATIC RIFLE

Lot #191 (Sale Order 206 of 831)

Serial number 114824. According to Remington, this was the first mass produced rifle that used a material instead of wood for the stock although Stevens offered Tenite stocked guns in the 1940's. The Nylon 66, developed by Dupont, was introduced in 1959 and came in three colors. This is the stock tube feed version in Apache Black of which accounted for a mere 30% of the total Mohawk Brown guns. This rifle is in excellent condition. The stock has some minor scratches but no cracks or warping. The blued barrel and frame retain approximately 98% original factory finish with some minor handling marks. Fine bore and action. *

ARMALITE AR-7 EXPLORER SURVIVAL .22 RIFLE

Lot #192 (Sale Order 207 of 831)

Serial number 95573. The AR-7 was designed by American famed firearms designer Eugene Stoner in 1959. It was adopted by both the US and Israeli military as a survival weapon for pilots. The civilian version has become popular with campers and boaters as the entire frame and barrel assembly slips into the floatable nylon stock. This example has seen some use with light scratches on stock and handling marks about the metal surfaces but still a nice serviceable gun with 70% original finish, one original magazine and a nice bore. *

BOXED & SCOPED RUGER GUNSITE SCOUT RIFLE

Lot #193 (Sale Order 208 of 831)

Serial number 680-16228. Chambered for the .308 Winchester cartridge. This military type bolt action, magazine fed rifle was first shown by Ruger at the 2011 Shot Show. It features a 16.5" barrel with flash suppressor , matte black finish on metal, laminated wood stock with checkered pistol grip layered recoil pad. The barrel has a Picatinny rail along with factory cut scope base on frame on which a BSA military type 6x24 Contender scope is now mounted. Rifle comes with one magazine and original box with instructions. Gun has a few handling marks on metal and wood but solid gun all around with a fine bore and action. *

CUSTOM MAUSER BOLT ACTION RIFLE

Lot #194 (Sale Order 209 of 831)

Serial number C3568. The basis for this rifle is a standard 98 Mauser action. The crest is obscured by scope base. The barrel is not military but they did not stamp the caliber so it must be chamber cast before shooting. The metal retains the majority of the re-applied blue. The walnut stock has a Monte Carlo comb and pistol grip with rubber pad and sling eyes but is not checkered. It is in excellent shape with usual minor impressions. Should be a nice hunting rifle once true caliber is established but bore measures .250. *(C&R)

SCOPED REMINGTON MODEL 7 BOLT ACTION RIFLE

Lot #195 (Sale Order 210 of 831)

Serial number 7774685. Known for its handy field use since 1983. This fine little rifle is chambered for the .243 cartridge and sports a 20" barrel with ramp front sight, removed rear sight, blue finish with pistol grip hardwood stock that has sling eyes and solid red pad. Rifle sports a Bushnell 3x9 scope. Fine bore and action. Wood has a few minor handling spots. Metal is solid 99% with a couple of minor freckles.

SAKO FORESTER MODEL L579 BOLT ACTION RIFLE

Lot #196 (Sale Order 211 of 831)

Serial number 30995. High quality rifle made in Finland and chambered for the .308 Winchester cartridge. Rifle features a 23" barrel with ramp front sight and rear sight removed. Frame, which is factory cut for rings, has a set of scope rings installed. The high gloss walnut stock features hand checkering, pistol grip with cap, Monte Carlo comb and waffle pad. The metal shows wear at muzzle along with some minor handling marks. Stock shows some wear at butt-pad, high edges of comb and some scattered impressions. Bore is sharp. *

REMINGTON MODEL 700 LH BOLT ACTION RIFLE

Lot #197 (Sale Order 212 of 831)

Serial number 6728061. This is the deluxe version with hand checkered walnut high gloss stock, contrasting black fore-end tip, Monte Carlo comb, plastic butt-plate, sling eyes, ramp front sight, rear sight removed and a Simmons scope base installed. Bolt is jeweled. The muzzle shows some light wear and there is a finger-print spot of thinning on barrel, still solid 98% blue. Trigger guard has some minor high edge finish loss. Wood has usual minor impressions. but remains sharp and clean. Bore is clean. *

REMINGTON MODEL 600 BOLT ACTION RIFLE

Lot #198 (Sale Order 213 of 831)

Serial number 85680. Available from 1964-68 only, it was designed to be a handy, lightweight, guide rifle. This example is chambered for the 6mm Remington cartridge and features a full vent rib, sporting front sight, no rear sight, frame drilled for scope mount (missing filler screws), blue finish with custom polymer camo color pistol grip stock with pad and sling eyes. Metal has a few age freckles and light muzzle wear but still retains at least 98% original factory blue. Stock is aftermarket and in near new condition. Fine bore and action. *(C&R)

REMINGTON MODEL 600 BOLT ACTION RIFLE

Lot #199 (Sale Order 214 of 831)

Serial number 6668543. Available from 1964-68 only, it was designed to be a handy, lightweight, guide rifle. This example is chambered for the .308 Winchester cartridge and features a sporting front sight, no rear sight, frame drilled for scope mount (missing filler screws), blue finish with custom walnut pistol grip stock with pad and sling eyes. Metal has light muzzle wear but still retains at least 98% original factory blue. Stock is aftermarket and in near new condition. Fine bore and action. *(C&R)

REMINGTON MODEL 600 BOLT ACTION RIFLE

Lot #200 (Sale Order 215 of 831)

Serial number 67799. Available from 1964-68 only, it was designed to be a handy, lightweight, guide rifle. This example is chambered for the 6.5 Remington magnum cartridge and features a full vent rib, sporting front sight, no rear sight, frame drilled for scope mount (missing filler screws), blue finish with factory stock of laminated wood with pistol grip, pad and sling eyes. The checkering is pressed and has a Monte Carlo comb. Metal has light muzzle wear but still retains at least 98% original factory blue. Stock is in super condition with light impressions. Fine bore and action. *(C&R)

REMINGTON MODEL 600 BOLT ACTION RIFLE

Lot #201 (Sale Order 216 of 831)

Serial number 122855. Available from 1964-68 only, it was designed to be a handy, lightweight, guide rifle. This example is chambered for the .243 Winchester cartridge and features a sporting front sight, sporting rear sight, frame drilled for scope mount , blue finish with factory walnut checkered pistol grip stock with plastic butt-plate and sling eyes. This gun has seen some hard use. The stock has numerous areas of finish loss an impressions. The metal shows thinning on barrel and frame with some age freckling. Would grade metal finish at about 50%. Good hunting rifle as is or a perfect candidate for a full restoration. Fine bore and action. *(C&R)

REMINGTON MODEL 600 BOLT ACTION RIFLE

Lot #202 (Sale Order 217 of 831)

Serial number 69556. Available from 1964-68 only, it was designed to be a handy, lightweight, guide rifle. This example is chambered for the .243 Winchester cartridge and features a full vent rib, front sight ground off and needs replacement, no rear sight, frame drilled for scope mount (missing filler screws), blue finish with factory checkered walnut stock with pistol grip, pad and sling eyes and a Monte Carlo comb. Metal has light muzzle wear but still retains at least 98% original factory blue. Stock is in nice condition with light impressions, some minor scratches and some added finish. Fine bore and action. *(C&R)

REMINGTON MODEL 600 BOLT ACTION RIFLE

Lot #203 (Sale Order 218 of 831)

Serial number 60995. Available from 1964-68 only, it was designed to be a handy, lightweight, guide rifle. This example is chambered for the .308 Winchester cartridge and features a full vent rib, sporting front sight , no rear sight, frame drilled for scope mount (missing filler screws), blue finish with factory press checkered walnut stock with pistol grip, plastic butt-plate and sling eyes with a Monte Carlo comb. Metal has light muzzle wear but still retains at least 98% original factory blue with a few age freckles near breech. Stock is in nice condition with just some light impressions. Fine bore and action. *(C&R)

SAVAGE MODEL 99E LEVER ACTION RIFLE

Lot #204 (Sale Order 219 of 831)

Serial number A643945. A post war lineage to the famous Model 1899. It is chambered for the potent .300 Savage cartridge. Barrel measures 20", features a blue finish with a hardwood pistol grip stock with pressed checkering, straight comb and plastic butt-plate. It still has the standard sporting sights and now sports a Maverick 4x32 scope. Solid 95% original blue with some minor high edge wear and a few age freckles. The lever still has generous amounts of case colors. Wood is very good but does have some finish loss and spotting but solid and not bad looking. Action and bore are fine.One of the best lever action deer rifles ever made and will take the spitzer bullets. *

MARLIN GLENFIELD MODEL 60 SEMI-AUTOMATIC .22

Lot #205 (Sale Order 220 of 831)

Serial number 25347526. For kids growing up to gun age in the early 1970's , this was a good first gun for the price. A well made semi-auto .22 plinker with blue steel, hardwood stock and pressed checkered. They were reliable and inexpensive. The blue on this rifle is mostly all there with some scattered age freckling. The wood is fine as well with usual impressions. Good bore and action. If you are looking for a good yet inexpensive first .22 autoloader, this would be a good choice. *

CUSTOM MAUSER BIG BORE BOLT ACTION RIFLE

Lot #206 (Sale Order 221 of 831)

Serial number 267. Straight bolt large frame Mauser action with Sanscrit stamp. A new barrel has been fitted with a .450 diameter bore and appears to be made for the .45-70 cartridge but needs to be chamber cast before shooting to insure correct caliber. Metal was then blued of which majority remains. Barrel has no visible legend. A plain walnut pistol grip stock was fitted. Once caliber is established, should make a good utility grade big bore hunting rifle. *(C&R)

MARLIN MODEL 25N MAGAZINE BOLT ACTION RIFLE

Lot #207 (Sale Order 222 of 831)

Serial number 01300037. This out of production Marlin is a bolt action .22 rim fire rifle with a bottom load magazine that features a blue finish with press checkered hardwood pistol grip stock. Rifle retains 95% original blue finish with some age freckles. Stock is excellent with some scattered light impressions. Bore is fine as is the action. Seldom seen entry level .22 bolt action. *

MOSSBERG TROPHY HUNTER BOLT ACTION RIFLE

Lot #208 (Sale Order 223 of 831)

Serial number BA386190. Solid no frills hunting rifle chambered for the .270 Winchester cartridge. Barrel measures 24" with no factory installed sights and features a matte finish. The hardwood stock features a pistol grip with pressed checkering, Monte Carlo comb with rubber pad and sling swivels. The metal has a few handling marks. Stock has a few handling marks and impressions. Fine bore and action. Rifle sports rings and is ready for a good scope. *

FINE C.SHARPS MODEL 1874 SPORTING RIFLE

Lot #209 (Sale Order 224 of 831)

Serial number 6704. Considered the best Sharps rifles ever made even surpassing the originals as to strength of material. Made entirely in the United States by C. Sharps who have been making these quality rifles in Montana for over 35 years. This example sports a 30" full octagon barrel and is chambered for the .45 3 1/4" shell. Rifle sports a globe front sight and standard Lawrence type folding ladder rear sight. Barrel is stamped Old Reliable. The case color frame bears the Shiloh name in Big Timber Montana. The stock features extra grade walnut with beautiful rich hand rubbed finish. The action features double set triggers. The tang sight screw holes are not plugged. Aside from a possible handling mark, rifle is in near new condition. Fit and finish is impeccable. Mirror bright bore. *

SAKO L61R BOLT ACTION SPORTING RIFLE

Lot #210 (Sale Order 225 of 831)

Serial number 12596. High quality sporting rifle that is made in Finland. It is chambered for the 30-06 cartridge and sports a high polish blue 24 1/2" barrel. Rifle has the hooded ramp front sight intact but rear sight has been removed. The frame sports scope rings. The walnut stock features hand checkered pistol grip high gloss walnut with a Monte Carlo comb, rubber butt-pad, sling eyes and grip cap. The barrel has a hint of muzzle wear and a couple of minor handling marks retaining fully 99% of the original rich factory blue. The stocks have the usual minor impressions and a couple of light scratches. Bore and action are crisp. Bolt has some oxidation.

REMINGTON MODEL 725 BOLT ACTION RIFLE

Lot #211 (Sale Order 226 of 831)

Serial number 705711. Remington Model 725 rifles were manufactured from 1957 until 1962. They feature a rich rust blue finish with a 22" barrel and chambered for the .30-Govt.-06 cartridge. The walnut stock has the classic lines of a slight Monte Carlo comb, pistol grip, hand checkered with grip cap and rubber recoil pad. Standard sights include a ramp front and sporting rear. A scope base has been installed. Rifle has seen some use but was well cared for. There is some thinning of finish at muzzle and a couple of handling marks. The wood has that dark pre-war look with rich walnut with usual impressions and a few minor dings. Bore and action are sharp. *

REMINGTON SPORTSMASTER .22 BOLT ACTION RIFLE

Lot #212 (Sale Order 227 of 831)

No Serial number, pre 1968. Produced from 1940-62, this is a bolt action, tube fed rifle made for the .22 short or long only. Features blue finish, hooded ramp front sight, receiver rear target sight (no provision for rear barrel mounted sight) and pistol grip walnut stock. Metal is now basically a soft brown patina. Stock is excellent with usual handling marks. Bore is dull but rifling visible. *(C&R)

ITHACA SINGLE SHOT LEVER ACTION MODEL 49 RIFLE

Lot #213 (Sale Order 228 of 831)

No Serial number, pre 1968. Many a lad's first lever action rifle was the old Model 49. Introduced at $20 in 1961 and sold until 1979. It appears to be a tube fed lever action repeater but it is simply a drop breech single shot whose action is opened and closed on a single round of .22 rim fire ammo by working the lever. Blue finish with real walnut stock. The frame is finished in an enamel covering unlike the barrel and tube which were blue. Barrel is basically soft patina while the tube retains generous amounts of blue. The black enamel frame is about 90% with some scattered wear and light scratches. The wood is excellent and far better grain and finish then some modern rifles. Trigger and hammer are gold plated. Bore is very good and the action works fine. Because these were inexpensive boys rifles, they are usually found in beat to death condition. Image getting one of these on christmas morning. A rifle for a boy at Christmas, a novel and unheard of idea today. *

SCOPED MOSSBERG ATR BOLT ACTION SPORTING RIFLE

Lot #214 (Sale Order 229 of 831)

Serial number ATR028181. Referred to as the All Terrain Rifle, this rifle features a 22" fluted barrel that was made with no barrel mounted sights, matte finish, pistol grip checkered camo composition stock with rubber pad and sling swivels. Rifle is topped with a 3x9x40 scope. Gun has seen little use and displays a few handling marks only. *

MOSSBERG MODEL 142-A BOLT ACTION .22 RIFLE

Lot #215 (Sale Order 230 of 831)

No Serial number, pre 1968. Made from 1949 through 1954. It has a fold down fore-end which makes into a handle. Stock is walnut with pistol grip. Metal was blue. The metal is now a mix of blue/brown patina. The stock is very good with handling wear. Very good bore. Equipped with a .22 scope. No magazine. *(C&R)

SCOPED REMINGTON MODEL 788 BOLT ACTION RIFLE

Lot #216 (Sale Order 231 of 831)

Serial number A6093214. Made from 1967-1983. A good quality bolt action in 6mm Remington cartridge. Stock is pistol grip plain walnut with Monte Carlo comb and composition butt-plate. Barrel measures 22" . Sights have been removed and it now sports a Tasco 3x9 scope. The factory blue finish is still strong retaining about 98% with just some handling marks. The stock is in excellent oil finished. Fine bore, action and optics. Comes with three magazines. *

SCOPED SAVAGE MARK II .22 LH BOLT ACTION RIFLE

Lot #217 (Sale Order 232 of 831)

Serial number 0121488. Features a blue 20" barrel, press checkered hardwood stock with pistol grip, Monte Carlo comb, black rubber pad, magazine fed and sporting a BSA scope. Bead front sight and rear sight removed. Metal has a couple of freckles and the stock has a few minor impressions. Comes with one aftermarket magazine. Bore is excellent. *

WINCHESTER MODEL 70 BOLT ACTION RIFLE

Lot #218 (Sale Order 233 of 831)

Serial number G2174673. Recently made Model 70 in 30-06 caliber with Winchester black polymer stock that features a checkered pistol grip and straight comb. The barrel measures 24" , was built without sights and has a matte finish. Rifle sports a Bushnell scope. There is some minor chipping to paint on trigger guard and some minor handling marks with light wear at muzzle. This rifle saw little use. Fine bore and action. *

100TH ANNIVERSARY MARLIN MODEL 55 "GOOSE GUN"

Lot #219 (Sale Order 234 of 831)

Serial number 70163451. The plaque on right side of stock reads Marlin 1870-1970. The goose gun was introduced in 1962 and became an instant success. This is the first 100th anniversary issue we have seen. This bolt action, magazine fed shotgun features a 3" magnum chamber, barrel measures 36" with factory blue finish. The walnut stock sports a pistol grip, straight comb, recoil pad and sling eyes. This scarce gun remains in superb all original condition. A few handling marks and a hint of blue wear on muzzle. Clean bore and perfect action. Comes with one magazine. *

SCOPED MARLIN MODEL 444S LEVER ACTION RIFLE

Lot #220 (Sale Order 235 of 831)

Serial number 27049591. This rifle is built with the 1895 action. The cartridge was developed in 1964 with help from Remington to replace the fading popularity of the old 45-70 round . This rifle features a 22" round barrel, half magazine, blue finish, gold trigger, two magazine bands, post front sight, folding leaf rear sight, capped pistol grip walnut stock with straight comb, recoil pad and sling swivels. Rifle now sports a Redfield 2x7 scope. There is a 2" area on right side of barrel where the finish has worn through along with some very light freckling. With regards to that one area, the balance of blue on barrel and frame would be 97% with light handling marks. Stocks are nice and clean with some minor impressions. Nice bore and action. The Marlin Bulls Eye is missing. Great deep woods lever gun. *

BLACK POWDER REMINGTON ROLLING BLOCK 50 CAL.

Lot #221 (Sale Order 236 of 831)

Serial number 66656. Interesting Italian made replica of the Remington Rolling Block but this one has a percussion cap in the breech block and a ram-rod under the 28" full octagon barrel. The frame features full coverage laser engraving. The hammer and block are case color, the frame and barrel are a matte blue/black with brass trigger guard, sporting sights and walnut stocks. Gun as seen only light use and is in near mint condition with just a couple of handling marks. (A)

CUSTOM ENGRAVED REMINGTON 03-A3 SPORTING RIFLE

Lot #222 (Sale Order 237 of 831)

Serial number 4159619. This rifle was built with a US Remington Model 03-A3 action that was fitted with a 22" that has a ramp front sight with no provision for a barrel rear sight. A Redfield receiver sight has been added and the rifle was fitted with a custom pistol grip walnut stock, white grip cap and recoil pad. The breech of the barrel, bolt, safety, trigger guard, floor plate and sight base have been master engraved in scroll pattern. The barrel exhibits some finish thinning and toning but metal still retains at least 90% of the custom re-applied blue finish but Remington markings on bridge are now a ghost image. Walnut stock features a Monte Carlo comb and waffle pad and does show some handling marks but still sharp. Bore is fine. *(C&R)

SAVAGE AXIS BOLT ACTION SPORTING RIFLE

Lot #223 (Sale Order 238 of 831)

Serial number J011383. This fine rifle is chambered for the .243 Winchester cartridge and sports a 22" barrel that was made without barrel mounted sights. Finish is matte black and wears a black nylon pistol grip stock with waffle pad. Rifle sports a Simmons 3x9x40 scope. Gun has seen little use with just a couple of minor handling marks. Fine bore and action. *

MARLIN MODEL 444S LEVER ACTION RIFLE

Lot #224 (Sale Order 239 of 831)

Serial number 11000142. This rifle is chambered in the .444 Marlin round and features a 22" round barrel, half magazine, blue finish, hooded ramp front sight, folding rear sight, pistol grip walnut stock with cap, pad and sling eyes. A receiver sight base is attached to left side of frame but sight not included. A patch box has been custom added to left side of stock. Top of frame has some glue residue where the scope base has been removed and holes are not plugged. Gun shows some average handling wear, some spots of finish loss on stock and some missing finish on lever but still a solid 95% gun all around. Fine bore and action. *

W.H.HAMILTON SXS HAMMER SHOTGUN

Lot #225 (Sale Order 240 of 831)

Serial #6417. This is a Belgium made 12 bore hammer gun with 29 1/2" twist steel barrels stamped Belgium Twist with Choke Bored, back lock action stamped WH HAMILTON, double triggers, dolls head lock, full barrel rib, walnut spinter fore-end with round knob checkered stock and composition plate. One of the myriad of mail order shotguns found in the likes of an 1890's Sears catalog. All metal surfaces are a dark brown patina. Stocks are very good but checkering is almost worn smooth. Bores are fairly clean but do have some residue. Butt-plate does not fit real well. Action is a bit loose and we not not advise any shooting be done with this shotgun. (A)

PRE-64 WINCHESTER MODEL 70 BOLT ACTION RIFLE 1961

Lot #226 (Sale Order 241 of 831)

Serial # 509745. Arguably, the finest production American made bolt action rifle ever made, so much so that it is called The Rifleman's Rifle. This example features a 24" barrel and is chambered for the .243 Winchester cartridge. The matching serial number is etched on bolt. The sights include a ramp front with a single folding leaf rear. The barrel wears a rust blue finish while the frame is finished in a matte finish. The walnut stock features a pistol grip and monte carlo comb, checkered with sling swivels and plastic butt-plate. The muzzle shows wear and slight loss of blue and a few handling marks. The frame shows a couple of rubs and is missing the scope plug screws. The floor-plate shows thinning and wear but still retains at least 70% blue. The stock has been refinished to near mint condition with sharp checkering. Strong rifling with smooth action. *(C&R)

REMINGTON MODEL 8 SEMI-AUTOMATIC RIFLE

Lot #227 (Sale Order 242 of 831)

Serial #40213. This is a recoil operated take down rifle designed and first produced by John Browning, for Remington, in 1905. It was designated the Model 8 in 1911 and was made until 1936 when it was replaced by the updated Model 81. It was one of the earliest semi-automatic sporting rifles offered to the hunting public and became popular with police officers as well A Model 8, in the hands of Texas Ranger, Frank Hamer, was used by him to bring down the infamous Bonnie & Clyde. This rifle features a 22" sleeved barrel, a dove-tailed front sight, two leaf folding rear, added tang sight, blue finish. It is chambered for the best cartidge offered in this gun, the .35 Remington. The walnut stock has a straight wrist and no checkering. The fore-end has a schnauble tip. The wood is excellent but has been varnished. The butt-plate has the Remington logo. The blue on this rifle is all original and retains at least 90% overall with some minor handling marks and some light age freckling. Fine bore and action. *(C&R)

SMITH & WESSON MODEL 916-A SLIDE ACTION 12 BORE

Lot #228 (Sale Order 243 of 831)

Serial #2B7245. Quality pump gun made by S&W and introduced in 1978. It features a 20" barrel with 3" chamber and rifle sights with extended full length magazine, matte blue finish, plain pistol grip hardwood stocks with rubber pad. Light use overall with most visible wear on magazine and some minor handling marks. *

MOSSBERG MODEL 500 SLIDE ACTION SHOTGUN

Lot #229 (Sale Order 244 of 831)

Serial #K198910. Features a 20" barrel, 12 bore, heat shield, black hardwood stock, sling swivels, extended magazine, black enamel finish frame, blue barrel and tube. The enamel finish is fragile as has some minor handling marks as does the black painted stock which has some minor hits but nothing major. Nice bore and action. Bad looking black gun. *

SNAKE CHARMER STAINLESS .410 SURVIVAL SHOTGUN

Lot #230 (Sale Order 245 of 831)

Serial #05400. Made by Homer Koon Inc in Dallas Texas. It was made from 1978 through 2009. The Snake Charmer is a .410 bore, stainless steel, single shot, break-open shotgun, exposed hammer, an 18" barrel and a black plastic short thumb-hole butt-stock that holds four additional 2 1/2" shotgun shells. It weighs a mere 3 1/2 pound guns and has an overall length of 28". They are easily disassembled for storage. They are popular with gardeners and farmers due to their size. The term "Snake Charmer" has become synonymous with any small, short-barreled, single-shot, .410 shotgun. This gun has a few handling marks but has seen little use. *

KIMEL KAMPER .410 BORE SHOTGUN

Lot #231 (Sale Order 246 of 831)

Serial #C895524. Made by Savage Arms, this is a short , hand held shotgun , .410 with 3" chamber, 18 1/4" barrel, single shot, top break with hardwood fore-end and short pistol grip stock that measures a mere 7 1/2" in length. Metal finish is blue. Gun has some usual handling marks but does not appear to have seen much use. By it's name alone, this is the perfect camp gun. *

BOXED HENRY .22 LEVER ACTION RIFLE

Lot #232 (Sale Order 247 of 831)

Serial #451239H. This gun was purchased new in 2009. It is a lever action .22 rimfire rifle that features an 18" barrel, full tube, blue finish with black enamel frame, walnut stocks and composite butt-plate. Aside from possible handling mark, this gun is as new in matching box with paperwork. *

BOXED HENRY MODEL H004V .17 HMR RIFLE

Lot #233 (Sale Order 248 of 831)

Serial #GB033076V . Rifle is as new in box with hang tags and paperwork. Features a 20" octagon barrel, full magazine, sporting sights, brass frame and butt-plate, walnut stocks and chambered for the hot little .17 HMR round. *

BOXED RUGER MODEL 10-22 SEMI-AUTOMATIC RIFLE

Lot #234 (Sale Order 249 of 831)

Serial #353-90404. Purchased new in 2009. This is a rotarty magazine deluxe Ruger 10-22 that features a 18" barrel, matte finish, folding leaf rear sight, checkered pistol grip walnut stock with sling swivels and rubber butt-pad. Gun appears to be in as new unfired condition with matching box and paperwork. *

ROSSI SA SINGLE SHOT .22 RF/410 COMBO GUN

Lot #235 (Sale Order 250 of 831)

Serial #SP339104. Quality survival or camping combo gun that features a top break single shot action, matte finish, 18 1/2" barrel, hardwood stocks with sling swivels. The set comes with a .410 shotgun barrel and a .22 long rifle barrel. Gun is as new condition in box. *

CUSTOM LH SAVAGE BOLT ACTION RIFLE

Lot #236 (Sale Order 251 of 831)

Serial #B041733. The frame on this custom rifle is stamped Savage. The custom barrel is stamped for cartridge which is a .338 Win Mag. Barrel measures 20" and is not marked nor were there any provisions for barrel sights. It sports a beautiful custom full length birds eye maple stock with contrasting fore-end tip and grip. The stock wears a Monte Carlo comb , red recoil pad and sling eyes. It is beautifully checkered in a flur-de-lies pattern. The bolt is jeweled. Action is for a left hand shooter. Rifle sports a Bushnell Elite 3200 scope on Redfield mounts. Bore is sharp. Great little Mannlicher style carbine with super wood. *

MAUSER BAUER FRASER LH BOLT ACTION RIFLE

Lot #237 (Sale Order 252 of 831)

Serial #93272. The basis for this rifle is a Mauser banner action made for a left handed shooter. The barrel is stamped Mauser Bauer Fraser made in W. Germany. It is a Model 3000L. The Mauser 2000, 3000, and 4000 series of rifles were manufactured by Heym at their Muennerstadt, West Germany factory, for Mauser and marketed in the US by Bauer Fraser. The rifle is chambered for the .375 H&H cartridge and features a 25" barrel with muzzle break, dove-tail ramp front sight, a Williams adjustable rear sight and high polish blue factory finish. The scope mounting holes on frame are missing. It is now sporting a custom thumbhole stock with contrasting tip and recoil pad. This rifle comes with an original Mauser LH stock that beautiful grain, high gloss finish, monte carlo comb, red recoil pad, contrasting rosewood fore-end tip and grip cap with diamond skip checkering and glass bedded, that is in excellent condition with a few minor impressions. This stock looks very similar to a Weatherby stock. There are some minor handling marks on barrel as well as a couple of handling marks on trigger guard but still a solid 98% gun. Fine bore and action.*

LOT OF (2) WINCHESTER 69A & HIGGIN BA SHOTGUN

Lot #238 (Sale Order 253 of 831)

A. Serial #NSN- Winchester Model 69-A bolt action .22 rifle. Magazine is missing, replaced front sight, broker rear sight, rusting on barrel, stock missing most of the original finish. B .Serial #NSA Higgins 12 ga. bolt action full choke shogun. Metal rusted, wood has painted on finish. Both of these guns are being sold as project guns only. *(C&R)

SEARS TED WILLIAMS MODEL 300 SEMI AUTO 12 BORE

Lot #239 (Sale Order 254 of 831)

Serial #Q125346. This is a facsimile Ted Williams endorsed shotgun marketed by Sears. The gun is chambered for a 2 3/4 .12 bore with adjustable choke system. Other features include a 24 vent rib barrel, rust blue barrel with enamel finish frame, walnut stocks with pressed checkering and recoil pad. This gun was made for Sears by Winchester and is basically their Model 1400. There is some light rust on adjustable choke, handling wear on barrel and some high edge wear on frame. The stocks are very good with usual impressions but nothing offensive. Good bore and action. Should make a good fall duck gun *

ITHACA MODEL 49 SINGLE SHOT LEVER GUN

Lot #240 (Sale Order 255 of 831)

Serial #1081. The model 49 was Introduced at $20 in 1961 and sold until 1979. It looks like a lever action cowboy gun but is simply a lever activated falling block single shot .22 with a black painted frame, blue barrel and tube with hardwood stock and missing the butt-plate Usual average wear as these were often a boys first rifle and they were not taken care of. This example is decent. *

PRE-WAR COLT SINGLE ACTION ARMY REVOLVER

Lot #241 (Sale Order 256 of 831)

Built in 1901, the barrel and cylinder were changed converting this gun to a .38 special. Gun has matching numbers on frame and straps. The proper era original Colt rubber grips are present but right panel is numbered to another gun. The frame was re-blued at some time, probably when caliber was changed. The barrel and cylinder appear to be original to those parts as is the trigger guard, ejector rod housing and back-strap. All legends are sharp. The gun shows nice even wear on all parts and still retains about 60% blue overall. Action is smooth but missing one click. Bore is sharp. Grips show wear and smoothed out on rear sections. Should be a good shooter. Comes with nice basket weave leaather holster. *(C&R)

PRE-WAR COLT POLICE POSITIVE REVOLVER (1918)

Lot #242 (Sale Order 257 of 831)

SN 156329, made 1918. This fine condition double action revolver features a 4" barrel, .38 special, fixed sights, six shot, blue finish with Colt hard rubber grips. The muzzle has light wear, the cylinder has a light drag line and some minor high edge wear. Action is crisp and the bore is sharp. The grips are near mint and free of chips or cracks. *(C&R)

BERETTA MODEL 1934 SEMI-AUTOMATIC PISTOL

Lot #243 (Sale Order 258 of 831)

Serial #22860. This pistol has a 1941 date. It is a blued semi-automatic pistol in .380 caliber with a new replacement barrel. Grips are rubber and metal. Comes with one magazine. These pistols were very popular with officers of the Axis powers during the second war. It was also the official sidearm of the Italian Army. Blue remains at about 75% with some overall light freckling. Nice bore and action. *(C&R)

BLUE H&R TOP BREAK .38 REVOLVER

Lot #243a (Sale Order 259 of 831)

Serial #148573. Fairly typical late 19th century fare. A top break .38 S&W with scarce factory blue finish, 3" barrel, 5-shot double action with gutta percha monogram grips. Nice flashes of original blue that blends perfectly with balance of gun a soft dark patina. Indexes correctly with a clean bore. *(C&R)

ENGRAVED WALTHER PPK PISTOL

Lot #244 (Sale Order 260 of 831)

Serial# 383324. This Walther was nicely engraved with almost full coverage at the time of use. The gun no longer has any finish and is basically a smooth gray. The Walther markings are barely or not visible at all with exception to serial number. Has a pair of replaced checkered walnut grips. Strong frosted bore. No magazine. Great restoration project. *(C&R)

ENGRAVED PRE-WAR COLT POLICE POSITIVE REVOLVER

Lot #245 (Sale Order 261 of 831)

Serial#10654. Made in 1908 with a 4" barrel and chambered for the .32-20 cartridge. This gun has been beautifully engraved in a scroll pattern with sliver wire inlay with approximately 2/3 coverage. The grips are Colt logo rubber. Retains about 90% of the reapplied blue finish with some thinning on barrel and front strap. Fine bore and action. Very handsome early gun. *(C&R)

COLT NEW SERVICE .44-40 REVOLVER

Lot #246 (Sale Order 262 of 831)

SN 144142, made in 1917 as a standard New Service in .44-40 caliber with a 5 1/2" barrel. The entire gun has been parkerized over some old pitting and the legends are faded. Original Colt grips are excellent. Bore has sharp rifling but is frosted. Action is fine. Should be a good shooter. *(C&R)

WALTHER PPK SEMI-AUTOMATIC PISTOL

Lot #247 (Sale Order 263 of 831)

Serial#797151. Standard PPK pre-Interarms with blue finish and reproduction Nazi officer plastic grips. Caliber is 7.65mm/.32ACP. Finish is high polish factory blue with wear at muzzle, high edges of frame and a few age freckles on slide. Overall, 85% gun with nice bore. *

PRE-WAR COLT MODEL 1911-A1 .38 SUPER PISTOL

Lot #248 (Sale Order 264 of 831)

Made in 1931, this is a standard pre-war that features short checkered trigger, checkered arched mainspring housing, wide spur checkered hammer, checkered slide stop and safety, type II rear sight with beveled edge and square notch. Finish was blue. Gun sports a pair of rear stag grips and comes with an extra set walnut diamond checkered grips that pre-date the .38 Super. As to condition, this gun is rough. The slide was re blued at one time but legends are fairly strong. Traces of original blue on frame but basically all gray with scattered areas of pitting and light corrosion. Bore is sharp. Comes with an original two tone tempered magazine. This would be a good candidate for a complete restoration. *(C&R)

PRE-WAR ORTGIES PATENT DEUTSCHE WERKE PISTOL

Lot #249 (Sale Order 265 of 831)

Small .6.35 pocket semi-automatic pre-war pistol with blue finish and walnut grips. Finish shows wear at muzzle and along high slide edges but still a solid 90% original finish gun. Grips are excellent. Bore is fine. Comes with one magazine. *(C&R)

PRE-WAR NICKEL ORTGIES PAT. DEUTSCHE WERKE PISTOL

Lot #250 (Sale Order 266 of 831)

This gun appears to be an all original factory nickel gun or at least of the period as the nickel has dulled and the legends are sharp with no feathering. Small .6.35 pocket semi-automatic pre-war pistol with walnut grips. Finish shows some high edge wear and minor age freckling but still a solid 50% original finish gun with the balance a gun metal gray that blends with nickel. Grips are excellent. Bore is fine. Comes with one magazine. This is the first factory nickel gun of this type we have seen. *(C&R)

HI-STANDARD MODEL H-D MILITARY SEMI-AUTOMATIC

Lot #251 (Sale Order 267 of 831)

Serial#188222. A heavy and durable pistol that features a 6 1/2" barrel and chambered for the .22 rim fire cartridge. Pistol features an adjustable rear sight, blade front sight and smooth walnut grips. The entire gun has been polished and cleaned and is devoid of any original blue,in fact, it almost looks like nickel finish. Some of the address has feathered in the process. Grips are after market. Comes with one magazine. Bore is fine. *(C&R)

PRE-WAR MAUSER MODEL 1934 SEMI-AUTOMATIC PISTOL

Lot #252 (Sale Order 268 of 831)

One of the highest quality pocket pistols produced by Mauser before the second war it is chambered for the 7.65 cartridge and features a high polish blue finish with fire blue small parts and checkered walnut grips. There is light wear along sides of slide with some light thinning on straps. The front strap is stamped LGD which indicates use by German police. Overall, would rate factory finish at a solid 85% plus. *(C&R)

U.S. SMITH & WESSON VICTORY MODEL REVOLVER

Lot #253 (Sale Order 269 of 831)

Produced during the Second World War and easily identified by the V for victory as a serial number prefix. The top strap is stamped with the United States Property along with the inspector initials GHD for Guy Dewey and ordnance bomb. The left side of frame has a proof P stamp. The gun is finished in a parkerized military style with case color hammer and trigger. Gun sports smooth walnut grips that are a more recent replacement and the lanyard ring is missing. This gun was built on the K-squre butt frame with five screws. It sports a 4" barrel and chambered for the .38 special cartridge. There is light wear of finish at muzzle, high edge wear on cylinder and some high edge wear on frame and top strap, still a solid 85% gun. Good example of a WWII Smith. Fine bore and action. *(C&R)

COLT 8" ROYAL BLUE PYTHON DOUBLE ACTION REVOLVER

Lot #254 (Sale Order 270 of 831)

The king of the snake series comes this Colt Python with the scarce 8" barrel. This example was made in 1981 and features a full vent rib barrel, full lug, red insert front sight, adjustable rear sight, rich royal blue factory finish, target hammer with type 3 Colt gold medallion checkered walnut grips. The cylinder shows some light powder burn, a nearly ghost drag line and that is about it for wear. There may be a handling mark but there isn't even any wear at the muzzle. Grips are near mint and the action is like any Python, smooth as silk. It comes in an original Python styrofoam liner as you can see the outline and there is a beat up proper era wood grain box but the end label is missing so there is no way to determine if this was the original box to this gun. *

CASED SMITH & WESSON MODEL 25-2 REVOLVER

Lot #255 (Sale Order 271 of 831)

This revolver was made in 1975-76 and is chambered for the .45 ACP cartridge and uses the half moon clips for loading. It sports a 6 1/2" barrel in rich high polish factory blue with Patridge front sight and adjustable rear sight with a target hammer and wide trigger. The rosewood grips feature checkering and a silver medallion. This revolver is built on the square butt target N-frame, 3-screw with pinned barrel. The hammer and trigger are case color. This model is referred to as the Model of 1955. Looks to be test fired only with a slight drag line. Can't even see a handling mark. Revolver comes in original Mahogany display case with paper work stored under the liner. Fine bore and action. *

BENELLI SUPER NOVA SLIDE ACTION SHOTGUN

Lot #256 (Sale Order 272 of 831)

Italian quality slide action 12 bore shotgun with a 3" chamber and removable choke system. The entire surface of shotgun has a camo Teflon coating with the exception of the black rubber recoil pad. Gun has seen some light use and has a couple of minor handling marks but in near new condition retaining virtually all of its factory finish. *

BROWNING X-BOLT STAINLESS SPORTING RIFLE

Lot #257 (Sale Order 273 of 831)

Newly designed in 2008, this Miroko made rifle features a 24" round barrel made without sights. The barrel and frame are stainless steel. The rotary magazine is not included. Stock is pistol grip, straight comb black composite. Rifle is chambered for the .270 WSM cartridge. Rifle sports a Bushnell 10 x scope. Aside from a couple of minor handling marks, gun is in near new condition.

BERETTA MODEL A 302 .12 BORE SEMI-AUTO SHOTGUN

Lot #258 (Sale Order 274 of 831)

Serial # E67581E. This shotgun features a full vent rib, adjustable choke, black enamel alloy frame, blued steel barrel, checkered pistol grip walnut straight comb stock and pad. This gun has import stamps and has seen some use. There are numerous nicks in enamel on frame, some age freckles on barrel and numerous impressions on stock. Bore is shiney. Great , high quality gun that you won't have to worry about adding any hunting dings. *

BERETTA AUTOLOADING .22 RIFLE

Lot #259 (Sale Order 275 of 831)

Seldom seen auto loading. 22 rifle that features a 25" barrel in .22 rim fire with sporting front sight, folding leaf rear sight, diamond skip checkered walnut stock with pistol grip and Monte Carlo comb. Stock wears a plastic butt-plate and sling swivels. Gun has seen use. The stock has numerous impressions and a few dents. The blue finish has patches at lower 6" of barrel and scattered wear with age spotting.No magazine present. Bore is clean and despite it's apparent use, should be a good quality plinker. *

WINCHESTER MODEL 1894 SRC

Lot #260 (Sale Order 276 of 831)

Made in 1916, This is the classic pre-WWI saddle ring carbine that features the post front sight, flat-top sporting rear sight, curved steel carbine butt-plate, twin barrel bands, blue finish with walnut stocks, saddle ring and stud. This is an honest , well cared for carbine. As is typical, the frame is a mix of mottled gun metal gray and soft patina. The loading gate and lever retains about 70% original blue. The barrel and tube retain 85% or better original blue with sharp legends, light muzzle wear mixing patina and some patina coming up through the finish. The wood is excellent, proud to metal, with usual bumps and bruises but no cracks and rich color. The action is sharp and the bore exhibits sharp rifling with minor abrasion. "5021" is lightly stamped on left wrist. A clean and honest 1894 carbine. *(C&R)

ANTIQUE WINCHESTER MODEL 1886 .45-70 RIFLE

Lot #261 (Sale Order 277 of 831)

Made in 1892 and offered with the combination full 26" octagon barrel in the best caliber, the venerable .45-70 Govt. Other features include a full magazine, bead front sight, sporting rear sight walnut stocks and rifle butt-plate. The barrel and tube are a homogenous blend of soft patina and gun metal gray with sharp barrel legends. The frame colors have nickeled out to a soft patina. The stocks are excellent, albeit, a bit flush at wrist with some added finish and the usual bumps and bruises found on used Winchester's. The bolt still retains approximately 75% original blue. The action is fine and the bore is clean. A great example of an honest Model 1886. (A)

DELUXE SPECIAL ORDER WINCHESTER MODEL 1894 (1906)

Lot #262 (Sale Order 278 of 831)

Serial #372281. This lovely rifle features the following special features to include a 26" half octagon barrel, half magazine, take-down, triple x checkered pistol grip walnut stock with a tang sight. Standard features include blue finish and rifle butt-plate. Caliber is the ultimate old-timer 30-30. The front sight is an unusual band and ramp front (Winchester?), single folding leaf rear sight (replacement). Rifle retains approximately 95% of the expertly re-applied blue finish. Stocks are proud to metal that have had some finish added along with usual small handling marks. Rifle sports a Winchester pistol grip cap. Action and bore are fine. The factory research does not list any features, only date serial number was applied on Oct. 21, 1907. * (C&R)

MARLIN MODEL 1893 LEVER ACTION RIFLE

Lot #263 (Sale Order 279 of 831)

Classic Model 1893 rifle that features a 26" full octagon barrel in caliber .32-40. This example has the S-curve butt-plate, pre-dates Marlin Bull's Eye, standard front sight and flat-top sporting rear. Tang is stamped Model 1893 with Marlin Safety on top of frame. Walnut stocks are proud to metal with rich color, some finish loss and usual minor handling marks. The barrel retains a generous 85% original factory blue that is thinning on high edges and starting to blend with soft patina and still exhibits razor sharp barrel legends. The tube shows flashes of bright factory blue but has basically softened to a fine patina. The case colors on frame, hammer and lever are still present in hidden areas but have nickled out with some patina toning. Action is crisp and the rifling is pronounced. A good honest all original Model 1893 in a great caliber. *(C&R)

MARLIN MODEL 1893 LEVER ACTION RIFLE

Lot #264 (Sale Order 280 of 831)

Classic Model 1893 rifle that features a 26" full octagon barrel in caliber .25-36 (basically same as .25-35). This example has the S-curve butt-plate, pre-dates Marlin Bull's Eye, standard front sight and semi-buckhorn sporting rear. Tang is stamped Model 1893 with Marlin Safety on top of frame. Walnut stocks are proud to metal with dull finish and usual handling marks with one large 1 1/2" dent on left side of fore-end. The barrel retains a generous 75% original factory blue that is thinning on high edges and starting to blend with soft patina and still exhibits razor sharp barrel legends. The tube shows flashes of bright factory blue but has basically softened to a fine patina. The case colors on frame, hammer and lever are still present, mostly in hidden areas and some color on frame but have mostly nickled out with some patina toning. Action is crisp and the rifling is pronounced. A good honest all original Model 1893 in a great caliber. *(C&R)

WINCHESTER MODEL 1892 CARBINE (1923)

Lot #265 (Sale Order 281 of 831)

The 1892 carbine with it's 20" barrel and chambered for the .25-20 Winchester and it's full tube of ammunition was a favorite of fur trappers during the early part of the 20th century. Lightweight and handy barrel length appealed to the man who need a carbine chambered for a light round to finish off his catch or shooting small game for a good stew, this was the gun of choice. This is a standard carbine with the 20" barrel, full magazine, post front sight, folding two leaf rear sight, blue finish and walnut stocks with carbine steel butt. This was a so-called Eastern carbine that was made without a saddle ring since this rifle was carried on foot, not usually on horseback. The barrel and frame are basically a rich brown patina with sharp legends. The tube retains about 90% blue which would indicate a replacement. The loading gate still has most of the blue finish. The walnut stocks are excellent with some added finish. Fine bore and action. *(C&R)

WINCHESTER MODEL 1894 LEVER ACTION RIFLE (1923)

Lot #266 (Sale Order 282 of 831)

Possibly the finest and most graceful lever action rifle ever built. This is a standard model that features a 26" full octagon barrel in the largest and most powerful caliber available in this rifle at that time, the .38-55. Other features include a full magazine, flat-top sporting rear sight, bead front sight, walnut stocks and rifle butt-plate. The barrel and tube retain at least 85% original blue with average high edge wear, a few surface marks on top of barrel, some blending patina with sharp barrel legends. The stocks are proud to metal with most of the original finish having dulled and softened along with the usual minor impressions and light abrasions. The frame and lever are a pleasing mix of gun metal gray and soft patina. The bore and action are fine. *(C&R)

WINCHESTER MODEL 1866 "YELLOW BOY" SRC

Lot #267 (Sale Order 283 of 831)

Arguable the most talked about , filmed and best known Winchester ever made, the Belle of the Western frontier and south of the border, the 1866 Yellow Boy carbine. It is fairly standard having been made in 1889, long after the 1873 was introduced. It features a 20" barrel, full magazine, post front sight, 1873 style folding ladder rear sight, twin barrel bands, 1873 style steel butt-plate with trap-door and distinctive brass frame. This gun has seen lots of use and appears to be of western origin due to this wear. The barrel and bands are a dark patina with a somewhat roughness to the texture. The brass shows a nice patina. The rear stock does not fit real well and does not quite match the fore-end which leads one to believe it was replaced or at the very least , refinished at one time. The fore-end has a few mar. The action works fine. The rifling is visible but rough which is not uncommon due to the black powder .44 rimfire cartridges. The saddle ring and stud are present.. These guns saw hard use and loads of time on the saddle and rarely have high condition. This example is at least good and has a wonderful western look. (A)

WINCHESTER MODEL 1894 RIFLE (1925)

Lot #268 (Sale Order 284 of 831)

Serial #961788. This rifle is chambered for the .32-40 cartridge which was a hold-over from the old black powder days and had lost popularity by this time making it a scarce caliber to have been made this late in the game. Standard features include a 26" octagon barrel, full magazine, dovetail front sight, two leaf folding rear sight, blue finish, walnut stocks with rifle butt-plate. The barrel and tube retain at least 90% original factory blue finish with average high edge wear, some wear at muzzle with light handling marks and freckling. The frame finish has flaked and is now a smooth mix of patina and gun metal gray. There is still plenty of blue on the loading gate and the extractor. The stocks are proud to metal with usual light mars and impressions but are quite nice. The rifling is sharp. The barrel legends are crisp as is the action. A nice, clean and honest example of an American classic. *(C&R)

WINCHESTER MODEL 64 LEVER ACTION RIFLE (1951)

Lot #269 (Sale Order 285 of 831)

Serial #1737052. In an attempt to update the Model 1894 to appear to be a modern firearm rather than an old cowboy's gun, Winchester brought out the Model 64 in 1933 to replace the earlier updated Model 94, the Model 55. The action was still an 1894 but they added, as standard, a ramp front sight on the 24" barrel with usual semi-buckhorn rear sight, standard half magazine, rakish pistol grip walnut stock with flutes and checkered steel butt-plate and a swelled fore-end. The old 30-30 was still offered as is this rifle. Finish is standard blue. The barrel and tube have some minor high edge wear and muzzle wear with a few handling marks, still solid 95% original finish. The frame has high edge and light carry wear, retaining approximately 95% plus original blue. The stocks are handsome with just some minor impressions. The bore is sharp. *(C&R)

WINCHESTER MODEL 71 LEVER ACTION RIFLE (1947)

Lot #270 (Sale Order 286 of 831)

Serial #24289. Another attempt by Winchester to update the old Model 1886 but still using the same frame as the old model. They also introduced the Model 71 in a brand new big bore caliber, the .348 Winchester round. This round was the exclusive property of the Model 71 that was never offered in any other cartridge. This rifle is the so called "Short Tang" standard rifle that featured a 24" barrel, ramp front sight, filled rear sight slot with another Winchester exclusive, the bolt mounted peep sight. The half magazine was standard and the only type used on this model. The finish was the high polish Winchester blue frame with rust blue barrel and tube. The walnut stock was also updated with a fluted straight comb, modern profile pistol grip, swelled fore-end with a checkered steel shotgun butt-plate and sling eyes. The blue finish on this fine rifle is virtually 98% with some minor handling marks. The wood has usual light impressions and small areas of finish loss with some light wear at high edges. The only detraction on this rifle is that three left side frame sight or scope mount holes have been professionally drilled and filled. Fine bore and action. *(C&R)

WINCHESTER MODEL 1892 SRC (1924)

Lot #271 (Sale Order 287 of 831)

Serial #932827. This rather standard Model 1892 SRC features the scarce rifle butt-stock rather than the typical carbine style. All other features were par to include the 20" barrel, full magazine, post front sight, folding single leaf express style rear sight, added tang sight, walnut stocks with saddle ring and stud. The carbine is chambered for the .25-20 round which was extremely popular during the roaring twenties with trappers who carried this handy gun while checking their lines. It was the perfect cartridge for small game. This rifle saw solid line use. The barrel and tube are a pleasing blend of blue and gun metal gray patina with razor sharp barrel legends. The frame has flaked to a gun metal gray with light patina with flashes of blue finish under the lever. The loading gate and lever retain generous amounts of finish. The walnut stocks are proud to metal with usual dings and impressions and have dulled finish but are clean and free of stress cracks. Strong rifled bore and crisp action. *(C&R)

WINCHESTER MODEL 1892 .44 CALIBER SRC (1906)

Lot #272 (Sale Order 288 of 831)

Serial # 373423. One of the more desirable Winchester is the 1892 carbine in the .44-40 caliber. This is a standard model all the way and features a 20" barrel, full magazine, twin barrel bands, post front sight, two leaf folding rear express sight, saddle ring & stud, carbine butt-plate with gumwood stocks. This carbine has seen some real use in the fields. Metal is all gray blending with soft patina and a few areas of light salt & pepper texture along with some age spotting. There is some added wiped on finish on frame and lever. The wood has been refinished and varnished and is a bit shy to metal with usual dings and impressions. The left side of fore-end is missing a small piece at top. The bore has fairly well defined rifling and action is crisp. A well used example that had a history in a very desirable caliber. *(C&R)

SPECIAL ORDER WINCHESTER MODEL 1892 .44 RIFLE

Lot #273 (Sale Order 289 of 831)

Serial #262677. Made in 1904. Factory research confirms all of the special features and was shipped on August 19, 1904. For whatever reason, it seems as if any special order Winchester Model 1892 rifle is scarce, especially in the .44-40 caliber. This example features a 24" half octagon barrel, half magazine, dovetail front sight, Marbles folding leaf rear sight, plain pistol grip walnut stock with Winchester hard composite shotgun butt-plate. The barrel is a pleasing homogenous patina as is the frame. The stocks have usual impressions with some scattered abrasions. The butt-plate appears to be a modern, correct style, butt-plate. The rifling is well defined. Nice example of rather scarce Model 1892 in the right caliber. *(C&R)

WINCHESTER MODEL 1892 .44 LEVER ACTION RIFLE

Lot #274 (Sale Order 290 of 831)

Serial #240314. This rifle was made in 1903 and is a standard rifle for the era. It features a 24" octagon barrel and chambered for THE caliber, the .44-40 or .44 WCF. Other features included a full magazine, walnut stocks, rifle butt-plate, blue finish, dove-tail front sight and buckhorn rear sporting sight. This rifle is all original and untouched and one of the most sought after of all the lever guns being a .44. The barrel and tube are a pleasing blend of original blue and soft patina with razor sharp barrel legends. The frame retains approximately 35% bright blue and, like the barrel, is mixed with a perfectly softened patina. The stocks are proud to metal and have usual impressions and finish loss but sharp and quite handsome. The bore exhibits strong rifling and the action is fine. *(C&R)

NEAR NEW DELUXE WINCHESTER MODEL 1873 RIFLE (1883)

Lot #275 (Sale Order 291 of 831)

Serial #125867. This stunning rifle has been completely restored by and professionally done retaining all the sharp legends, edges and proper Winchester type finish of the ear. Special features include a 26" full octagon barrel and deluxe grade, checkered pistol grip stock and fore-end. Standard features include a full magazine, dove-tail front sight, buckhorn rear sight, blue finish with fire blue loading gate and case color hammer and lever. The frame shows the light finish striations on frame with some blue thinning on dust cover and scattered light handling marks but still a solid 98%. The butt-plate has darkened. The wood is excellent as restored with razor sharp hand checkered and done in a hand rubbed oil finish with just some minor impressions. The bore is sharp and the action tight. This is just the rifle for a shooter/collector that wants a handsome deluxe Winchester but wants to shoot it as well and at a mere fraction of what this rifle would cost if the finish was period original. A museum quality restored rifle you will be proud to own. Factory research lists this serial number as having left the factory originally as a carbine on June, 5, 1883. There are no work order records to determine if carbine was returned or simply restored into a deluxe rifle. (A)

RARE SPECIAL ORDER HEAVY BARREL WINCHESTER 1886

Lot #276 (Sale Order 292 of 831)

Serial #23207. Factory research lists this rifle with all correct features but the barrel does not list as heavy. Gun was shipped on Sept. 25, 1888. This is a very hard to find example of a factory heavy barrel Model 1886 rifle in caliber 40-82 WCF. The top of the barrel flat is almost flush to the top of frame and measures 26" in length. Another special order extra is the set trigger. Other features include a full magazine, blade front sight, buckhorn rear sporting sight with walnut stocks and rifle butt. This rifle dates to 1888. The barrel is a smooth mix of light factory blue and soft patina. The tube is basically a mix of patina and gun metal. The case colors on frame, hammer and lever have basically nickeled out and softened to gun metal tone. The stocks are excellent with usual light dings. The stocks are flush to metal. Action is crisp and the bore shows well defined rifling with just minor abrasion. The extra heavy barrels were only a special order feature and not found on several models. The Model 1886 was built for heavy game and a few of the old buffalo shooters still swore by them. (A)

MASTER RESTORED WINCHESTER 1886 "BIG 50" RIFLE

Lot #277 (Sale Order 293 of 831)

Serial #84200. Originally manufactured in 1894, this handsome Winchester has been professionally restored in original Winchester quality and finish into a Big .50 Express rifle. The new 26" octagon barrel has all the correct Winchester barrel stamps and has a mint bore. Other features include a full magazine, dove tail front sight, buckhorn rear sporting sight, walnut stocks with rifle butt, rust blue barrel and tube with beautiful bone charcoal case colors on frame, lever, hammer and butt-plate. The colors are brilliant with their rainbow hue and protective varnish. The stocks are near mint and the rust blue barrel and tube show just a few handling marks. Sans some minor handling marks and very light wear in spots, this rifle appears to be almost new just as it would have looked as displayed in a hardware store in 1894. This would be a show piece in any collection and the quality of workmanship is without apology. (A)

SCARCE COLT BURGESS LEVER ACTION RIFLE

Lot #278 (Sale Order 294 of 831)

Serial #3352. According to the much repeated legend, Winchester turned a blind eye when Colt introduced the slide action Lightning Rifle but when they introduced the Colt Burgess lever action, the gloves came off and Winchester began producing some prototype Winchester handguns. Apparently, the two heads of state came to an agreement that Winchester would abandon the handgun idea if Colt would agree to cancel the lever action series. How this actually went down is lost to history but this story lives on. The lever action Burgess model was introduced in 1883 and disappeared sometime in 1885. A total of 3810 rifles and 1621 carbines were made during this time spread. This rifle features a 24" octagon barrel, full tube, replaced dovetail front sight, sporting rear sight with walnut stocks and rifle butt. Some aspiring wood carver lightly carved a pair of mallards in flight on left side of stock and antlered game on right side. It is very tasteful and well executed. The stocks were refinished at that time and are slightly shy to metal with usual handling marks. There is a crack and missing piece on right side of fore-end and a professional repair would greatly enhance the look of this rifle. The metal is basically devoid of any original blue finish and is now a gun metal gray mixed with patina. The rifling is sharp and clean and the action is fine. The rifle is chambered for the popular .44-40 cartridge. (A)

SCARCE COLT BURGESS LEVER ACTION RIFLE

Lot #279 (Sale Order 295 of 831)

Serial #910?. According to the much repeated legend, Winchester turned a blind eye when Colt introduced the slide action Lightning Rifle but when they introduced the Colt Burgess lever action, the gloves came off and Winchester began producing some prototype Winchester handguns. Apparently, the two heads of state came to an agreement that Winchester would abandon the handgun idea if Colt would agree to cancel the lever action series. How this actually went down is lost to history but this story lives on. The lever action Burgess model was introduced in 1883 and disappeared sometime in 1885. A total of 3810 rifles and 1621 carbines were made during this time spread. This rifle features a 24" octagon barrel, full tube, missing front sight, sporting rear sight with walnut stocks and replaced homemade butt-plate. The metal is basically devoid of any original blue finish and is now dark brown patina with areas of corrosion. Frame screws have been replaced, butt-stock has been altered, wood is shy to metal and rather ill fitting, there is pitting under re-appled wiped on finish on frame, There is also pitting on barrel with wiped on finish. Rifling is well defined with some abrasion. This is nearly in relic condition. The rifle is chambered for the popular .44-40 cartridge. Rifle has a western worn appearance. (A)

SCARCE SHARPS MODEL 1853 SLANT BREECH RIFLE

Lot #280 (Sale Order 296 of 831)

The model 1853 carbine gained world wide fame as the infamous Beecher's Bible carbine as John Brown was known to smuggle guns to his associates in wooden crates marked as Bibles along with the quote by Henry Beecher who stated "there was more moral power in one Sharps carbine than 100 Bibles" This is not one of those carbines but a sporting rifle using the same action. It is often referred to as the slant breech Sharps. It was made from 1854-59. This is a .36 caliber percussion rifle that sports a 25" full octagon barrel, serial number 8383. This is the later rifle with iron parts to include patch box on right side. The rear sight is a single blade wind drift type with small blade front sight. Stocks are walnut. There are two rear sight dovetails, one is empty. Sharps Hartford address is stamped on top barrel flat. The Sharps patent stamps are on both sides of frame. Gun is equipped wth double set triggers. All metal is a dark rich patina. Barrel legends are sharp. The rifling is well defined. The hammer will not stay cocked so will need some mechanical attention. The rear stock has been refinished long ago and there is a crack on both sides at bottom of butt and is lighter in color than fore-arm. Half the screws are marred. Fix the stock, replace a few screws and repair the action and you will have a very nice early and rare Sharps sporting rifle. Rifle is all there and has a great look and eye appeal. (A)

WINCHESTER MODEL 1890 SLIDE ACTION RIFLE (1910)

Lot #281 (Sale Order 297 of 831)

Serial # 421004. Really nice, all original, standard Model 1890 chambered for the .22 Short cartridge. Standard features include a full octagon barrel, 2/3 magazine, dove tail front sight, flat-top sporting rear sight, take-down, blue finish with walnut stocks. The barrel retains approximately 90% factory blue mixed with patina and some light age freckling. Frame retains about 80% factory bright blue blending with soft patina and light age freckles. Stocks are proud to metal and have usual impressions with a light coat of added finish but never sanded nor are there any cracks. Well defined rifled bore and sharp action. Far above average for a Model 1890 rifle. *(C&R)

REMINGTON MODEL 4 .32 CALIBER SINGLE SHOT RIFLE

Lot #282 (Sale Order 298 of 831)

Serial #164986. This little rolling block rifle is offered in the scarce .32 caliber with the 24" octagon barrel. The caliber is stamped on bottom of the barrel. The front sight rests in a dove-tail while rear sight is a single leaf wind drift only. Walnut stock features an S-type plate. All metal is a crisp brown patina .All legends are sharp. Wood has impressions and shows some minor finish loss. Very good bore with visible rifling. This rifle was the smallest rolling block made. Rifling is well defined with usual light abrasion. Introduced to the market in 1890 and it was a popular boys rifle and produced until the early 1930's. *(C&R).

WINCHESTER MODEL 1903 SEMI-AUTOMATIC .22 RIFLE

Lot #283 (Sale Order 299 of 831)

Serial # 120365. This rifle dates to 1930, the frames are not factory grooved for scope so this rifle has had a side mounted vintage Weaver B6. Other features include a 20" round barrel, take down, blue finish, walnut stocks with steel butt-plate. Barrel has four scope mounting holes , sporting sights and retains 90% of an early re-blue. The frame retains about the same amount of re-applied finish. Stocks are excellent with added varnish. Bore and action are fine and gun and takes down for a small carry case. It is chambered for the .22 WRF cartridge which is not interchangeable with the standard .22 rim-fire. *(C&R)

SCARCE WINCHESTER MODEL 36 9MM SHOTGUN

Lot #284 (Sale Order 300 of 831)

The Blue book has this to say about this seldom seen single shot 9mm bolt action shotgun that was a favorite garden and pest gun. " Winchester Model 36. WINCHESTER MODEL 36 SINGLE SHOT. 9 mm Rimfire caliber, long shot, short shot and ball. 18 inch round barrel, single shot bolt action, guns were not serial numbered, one piece plain stock and forearm, special shaped trigger guard, 2 3/4 pounds. 20.000 made between 1920 and 1927" The barrel is a smooth blue brown patina mix with some handling marks , mostly on bottom of barrel. The one piece walnut stocks have light impressions, some spots of missing finish and has a Winchester composition butt-plate. Bore is excellent and action works fine. *(C&R)

WINCHESTER MODEL 1890 SLIDE ACTION .22 RIFLE

Lot #285 (Sale Order 301 of 831)

Serial # 95768. The Model 1890 was the first slide action model made by Winchester, probably spurred by the popularity of the Colt Lightning .22. This example was made in 1900 and is chambered for the .22 long rim fire. It features a full 24" octagon barrel, 2/3 magazine, sporting sights, blue finish, take-down with walnut stock and grooved fore-end. This rifle has been cleaned and is now a dull gun metal gray finish with scattered age spotting. The wood has been refinished and is dull with no sheen. Bore has some visible rifling but is good at best. *(C&R)

WINCHESTER MODEL 61 SLIDE ACTION .22 RIFLE

Lot #286 (Sale Order 302 of 831)

Serial #102252. Made in 1948, this model, along with the Model 62 exposed hammer repeater, were introduced in 1932, followed by the Model 63 autoloader in 1933. This is the hammerless model that features a 24" round barrel, 2/3 magazine, take down, blue finish, pistol grip walnut stock with checkered steel butt-plate. The fore-arm has the serrated sides, flat bottom. The barrel and tube retain approximately 95% original factory rust blue with light age freckling, sharp legends, high edge wear and some thinning in spots. The frame retains 95% factory blue with light freckling and high edge wear. Bore is sharp but does have light ring and bulge. Stocks are excellent with light impressions and handling marks. *(C%R)

REMINGTON SPEEDMASTER MODEL 241 SEMI-AUTO RIFLE

Lot #287 (Sale Order 303 of 831)

Serial #NSN. Made from 1935-1949 and chambered for the .22 short rim fire only. Marketed as a man size rifle that was taking the place of the old Model 24. It is a semi-automatic that features 24" barrel, butt-fed magazine, plain pistol grip walnut stock. The barrel has been mounted with a 8x Winchester (scope not marked, only the ring) brass tube scope and retains approximately 85% original rust blue that is turning and missing some light finish. Frame retain about 85 % bright factory blue with light freckling. The stocks have usual impressions but still has that eye appeal. Strong bore. Nice early Winchester rifle. *(C&R)

MARLIN MODEL 1892 .32 CAL. LEVER ACTION RIFLE

Lot #288 (Sale Order 304 of 831)

Serial # 136074. This model was made from 1895 until 1916. It was offered in the scarce .22 rim fire as well as the .32 caliber model which came with two firing pins, one for rim fire and the other center fire. This gun has the center fire pin installed but comes with the rim fire pin as well. This is an early pre 1906 model indicated by the rifle butt-plate instead of the s-curve plate. Other features include a 24" full round barrel, full magazine, knife blade front sight, semi buckhorn rear sight, take-down with walnut stocks. All metal is now a smooth homogenous patina. Wood was refinished at one time and is slightly shy to metal with some minor chipping on upper right tang. Rear sight has lots of blue and looks to be a period correct style replacement. Rifling is soft but defined. *(C&R)

PRE-WAR REMINGTON MODEL 12-B GALLERY SPECIAL .22

Lot #289 (Sale Order 305 of 831)

Serial # 36280. Made from 1909 until 1936. The side of the frame is stamped Gallery Special as these were marketed to carnival shooting galleries. It features a 24" octagon barrel, 2/3 magazine, take-down, dove tail front sight, sporting rear sight, blue finish with walnut pistol grip stock that sports a steel rifle butt-plate. The fore-arm is grooved. The scarce gallery guns were made to fire the .22 short only. This is a clean little rifle that retains approximately 85% original factory blue mixing evenly with soft patina with light high edge wear and an overall soft finish with sharp legends. Stocks have some finish loss and impressions but clean. Bore is well defined. Nice and fairly hard to come by pre-war Remington. Rifle also comes with an period Royal brand take down leather carry case. *(C&R)

NEAR MINT WINCHESTER MODEL 61 SLIDE ACTION RIFLE

Lot #290 (Sale Order 306 of 831)

Serial number 98997. Manufactured in 1948, this early post war hammerless slide action Winchester features a 24" round barrel, 2/3 magazine, take-down, blue finish, plain pistol grip walnut stock, steel butt-plate with grooved flat bottom fore-end. The sights are standard dove-tail front and sporting rear. Aside from a minor handling mark if you can find one, this gun retains virtually all of its original factory finish and both wood and metal are near mint. The bore is also like new. This mint rifle is chambered for the .22 long rifle rim fire cartridge. This is the premier slide action .22 rifle made in the mid twentieth century that was first introduced to the shooting public in 1932. Would look right at home in an original box. *(C&R)

HIGH CONDITION WINCHESTER MODEL 63 SEMI AUTO RIFLE

Lot #291 (Sale Order 307 of 831)

Serial #48266. Made in 1942, the first full year of the war and a low production year due to that fact. This fine rifle features a 23" barrel, butt-fed magazine, take-down, dove-tail front sight, sporting rear sight, blue finish, plain pistol grip walnut stock with smooth blue steel butt-plate. The plate has some wear and retains about 60% original blue. The muzzle has a hint of wear and the frame shows a few minor handling marks but overall, this fine rifle retains fully 98% original factory blue finish with note to butt-plate. Bore is sharp and mirror bright. Wood is excellent with minor impressions. Fine condition war era Winchester. #(C&R)

WINCHESTER MODEL 61 SLIDE ACTION RIFLE (1948)

Lot #292 (Sale Order 308 of 831)

Serial #92544. This is a standard Model 61 hammerless .22 slide action rifle made in 1948. It features a 24" round barrel, 2/3 magazine, take-down, blue finish, dove-tail front sight, sporting rear sight, walnut pistol grip stock, flat bottom grooved fore-end and Winchester logo black plastic butt-plate. There is some light toning at muzzle, some light high edge wear on frame and two pin-prick areas of freckling on left side of frame. Overall, gun still retains 99% of the original factory blue finish. The stocks are proud to metal and have most original finish with just the usual light wood impressions. The bore and action are crisp. Fine gun that saw little use. *(C&R)

MARLIN MODEL 1892 LEVER ACTION .22 RIFLE

Lot #293 (Sale Order 309 of 831)

Serial # 358365. Made from 1895 through 1916 in both .22 and .32 caliber, this is the scarce .22 rim fire version. Rifle has S-curve steel butt-plate which indicates post 1906 Mfg. date. Also, has Model 92 stamped on tang. Features a 24" round barrel, full magazine, replaced dove-tail front sight, sporting rear sight, straight grip walnut stock with blue barrel and tube and case colored frame, hammer and lever. The barrel retains 98% of the high polish re-applied blue with readable legends, blue/toned magazine, 30% darkened applied case colors (not quite Marlin style) and very good stocks with added varnish and a little off at wrist. Action is fine as is bore. *(C&R)

WINCHESTER MODEL 42 SLIDE ACTION SHOTGUN (1937)

Lot #294 (Sale Order 310 of 831)

Serial #30620. This is a pre-war field grade Model 42 chambered for the .410 bore with 3" chamber and full choke. Plain barrel measures 26" . Other standard field grade features include half magazine, take-down, blue finish, plain pistol grip walnut stock with Winchester logo black composite butt-plate and full round and grooved fore-end. Gun has been used but well cared for. Barrel retains approximately 90% original factory finish that is thinning near breech and muzzle with razor sharp barrel legends. The frame retains about 40-50% blue that is blending with soft patina and gun metal gray for a handsome, homogenous look. Stock had some added finish, has a few minor dings but is still proud to metal having never been sanded. Fore-end is excellent. Bore is shiny. Action is crisp. These Model 42 shotguns were and are a very popular gun. *(C&R)

WINCHESTER MODEL 42 SLIDE ACTION SHOTGUN (1957)

Lot #295 (Sale Order 311 of 831)

serial #127854. This is a post-war field grade Model 42 chambered for the .410 bore with 3" chamber and full choke. Simmons ribbed barrel measures 28" . Other standard field grade features include half magazine, take-down, blue finish, plain pistol grip walnut stock with Winchester logo black composite butt-plate and flat base grooved fore-end. Metal retains 98% or better re-applied high polish blue finish with Simmons marked rib. The bolt is jeweled. Wood is still proud to metal but has added finish with light impressions. Butt-plate is a bit shy and is a period correct replacement. Bore and action are fine. *(C&R)

WINCHESTER MODEL 1887 10 BORE LEVER ACTION SHOTGUN

Lot #296 (Sale Order 312 of 831)

Serial #63367. Made in 1897, this was Winchesters first lever action shotgun and it was chambered for the hard hitting 10 bore. It became an instant hit with duck hunters and law enforcement alike. This is a field grade that features a 30" barrel. The pistol grip walnut stock and fore-end were checkered during the period but not by Winchester. Metal surfaces are all a clean gun metal gray mixing with brown soft patina. Factory legends are crisp. Wood is very good with usual dings and a little shy to metal indicating they were refinished at one time. Bore is clean and action is crisp. A fine looking old western shotgun that became world famous after its appearance in the Terminator movies. (A)

REMINGTON MODEL 10 SLIDE ACTION SHOTGUN

Lot #297 (Sale Order 313 of 831)

Serial # 166971. The Model 10-A was introduced in 1907 and offered through 1929. It was Remington's first slide action shotgun that came almost 14 years after the Winchester Model 1893. This is a 12 bore with a 30" full choke barrel, take-down, blue finish with plain walnut pistol grips stock and grooved fore-end. An after market pad has been added. The barrel retains at least 90% original factory blue finish while the tube remains at about 60% blending with soft patina. The frame retains about 80% bright factory blue blending as well. There are small areas of light freckling. Wood is excellent with some loss to finish. Bore is bright and action is fine. *(C&R)

LEFEVER SXS 20 BORE PRE-WAR SHOTGUN

Lot #298 (Sale Order 314 of 831)

Serial #277027. The Lefever Arms Company was a manufacturer of guns in Syracuse, New York founded by Daniel Lefever. The company was in the business until 1916, when it merged with Ithaca Gun Company in Ithaca, New York, which continued Lefever production until 1921. This is an Ithaca gun, 20 bore with 28" barrels, matching serial numbers, manual ejection, box lock with double triggers. The barrels have been re-blued and have the bleed holes under barrels. The barrel sports a full rib and single front bead. The frame is case colored. The walnut stock features a pistol grip and an period added Ranger pad. An added coat of varnish has been applied and checkering is a bit soft. LOP is 14" to front trigger. Bores are clean. Barrels retain approximately 90" of the re-applied blue finish which is starting to thin. Frame retains about half the case colors with the balance drifting to gun metal gray. The splinter fore-end is standard. Left barrel is choked full while right barrel is modified. Action is tight. Comes with canvas take down case. *(C&R)

CRESCENT ARMS 12 BORE SXS HAMMERLESS SHOTGUN

Lot #299 (Sale Order 315 of 831)

Serial # S20321. Crescent Fire Arms Company of Norwich, CT (1892 to 1930) was the largest maker ever of inexpensive "Trade Brand Name" shotguns ever, making over 2.500,000 shotguns using over 1,200 known names. The company was owned by the H & D Folsom Company, a very large wholesale sporting goods dealer. a retailer and jobber located in New York City fro, 1893 to 1930.They sold the company to Savage Arms Company who continued making Crescent branded guns until the late 1930s. This shotgun features 28" barrels that are blue with a solid rib, front sight bead missing, manual ejection, left barrel choked full, right barrel choked modified, false side plates, double triggers with pistol grip walnut stock and splinter fore-end. The LOP from front trigger to solid rubber pad is 14". All numbers are matching. The frame retains some case colors on plates with balance of finish now a gun metal gray. Barrel blue has thinned to a light blue/gray blended finish. Bores are clean and lock-up is tight. Stocks are excellent with strong checkering, oil finish with normal light impressions and light repair at top of wrist at frame. A solid pre-war shotgun that is still tight and field worthy. *(C&R)

ITHACA FLUES MODEL 12 BORE SXS HAMMERLESS SHOTGUN

Lot #300 (Sale Order 316 of 831)

Serial #287234. Ithaca made approx. 223,000 Flues between 1908-1925. This example features 30" barrels with manual ejection, full solid rib, choked full (left) Improved (right). Box lock frame with double triggers. Walnut stock features checkered pistol grip with cap and added pad. LOP to front trigger is 14 3/4". Barrels have been re blued and have drain hole of which 90% still remains with strong legends but there is some light pitting under finish on bottom of barrels in spots. Bores are clean and lock up is tight. The frame has lost all of its color and is now a soft gun metal gray. The wood is excellent with usual light mars and impressions. Splinter fore-end is fine with some added finish. A few screws have been replaced. *(C&R)

H. PIEPER 12 BORE TWIST STEEL SXS HAMMER SHOTGUN

Lot #301 (Sale Order 317 of 831)

Serial #58953. The Pieper company was founded in Belgium in the 1860's and made shotguns for various American hardware stores and mail order houses. He was known for producing a good quality shotgun for a reasonable price. This shotgun features 30" twist steel barrels. Choked Full (left) and Modified (right) with manual ejection. Has side locks with exposed hammers and double triggers. Shotgun has a 14 1/4" LOP from front trigger to composition butt-plate. Company name is stamped on both sides of frame. The frame also features light engraving of game birds and light scroll. The walnut stock features a checkered round knob with checkered splinter fore-end. The wood has usual small handling marks and impressions but proud to metal and no breaks. Checkering is thinning and has flattened out, especially on splinter fore-end where it is worn away in spots. Frame is basically gun metal gray mixing with soft patina. Barrels are browned with nice pattern and shiny bore. There is some wiggle and will need adjusting to lock up tight. Clean old 19th century shotgun. (A)

WM. PARKHURST LAMINATED 12 BORE SXS SHOTGUN

Lot #302 (Sale Order 318 of 831)

Serial #425. This is a late 19th century back lock exposed hammer side by side .12 bore made in Belgium with all the Liege stamps. Laminated barrels measure 26 3/4" with solid rib. Both barrels choked improved and were probably shortened. The action is stamped machine made and Wm. Parkhurst and features exposed hammers and double triggers. Walnut stock has round knob and checkered steel plate with an LOP of 14". All metal surfaces are a rich dark patina with scattered handling marks, especially near end of barrel with finish loss and some spotting. Bores are clean. Wood is very good with checkering flattened out but still complete and no visible cracks but left side of stock has a stain line. Action has a light wiggle. (A)

PARKER GHE 12 BORE SXS SHOTGUN (1913)

Lot #303 (Sale Order 319 of 831)

Serial #164597. This GHE is built on the number 2 box lock frame and was made in 1913. The barrels measures 30" and choked full (left) and modified (right) with full rib and replaced front bead with matching numbers and Parker Meriden marked barrel with auto ejectors. Frame is stamped 2 with matching numbers. Equipped with double triggers and engraved frame with ducks, pheasants and light scroll. The checkered pistol grip walnut stock features deluxe grain and added pad with 14 1/4" LOP. Stock is proud to metal but has been completely re-done or replaced with improper white line spacer on cap and modern white line pad. The splinter fore-end is original with somewhat worn checkering and darker than stock which could, and should, be restored to match the stock. The barrels retains about 80% thinning blue finish with more wear to finish on sides of barrels and muzzle. Bores are clean. There are no colors on frame or finish on trigger guard but all engraving and legends are sharp. This is a crisp Parker that looks nice as is but restored to match quality of stock , this would be a show piece. * (C&R)

WINCHESTER MODEL 21 SXS 12 BORE SHOTGUN

Lot #304 (Sale Order 320 of 831)

Serial # 15315. Made after WWII, the Model 21 is considered by many to be the finest shotgun ever made. First produced in 1931, it quickly became the gun to own and it's list of past owners reads like a who's who. The gun was actually a special order gun in a sense that you could get it any way you wanted. This gun features 26" barrels choked modified (left) and improved cyl. (right) and equipped with auto ejectors, matted rib with red bead front sight. The chamber is machined for 2 3/4 shells. The box lock frame features a single select trigger. The walnut stock features a checkered pistol grip with Winchester cap, a period solid red Winchester pad and an owners silver plaque. The checkered beaver tail fore-end and the stock are proud to metal , showing minor wear and some flattening of points and usual impressions. The LOP is 14 1/4". The blue finish remains at approximately 80% with thinning to gray on side of barrels. The frame has a few light scratches at base. Lock up is tight and bores are bright. This shotgun saw some field action over the years but is still quite nice and ready for action. *(C&R)

REMINGTON MODEL 11 .16 BORE SEMI AUTOMATIC SHOTGUN

Lot #305 (Sale Order 321 of 831)

Serial #1548169. Remington produced the Model 11 from 1911 through 1948. It is patterned and produced under license to Browning and is basically an A-5 clone. This was Remington's first auto-loading shotgun. This gun is a 16 bore with a 28" plain barrel with full choke and 2 3/4" chamber. The bolt is stamped Model 11 and the frame has sparse engraving of pheasant on right side with mallard on right. Stock has checkered pistol grip with Remington plate and a 14" LOP. This gun saw very little use and retains nearly all of the original factory blue finish with light handling marks and some minor high edge wear. Wood is excellent with minor impressions. Bore is bright and action fine. This is a collector grade Model 11. *(C&R)

CRESCENT ARMS SINGLE BARREL 12 BORE SHOTGUN

Lot #306 (Sale Order 322 of 831)

Serial #588487. Crescent Fire Arms Company of Norwich, CT (1892 to 1930+) was the largest maker ever of inexpensive "Trade Brand Name" shotguns ever, making over 2.500,000 shotguns using over 1,200 known names. The company was owned by the H & D Folsom Company, a very large wholesale sporting goods dealer. a retailer and jobber located in New York City fro, 1893 to 1930.They sold the company to Savage Arms Company who continued making Crescent branded guns until the late 1930s. This shotgun features a 30" plain full choke barrel, case color frame and plain pistol grips walnut stock. Barrel has about 75% of its blue/brown patina mix with some spotting. Frame retains about 30% case colors. Wood is very good with light cracks around frame. Clean bore and working. *(C&R)

WINCHESTER MODEL 1894 CARBINE (1899)

Lot #307 (Sale Order 323 of 831)

Serial #175893. Originally made in 1899, it was re-barreled years later. The barrel has the later ramp style front sight and barrel markings with semi-buckhorn rear sight. The fore-end is the long wood type while the butt stock has the rifle type steel butt-plate. There is, and never was, any saddle ring so this carbine could have been made from a rifle as well. Barrel measures 20" and caliber is classic 30-30. The tube has remains of black enamel finish, barrel retains 95% of factory rust blue while frame is basically gray patina. Tang has been drilled for sight (not present) Stock is flush to metal with usual impressions and dings. The tang is scratched and there are remnants of black enamel on frame, lever and butt-plate. Bore is very good and the action is fine. *(C&R)

MARLIN MODEL 39-A LEVER ACTION .22 RIFLE

Lot #308 (Sale Order 324 of 831)

Serial #K4085. Post-war classic Model 39 chambered for the .22 rim fire that features a 24" barrel, full tube, take-down, hooded ramp front sight, sporting rear sight, blue finish with plain pistol grip walnut stock with white line spacer pad, bulls eye and wide fore-end. Nice original condition with 97% original factory blue with light handling marks. Stocks are excellent with light impressions and small chip on right top at wrist and frame. Fine bore and action. *(C&R)

WINCHESTER MODEL 94 CARBINE (1954)

Lot #309 (Sale Order 325 of 831)

Serial #2033747. Classic post-war carbine features 20" full round barrel, full magazine, hooded ramp front sight, sporting rear sight, twin bands, blue finish, walnut stocks with steel shotgun butt-plate. Aside from a few light handling marks and stock impressions, carbine has seen very little use an retains a solid 98% original factory finish. Beautiful high grade carbine in classic 30-30 caliber. *(C&R)

PRE-WAR WINCHESTER MODEL 94 CARBINE (1941)

Lot #310 (Sale Order 326 of 831)

Serial #1168567. Classic prewar carbine features 20" full round barrel, full magazine, hooded ramp front sight, sporting rear sight, twin bands, blue finish, walnut stocks with steel shotgun butt-plate and long fore-end. Carbine retains approximately 90% original factory blue finish mixing with some light brown patina, light high edge wear and some handling marks, mostly on right side of frame. The tang has turned a soft patina with sharp legends. Bore is sharp. The stock is excellent with light impressions but proud to metal and never refinished. Beautiful carbine in .32 Special caliber. *(C&R)

WINCHESTER BIG BORE MODEL 94 XTR LEVER ACTION .375

Lot #311 (Sale Order 327 of 831)

Serial number BB002965. This carbine features a 20" barrel, full magazine, hooded ramp front sight, sporting rear sight, twin bands, blue finish with checkered and oil finish walnut stocks with solid red rubber pad. Caliber is .375 Winchester. Rifle is in near new condition with just some minor handling marks. *

WINCHESTER MODEL 9422M XTR LEVER ACTION CARBINE

Lot #312 (Sale Order 328 of 831)

Serial #F557242. Chambered for the .22 Win. Mag. rim fire, this rifle features a 20" barrel, full magazine, blue finish, hooded ramp front sight, sporting rear sight, high gloss finished and checkered walnut stock with Winchester butt-plate. Carbine has seen little use and aside from a few light handling marks, is in near new condition inside and out. *

WINCHESTER MODEL 9422 XTR LEVER ACTION CARBINE

Lot #313 (Sale Order 329 of 831)

Serial #F324925. Chambered for the .22 rimfire, this rifle features a 20" barrel, full magazine, blue finish, hooded ramp front sight, sporting rear sight, oil finished walnut stock with Winchester butt-plate. Carbine has seen little use and aside from a few light handling marks, is in near new condition inside and out. *

WINCHESTER MODEL 94 CARBINE (1978)

Lot #314 (Sale Order 330 of 831)

Serial #4652709. Classic modern era carbine features 20" full round barrel, full magazine, hooded ramp front sight, sporting rear sight, twin bands, blue finish, walnut stocks with plastic shotgun butt-plate. Aside from a few light handling marks,carbine has seen very little use an retains a solid 99% original factory finish. Beautiful high grade carbine in classic 30-30 caliber. *

PRE-WAR FRENCH 12 BORE SXS SHOTGUN

Lot #315 (Sale Order 331 of 831)

Serial number 567. This is a French guild gun with no particular maker but stamped Acier and St. Etienne. It is a scalloped box lock with double set triggers, manual ejectors, 27" barrels with solid matted rib. Chokes are Improved , both barrels. Single front bead sight. Beautiful round knob checkered walnut stock horn butt-plate (few erosion holes), sliver checkered fore-end with extra hole and no escutcheon. Checkering is still sharp and wood is proud to metal with meticulous fitting. Stock has a few minor handling marks and small abrasions but nothing acute. The barrel blue shows some minor age freckling, mostly on left side, and thinning a bit but stilll 85% overall. The same can be said for the frame which has a few handling marks and hints of high edge wear and scattered freckles. Frame does exhibit some quality hand engraving on shields and borders. Bores are clean and gun locks up tight. Like most European shotguns, it is equipped with small sling swivels. *(C&R)

BELGIUM J.J. WESTON 12 BORE SXS HAMMER SHOTGUN

Lot #316 (Sale Order 332 of 831)

Serial #NSN. manufactured in Belgium by Henri Pieper and imported by H.D.Folsom and sold through J Weston and Son, a firearms dealer in Cleveland Ohio circa 1890's. This is a 12 bore made with Damascus 30" barrels that are choked Modified and Improved. Barrels have matted rib and single bead and are stamped "Fine Damascus Barrels" and Belgium. Frame features lightly engraved side plates and double hammers with double triggers. The checkered round knob walnut stock features a wonderful embossed butt-plate with shore birds. Barrels have dolls head lock and manual ejection. The barrels retain a soft factory brown finish with light handling marks. The frame has nice traces of original case colors. Stocks are excellent with sharp checkering, proud to metal with usual light abrasions. Action is still tight and bores are clean. An extremely handsome and early antique shotgun. (A)

THOMPSON MODEL 1927-A1 SEMI-AUTOMATIC RIFLE

Lot #317 (Sale Order 333 of 831)

Serial #22187. An authentic rendition of the venerable Thompson Model 1927 machine gun made famous during the roaring twenties while in the hands of the likes of Al Capone or Elliot Ness. Made by the same company that made the originals comes this quality semi-automatic Tommy Gun. This early style features the finned 18 1/2" barrel with walnut finger groove fore-end, drum magazine, .45 ACP caliber, walnut butt-stock, walnut finger groove pistol grip and metal finished in rust blue. Gun has a few minor handling marks but is still in near mint condition and comes with the old violin case. Relive the Prohibition Era with this modern made classic. *

SMITH & WESSON PRE-WAR .22 OUTDOORSMAN REVOLVER

Lot #318 (Sale Order 334 of 831)

Serial #676070. Made from 1931-40, this revolver is built on the square butt K-target frame5-screw with a 6" round barrel, Patridge front sight, target adjustable rear sight, round top frame, six shot, fluted and recessed cylinder, pinned barrel, case color hammer and trigger with high polish factory blue finish. The original pre-war grips have been replaced with a set of pre 1968 diamond checkered magnum target rosewood grips,. There is some thinning on sides of barrel, a light drag line, overall high edge wear, light muzzle wear and a few scattered age freckles. Overall, a nice looking used revolver that retains approximately 75% original pre-war blue. Matching numbers on cylinder and barrel. Fine bore and action. *(C&R)

BELGIUM COPY OF S&W NEW MODEL NO. 3 NAVY REVOLVER

Lot #318a (Sale Order 335 of 831)

NSN. Offered is a Belgium made copy of the 19th century Smith & Wesson New Model No. 3 Navy , .44-40 double action top break revolver. This gun features a 6" round and ribbed barrel, six shot fluted cylinder, blue finish, square back trigger guard with black composite grips and lanyard ring. This gun is in excellent condition with generous amounts of original high polish blue blending evenly into a soft patina. The action is crisp and the rifling is sharp. Even the grips are near mint. Indexes and locks up perfectly and it is a .44-40. *(C&R)

SMITH & WESSON MODEL 19-3 COMBAT MAGNUM REVOLVER

Lot #319 (Sale Order 336 of 831)

Serial #K948967. Made in 1970, the Model 19 is chambered for the .357 magnum and built on the square butt K-frame. It features a 4" barrel, ramp front sight, adjustable rear sight, 3-screw, pinned barrel, recessed chambers, six shot fluted cylinder, double action, case color target hammer and grooved trigger. Gun sports a pair of diamond checkered magna grips which were last issued in 1968. Gun has seen some use. Cylinder has a dragline, there is some muzzle wear, the front sight has been painted and there are a couple of minor handling marks. Bore is fine. Solid 95% original finish with just honest wear. *

LAHTI MODEL 40 SEMI AUTOMATIC PISTOL

Lot #319a (Sale Order 337 of 831)

Serial # 23648. Built by Husqvarna in Sweden, this pistol became the standard Swedish sidearm in 1942 until production ended in 1946. It is a 9mm, 8-shot with a 5 1/2" barrel. The finish is blue with monogram black composite grips. This example has import stamps and mismatched numbers with a polished raw steel repair at left rear of slide .The right side of the frame has patches of rust from poor storage Otherwise, retains approximately 40% blue with gray patina. Grips are excellent. Bore is clean. Comes with one magazine.*(C&R)

SMITH & WESSON MODEL 10-6 DOUBLE ACTION REVOLVER

Lot #320 (Sale Order 338 of 831)

Serial # D183116. Made in 1969-79. Built on the square butt K-target 3-screw frame. Chambered for the .38 special with a 4" barrel, it features a pinned barrel, fixed sights, case color target hammer, grooved trigger, blue finish, six shot fluted cylinder, double action with mis-numbered checkered walnut grips. Gun has seen some use. There is finish loss down the sides of barrel, cylinder drag line, cylinder face powder burn, minor high edge wear and a few scattered handling marks. The grips show some wear. Bore and action are fine. *

PRE-WAR H&R TRAPPER MODEL .22 REVOLVER

Lot #320a (Sale Order 339 of 831)

Serial #153661 This Model was made before WWII. It features a 6" octagon barrel in .22 rim fire, 7-shot, double action, blue finish with checkered target walnut grips. Sights are fixed. The cylinder shows about 25% of the blue worn to gun metal while balance of gun retains 95% of it's factory blue with some loss at muzzle, a bit of thinning on trigger guard and a few minor age freckles. The bore is sharp and action locks up and indexes like a new gun. This would be a great little camp gun. *(C&R)

SMITH & WESSON .38 M&P 3RD CHANGE REVOLVER

Lot #321 (Sale Order 340 of 831)

Serial #239766. This series was available from 1909-15. Built on the square butt K-target frame, 5-screw with pinned 6" barrel and chambered for the .38., the finish is factory high polish blue with hammer and trigger are case color. The diamond checkered magna grips are post war style and numbered to another gun. Revolver shows light use with light cylinder line and some high edge wear but still retains approximately 90% factory blue. Grips are fine as is bore and action. Bore and action are fine. All other numbers are matching. Nice early M&P. *(C&R)

BOXED NICKLE SMITH & WESSON MODEL 19-3 REVOLVER

Lot #322 (Sale Order 341 of 831)

Serial # 7K37774. Referred to as the Combat Magnum that was introduced in 1955. Built on the square butt target K-frame with 3-screws, pinned barrel and recessed chambers. The 3rd change was made from 1967-1976. Other features include a 4" barrel and chambered for the .357 magnum. Revolver has an adjustable target rear sight and ramp style front sight with case color target hammer and grooved trigger and now sports a set of rosewood checkered target grips. The cylinder has a drag line, face burn and some minor frecling. There are also a couple of minor handling marks. Fine bore and action. Comes in matching gray box with paper work. *

BOXED SMITH & WESSON MODEL 64-3 M&P STAINLESS

Lot #323 (Sale Order 342 of 831)

Serial #7D74579. First produced in 1970, this gun features a 3" barrel, chambered for the .38 special. It is built on the square butt K-service frame, 3-screws. Comes with fixed sights, six shot double action, fluted cylinder, stainless steel with checkered walnut grips and comes in matching number box with paper work. Gun has a couple of minor handling marks and a light drag line but almost no cylinder burn, appears test fired. Fine bore and action.

BOXED SMITH & WESSON MODEL 27-2 REVOLVER

Lot #324 (Sale Order 343 of 831)

Serial # N161446. Made in 1973. Built on the square N-frame target butt, 3-screw with pinned barrel and recessed chambers. This was the Cadillac of Smith & Wesson .357 magnums, a lineage that started with the Registered magnums in 1935. Other features include the Patridge front sight, adjustable rear sight, six shot fluted cylinder, double action, target case color hammer and grooved trigger and sporting a beautiful set of rosewood target grips. There is a light cylinder line, a touch of barrel wear and a handling mark but at least 99% of the original high polish factory blue finish remains. The grips are near mint. The bore is sharp and the action is slick. A true handgun classic. Even comes with correctly numbered box. *

BOXED SMITH & WESSON MODEL 13-1 REVOLVER

Lot #325 (Sale Order 344 of 831)

Serial #D794666. This model is referred to as the .357 magnum M&P heavy barrel, Built on the square butt K-frame, 3-screw. Equipped with 4" pinned barrel, recessed chambers, six shot, fluted cylinder, double action, fixed sights, blue finish, case color hammer and trigger with checkered walnut grips. First produced in 1974 through 1976. Gun does not appear to have been fired and is near new with slight drag line. Comes with matching number box and paperwork with some tools. *

BOXED SMITH & WESSON MODEL 10-5 REVOLVER

Lot #326 (Sale Order 345 of 831)

Serial # D12373. Made in 1968, built on the K-frame square butt 3-screw with 4" barrel in .38 caliber. Features a pinned barrel, fixed sights, blue finish, six shot double action, fluted cylinder, case color hammer and trigger with checkered walnut grips. Gun may have been fired and it has a light drag line and maybe a handling mark with a couple minor freckles on back strap. Fine bore and action. Near new condition overall and comes in matching box with paperwork. *(C&R)

BOXED SMITH & WESSON MODEL 34-1 NICKEL REVOLVER

Lot #327 (Sale Order 346 of 831)

Serial #M7557. Referred to as the Model of 1953 .22/32 Kit Gun built on the round butt J-frame3-screw with pinned 2" barrel and recessed chambers. Six shot double action .22 caliber with adjustable rear sight, factory nickel finish, case color hammer and trigger with checkered walnut grips. Gun does not appear to have ever been fired with no cylinder burn, just a light drag line. Comes in original numbered gray box. Fine bore and action A very tough gun to find in nickel and boxed. *

BOXED SMITH & WESSON MODEL 18-3 REVOLVER

Lot #328 (Sale Order 347 of 831)

Serial #1K5252. Referred to as the K-.22 Combat Masterpiece. Built on the 3-screw square K - frame with a 4" pinned barrel in .22 caliber with recessed chambers. This variation made from 1967-76. Other features include barrel rib, Baughman Quick Draw front sight, adjustable target rear sight, six shot double action, blued finish with case color wide hammer and grooved trigger and sporting checkered walnut grips. The cylinder has a drag line and there is a handling mark but gun is basically in near new condition in matching blue box with paperwork. Someone has added some paint to front sight that can be easily removed. Fine bore and action. A very desirable and hard to find model. *

BOXED SMITH & WESSON MODEL 19-3 REVOLVER

Lot #329 (Sale Order 348 of 831)

Serial #6K50790. This scarce 2'" was purchased new on March 19, 1975 for $187.06. .Referred to as the Combat Magnum, it is built on the round butt K-frame, 3-screw. Other features include a pinned barrel, recessed chambers, target rear sight, Baughman style front sight, six shot, double action, wide case color target hammer and trigger, blue finish with checkered walnut stocks. The gun appears to have never been fired and about the only visible wear is a ghost drag line. Comes with matching box , tools and receipts. *

BOXED S&W MODEL 22 A-1 SEMI- AUTO PISTOL

Lot #330 (Sale Order 349 of 831)

Serial #UCD492. Introduced in December of 1996. This example has the 5 1/2" barrel, alloy frame, polymer grips, full rib for scope, adjustable rear sight. The best feature of this target .22 is that you can interchange barrels. Gun is as new in box with paperwork. *

SMITH & WESSON VICTORY MODEL BRITISH REVOLVER

Lot #331 (Sale Order 350 of 831)

Serial #V407677. This gun was originally a Victory model .38 made during the war. Someone cut down the barrel to 2 1/4", chrome plated the entire revolver and stuck a pair of faux stag grips on for effect. You can still see the V on butt and British lend lease proof on frame but most legends were polished off. The bore is actually nice and gun works properly. *(C&R)

SMITH & WESSON .357 MAG MODEL 19-3 REVOLVER

Lot #332 (Sale Order 351 of 831)

Serial # K991114. Made in 1970. This gun has seen use. It is built on the square butt K-frame3- screw with pinned barrel and recessed chambers. It has a Baughman style front sight and adjustable rear, case color hammer and trigger, blue finish with after market rubber grips. There is wear on both sides of barrel at muzzle, high edge wear and drag line on cylinder, high edge wear on trigger guard and some handling marks. Probably holster carried. Approximate blue remains at 75-80%. Fine bore and action. *

RARE BOXED 8 3/8 SMITH & WESSON PRE-MODEL 27

Lot #333 (Sale Order 352 of 831)

Serial #S163487. This beauty was made in 1956-57. It is rare that you will see an 8 3/8" pre-27 and more rare to find one of the earliest style blue boxes with proper white end label. Another rare feature of this gun are the dark smooth rosewood grips with the inner black disc. These pre model 27's are some of the finest pistols to come out of the Smith factory. A direct descendant of the Registered magnum that came out in 1935. Hand fitted with butter smooth actions, deep factory royal blue finish, target adjustable rear sight, patridge front sight, matted rib, case color target hammer and grooved trigger, pinned barrel and recessed chambers. Of course, this is a 5-screw built on the target square butt N-frame. As for wear, there is a light drag line and a touch of high edge cylinder wear. This revolver still retains at least 98% of the original high polish blue finish and exhibits a sharp bore and smooth action. The box too is in excellent condition and rarely seen. Beautiful gun. *(C&R)

BOXED SMITH & WESSON MODEL 52 SEMI-AUTO PISTOL

Lot #334 (Sale Order 353 of 831)

Serial # 54245. This is a.38 master single action semi-automatic target pistol. Only 3500 no dash Model 52's were made between 1961-63. They are meant to shoot the .38 Wad Cutter cartridge only. They feature a high polish royal Smith blue with competition adjustable rear sight and high front sight, hand checkered walnut grip panels and comes with one magazine. There is one 1/4 rub on slide on left side, a touch of lower slide wear and maybe a handling mark. Solid 99% original and rare gun that comes in it's original numbered box with instructions. *(C&R)

COLT OFFICERS MODEL .38 TARGET REVOLVER

Lot #335 (Sale Order 354 of 831)

Serial # 780366. Made in 1950, the hand fitted actions on these revolvers was the basis for the Colt Python. They are some of the finest revolvers ever produced by Colt. This one features a 6" barrel chambered for the .38 special cartridge. The rear sight is an adjustable single blade and the front sight is adjustable as well. It has a flat top fully polished blue frame. The grips are those early red tinted plastic's with a Merchon grip adaptor. There is a small rub on left side of frame, a drag line and some small spots on cylinder, There is a light rub on trigger guard and a hint of muzzle wear. There is a small rub on right side of frame and a few minor handling marks. Grips are nice. The action is as smooth as silk and the bore is crisp. Overall , the revolver retains 95% of period correct re-applied blue finsih with sharp legends. Comes in a rare clam shell holster. *(C&R)

COLT ARMY SPECIAL 32-20 REVOLVER (1909)

Lot #336 (Sale Order 355 of 831)

Serial # 306255. Made in 1909, this double action revolver is chambered for the hot .32-20 cartridge. It sports a 6" barrel, fixed sights, six shot double action, blue finish with Colt monogram rubber grips. Overall, the gun is a pleasant mix of blue and patina retaining about 50% original finish. Grips are excellent with no cracks. There is still some bright Colt blue in flutes and other protected areas. Action is slick and bore is excellent. *(C&R)

COLT NEW ARMY & NAVY .38 DOUBLE ACTION REVOLVER

Lot #337 (Sale Order 356 of 831)

Serial #122082. Made in 1899, it is a commercial version with a rack number on butt. (N426) It is chambered for the .38 Long Colt round, not the .38 special. It sports a standard 6" barrel, six shot double action, fixed sights, blue finish with Colt logo rubber grips. The gun was used but well cared for retaining approximately 50% original blue finish mixing perfectly with a soft brown honest patina, The grips are excellent. The rifling is sharp as are the barrel legends and the action is smooth, locking up tight. *(C&R)

BRITISH PROOF COLT NEW SERVICE .455 REVOLVER 1916

Lot #338 (Sale Order 357 of 831)

Serial # 119104. Great Britain was in their third year of involvement in the Great War when this gun was made. It most certainly was made for the British military. It features a 5 1/2" barrel and chambered for the .455 Eley cartridge. The back of the cylinder bears a British proof which indicates that cylinder was not shaved. There are numerous British proofs on barrel and frame as well as the cylinder. The gun is finished in commercial Colt blue and sports a pair of smooth walnut replaced grips and original lanyard ring. This gun was used and probably kept in a holster. Over-all the gun retains about 50% of the original high polish blue finish that blends evenly with gun metal gray and patina. The rifling is sharp as is the action. Nice British WWI revolver. *(C&R)

TAURUS MODEL PT-22 SEMI-AUTOMATIC PISTOL

Lot #339 (Sale Order 358 of 831)

Serial # AZK48723. Satin nickel, alloy frame, steel slide with faux black pearl grips, double action fixed sights. Lightly used with slight handling marks. No magazine. *

BOXED COLT POCKET .25 SEMI-AUTOMATIC PISTOL

Lot #340 (Sale Order 359 of 831)

Serial #0D05264. These seldom seen pistols were manufactured for Colt by Firearms International from 1970-73 only. These are very similar to the Astra made Colt Junior Pocket model. This pistol features a blue finish, checkered walnut grips, bobbed hammer, lightweight trigger and comes with two plated magazines. This pistol is in as new condition in it's original matching box with paperwork and original receipt dated 11-12-70 for a cost of $59.57. . *

BOXED COLT COMMANDER 9MM SEMI-AUTO PISTOL (1968)

Lot #341 (Sale Order 360 of 831)

Serial #58036-LW. Offered is an unfired Colt Commander in rather scarce 9mm caliber. It was made in 1968 and features the blue finish with the Colt logo brown plastic grips that were known for shrinking and cracking (this set is perfect) Comes standard with a bobbed hammer, 4 1/2" barrel, wind drift rear sight and blue finish. No signs of any wear but pin head silver spot on trigger and ghost take down line. Comes in a proper two piece near mint box with correct end label but is numbered to a different gun on bottom. Instructions included. *(C&R)

BOXED COLT CHALLENGER .22 SEMI-AUTO PISTOL (1950)

Lot #342 (Sale Order 361 of 831)

Serial #8522-C. This popular sports model was a variation in the Woodsman series. It was made from 1950-1955. It features a 4 1/2" barrel, wind drift rear sight, blue finish with the red hue swirled plastic grips often referred to as bowling ball type only used during the early 1950's. The frame shows some age freckles and light muzzle wear but still 97% original blue. The slide has been refinished and the edges are slightly soft but legends fine. The slide has a slight purple hue. Grips are near mint. Bore is sharp. Comes with original box numbered to gun. *(C&R)

BOXED COLT GOVERNMENT MODEL .380 AUTO SERIES 80

Lot #343 (Sale Order 362 of 831)

Serial # RC10237. Made from 1983-1998. These pocket semi-automatic pistols featured a steel frame and slide, matte blue finish, black plastic grips, bobbed hammer and a wind drift rear sight. Gun appears unfired with light handling and is in as new condition in matching box with paperwork. *

BOXED COLT OFFICIAL POLICE DOUBLE ACTION REVOLVER

Lot #344 (Sale Order 363 of 831)

Serial # 862050. Made in 1958. This is a standard model that features a 4" barrel and chambered for the .38 special. It is finished in original Colt blue, six shot double action with checkered walnut grips. The cylinder shows light face burn so has been fired but aside from a couple of minor handling marks, is in near new condition retaining 99% original blue with near mint grips. Comes in proper box that has been renumbered to match gun. Also comes with some original paperwork. *(C&R)

PRE-WAR COLT POLICE POSITIVE .38 REVOLVER (1930)

Lot #345 (Sale Order 364 of 831)

Serial #392574. This pre-war six shot double action revolver features a 5" barrel, chambered for the .38 special cartridge with fixed sights, blue finish and checkered walnut grips. This revolver retains about 90% original Colt blue but has scattered age freckles on frame, barrel and cylinder. Grips are excellent with some evident wear. Bore is clean and the action is crisp *(C&R)

BOXED COLT PYTHON 4" DOUBLE ACTION REVOLVER (1971)

Lot #346 (Sale Order 365 of 831)

Serial #E31086. The Colt Python needs no introduction as it has become, possibly, the most famous handgun in the world, and one of the most desirable as well. This gun was made in 1971 and features a 4" barrel and is finished in high polish Colt factory blue. It sports a full vent rib, full lug, six shot double action, adjustable target rear sight, wide spur hammer and wears the so-called "smilely face" gold medallion walnut grips. The cylinder face shows no signs of burn and the drag line is a mere ghost. There are two minute handling marks on right side of frame, otherwise , a solid 99% plus all original Python with near mint grips, bore and action. This revolver comes in its numbered matching two piece box with original price tag of $200.00. *

BOXED COLT HUNTSMAN .22 SEMI-AUTOMATIC PISTOL 1976

Lot #347 (Sale Order 366 of 831)

Serial #093261-S. This pistol is in near new condition in its original matching box. It features a 6" barrel, .22 caliber, wind drift rear sight, checkered walnut grips, one magazine with Colt blue factory finish. One would be hard pressed to find a single handling mark on this minty pistol. *

BOXED 3RD GEN. COLT SAA .44 SPL. REVOLVER (1981)

Lot #348 (Sale Order 367 of 831)

Serial #SA48165. This gun has been fired but not much. There is some light cylinder face burn and a drag line, a small rub and minor high edge wear on trigger guard and that's about it. Brilliant case colors on frame, 99.9% rich blue on balance of gun with a near mint set of black eagle grips.,The screws are untouched and it comes in it's matching number original box with paperwork. It features a 7 1/2" barrel and chambered for the popular .44 special cartridge. *

BOXED COLT TALO COLT COMMANDER GOLD EDITION

Lot #349 (Sale Order 368 of 831)

Serial #CDR294. Colt teamed with the talent at Talo to create this limited edition of 300 special Colt Commander semi-automatic .45 pistols. This is number 294 of 300 and features the Colt Royal Blue slide finish with bead blast top on a Commander Light Weight fram. it is outlined with 25" of 24 karat solid gold wire inlay. It sports a set of high gloss French walnut grips with Colt logo, basket weave checkering, hex screws with polished barrel bushing, slide stop and thumb safety. Also comes with a gold plated front sight and two gold dots on rear sight. Gun is as new in the original box with paperwork and two magazines.*

BOXED BERSA MODEL THUNDER 380 SEMI-AUTO PISTOL

Lot #350 (Sale Order 369 of 831)

Serial #800850. Quality 380 pocket pistol that features an alloy frame in satin nickel finish with matte black slide and black composite grips. Features double action, bobbed hammer, white dot adjustable rear sight, white dot front and serrated trigger guard. Gun is near new condition with light handling marks in matching box and comes with one magazine. *

SMITH & WESSON PERFORMANCE CENTER MODEL 25-II

Lot #351 (Sale Order 370 of 831)

Serial #GBP0121. This special edition Performance Center Model 25 is chambered for the .45 Long Colt cartridge. It sports a 6 1/2" barrel, royal blue factory finish barrel and cylinder, case color frame, trigger and hammer, adjustable rear sight, hig gold bead patridge front sight and diamond checkered walnut grips. Gun has been fired as there is some cylinder face burn and a light drag line, otherwise, gun is in near new condition retaining 99% plus original factory finish with brilliant case colors. Fine bore and action. *

SMITH & WESSON PRE-MODEL 19 REVOLVER (1955)

Lot #352 (Sale Order 371 of 831)

Serial # K262713. This gun was made in 1955, the first year that the pre-model designated 19 was introduced. Built on the square butt 4-screw frame with a 4" barrel in .357 magnum caliber. Features an adjustable rear sight, Baughman style front sight, wide target hammer, grooved trigger and now sporting a pair of Hogue rubber grips, a re-applied nickel finish and gold wash on hammer and trigger. All legends are still clean. Bore and action are crisp. Gun retains approximately 98% of re-applied nickel finish with light handling marks. *(C&R)

SMITH & WESSON MODEL 25-7 DOUBLE ACTION REVOLVER

Lot #353 (Sale Order 372 of 831)

Serial #BDS7420. Chambered for the .45 Colt cartridge with a 5" barrel, this gun features a matte black finish, six shot double action, non-fluted cylinder, adjustable rear sight, case color target hammer and trigger with Hogue rubber grips. Gun has been fired and there is some cylinder face burn and a drag line along with a few handling marks but still a solid 99% remaining original finish. Fine bore and action. *

BOXED SMITH & WESSON MODEL 686-6 REVOLVER

Lot #354 (Sale Order 373 of 831)

Serial #DKM5945. This is the Distinguished Combat Magnum Plus 7-shot double action .357 magnum revolver. Built on the round butt L- frame in stainless steel with 3-screws. Other features include a solid rib, solid lug, red insert front sight, adjustable rear sight, case color hammer and trigger with laser carved finger grip wood grips. The cylinder is of the non-flute style. There is no face burn and it does not appear that this gun has ever been fired, just a couple of possible storage marks but as new condition in original plastic case with paperwork and extra Pachmayr rubber grips. *

BOXED SMITH & WESSON 329 PD ALASKA BACKPACKER IV

Lot #355 (Sale Order 374 of 831)

Serial #CRT7921. This is the Air Lite Alaska Backpacker model introduced at the 2009 Shot show. It has the outline of Alaska on right side, a stainless steel cylinder with matte black alloy N frame with round butt. It sports a 2 1/2" barrel, a Patridge gold bead front sight, adjustable rear sight, target hammer and trigger with black rubber grips. It is chambered for the .44 magnum cartridge. The cylinder shows face burn and a light drag line with a couple of minor handling marks, otherwise, as new in plastic case with paperwork. This gun was intended to appeal to wilderness backpackers who might run up against a Grizzly or some other dangerous animal while out in the tundra. A very powerful, light weight and small package for the .44 mag. *

EARLY RUGER SINGLE SIX .22 REVOLVER (1959)

Lot #356 (Sale Order 375 of 831)

Serial #140546. This popular revolver was introduced in 1953 and became an instant success. It features a 5 1/2" barrel, wind drift rear sight, six shot fluted cylinder single action with blue finish and checkered black composition grips. This gun has seen some use and holster wear. There is wear at muzzle, wear on cylinder, top strap, etc. Would rate this as 65% overall with a good bore and action. *(C&R)

RUGER NEW MODEL SINGLE SIX .22 DUAL CYLINDER

Lot #357 (Sale Order 376 of 831)

Serial #68-68475. This gun has seen some use. The cylinder shows high edge wear and drag line, there is wear at muzzle, front sight is painted, with high edge frame wear and handling marks. Good 80% gun with nice bore and action. It features a 5 1/2" barrel, two cylinders for .22 and magnum, adjustable rear sight, ramp front sight, six shot single action with blue finish and wood grips. Comes with a shoulder holster. *

BOXED RUGER/TURNBULL SUPER BLACKHAWK .44 MAGNUM

Lot #358 (Sale Order 377 of 831)

Serial #TSB-00784. One of one thousand special Ruger Super Blackhawk .44 magnum single action revolvers that feature a Turnbull bone case hardened frame with blue non-fluted cylinder and a 7 1/2" barrel. Features ramp front sight, adjustable rear sight, wide target hammer, square-back trigger guard and special wood grips with logo. Gun appears unfired and in its original plastic case with paperwork. This is one of the best looking Ruger handguns ever produced. *

BOXED RUGER STAINLESS REDHAWK .44 MAGNUM REVOLVER

Lot #359 (Sale Order 378 of 831)

Serial #504-02058. This gun appears to be as new in box with test fire light cylinder face rings. Features stainless steel, six shot , double action, 4" barrel, red insert front sight, adjustable rear sight with Ruger rubber grips. Cylinder has a ghost drag line. Comes in box with paperwork. *

BOXED RUGER STAINLESS SP101 .357 MAGNUM

Lot #360 (Sale Order 379 of 831)

Serial #576-52507. This revolver features stainless steel construction, 4" barrel, six shot double action, adjustable rear sight, green front sight insert with Ruger rubber and checkered wood stocks. Gun appears unfired and in original plastic case with paperwork. *

BOXED RUGER VAQUERRO .45 SINGLE ACTION REVOLVER

Lot #361 (Sale Order 380 of 831)

Serial #513-20136. One of the finest newly made single action revolvers ever made, this gun features a 4 1/2" barrel chambered for the .45 long Colt round. Six shot, single action, fluted cylinder, blue finish, fixed sights with wood grips. Appears to be as new, never fired. In plastic case with paperwork. *

BOXED RUGER VAQUERRO .45 SINGLE ACTION REVOLVER

Lot #362 (Sale Order 381 of 831)

Serial #58-42691. One of the finest newly made single action revolvers ever made, this gun features a 3 3/4" barrel chambered for the .45 long Colt round. Six shot, single action, fluted cylinder, blue finish with case color frame, fixed sights with bird head wood grips. Appears to be as new, never fired. In plastic case with paperwork. *

BOXED RUGER NEW MODEL BLACKHAWK .45 SINGLE ACTION

Lot #363 (Sale Order 382 of 831)

Serial # 520-30243. One of the finest single action revolvers ever made, this gun features a 4 1/2" barrel chambered for the .45 long Colt round. Six shot, single action, fluted cylinder, blue finish, adjustable rear sight, ramp front sight with faux ivory grips. Gun has been fired with some face burn and light cylinder line and a couple of minor handling marks, basically near new in plastic case with paperwork. Case includes an extra cylinder. *

SMITH & WESSON PRE-MODEL 10 2" REVOLVER

Lot #364 (Sale Order 383 of 831)

Serial # S971123. Rather hard to find Pre-Model 10 with short factory 2" barrel, square butt K-frame, 5-screw with blue finish, fixed sights, case color hammer and trigger with later replacement checkered wood grips. Gun has been fired with light cylinder face burn and drag line with hint of muzzle wear. Solid 99% all original factory finish with fine bore and action. Gun has matching number on barrel and cylinder. *(C&R)

SMITH & WESSON MODEL 681-1 OHIO STATE POLICE

Lot #365 (Sale Order 384 of 831)

Serial #AVC2941. The .357 Distinguished Service Magnum Stainless model. Built on the square butt L-service frame with 4" barrel, solid rib, full lug, fixed sights, stainless steel, six shot double action with Pachmayr grips. According to the Standard Catalog of S&W, they state that the Ohio State Highway Patrol guns are 681-2 Models but this gun is clearly stamped 681-1. Rare variation? Gun shows no signs of having been fired, no cylinder burn but does have light drag line and like most stainless guns, a few minor handling marks. *

SMITH & WESSON MODEL 65-2 REVOLVER

Lot #366 (Sale Order 385 of 831)

Serial #7D59302. The .357 Military & Police heavy barrel stainless model. Built on the square butt K- service frame, 4" heavy barrel, stainless steel, fixed sights, six shot double action with Pachmayr rubber grips. Made from 1977-1981. There is no cylinder burn so has not been fired but does have a drag line and light handling marks. *

BOXED BAUER FIREARMS STAINLESS POCKET .25 AUTO

Lot #367 (Sale Order 386 of 831)

Serial #10385. Based on the Browning design is a more modern rendition made of stainless steel with faux pearl grips and original box. Near new condition with light handling marks. Comes with two magazines. *

BOXED BERETTA MODEL 950-BS .25 POCKET AUTO

Lot #368 (Sale Order 387 of 831)

Serial #BU43673V. Quality built pocket .25 semi-automatic pistol with matte finish and black composite grips. Comes with box and three magazines with paperwork. Matte finish shows few light handling marks. *

BOXED TAURUS MODEL PT-22 POCKET AUTO

Lot #369 (Sale Order 388 of 831)

Serial # BN57133. Fine pocket semi-auto chambered for the .22 long rifle rim fire cartridge. Features enamel finish alloy frame, matte black steel slide, wood grips with gold accent small hardware. Appears unfired with plastic case with two magazines. *

BOXED TAURUS MODEL PT738 POCKET .380

Lot #370 (Sale Order 389 of 831)

Serial #59448A. Modern .380 double action semi-automatic .380 pistol with alloy frame and stainless slide. As new, never fired in original box with carry pouch, paperwork and two magazines. #

BOXED PHOENIX ARMS MODEL HP22A POCKET AUTO

Lot #371 (Sale Order 390 of 831)

Serial #4283992. American made pocket .22 long rifle semi-automatic pistol with alloy frame, steel slide with vent rib, composite black grips and fixed sights. Gun is as new, unfired, in original box with one magazine. *

BOXED BERETTA MODEL 21-A .22 POCKET AUTO

Lot #372 (Sale Order 391 of 831)

Serial #DAA443265. Quality pocket .22 semi-automatic pocket pistol with alloy frame, steel matte finish slide, double action with black composite grips. Gun appears unfired with slight handling marks and one magazine with original box. *

BOXED BROWNING CHALLENGER II SEMI-AUTO .22 PISTOL

Lot #373 (Sale Order 392 of 831)

Serial #655RT01511. Made in America, this is a fine semi-automatic .22 sporting pistol that features a 6 5/8" barrel, blue finish, wind drift rear sight, ramp front sight, gold trigger, smooth wood stocks with two magazines and original box. Gun does not appear to have been fired. May have a handling mark. *

MAUSER MODEL 1910 SEMI-AUTOMATIC 6.35 MM PISTOL

Lot #374 (Sale Order 393 of 831)

Serial #395931. This is a commercial model chambered for the .25 ACP that features a full blue finish with fire blue smalls and scarce monogram black composite grips. There is wear to slide and area of missing finish on back right side of frame as well as some general freckling. Has proper Mauser banner on left side and usual German proof marks. Would have to rate this a 75% pistol with excellent grips and a fine bore. Comes with one magazine. *(C&R)

COLT ARMY SPECIAL 32-20 DOUBLE ACTION REVOLVER

Lot #375 (Sale Order 394 of 831)

Serial #503121. Made in 1924, this revolver features a 6" barrel, six shot double action with checkered walnut grips. This gun was well used. It has no original finish and was cleaned. Barrel markings are almost gone. Gun indexes and locks up tight and the bore is sharp. Grips are fine but show wear and have gone flat. *(C&R)

COLT NEW MODEL ARMY & NAVY .41 REVOLVER

Lot #376 (Sale Order 395 of 831)

Serial #133307. Made in 1900 and features a 6" barrel in .41 Long Colt, six shot, double action, with Colt Gutta Percha grips. Colt's first swing out cylinder. Gun has no original finish and remains of what looks like black enamel. Legends are sharp. Indexes and locks up tight. Rifling is strong. Might be a good candidate for restoration. *(C&R)

COLT NEW MODEL ARMY & NAVY .41 REVOLVER

Lot #377 (Sale Order 396 of 831)

Serial #244093. Made in 1905 and features a 4 1/2" barrel in .41 Long Colt, six shot, double action, with replaced post war grips. Colt's first swing out cylinder. Gun has about 30% original finish with balance a blend of patina and gray metal Ejector rod is replaced. Legends are sharp. Indexes and locks up tight. Rifling is strong. Might be a good candidate for restoration. *(C&R

WINCHESTER MODEL 1886 OCTAGON RIFLE (1893)

Lot #378 (Sale Order 397 of 831)

Serial # 80412. This is a standard Winchester Model 1886 rifle made in 1893 that features a full 26" octagon barrel, full magazine, Lyman front sight, semi-buckhorn rear sight, case color frame, walnut stocks with steel rifle butt-plate. The barrel has sharp edges and legends with about 75% original blue finish mixing with patina. The tube has plumed out and the frame has no color remaining and has been lightly cleaned with some minor salt & pepper texture. The stocks have been refinished and the butt-stock is quite a bit shy of metal tang. Action is fine. Rifling is sharp with some black powder abrasion. (A)

WINCHESTER MODEL 1866 "YELLOW BOY" SRC. (1884)

Lot #379 (Sale Order 398 of 831)

Serial # 163196. Made in 1884. This is the Winchester that really won the West, the iconic 1866 Yellow Boy carbine in .44 rim fire cartridge. This gun features a 20" barrel, saddle ring and stud, full magazine, brass frame, double barrel bands with front sight part of front band, replaced rear sight, walnut stocks with steel carbine butt-plate with trapdoor. The barrel and tube have been re blued with high polish finish and barrel markings polished off and overall pitting under finish. Frame has been polished. Set screw added to trigger, Extractor is broken. The wood is refinished and rather ill fitting at tang, Tang screw replaced with hex head. Rifling is sharp with some abrasion. Action is fine. A classic western carbine that will look good on the wall. (A)

WINCHESTER MODEL 94 CARBINE (1972)

Lot #380 (Sale Order 399 of 831)

Serial #3640335. This standard 94 carbine was made in 1972 and features a 20" barrel, full magazine , ramp front sight, sporting rear sight, blue finish, walnut stock with Winchester logo plastic butt-plate and Twin barrel bands. The metal retains approximately 95% original factory finish but there is some scattered freckles on frame. Stocks are excellent with light impressions. Bore is fine. *

SPECIAL ORDER MARLIN MODEL 1893 TD RIFLE

Lot #381 (Sale Order 400 of 831)

Serial# 235730. This is a special order Model 1893 chambered for the .30 WCF cartridge. Special features include a 24'' half round/octagon barrel, half magazine that is a take down. Both the front and rear sporting sights are non-standard but of the period. The stocks are walnut and in excellent condition but the butt-stock sports a Remington composition plate and length of pull is 13 1/2" to start of plate and has small chip at heel. The wood is proud to metal and finish/color on both match well but stock may have been trimmed to fit plate. This nice gun really needs a Marlin plate fitted . The case color frame, hammer and lever still retain generous case color in protected areas with balance simply silvered out with visible pattern. The barrel retains approximately 85-90% original factory blue with sharp edges and legends with balance mixing nicely with soft patina and some scattered age freckles. The bore is sharp. The rear sight needs an elevator and once the plate and heel chip are fixed, you will have a lovely and early Marlin. *(C&R)

PRE-WAR SCOPED REMINGTON MODEL 14 SLIDE ACTION

Lot #382 (Sale Order 401 of 831)

Serial #98152. Remington re-introduced the slide action center fire rifle in 1912 filling the void left by the old Colt Lightning of the previous century. They offered this new rifle with it's distinctive spiral magazine in four calibers, the .35 Remington being the most powerful and one of the best deep woods calibers ever invented. The Model 14 lasted until 1936 and many of those rifles are still out in the woods filling tags. This rifle features a 22" round barrel, 2/3 magazine, dove-tail and ramp front sight, replaced Marbles folding rear sight, blue finish with grooved walnut fore-end and plain pistol grips walnut stock with blued steel rifle butt-plate. This rifle sports a vintage Pachmayr tip off scope mount and a period Weaver KV scope. The rifle retains 85% of a vintage re-appled blue finish leaving crisp legends but a slight purple hue on the frame. Wood is excellent as refinished, slightly shy with one small hairline on right wrist and with the usual light impressions. Bore is fine. *(C&R)

PRE-64 WINCHESTER MODEL 70 FW BOLT RIFLE 1956

Lot #383 (Sale Order 402 of 831)

Serial #372168. The Rifleman's Rifle, this is the popular Feather Weight version made in 1956 with a 22" barrel and chambered for the venerable .30 Gov't 06 cartridge. The bolt number is matching. Features include the one piece hand checkered walnut stock with alloy butt-plate, floor plate and triggerguard. There is usual high edge wear of finish on floor-plate. The stock sports sling swivels and some has added a white line spaced grip cap that can easily be removed and the hole fixed. The checkering is sharp and the wood has usual small bumps and impressions with a bit of finish loss at the top of the Monte Carlo comb. The barrel retains a nice 95% original factory rust blue with a bit of wear at muzzle and a few minor handling marks. The frame is done in factory matte finish with just a hint of high edge wear. Sights include a ramp front and a single leaf folding rear. This rifle is topped with a period correct Weaver scope and mounts. The rifling is sharp and the action is smooth. *(C&R)

PRE-WAR REMINGTON MODEL 12 SLIDE ACTION .22 RIFLE

Lot #384 (Sale Order 403 of 831)

Serial #442250. This popular slide action .22 rifle was introduced in 1909 and produced through 1936. It features a 22" round barrel, take-down, blue finish, dove-tail front sight, special Remington rear sight, straight wrist walnut stock with Remington UMC composition butt-plate and a grooved walnut fore-end. This gun is in excellent, all original factory condition retaining approximately 90% blue overall with usual light high edge wear, a few light age freckles on frame and some mixing soft patina coming through the finish. The bore is bright. The stocks are excellent with just a few impressions and a bit of added finish. The front fore-end screw is missing. Sharp little pre-war .22. *(C&R)

STEVENS "LITTLE SCOUT" MODEL 14 1/2 S.S. .22 RIFLE

Lot #385 (Sale Order 404 of 831)

NSN. Offered from 1910 until 1932, this is a typical turn of the century single shot boys rifle chambered for the .22 long rifle rim fire cartridge. The round barrel measures 20" with blade front sight and fixed single leaf rear. It is a single shot with a walnut fore-end and stock with a blue steel butt-plate. Barrel retains most of it's re-applied blue finish with legends softened. The frame has been polished bright. Wood is very good as refinished with a closed crack at wrist. Rifling is strong but does show some abrasion. Action is working. *(C&R)

REMINGTON MODEL 552 SEMI-AUTOMATIC RIFLE

Lot #386 (Sale Order 405 of 831)

Serial #1929497. The Speedmaster .22 was introduced in 1957 and was still in production when Remington book was published. It features a 23" round barrel, tube magazine fed, plain pistol grip hardwood stock and fore-end, plastic Remington plate, open sporting sights, blue finish barrel with enamel finish frame and shell deflector. There are a few rubs, handling marks and light high edge wear with age freckles on barrel and tube, especially the last six inches from muzzle but still a good solid 90% gun that has seen some use. The wood has impressions with one small gouge on top of comb. Nice bore. *

REMINGTON GAMEMASTER MODEL 760 SLIDE ACTION RIFLE

Lot #387 (Sale Order 406 of 831)

Serial # 334716. Introduced in 1952, this slide action rifle was box magazine fed so it could use the pointed spitzer bullets for a big caliber pump rifle. This example is chambered for the .30-06 cartridge. Rifle features a 22" round barrel with a ramp and dove-tail front sight and adjustable rear sight. Finish is blue. Walnut stock has a plain pistol grip and is fitted with an old J.C.Higgins recoil pad. Fore-end is grooved. Rifle sports a Higgins scope. These scopes were made by Weaver under contract to Sears. Aside from usual wear on the slide, the balance of metal retains at least 98% original factory blue with few handling marks. The wood is excellent with some finish loss, especially at the base of pistol grip. The O code on left side of barrel indicated date of manufacture in 1977. Bore is fine and rifle is accompanied by an original magazine. *

MARLIN MODEL 336 CS .35 REM. LEVER ACTION CARBINE

Lot #388 (Sale Order 407 of 831)

Serial #13033667. The C series began in 1983. This carbine is chambered for the popular .35 Remington cartridge. Features include a 20" barrel, full magazine, hooded ramp front sight, semi-buckhorn sporting rear, blue finish, plain walnut pistol grip stock with sling eyes and white line spacer Marlin butt-plate. Carbine has twin barrel bands and swelled fore-end. The top of frame is factory drilled for scope and it looks as if a scope was removed as holes are not filled and there are slight rubs from mounting. Metal retains most of it's original blue with few handling marks. Wood is near mint with just a couple of light impressions. Bore and action are excellent. *

MARLIN MODEL 336 .35 REM. LEVER ACTION CARBINE

Lot #389 (Sale Order 408 of 831)

Serial #23141912. This carbine is chambered for the popular .35 Remington cartridge. Features include a 20" barrel, full magazine, hooded ramp front sight, semi-buckhorn sporting rear, blue finish, plain walnut pistol grip stock with sling eyes and white line spacer Marlin butt-plate. Carbine has twin barrel bands and swelled fore-end. The top of frame is factory drilled for scope and it looks as if a scope was removed as there are slight rubs from mounting. Metal retains most of it's original blue with few handling marks on frame. Wood is near mint with just a couple of light impressions. Bore and action are excellent. *

RARE NYLON REMINGTON GALLERY SPECIAL MODEL 66

Lot #390 (Sale Order 409 of 831)

Serial #443810. This is the very rare "Gallery Special" made from 1961-81 but on this example, it was made from 1968-81 with only 6500 ever manufactured. It has the fore-end loop for attaching the chain but the shell deflector is not present. It is chambered for the .22 short only. The stock is Mohawk brown, the only type offered as a Gallery model. The blued barrel measures 20's and has the standard Remington sights. The molded stock features checkering and a Nylon 66 stamped grip cap and Remington marked butt-plate. Gun is tube fed from rear of stock. Rifle is a semi-automatic. The frame has aged to a blue and plum smooth blend while the barrel retains most of the original blue with a few freckles. Stock is free of cracks but does have the usual modest scratches that will be found on almost all of the nylon guns. Bore is excellent. A very rare and seldom seen version of this popular series. *

BOXED WINCHESTER 1966 CENTENNIAL 1894 RIFLE

Lot #391 (Sale Order 410 of 831)

Serial #35230. In 1966, for the 100th anniversary of the introduction of the Model 1866 Yellow Boy, they decided to make a special set of 1894 rifles. They took the standard 1894 action and fitted them with a full octagon barrel and finished the frame, butt-plate and fore-end cap in gold tone plating. One was made with a 26" barrel while the other was fitted with a shorter fore-end and a 20" barrel which they referred to as a carbine which is in fact a short rifle. Both versions had a saddle ring and stud and chambered for the classic .30 WCF cartridge. Each rifle came in a special outer sleeve printed in full color that featured various Western images, many taken from their old catalogs and posters. This is the rifle 26" barrel version. It is in as new condition in the original box with matching serial number and the outer sleeve. May have a handling mark. Beautiful rifle that does not have the stock medallions usually found on commemorative Winchesters which gives this gun a cleaner look. *(C&R)

WINCHESTER MODEL 1894 CANADIAN CENTENNIAL RIFLE

Lot #391a (Sale Order 411 of 831)

Serial #77419. In 1967 to celebrate the Canadian Centennial, Winchester produced their second in a row commemorative rile and carbine sets. This is the rifle version which features a 26" octagon barrel, full magazine , sporting sights, rust blue barrel and full length magazine with black enamel etched frame, walnut stocks and gold filled "Canadian Centennial 1867-1967" on right side of barrel and on tang. Caliber is 30-30. Gun has a few minor handling marks and small chip at front of loading gate that has oxidized, otherwise, as new. *(C&R)

BOXED WINCHESTER 1966 CENTENNIAL 1894 SHORT RIFLE

Lot #392 (Sale Order 412 of 831)

Serial #14659. In 1966, for the 100th anniversary of the introduction of the Model 1866 Yellow Boy, they decided to make a special set of 1894 rifles. They took the standard 1894 action and fitted them with a full octagon barrel and finished the frame, butt-plate and fore-end cap in gold tone plating. One was made with a 26" barrel while the other was fitted with a shorter fore-end and a 20" barrel which they referred to as a carbine which is in fact a short rifle. Both versions had a saddle ring and stud and chambered for the classic .30 WCF cartridge. Each rifle came in a special outer sleeve printed in full color that featured various Western images, many taken from their old catalogs and posters. This is the short rifle 20" barrel version. It is in as new condition in the original box but serial number has been ripped off and one must suspect that the box did not number to gun. It sill has the original outer sleeve. Rifle is minty but may have a handling mark. Beautiful rifle that does not have the stock medallions usually found on commemorative Winchesters which gives this gun a cleaner look. *(C&R)

WINCHESTER MODEL 1894 CANADIAN CENTENNIAL RIFLE

Lot #392a (Sale Order 413 of 831)

Serial #11814. In 1967, to celebrate the Canadian Centennial, Winchester produced their second in a row commemorative rile and carbine sets. This is the short rifle / carbine version which features a 20" octagon barrel, full magazine , sporting sights, rust blue barrel and full length magazine with black enamel etched frame, walnut stocks and gold filled "Canadian Centennial 1867-1967" on right side of barrel and on tang. Caliber is 30-30. Gun has a few minor handling marks, otherwise, as new. *(C&R)

BOXED BROWNING .22 AUTOMATIC RIFLE

Lot #393 (Sale Order 414 of 831)

Serial #85624T47. This is a grade 1 take down semi-automatic .22 rifle made in Japan and is in as new condition in an original type box that had country and serial number changed by hand. The barrel has one slight noticeable rub and the stocks have one or two minor impressions. This rifle features a 19" barrel, take down, blue finish, sporting sights and a hand checkered pistol grip high gloss walnut stock. Rifle is fed through the right side of the stock. *

BOXED HENRY .22 LEVER ACTION RIFLE

Lot #394 (Sale Order 415 of 831)

Serial # GB580233. Quality lever rifle made in America. This model is referred to as the Golden Boy. Features include a 20" full octagon barrel, full tube magazine, brass frame, band and plate, dove tail front sight, buckhorn rear sporting sight with high gloss walnut stocks. Aside from a possible handling mark, gun appears unfired in box with hang tags. *

ITHACA MODEL 66 SUPER SINGLE 20 BORE SHOTGUN

Lot #395 (Sale Order 416 of 831)

Serial #97734. Made from 1963-78, it has a 28" barrel, 20 bore, 3" chamber, full choke, blue barrel, enameled lever action frame with walnut stock. Barrel retains most of it's original blue. The painted frame shows high edge wear and some minor chipping. Stocks are fine and the bore is minty. Good starter shotgun. *

SAVAGE MODEL 24 S-A COMBO .22 MAG/20 BORE

Lot #396 (Sale Order 417 of 831)

NSN- Made before serial number was required in 1968. This is the perfect combo gun for turkey hunting with a .22 magnum over a 20 bore shotgun with a 3" chamber and choked modified. Barrels measure 23 1/2" and sport rifle front and rear sights, blue finish with case color frame and plain pistol grip hardwood stock and plastic plate. Still has 98% blue on barrels with a few handling marks. Frame retains virtually all of it's case colors. Wood has a few dents and bruises. Bores are near mint. These combo guns just don't seem to show up much as they are a hunters dream. *(C&R)

PRE-WAR ITHACA 12 BORE SXS SHOTGUN

Lot #397 (Sale Order 418 of 831)

Serial #328520. This shotgun features 30" full and modified chokes, manual ejectors, full rib, matching numbers , case color box lock frame, double triggers, checkered pistol grip walnut stock with Ithaca logo black butt-plate. The bores are clean and action tight but barrels are all patina with some fairly large areas of rusting which could hurt integrity of strength. It is a hammerless gun. The frame is all gray and the stocks are proud to metal and in pretty nice shape with usual small impressions and light finish loss. *(C&R)

WINCHESTER MODEL 24 .12 BORE SXS SHOTGUN

Lot #398 (Sale Order 419 of 831)

Serial #18818. This shotgun was made in 1941. The Model 24 was built from 1939 to 1957. This is a 12 bore with a 2 3/4" chamber, 28" barrels choked full and improved with a 14 1/4" LOP. Gun features blue barrels with full rib, plain pistol grip walnut stock and beaver tail fore-end with Winchester plate and double triggers with automatic ejectors. Barrel retains about 85% blue with some thinning and handling marks. Frame retains about the same with high edge carry wear. Bores are clean and lock up is tight as new. Wood is excellent with some high edge wear and impressions. *(C&R)

WINCHESTER MODEL 1897 12 BORE SLIDE ACTION SHOTGUN

Lot #399 (Sale Order 420 of 831)

Serial #900587. This classic exposed hammer pump action shotgun was made in 1942. It features a 30" barrel with a modified choke, 2 3/4" chambers, take down, blue finish with plain pistol grip walnut stock with Winchester plate and grooved corn cobb fore-end. The frame has drifted to a soft chocolate brown and blue patina. The barrel retains approximately 70% original factory blue that is blending with rich patina. Wood is excellent, proud to metal with usual marks and some roughness on bottom of stock. Bore and action are fine. *(C&R)

MARLIN MODEL 1898 12 BORE SLIDE ACTION SHOTGUN

Lot #400 (Sale Order 421 of 831)

Serial # 5246. This is a first year production 12 bore with a 26" barrel and open choke. Barrels are twist steel. Shotgun features an exposed hammer, blue finish, plain pistol grip walnut stock with Marlin plate. Fore-end is grooved. Metal retains virtually all of the re-applied blue finish and as a result, the barrel legends are readable but thin. Refinished stocks are excellent but slightly shy to metal. Bore and action are fine. Numbers on frame and barrel do not match. This gun is not safe to shoot with modern shot shells. (A)

ITHACA MODEL 37 SLIDE ACTION 16 BORE SHOTGUN

Lot #401 (Sale Order 422 of 831)

Serial #378267. This bottom eject Model 37 was made in 1951 and features a 28" barrel, full choke, 2 3/4" chamber with etched duck scene on frame and blue finish on metal with checkered & capped pistol grip walnut stock with recoil pad and grooved walnut fore-end. Barrel retains about 80% original blue blending with soft patina and scattered age spots. Frame retains about the same amount of blue mixing with patina and some handling marks. Stock is excellent with some impressions, high edge wear and some minor finish loss. Pad is going flat. Bore is clean.

REMINGTON MODEL 31 SLIDE ACTION 16 BORE SHOTGUN

Lot #402 (Sale Order 423 of 831)

Serial # 554264. These were made from 1931 through 1949. This is a 16 bore with a full choked barrel that has had an adjustable Poly choke added. Chamber measures 2 3/4. Features plain barrel, blue finish, take down with plain walnut pistol grip stock and Remington plate with grooved forearm. Barrel retains approximately 85-90% original blue that is dulling and mixing with patina. Frame has overall high edge wear, scattered age freckles and has dulled. Stocks are excellent with some added finish and usual impressions. Bore and action are fine. *(C&R)

SAVAGE MODEL 67 SERIES D -12 BORE SHOTGUN

Lot #403 (Sale Order 424 of 831)

Serial # B389055. Barrel measures 28" with modified choke and a 3" chamber. Metal finish is blue with plain barrel. Stocks are made of hardwood with pressed checkered pistol grip with plastic plate and plain forearm. Bore is clean. Metal is about 85% with scattered handling marks and light thinning. Wood is excellent with usual impressions and minor finish loss. It may be a cheap shotgun but this writer got his first and only 25 straight trap shooting patch with this same model and have not done it since with any other way more pricey shotguns. *

STEVENS MODEL 79 SLIDE ACTION 20 BORE SHOTGUN

Lot #404 (Sale Order 425 of 831)

Serial #D228677. Features a 28" plain barrel, 3'' chamber, 20 bore, modified choke with blue metal and pistol grip pressed checkered hardwood stock. Metal retains approximately 85% plus original blue with some thinning and handling marks. Stocks are excellent with usual impressions and minor finish loss. Bore is clean. *

WINCHESTER MODEL 1894 SRC (1902)

Lot #405 (Sale Order 426 of 831)

Serial #269374. One of the most iconic of all American made firearms, the Winchester Model 1894 SRC in 30-30 caliber. This has all of the pre-war features to include a 20" barrel, full magazine, two barrel bands, fixed post front sight, replaced Marbles sporting rear sight, saddle ring and stud, walnut stocks with metal carbine butt-plate. This is a clean, untouched example. The barrel retains traces of bright factory blue in protected areas with the balance of finish simply aged with gray patina, some scattered freckling and razor sharp legends. The tube has approximately 50% light factory blue with balance blending . The frame has some hidden blue behind saddle ring but is basically a soft gray patina with some age spotting. The walnut stocks are excellent, proud to metal, with scattered light impressions. There is frosted but good rifling and the action is crisp. This carbine saw use but was well cared for and has the look. *(C&R)

WINCHESTER MODEL 1873 RIFLE (1883)

Lot #406 (Sale Order 427 of 831)

Serial #133126. The famed Winchester Model 1873, one of the most recognized weapons of all time. This is the classic standard rifle that features a 24" round barrel, full magazine, German silver dove-tail front sight, Winchester semi-buckhorn sporting rear sight, blue finish, case color hammer and lever, walnut stocks with rifle butt plate. This rifle is chambered for the .38 WCF cartridge. The barrel and tube are a rich blend of blue and patina that give this rifle that beautiful untouched plum color. The frame retains flashes of blue in all the protected areas blending with soft patina and gray for a nice homogeneous look. The stocks are flush with metal and have a dark rich appearance with usual small nicks and impressions. The case colors have darkened. The action is crisp and the rifling is defined but frosty with minor abrasion. Clean original gun with great eye appeal. (A)

WINCHESTER DELUXE MODEL 71 RIFLE (1951)

Lot #407 (Sale Order 428 of 831)

Serial #32659. The robust old school Model 1886 frame was the basis for the 1936 update of the old west classic big bore rifle. Winchester took many of the special order features of the old 86 and incorporated them into a standard rifle such as the 24" barrel, half magazine, pistol grip stock and steel shotgun butt-plate, all of which would have been special order on the old 86. The 71 deluxe rifle also featured fine hand checkering and sling swivels. The Model 71 was factory drilled for a receiver sight which was far more precise than the old tang peep sight. The front sight on this rifle is the updated hooded ramp style. The rear sight barrel slot is filled and the rear is a Lyman number 56. Also new for this Model 71 update of the old 1886 is the caliber they settled on as the best of all worlds and the only caliber ever offered in this model, the new .348 Winchester. Introduced in 1936, it was the most powerful cartridge ever produced for a lever action rifle for the time. It is still capable of taking every type of game known to the North American continent. As to condition, this rifle has seen light use and was well cared for. There is some light muzzle wear and a tweak of high edge wear on frame and magazine with minor handling marks. The lever still retains at least 85% original blue and the balance of metal is a solid 97%. The stocks show some finish loss, minor handling marks and impressions with sharp checkering. The bore and action are flawless. *(C&R)

ROSS MODEL 1910 BOLT ACTION SPORTING RIFLE

Lot #408 (Sale Order 429 of 831)

Serial #10511. Most military collectors are familiar with the Canadian Ross Military rifle first introduced in 1903 and its subsequent updated Models. They were known for their accuracy and smooth bolt actions and were used by Canadian and Australian military through the First World War. It was during the War that they got a bad reputation. The tolerance level was so precise that under harsh condition, they would not function properly as they were just too well made. That , coupled with horrible ammunition, made for bad reviews from soldiers but that was not the case for hunters and target shooters. There sporting rifles were some of the finest ever made. This is the updated Model 1910 chambered for the .280 Ross cartridge. It features a rich factory blue finish, a smooth as silk bolt, finely hand checkered pistol grip and fore-end, a stylish schnauble at the face of stock, a single folding leaf rear sight and a band mounted front sight. The barrel and frame retain at least 97% of their original factory blue finish with just some light high edge wear and minor handling marks. The magazine blue has faded to about 60% mixing with soft gun metal gray. The grip cap and butt-plate are finely checkered in the Niedner style. The checkering is still sharp and the walnut stock shows typical impressions and handling marks. The rifling is sharp and the straight pull bolt is smooth and functions flawlessly. A beautiful pre-WW1 sporting rifle. *(C&R)

WINCHESTER SUPER GRADE .375 MODEL 70 (1950)

Lot #409 (Sale Order 430 of 831)

Serial #169687. This is a late transition period Super Grade in the venerable .375 Holland & Holland cartridge. Like all Super Grade Pre-1964 rifles, it features deluxe pistol grip checkered stock, black fore-end tip, Super Grade sling swivels and Super Grade is stamped into the floor plate. Standard on the .375 Super Grade is the Winchester red rubber solid pad. This rifle features the straight comb, a 25" barrel, hooded ramp front sight, two leaf folding rear sight, engraved twin stock re-enforcing bolts and Winchester grip cap. The bolt is jeweled and there is no visible matching etched serial number visible. There is a slight hint of high edge wear on frame along with a touch of wear at muzzle. There is a ghost image on left side of the frame where a receiver sight once was but has been removed and factory holes are filled. The bolt knob finish is thinning. Scope bases are mounted into factory drilled holes on top of frame. Walnut stocks have a fine satin finish with razor sharp checkering. Bore and action are like new. A solid 98% gun with light handling marks. *(C&R)

1ST YEAR WINCHESTER MODEL 1887 12 BORE LEVER

Lot #410 (Sale Order 431 of 831)

Serial #2215. Designed by John Browning, it was not only the first American made lever action shotgun, it was one of the first successful repeating shotguns as well. This gun was made during the first year of production. It features a 30" full choke barrel with a tube fed half magazine, case color frame and lever with walnut pistol grip stock and two piece forearm. The butt-plate is checkered steel. This example is in excellent, all original condition. The barrel retains approximately 85% blue that is drifting and mixing with soft patina. About 10" of the top breech of barrel is turning a soft patina thinning to gun metal gray. The frame still exhibits traces of case color in hidden areas but has basically drifted to a soft gray with age freckling. The stocks are excellent with usual small impressions and light handling marks. The bore is clean and the action is tight. Even the tube retains at least half the original blue that has thinned to patina on its base. A fine early example of this popular lever 12 bore. (A)

FINE COLT BISLEY .32-20 REVOLVER (1903)

Lot #411 (Sale Order 432 of 831)

Serial #240489. This is a fine condition Bisley that features a 4 3/4" barrel, .32-20 caliber, blue and case color with Colt logo gutta percha grips. The condition is wonderful. The barrel retains at least 85-90% original high polish blue finish with light muzzle wear, some hints of thinning and minor handling marks. The tube has all the blue in the protected top area and mixed on high side. The cylinder has thinned to gray on high edges and bearing surface but has all the blue in the flutes and at least 60% thereafter. The frame screws retains nearly all of their fire blue as does the sides of the trigger. The straps have softened to gray patina but the trigger guard still shows half it's original blue that is blending. The frame still shows off a good third of the original color that is brighter in protected areas. Even the target wide spur hammer has nearly all of it's hidden bright colors. The grips are excellent and original but not to this gun as they are a bit shy to metal and number scratched inside does not match. The action has all four of the distinctive Colt clicks and is smooth as silk. The bore is sharp. *(C&R)

BELGIUM SINGLE SHOT .32 RIFLE

Lot #412 (Sale Order 433 of 831)

NSN. Typical late 19th century .32 rim fire single shot rifle stamped Belgium with no other markings indicating a probable guild built gun. Features include a 22" full octagon barrel with a one piece pistol grips checkered walnut stock. The rifling is still fairly sharp. Once block is opened and cartridge inserted, the block does not lock in place but gun does function. Metal is mix of blue and brown. Stock is very good with usual handling marks. (A)

AMERICAN GUN CO. KNICKERBOCKER 12 BORE SHOTGUN

Lot #413 (Sale Order 434 of 831)

Serial #141936. This shogun has had the barrels shortened to 18 1/2" and is now a so called stagecoach gun. Frame has false side plates. Walnut stock with checkered pistol grip stock and splinter fore-end. Double triggers. Metal is a blend of brown and gun metal gray patina. Stocks are very good with some added finish and usual nicks and impressions. The checkering on fore-end is almost worn smooth. Bores are fairly clean. Locks up but has play. Cool looking but should never be fired. *(C&R)

HIGH QUALITY HAND TOOLED SADDLE LEATHER SCABBARD

Lot #414 (Sale Order 435 of 831)

We could not find a maker stamp but this is an extremely high quality, saddle leather scabbard for a scoped rifle. The opening measures 8" and the length is 37 3/4". The entire scabbard is hand tooled in a Heiser type floral pattern. The straps are still present and pliable. The two buckles are both stamped Sterling and are fully engraved. I would date this scabbard to the 1930-40's and the original cost had to be excessive given the quality of hand tooling and leather.

PROFESSIONALLY FRAMED PETERS 1936 FULL CALENDAR

Lot #415 (Sale Order 436 of 831)

We could find only one other example of this calendar having been sold. It is a dramatic image in full color but is not artist signed. It has the original top band and the complete calendar pad. The staples have a bit of rust and there is an almost invisible repair about half way down on left side that is hard to see without a black light. The colors are vibrant and the borders show only modest wear with no fading, spotting nor any noticable fold lines. It is face mounted on a solid matte as to not hide any of the poster. It was then professionally framed with a beautiful gold frame. Ready to hang in your gun room. Total framed size is 39 x 22"

FRAMED 1902 LAFLIN & RAND FOUR SEASONS AD

Lot #416 (Sale Order 437 of 831)

In 1902, the famed gun powder company issued a set of four cardboard adverting pieces referred to as the "Four Seasons" . Each card measures 7 1/2 x 12 1/2" Each features a full color image of a child , armed with a firearm, hunting the game of each season. The back of each card has a printed testimonial. This set has been professionally corner mounted and has glass on both sides to show front and back of each ad. All four have a small pin hole on top and some minor toning but they are in excellent, all original condition with no touch ups. A wonderful gun advertising display piece that dates to a simpler and far less political correct period of American history, our history. Total size is 41 x 18".

SCARCE 1950'S BROWNING GLASS DEALER DISPLAY

Lot #416a (Sale Order 438 of 831)

The cardboard easel back has a Chicago 9, Ill maker stamp, pre-zip code. The advertising piece measures 6x9. It is printed in gold foil under glass announcing Browning Franchised Dealer with images of four sportsmen. Piece is in near mint condition with no edge chips and the first of it's kind we have seen. Not a lot of Browning advertising out there.

CA. 1910 REMINGTON MODEL 10 ADVERTISING POSTER

Lot #417 (Sale Order 439 of 831)

The original artwork is by famed illustrator Hy S. Watson. Full color image depicts a bird hunter and his dog on a fall outing armed with the new Remington Model 10 slide action shotgun. It is an original poster and not a calendar top as evidenced by the metal bands on both ends. There are a few horizontal creases but clean and bright with no staining or tears and there has never been any restoration. The poster measures 18 x 27" and is full corner mounted on matte with beautiful mission style frame to a total measurement of 24 x 33"

FRAMED 20-MULE TEAM BORAX ADVERTISING POSTER

Lot #418 (Sale Order 440 of 831)

This poster is printed in tan & brown hue much like an etching or block print. It features the image of the famous 20-mule team wagon with advertising on printed wood frame image. Print is in excellent condition and measures 14 x 40" and a total framed measurement of 16 x 42"

LARGE FRAMED 1920'S CARDBOARD DOMINION AMMUNITION

Lot #419 (Sale Order 441 of 831)

this large heavy cardboard store advertising sign measures 38 x28" and framed to 30 1/2 x 40 1/2". It is an easel back with center fold. Features full color image of a hunter examining his shot shells as they are displayed in the old style two piece box. There is also a smaller image of a hunter putting out decoys while in his small one man boat. This piece has never had any restoration and , being so large, the usual light abrasions, minor age spotting and a few wrinkles but displays great, is all original, and the first of it's kind we have seen. It was professionally framed in a mission style frame that was obviously a very expensive job and it is now ready to hang.

ORIGINAL ILLUSTRATION ART 1915 WINCHESTER 1886

Lot #420 (Sale Order 442 of 831)

Original oil on canvas painting by western illustrator Frank O'Neill. On the back is painted "Thoughts of the Morning, painted by Frank C O'Neill Value $125.00" It is also signed and dated 1915 on face. The painting represents the image of an old hunter at his camp fire with his Winchester Model 1886 at his side. The painting is in excellent condition with no restoration of any kind and is in it's original frame and backing. A wonderful original art work by a known illustrator with a Winchester theme.

FRAMED 1918 U.S.NAVY PANORAMIC PHOTOGRAPH

Lot #421 (Sale Order 443 of 831)

While the US Army group pictures are fairly common, not so with Navy panoramic pictures dating to the First World War. All of the sailors are in uniform and are armed with the 1903 US Springfield rifle. The picture is virtually free of the normally seen fold lines or creases. The image has not faded and there is still a crystal clear contrast. The picture promotes the 100% Liberty Bond Company. Photo was taken in Chicago, more than likely at the Great Lakes Naval Training Center. It has been re-matted and backed but the frame is period original.

HUGE FRAMED 1924 WINCHESTER CARDBOARD TRITYCH AD

Lot #422 (Sale Order 444 of 831)

This 3-panel heavy cardboard store advertising piece was produced for Winchester following the 1923 competitive shooting season where the company boasts the accomplishments of shooters using Winchester firearms in both the 1922 and 1923 competition. The right panel boasts about the Winchester Model 52 and pictures images of shooters in military garb using this model. The left panel features trap shooters armed with the Model 12 slide action shotgun and Winchester shot shells. The large center panel features two deer hunters in a canoe, armed with a Model 1894 rifle, who have just spotted a buck. The entire base of the advertising sign are over a dozen images of Winchester boxed ammunition. The image measures 37 1/2 x 55" not including the wood frame. There is some minor age spotting and some minor scrapes with some fading and paper folds, especially in the center top of main image and some scuffs on side panels and light edge wear but still very colorful. A few minor areas of expert restoration would help but not really needed as the image is still bright and clean. We could not find this image having been offered in recent history.

FERDINAND EBNER HALF STOCK PLAINS SPORTING RIFLE

Lot #423 (Sale Order 445 of 831)

Ebner was a custom rifle maker baed i Burlington Iowa from 1856-1890. The rifle has his name stamped into the top barrel flat. It is a fairly typical Plains rifle that features a 31 1/2" full octagon barrel that is rifled to a .36 bore percussion. It is a half stock with pewter fore-end tip, single wedge escutcheon, unmarked lock, double set triggers, brass trigger guard and butt-plate, long tang rear sporting sight, dove-tail front sight base (sight broken and needs replacing) , walnut stock, under barrel full rib with period oak cleaning rod. Metal is a soft brown patina. Edges are true. Stock is excellent with a 7" closed stress crack under forearm and then just minor impressions and handling marks. Rifling is pronounced with some minor abrasion. Lock needs some work as set triggers will not set or release the hammer. Really clean maker marked Plains rifle. (A)

CHARLES SIEBERT HALF STOCK HEAVY BARREL RIFLE

Lot #424 (Sale Order 446 of 831)

Charles Siebert was a custom rifle builder based in Columbus Ohio from 1851-1870. The top barrel flat is stamped C. Siebert Columbus O. The lock is also stamped C. Siebert. This is a beautiful half stock .45 bore percussion target or bench rifle, the type employed by snipers on both sides of the Mason-Dixon during the Civil War. Features include a 31" heavy octagon barrel with false muzzle (attachment present) double set triggers, a hooded tube style front sight, barrel cut for rear sporting sight has a filler and a lollipop style tang sight is present. The walnut stock displays stunning grain with a checkered wrist and sea shell carved design on fore-end tip. A period cleaning rod is retained by two thimbles and no barrel bottom rib. The barrel finish is a smooth dark brown original finish. Lock has darkened with some minor age spotting. The hammer has one of the best dogs head you will find. Stock is superb with just minor impressions. Set triggers are working. The bore is razor sharp and shiny. This is one of the nicest half stock heavy barrel bench or sniper rifles we have seen. (A)

EMILE LAPORT SMALL BORE SXS PERCUSSION GUN

Lot #425 (Sale Order 447 of 831)

This is a side by side percussion .460 bore shotgun made in Leige by Emile Laport. Barrel is stamped Casa Laport in gold damascene with some similar decoration at breech Gun has double exposed hammers and triggers. Beautiful browned twist steel 29 1/2" barrels stamped Belgium. The locks, tang and trigger guard are plated and engraved. The one piece half stock has a carved Lion head with ruby inset eyes, a plated metal patch box on left side, sling swivels and carving on both wrist and forearm. There is a period wood cleaning rod secured by two thimbles. Bores measure .460 and barrels are not rifled. Overall, this diminutive little gun is in near mint condition showing just handling marks for the most part. No flaws that are worthy of mention.

TWO TRIGGER FRANK WESSON RIFLE

Lot #426 (Sale Order 448 of 831)

Serial #4346. First offered in 1859. It has a tip up action activated by the forward trigger and fired with the back trigger. It is made for the .32 caliber rim fire cartridge. It sports a 24" full octagon barrel with an iron frame and walnut rifle stock. The front sight is a dove-tail silver blade with folding leaf rear. The barrel retains approximately 85% blue/brown mix with age freckling and blending with soft patina. The iron frame is basically a brown patina mixing with gun metal gray. There is a brass repair on tang. The manual right side ejector is present and working. Barrel is stamped with maker and address. Stocks are very good and proud to metal but does have former owners three initials carved at base of butt. Action opens and works well. The bore has well defined rifling with light abrasion. (A)

NR-MT UNISSUED MODEL 1861 US NAVY WHITNEY RIFLE

Lot #427 (Sale Order 449 of 831)

Serial #4859. Under an 1861contract, Whitney delivered 10,000 of these rifles to the US Government in 1864. The barrel is dated 1863. This is a first type that has the large eagle and flag motif on lock, also dated 1863 and stamped US Whitneyville. The barrel measures 34" and exhibits 3 groove rifling, .69 caliber. The distinctive rear sight is sighted to 1000 yards. The left side of barrel has the VP eagle proof marks. The left side of the walnut full length stock has the inspector stamp FCW for Frank Warner which is both bold and easy to see. All mountings are made of iron and finished in the white. US is stamped on butt-plate and bands. The number on tang is not actually a serial number as it was used to match to the saber bayonet which accompanies this rifle but that number is 7687. The bayonet has a 22 1/2" blade with solid brass handle. The maker stamped is mostly unreadable but it is the Collins & Co. Hartford Conn. partially readable. The rifle also features two bands, a large cylinder style head and two sling swivels. This rifle is nicknamed "The Plymouth" after the USS Plymouth under the command of Captain Dahlgren. The condition is outstanding. The bore is near mint as is the stock with just minor bruises. The metal is still in the white with no cleaning scars and just some minor aging spots or dulling. This gun appears to be basically un-issued and has to be one of the nicest Whitney Civil War era Navy rifles extant. (A)

WINCHESTER MODEL 12 US TRENCH 12 BORE SHOTGUN

Lot #428 (Sale Order 450 of 831)

Serial #1017885. This US Trench gun was made in 1946 just after the Second World War ended. They were used after the war for guard duty, then called back to service during the Korean conflict and even issued in Viet Nam. The serial number falls into the late proper range as dictated in the best book written on US Combat Shotguns by Bruce Canfield which is where all of our data was derived. Shotgun features the 20" cyl choked barrel, 4 hole heat shield and bayonet lug with W stamped on left side. The right side of the frame has the ordnance bomb and stamped US . This stamp will also be found on the top of the barrel. The left side of the plain pistol grip stock has the inspector cartouche GHD for Guy Dewey as well as the Ordnance Wheel stamp. The end of shield is flush with end of barrel and when the shield is removed, you will see the three proper notches on bottom. The walnut stock has the comb flutes and a proper style composite butt-plate but it is rather large, having been re-placed and could be fitted properly. As to the original factory metal finish, there are some light handling marks on frame and barrel but gun still retains at least 97% of the original commercial quality finish. The stocks are excellent with just the typical impressions and handling marks. The bore and action are crisp. Included is a correct WWI model 1917 Remington Bayonet and green leather scabbard. The bayonet has "Eagle Head / Ordnance Bomb proof/US" on the right side with the obverse having "1917/W" proof. Given the near mint condition of this weapon, it is obvious that it saw more guard duty than combat. As these guns become more desirable each day, they should prove to be a great investment in American military history. *(C&R)

WINCHESTER MODEL 12 US TRENCH 12 BORE SHOTGUN

Lot #429 (Sale Order 451 of 831)

Serial #996989. This US Trench gun was made in 1946 just after the Second World War ended. They were used after the war for guard duty, then called back to service during the Korean conflict and even issued in Viet Nam. The serial number falls into the late proper range as dictated in the best book written on US Combat Shotguns by Bruce Canfield which is where all of our data was derived. Shotgun features the 20" cyl choked barrel and is stamped on left side of the barrel along with 2 3/4" chamber. It is a take-down model with matching serial numbers. Installed is the proper 4 hole heat shield and bayonet lug with a "W" stamped on left side of lug. The shield has the built in bayonet lug as well as the sling swivel. The right side of the frame has the ordnance bomb and is stamped US . This stamp will also be found on the top of the barrel. The left side of the plain pistol grip stock has the inspector cartouche GHD for Guy Dewey as well as the Ordnance Wheel stamp. As to the original factory metal finish, there are some light handling marks on frame and barrel but gun still retains at least 98% of the original commercial quality finish. In fact, when examining the magazine tube, there is just a couple of small marks which indicates that this shotgun has not even been racked more than a few times and never saw any use. The stock is also in almost new condition with barely a handling mark. The grooved fore-end is a bit darker showing some storage residue but free of dents. The bore and action are crisp as new. Given the near mint condition of this weapon, it is obvious that it saw no use and was probably never issued. Included is a Model 1917 blued bayonet with leather scabbard. Marked "Ordnance/ US " on one side and "1917/W" on the other. As these guns become more desirable each day, they should prove to be a great investment in American military history. *(C&R)

SWISS VETTERLI MODEL 1881 MILITARY BOLT RIFLE

Lot #430 (Sale Order 452 of 831)

Serial #87202. This model is basically a Model 1878 with the 1600 meter rear sight and single trigger. It is chambered for the 10.4x42 cartridge and sports a 33" barrel with an 11 round tube magazine concealed inside the fore-arm. Other features include a near full length walnut fore-end that is checkered and has two barrel bands. The stock wears a metal butt-plate and sling swivel. A cleaning rod is mounted beneath the barrel. This is a very clean example with all visible matching numbers. The metal is a smooth blue and soft patina mix and is free of any pitting or abrasions. The stock to is in excellent condition with just some minor handling marks. The bore and action are sharp. The Vetterli rifle has the distinction of being the first ever bolt action cartridge repeating military rifle as it was first adopted in 1869, only four short years after our Civil War but light years ahead of the weapons being used by the American military at that time. It's place in military weapon history is unquestioned. (A)

FULL BOX OF 20 SWISS .41 RIMFIRE AMMO (OPEN)

Lot #430a (Sale Order 453 of 831)

Full box of Italian made .41 Swiss rim fire ammunition. There is some toning to lead bullets but very clean box and ammo.

FULL SEALED BOX OF 20 SWISS .41 RIMFIRE AMMUNITION

Lot #430b (Sale Order 454 of 831)

Offered is a full, factory sealed Italian made .41 Swiss rim fire ammunition. Boxed contains 20 rounds and still has the Made in Italy seal around two piece box . The box is very clean with near full label. Very scarce box to find in this caliber and still sealed.

RELIC CIVIL WAR SMITH CARBINE

Lot #431 (Sale Order 455 of 831)

Serial #14095. The Smith carbine was widely popular with Union cavalry units during the Civil War. They were standard issue to the following units; 3rd West Virginia, the 7th and 11th Illinois, the 1st Connecticut, the 7th and 17th Pennsylvania, the 6th and 9th Ohio and the 1st Massachusetts. Of these units, the 1st Mass, 17 Penn, 3rd W.Va, and 6th Ohio were all engaged at Gettysburg. This carbine looks like it was in several battles. The carbine is a 50 caliber percussion single shot SRC with a 21 5/8" barrel and was made by the Massachusetts Arms Co.. There is a barrel release in front of trigger that allows carbine to be breech loaded. As to condition, it is rough, stock broken and repaired. The metal is heavy patina with scattered corrosion. Not a closet queen but steeped in history. (A)

U.S. SMITH -CORONA MODEL 1903-A3 BOLT ACTION RIFLE

Lot #432 (Sale Order 456 of 831)

Serial #3677075. On Feb. 25, 1942, Smith-Corona was granted a contract for M1903 rifle production. Their contract was cancelled on Feb. 19, 1944, by which time the firm had manufactured 234,580 M1903A3s. This mid-war rifle has the SC 4-43 dated barrel. It has all the standard features of an 03-A3 model with a 24" barrel, caliber is 30-06. walnut scant stock with long hand guard, A3 rear battle sight, pressed steel hardware with matte military finish. Left side of stock has the Augusta Arsenal rebuild cartouche. Rifle is in excellent condition with approximately 90% metal finish. The stock has just minor handling marks with deep rich color. The rifling is sharp. *(C&R)

1935 SPANISH MODEL 98 MILITARY MAUSER BOLT RIFLE

Lot #433 (Sale Order 457 of 831)

Serial #2A-9612. Made by Fabrica de Armas La Corona model of 1935 in caliber 8mm. Receiver has crest. Barrel measures 24". There are no visible import stamps. The frame, floor plate and trigger guard have matching numbers. Straight bolt is numbered P-2740. There are no other visible numbers. The stock features a scant grip and has a sling swivel mounted as well as stock cut for sling. Metal retains about 80% of old arsenal dull blue. Stock has usual light handling marks and does not have any finish. The bore is sharp and shiny. Action is fine. *(C&R)

1924 SERBIAN MAUSER BOLT ACTION RIFLE.

Lot #434 (Sale Order 458 of 831)

Serial #93285. Caliber is 8mm and barrel measures 24" . Serbian crest and Model 1924 stamped above chamber. The stock number matches the frame but the bolt, trigger guard and floor plate numbers do not match. There are no visible import stamps nor any other visible serial numbers. The barrel is a blue brown patina while all other metal parts are a light brown patina with sharp legends. The stock is excellent having been refinished at one time. Bore and action are fine. *(C&R)

IAI M-1 CARBINE SEMI-AUTOMATIC RIFLE

Lot #435 (Sale Order 459 of 831)

Serial #M888-R203605. Newer copy of the WWII M1 .30 caliber carbine that features a hardwood stock, 18" barrel, Picatinny scope rail, PI stamped type two rear sight, bayonet lug, stock sling cut, matte finish and one extended magazine. Gun shows in as near new condition with handling marks and some wear at bolt. *

U.S. UNDERWOOD M-1 .30 CARBINE

Lot #436 (Sale Order 460 of 831)

Serial #2740912. The Underwood Typewriter Company was a manufacturer of typewriters headquartered in New York City, New York when they were pressed into the business of making guns for the war. The barrel is dated 9-43 with Underwood stamp and bomb. The front band is stamped MMQ, the bayonet lug stamped EMQ, safety stamped E-1, stock cut stamped JLB, rear sight stamped JAO. Hand guard has two rivets. Wrist has number 31painted in white. No import stamp. Metal is toned to a blue brown patina. Legends are sharp. Stock is excellent with usual dings and bruises. It should be noted that this serial number block was in the second block of rifles made from July of 1943 through March of 1944. This fine example has a nice and clean sharp bore. *(C&R)

GERMAN MILITARY MODEL G43 SEMI-AUTOMATIC RIFLE

Lot #437 (Sale Order 461 of 831)

Serial #7051d. Built by Carl Walther, the G-43 was an improved version of the G-41 that was introduced in 1943. It was a popular weapon with German sharp shooters during the later few years of the war. The AC 44 factory code dates this rifle to 1944. The left side of frame has the G-43 stamp, factory code and waffenampt stamps. The bolt number matches. Rear sight is graduated to 1200 meters The bottom of the stock has matching number 7051. The butt-plate has the trap. The barrel measures 22" and is chambered for the 8mm cartridge. Also features the nearly full length laminated stock and hand guard. The original magazine has the ayc factory code stamp with G43 and waffenampt stamp. Metal retains approximately 75% of it's original arsenal phosphate finish. The stocks are excellent with typical handling marks. The rifling is sharp. *(C&R)

NOGOYA ARSENAL JAPANESE TYPE 99 RIFLE

Lot #438 (Sale Order 462 of 831)

Serial #14207. Caliber is 7.7mm. Barrel measures 26". This rifle still wears the original mum on chamber, attached bipod and rear sight aircraft wings. Like most Japanese, the stocks are bruised. The metal is a mix of dull blue and patina. The floor plate and trigger guard a dark brown with light corrosion. The chrome lined bore is excellent. The bolt is stamped 207 to match the frame. The cleaning rod is missing. An honest, well used and complete WWII Japanese military rifle. *(C&R)

NOGOYA ARSENAL JAPANESE TYPE 99 RIFLE

Lot #439 (Sale Order 463 of 831)

Serial #6376. Caliber is 7.7mm. Barrel measures 26". This rifle has the original mum on chamber ground off but partially visible, no bipod or rear sight aircraft wings. Like most Japanese, the stocks are bruised. The metal is basically a dull gray patina. The floor plate and trigger guard exhibit light corrosion and pitting. The chrome lined bore is excellent. The bolt is stamped 376 to match the frame. The cleaning rod is missing. An honest, well used and complete WWII Japanese military rifle. *(C&R)

KOKURA ARSENAL JAPANESE TYPE 99 RIFLE

Lot #440 (Sale Order 464 of 831)

Serial #48855. Caliber is 7.7mm. Barrel measures 26". This rifle's mum on chamber has been ground, there is no attached bipod or rear sight aircraft wings. Like most Japanese, the stocks are bruised. The metal retains majority dull blue mixing with patina. The floor plate and trigger guard still have good amounts of finish. The chrome lined bore is excellent. The bolt is stamped 855 to match the frame. The cleaning rod is missing. An honest, well used and complete WWII Japanese military rifle. *(C&R)

CUT DOWN NAZI MARKED 98K MAUSER RIFLE

Lot #441 (Sale Order 465 of 831)

Serial # 9828. This is a BCD code, 1941 dated Nazi marked WWII rifle made at Gustloff Werke-Weimer. It has matching numbers on barrel, frame , floor-plate and trigger guard. Stock is cut, metal re-blued, receiver is tapped, sights removed, barrel still 24" and caliber is 8mm. Bolt is altered. Nazi eagles stamped on left side of frame and barrel. *(C&R)

CUT DOWN REMINGTON 1917 MOSIN NAGANT RIFLE

Lot #442 (Sale Order 466 of 831)

Serial #578507. Scarce WW1 Remington. Barrel cut, stock cut, metal reblued, several parts painted gold. mixed numbers. *(C&R)

CUT DOWN FRENCH MODEL 16

Lot #443 (Sale Order 467 of 831)

Serial #15504. Barrel cut to 21", stock cut, magazine plated, stock is sanded, plate does not fit, id number etched on frame. Parts? *(C&R)

CUT DOWN SNYDER CONVERSION MUSKET

Lot #444 (Sale Order 468 of 831)

NSN. Barrel measures 33", stock cut down, one band remaining, .70 caliber, barrel stamped MODOC, metal is brown patina (A)

CONFEDERATE CONVERTED 1816 US MUSKET WITH BAYONET

Lot #445 (Sale Order 469 of 831)

NSN. When the Civil War broke out, there were thousands of US weapons stored in southern arsenals. Many of these weapons were woefully out of date but necessity being the mother of invention, the Union Manufacturing Company of Richmond, Virginia performed bolster conversions on a number of out of date U.S. Model 1816 Flintlock muskets to percussion at the beginning of the Civil War. These muskets were of 69 caliber with smoothbore barrels. In addition to changing the bolster and breech, this barrel has been shortened to 33 1/2" cut from original 42" length. The stock was shortened just ahead and flush with the rear barrel band. The original lock bears the Harpers Ferry 1836 stamp along with the US eagle. If you look at a copy of the book by Dr. Murphy entitled “CONFEDERATE RIFLES & MUSKETOONS” on pages.709-718, there is an illustration of identical conversion of bolster and breech on page 717. On the left side of the walnut stock is a carved Maltese cross that was used by the 5th Corp of the Union Army so this may be a capture gun. Along with this musket, there is an original Boyle and Gamble bayonet. These were made in Richmond Virginia. This example features the typical cast brass one piece grip, pommel and hilt with serial number 069 but no maker stamp. The blade has a full length fuller and measures 20 1/2" with a total length of 25 3/4". The release spring is broken. The blade shows heavy layer of rust with heavy wear. You can still see the distinctive line on the barrel that is 10 1/2" from muzzle where it was simply press fit to the barrel. The musket itself is in very good condition showing much use and untouched since conversion to percussion. All metal surfaces are a rich brown patina. All legends on lock are razor sharp. The butt plate is marked US. The stock is in like condition. There are numerous dings and impressions but original finish remains with rich color walnut. There is a light crack on left side of stock at breech of barrel. The nipple area is a bit corroded as expected but the hammer is in fine working order with tight spring. The bore is not bad but, of course, there is black powder abrasions. A true Confederate converted and used US 1816 Musket with a rare Confederate bayonet as well. A true piece of Confederate Civil War history. (A)

LOT OF 2 JAPANESE MILITARY RIFLES.

Lot #446 (Sale Order 470 of 831)

A. Serial # 00789162, Type 30. 6.5mm, 31 1/4" barrel, Koishikawa arsenal, mum is ground, mismatched, dark brown metal, wood is good, missing cleaning rod. B. Serial #881270, barrel 31 1/4", 6.5mm, same type and arsenal as above, mum ground, stock cut, mismatched numbers, metal blue mixing to brown wood decent but has white paint dripped on left side. Good parts guns *(C&R)

BRITISH ENFIELD NO. 5 JUNGLE CARBINE

Lot #447 (Sale Order 471 of 831)

Serial #Q6911. This jungle carbine is dated 8-45. It features a 20 1/2" barrel, chambered for the .303 British cartridge, short fore-end and stock, distinctive flash suppressor, rear sight graduated to 800 yards, and rubber end butt-plate. The left side of frame is etched No5MKIROF (F). Band is stamped England. Metal still retains traces of black enamel finish with balance smooth patina. Stocks are excellent with added varnish. Bore is fine. Comes with green canvas sling. *(C&R)

FRENCH MAS MODEL 1936 BOLT ACTION RIFLE

Lot #448 (Sale Order 472 of 831)

Serial #FH73896. This is an imported post-war arsenal rework with gray parkerized finish. Caliber is 7.5x54mm. Barrel measures 22 1/2". Numbers do not match. This bolt action has a five shot magazine capacity. The MAS was the French military rifle from 1936-1949. Stock and hand guard are oil finished walnut. Metal retains approximately 90% of the arsenal finish with usual handling marks. Fine bore and action. This example is import stamped on frame. *(C&R)

CHINESE TYPE 53 CARBINE 1955

Lot #449 (Sale Order 473 of 831)

Serial #3011050. 7.62x54 caliber. The Model 53 rifle(carbine) is a Chinese copy of the Russian Mosin Nagant that was first produced in 1953. This carbine is dated 1955 with Chinese characters stamped on breech. The barrel measures 20 1/2". Bolt number does not match. No import stamps. The stock and hand guard are walnut and this carbine features a built in folding bayonet as well. The metal retains most of the original dull blue and patina blend with nice blue on bayonet. A number of these guns made there way into the hands of the rebels during the early 1950's when they were French occupied. They were also used by the Viet -Cong against the Americans once they took over control of the country from France. Fairly scarce carbine over here and very historic. *(C&R)

UNIVERSAL M-1 .30 CARBINE

Lot #450 (Sale Order 474 of 831)

Serial #390053. This is a copy of the US Model M-1 carbine. Universal first produced the M1 Carbine in 1961 using many original surplus GI parts until they eventually exhausted the supply and starting building them with all newly manufactured parts. Most of the GI parts are interchangeable with the Universal made carbines. This example has a ventilated metal heat shield instead of the traditional riveted wooden hand guard. The rear sight is a copy of the Type II military rear sight. The stock is made of hardwood and all metal parts have a military type matte finish. This gun appears to be in near new lightly used condition. *

JAPANESE TYPE 14 NAMBU SEMI-AUTOMATIC PISTOL

Lot #451 (Sale Order 475 of 831)

Serial # 15309. Barrel length 4 1/2" , caliber 8mm nambu. This pistol made in 1943 at Nagoya arsenal (18.7). Standard mid-war issue with blue finish, straw colors, 17 groove mahogany grips, magazine number matching. Approximately 85% original blue remains with balance mixing with soft plum patina and some light freckles. Good straw colors on trigger. Bore is fine. Nice mid war Nambu. *(C&R)

RED 9 BROOMHANDLE MAUSER C-96 W/ HOLSTER & STOCK

Lot #451a (Sale Order 476 of 831)

Serial #883605. This gun was made as a commercial model between 1932-34. Also, a genuine Red 9 C-96 would have a rear sight graduated to 500 meters, not 1000 as is this gun. This is a late pre-WWII commercial that exhibits mismatch number parts, newer red nine grips and a rear sight not correct for a true red 9. With this being the case, we would not recommend that you assume it has been converted or ever was a 9mm. It must be chamber cast to determine if it is a 7.63 or 9mm. The markings on this gun are faint on chamber but it has a strong Mauser Banner. and right side frame stamps are legible. Gun retains about 95% of the re-applied blue finish. Grips are near mint as replaced. The bore is sharp. This gun comes with a period, or at least older, wooden holster/shoulder stock that has no serial number. The leather hanger is stamped Berlin 1916 but is also newer A newer cleaning rod is also included. Once checked out as to safety and caliber, should be a good shooting rig especially if it is a 9mm.

AMERICAN MADE FP-45 LIBERATOR .45 PISTOL

Lot #452 (Sale Order 477 of 831)

NSN. The Liberator pistol is referred to as the Model FP-45. It was made in the US and intended for use behind enemy lines by resistance fighters. It was a single shot .45 ACP pistol that was to be used to kill an enemy and take his gun and not meant as a long term weapon. The FP-45 was a crude, single-shot pistol designed to be cheaply and quickly mass-produced. It had just 23 largely stamped and turned steel parts that were cheap and easy to manufacture. It fired the .45 ACP pistol cartridge from an unrifled barrel. Five extra rounds of ammunition could be stored in the pistol grip. It was only produced in 1942 and was meant to be air dropped behind the lines. They have come to symbolize the meaning of freedom to the oppressed. This example is in good condition have toned but complete. it seems that in looking at images, they were put together in different methods using same basic idea. This one has some proof style marks on left side of barrel. *(C&R)

1934 CODE 42 MAUSER LUGER DATED 1940 PISTOL

Lot #452a (Sale Order 478 of 831)

Serial #4739. This is a standard German army issue Mauser made Luger produced in 1940. It features a 4" barrel and is chambered for the 9mm cartridge. Upwards of 50,000 of this model was produced soon after Germany invaded Poland. It was also the year of the six week attack on France that ended with their surrender. All parts of this pistol have matching numbers to include the magazine and right grip panel. All small parts are blue rather than straw. The right side of frame has the Waffenampt stamps with 655. This gun has seen use. The barrel is freckled with some wiped on finish, the left side plate has been cleaned to a spotted gun metal gray with overall high edge wear on entire pistol. The straps are gun metal gray with age freckling. Fine bore and action. Good honest example of early WWII Luger.

BOXED & UNFIRED SHOEI AIRSOFT GERMAN TYPE G-43

Lot #453 (Sale Order 479 of 831)

Offered is a detailed replica of the famous German G-43 rifle used during the Second World War. The original G-43 was built by Carl Walther and introduced in 1943. The frame is stamped G-43 with aye factory code and Waffenampt stamp. These same stamps are also on left side of magazine. This does not look like a toy, it is a heavy , full size replica with a wood laminated stock, full size magazine, military metal finish, etc. It is made in Japan and comes in the original box with sling and ammo pouch. Made by Shoei Seisakusho, they produced only 320 of them worldwide. The gun shoots a 6mm projectile and is a semi-automatic, 13 shot. These are nearly impossible to find and the last list price was $2000. No license required to purchase.

U.S. PROPERTY ENFIELD NO. 4 MK1 1942 RIFLE

Lot #454 (Sale Order 480 of 831)

Serial #2901510. The caliber is stamped .303 US on right side of barrel. The top of frame is stamped U.S. Property. There is a 52 stamped code before serial number on frame with matching serial number on left side of band with the 1942 stamp as well as import stamps. The frame is also marked No. 4 MK1/31F)FTR with No.4 ??? The No.4 Mark 1 was introduced in 1931. The barrel measures 25" All of these rifles were built at the Long Branch Canada plant or Savage-Stevens. This rifle does not have the C for Chicopee Falls or the L for Long Branch in the serial number so it is an early example but given the US Property, it had to be made by Savage. As to condition, the metal retains fully 50% of the original military finish and paint with the balance a smooth brown patina. Stocks are excellent with a painted white 12 on left side of stock. Right side of stock has a cartouche and it appears to be a circle with letters and a broad arrow but very faint. There is a stock repair and impressions. *(C&R)

CANANDIAN LONG BRANCH ENFIELD NO. 4 MK1* RIFLE

Lot #455 (Sale Order 481 of 831)

Serial #62L6106. The Long Branch Canada No.4 Mk1* is identical to the No. 4 Mk1. The frame is stamped Long Branch and there is a /51 code that proceeds serial number. The band has a matching number. The import stamp can be found on right side of barrel. This model has the grooved hand guard and the brass butt plate. The metal surfaces are a combination of paint and blue with about 50% finish. Wood has numerous dings as expected. *(C&R)

REMINGTON MODEL 95 DOUBLE DERRINGER

Lot #456 (Sale Order 482 of 831)

Serial #180. This is a type two Model number 3 made from 8-1911. It is an over under top hinge derringer chambered for the .41 rim fire with 3" barrels. Probably one of the most recognized firearms of the old west and popular with gamblers and soiled dove. It has been featured in numerous movies and television shows but none more profound as in the television series "Have Gun Will Travel" in which it played a prominent part. This gun retains 90% of the re-applied chrome finish with checkered faux ivory grips. Bores are sharp and the hinge is not cracked. *(C&R)

SDM 2-BARREL STACKED .22 DERRINGER

Lot #457 (Sale Order 483 of 831)

Serial #L003974. American made in New York, outwardly, it is a near dead ringer for a Frank Wesson 2-barrel stacked pistol. It is chambered for the .22 long rifle cartridge with 2 1/2" barrels. Barrels pivot for loading. It features an exposed hammer, spur trigger, black grips and nickel plated. It retains about 50% finish with balance gun metal gray. Grips are fine. Production was halted in 1977. *

ALLEN & THURBER PEPPERBOX REVOLVER

Lot #457a (Sale Order 484 of 831)

The Pepperbox was the first truly successful repeating American made pocket pistol This is a standard 6-shot with 3 1/4" barrels in .32 bore percussion. Overhead center hammer, double action, lightly engraved frame with walnut two piece bag handles. Indexes and lines up correctly. Barrels are stamped Allen & Thurber and Worcester and are a fine blue brown patina mix. Frame has tuned to a soft patina as well. Grips are excellent. with original finish and light high edge wear. Nice pre-Civil War pepperbox.

ETHAN ALLEN SINGLE SHOT DERRINGER

Lot #458 (Sale Order 485 of 831)

Serial # 1439. This is a scarce single barrel, 32 rim fire derringer made during the 1870's. It is estimated that fewer than 1000 of these were made in Mass. in several caliber's. The barrel slides open to the right for loading and has a 3" part octagon barrel. Maker is stamped on the left side of the barrel. It features an exposed hammer, spur trigger with birds head wooden grips. The bore is sharp but has an old ring. Metal is a dark gray patina with flashes of original blue. Legends are sharp. Scarce one for your derringer collection. (A)

HOPKINS & ALLEN XL SINGLE SHOT .41 RF. DERRINGER

Lot #459 (Sale Order 486 of 831)

NSN. The only legends on this scarce H&A derringer is "X L DERRINGER" stamped on top of frame with pat. April 5, 1870. It features a 2 1/2" octagon barrel with exposed hammer, spur trigger and wooden birds head grips. It is chambered for the .41 rimfire cartridge. Metal is all gray patina. No remaining visible rifling and light ring. (A)

NATIONAL ARMS COMPANY SINGLE SHOT .41 DERRINGER

Lot #460 (Sale Order 487 of 831)

Serial #8260. Made in Brooklyn from 1865-1870 before design and production was sold to Colt in 1870. It features an engraved iron frame with a 2" barrel and chambered for the .41 rim fire cartridge. It features an exposed hammer, spur trigger and wooden birds head grips. Finish now is all gray patina. Fine working order. Bore shows sharp rifling with minor abrasion. (A)

BROWN MFG. "SOUTHERNER" .41 RF DERRINGER.

Lot #461 (Sale Order 488 of 831)

Serial # 655. Manufactured from 1869-1873 in Mass. It is a swing out .41 single shot rim fire pistol with an exposed hammer, spur trigger and square butt rosewood grips. Frame is brass and the gun was factory nickel plated of which approximately 70% still remains with some brass showing through on frame. Legends are crisp and the grips excellent with few light impressions. Bore is sharp. This one of the nicer Southerners . (A)

MERWIN & BRAY .22 SINGLE SHOT DERRINGER

Lot #462 (Sale Order 489 of 831)

NSN. Made in NYC from 1859-1866. It was offered in both a .32 caliber and a .22 , both rim fire with the .22 being the scarcer of the two. It features a 3" octagon barrel, swing out , exposed hammer, spur trigger with rosewood saw handle grips. The frame is brass. The barrel is gun metal gray and the brass has mellowed with no signs of plating. Rifling is thin but visible. (A)

REMINGTON ELLIOT .22 DERRINGER

Lot #463 (Sale Order 490 of 831)

Serial #3659. Made from 1863-1870's. It is a five shot cylindrical barrel like a pepper-box but the barrels don't move, instead the firing pin rotates and is actives by pulling the forward ring. The grips are walnut. It seems to be working but ring does not rebound into position so needs a new spring. Metal is all gray patina with some light rusting at muzzles. Grips are excellent. Bores are dirty. (A)

REMINGTON ELLIOT .22 DERRINGER

Lot #464 (Sale Order 491 of 831)

Serial #5138. Made from 1863-1870's. It is a five shot cylindrical barrel like a pepper-box but the barrels don't move, instead the firing pin rotates and is activated by pulling the forward ring. The grips are walnut. It seems to be working but ring does not rebound into position so needs a new spring. Metal is all gray patina . Grips are excellent. Bores are dirty. (A)

REMINGTON VEST POCKET PISTOL

Lot #465 (Sale Order 492 of 831)

Serial #13479. This is the number 1 size chambered for the .22 rim fire sporting a 3 14" barrel, single shot with spur trigger and wood grips. Made from 1865-1888. It is an extremely small and flat pistol. The frame is stamped with company name. Metal is a smooth gray patina. Rifling is sharp. Very popular despite the caliber because of its size and slim profile. (A)

ACE 4-BARREL SHARPS TYPE DERRINGER

Lot #466 (Sale Order 493 of 831)

Serial #5750. Made in Brownsville Texas, this derringer looks similar to the Sharps 4-barrel. It is chambered for the .22 short rim fire cartridge. Barrels measures 1 3/4" . It had a gold painted finish with faux pearl grips. Gun retains traces of gold with balance a dark gray/brown. It has an exposed hammer and spur trigger with birds head grips. Most of the gold finish has rubbed off except for a few places. Barrels are cleaned in the white. Rifling is pronounced and action. *

SHARPS MODEL 1A 4-BARREL DERRINGER

Lot #467 (Sale Order 494 of 831)

Serial #35242. Made from 1859-1874. This model chambered for the .22 rim fire cartridge with a cluster of four barrels measuring 2 1/2". Brass frame with blued steel barrels. Features spur trigger, exposed hammer and wood grips that fit straight to frame. Firing pin rotates properly. Brass has been cleaned, barrels reblued and replaced grips. Has seven kill notches on back strap. Very good bores. (A).

SHARPS MODEL 1A 4-BARREL DERRINGER

Lot #468 (Sale Order 495 of 831)

Serial #17491. Made from 1859-1874. This model chambered for the .22 rim fire cartridge with a cluster of four barrels measuring 2 1/2". Brass frame with nickel finish barrels. Features spur trigger, exposed hammer and wood grips that fit straight to frame. Firing pin rotates properly. 85% nickel finish remains. Brass frame has been polished. Rosewood grips are excellent. Bores are clean. (A)

SHARPS MODEL 1C 4-BARREL DERRINGER

Lot #469 (Sale Order 496 of 831)

Serial # 14746. Made from 1859-1874. This model chambered for the .22 rim fire cartridge with a cluster of four barrels measuring 2 1/2". Brass frame with blued steel barrels. Features spur trigger, exposed hammer and wood grips that are rounded t to frame. Firing pin does not rotate. Brass frame has traces of original factory plating. Barrels retain about 90% original factory blue finish. Clean bores and excellent rosewood grips. (A)

SHARPS MODEL 2A 4-BARREL DERRINGER

Lot #470 (Sale Order 497 of 831)

Serial # 872. Made from 1859-1874. This model chambered for the .30 rim fire cartridge with a cluster of four barrels measuring 3". Brass frame with blued steel barrels. Features spur trigger, exposed hammer and checkered gutta percha grips that fit straight to frame. Firing pin rotates properly. The frame retains at least 75% of the factory original silver plating. Barrels are a brown patina mixed with freckling and traces of blue. Gutta percha grips are near mint. Bores are good. Firing pin rotates correctly.

SHARPS MODEL 2A 4-BARREL DERRINGER

Lot #471 (Sale Order 498 of 831)

Serial #6265. Made from 1859-1874. This model chambered for the .30 rim fire cartridge with a cluster of four barrels measuring 3". Brass frame with blue steel barrels. Features spur trigger, exposed hammer and checkered gutta percha grips that fit straight to frame. Firing pin rotates properly. The frame has mellowed and no signs of polishing. Barrels are a gun metal gray mixed with some soft patina. Gutta percha grips are near mint. Bores are good. (A)

SHARPS & HANKINS MODEL 3B 4-BARREL DERRINGER

Lot #472 (Sale Order 499 of 831)

Serial #8365. Sharps and Hankins stamped on top of barrels. This gun has iron frame, chambered for the.32 rim fire cartridge with 3 1/2 barrels. Grips are rounded to frame and no left side plate Hammer does not stay back when cocked. Metal is a pleasing blend of gun metal gray and smooth patina. Bores are good. (A)

FOREHAND ARMS CO. 5-SHOT .38 REVOLVER

Lot #473 (Sale Order 500 of 831)

Serial #171524. Patent 1891 double action .38 S&W with 2 1/2" octagon barrel, five shot, factory nickel finish with monogram black composite grips. Gun still retains about 85% original nickel with balance a soft patina. Grips are excellent. Action works fine. Rifling is sharp. *(C&R)

REMINGTON NEW MODEL NO. 4 REVOLVER

Lot #474 (Sale Order 501 of 831)

Serial #10267. This scarce gun was made from 1877-1888. This 5-shot single action spur trigger revolver is chambered for the .38 S&W center fire cartridge. Round barrel measures 2 1/2". Grips are checkered black gutta percha. Finish is factory nickel. Remington address stamped on top of barrel. Gun is excellent retaining at least 90% original nickel finish with a few scattered handling marks and couple areas of light roughness. . Bore is sharp and action crisp. Grips are near mint. Nice early pocket revolver. (A)

REMINGTON SMOOT NEW MODEL NO. 1 REVOLVER

Lot #475 (Sale Order 502 of 831)

Serial # 153. Caliber is .30 rim fire with 2 5/8" octagon barrel with full rib. Factory nickel plated, five shot, single action, spur trigger with birds head grip and black checkered gutta percha grips. Made 1875-1977. Rifling is sharp. Action works fine. Aside from some minor age freckles, gun retains about 95% original factory nickle finish. Nice example of early Remington. (A)

CASED HOPKINS & ALLEN XL NO. 4 REVOLVER

Lot #476 (Sale Order 503 of 831)

Serial # 328. Chambered for the .38 rim fire cartridge. Sports a 2 1/2" octagon barrel, five shot, single action, spur trigger, rosewood birds head grips. The cylinder and hammer retain 90% re-applied blue finish. Balance of gun a dull cleaned gray. Grips excellent as is bore. Legends sharp. Comes in home-made wooden case with open, nearly full, box of .38 rim fire ammo. This gun needs a finish. (A)

SCARCE BROOKLYN ARMS CO POCKET REVOLVER

Lot #477 (Sale Order 504 of 831)

Serial # 8333. These revolvers were only made for two years, 1863-1864. It is chambered for the ..32 caliber rim fire with a 3' round barrel, five shot, single action, spur trigger with varnished walnut grips. Odd gun made with individual chambers that slide forward one at a time. The brass frame is engraved and still retains generous amounts of original silver plating. The cylinder and barrel are a gun metal gray mixing with areas of dark brown patina while the slides still retain some original blue finish Indexes and locks up tight. Rifling is sharp. Grips are near mint. A very interesting idea to skirt S&W patent and the machining is amazing. (A)

COLT OPEN TOP POCKET REVOLVER (1874)

Lot #478 (Sale Order 505 of 831)

Serial #. 42550. A very popular Colt in the 1870's. It is a seven shot .22 rim fire pocket gun with a 2 1/2 barrel, nickel plated with birds head ivory grips. Colt address on top of barrel. Gun is a single action with spur trigger. Fine all original condition with approximately 855 original nickel , dulling a bit and a few areas of missing finish. Indexes and locks up tight with a sharp bore Grips have some minor age cracks and stress lines with nice color. The legends are sharp. Gun has never been polished. (A)

COLT NEW LINE ETCHED PANEL .22 REVOLVER

Lot #479 (Sale Order 506 of 831)

Serial #18218. This is a 2nd model long flute, seven shot, single action, spur trigger, factory nickel finish with rosewood birds head grips. Made from 1873-1877. The etched panel on left side of octagon barrel is readable. Top of barrel has Colt address. Frame shows some brass coming through on edges. Indexes and locks up tight. Rifling is strong with some residue. Solid 80% factory nickel. (A)

SMITH & WESSON NO. 1 THIRD ISSUE REVOLVER

Lot #480 (Sale Order 507 of 831)

Serial #71290. Made from 1868-1881. This 7-shot .22 short rim fire revolver features ribbed round 3 1/4" barrel, single action, spur trigger and rosewood birds head grips. The hammer has generous case colors. Grips are excellent with most of their original varnish. With exception to the cylinder, the balance of gun wears at least 90% original factory nickel with a few freckles. The cylinder has dark brown patina on high edges and in flutes. the bore is sharp and clean. The cylinder does not index when cocked so will need a little tune-up. (A)

ATNA MODEL 2 1/2 .32 RIMFIRE REVOLVER

Lot #481 (Sale Order 508 of 831)

NSA. It is believed that these were made by Harrington & Richardson. There was an Aetna Arms in New York as well. This revolver is stamped ATNA 2 1/2 on top of frame. That's it, no serial number. It is a five shot, single action, spur trigger with exposed hammer and decorative black gutta percha grips. Revolver sports a 2 1/2" octagon barrel and is factory nickel plated. Has seen little use. Trace of burn on cylinder face and a few minor handling marks. Solid 99% gun from the later part of the 19th century. Nice case colors on hammer, near perfect bore and action locks up like a vault. (A)

IVER JOHNSON .32 HAMMERLESS REVOLVER

Lot #482 (Sale Order 509 of 831)

Serial #81185. This is a hammerless, five shot, double action revolver chambered for the .32 CF cartridge. The finish is nickel with the trigger guard is high polish blue, the trigger is case color and the black composition grips have the Owl Head logo. The cylinder faces just light powder burn, there is a light drag line, the blue trigger guard retains 98% original finish and the case colors on trigger are bright. The grips are near mint. The bore is crisp as is the action. Overall, the gun retains 95% plus original nickel but it does have handling marks and several light scratch's. This were very popular with old city beat cops and stuffed into overcoat pockets. *(C&R)

LOT OF 2 ANTIQUE DERRINGERS.

Lot #483 (Sale Order 510 of 831)

A. NATIONAL ARMS CO. .41 RF. Engraved brass from and twist barrel with checkered walnut grips. Traces of plating on frame. Barrel is dark brown patina. Grips show wear. Gun needs attention, does not function. B. FOREHAND & WADSWORTH SIDE HAMMER 7-SHOT .22 REVOLVER. Gun has a 2 1/4" octagon barrel, birds head grips, spur trigger and side hammer. Frame retains about 70% original nickel finish. Cylinder is gray patina. Not working and will also need attention. (A)

HIGH CONDITION COLT MODEL 1878 .44-40 REVOLVER

Lot #484 (Sale Order 511 of 831)

Serial #32984. Made in 1893. The six shot double action Model 1878 was Colts first big bore double action revolver. Although the double action had been popular in England since before the Civil War, it was a novel idea in America and gun makers feared that the public did not like change. Their fears were wrong as the small frame Colt Model 1877 and large frame Model 1878 went on to become very popular out west and in the east as well. This revolver has the desirable 7 1/2 barrel, is chambered for the .44-40 cartridge and in the far scarcer blue finish. This gun obviously saw little use. The entire metal surface exhibits an even 90% blue that is blending with soft patina under the blue surface with some minor freckling. There is some minor wear on muzzle and light high edge wear. The back and top of the hammer, the trigger and screws retain generous amounts of the brilliant Colt fire blue finish. The Colt logo gutta percha grips are near mint and the lanyard ring is still present. The bore is sharp and clean and the action is crisp. If you have been looking for a blued 78, you know how hard it is to find a high condition crisp example. An outstanding big bore Colt double action. (A)

SCARCE .32 CAL. COLT MODEL 1878 REVOLVER

Lot #485 (Sale Order 512 of 831)

Serial #43147. Made in 1900. The 32-20, in this model, is one of the hardest to find of all the American caliber's offered in the Model 1878. In fact, only 970 guns in this caliber out of the total of 51,210 were made. This gun features a 5 1/2 barrel, six shot, double action with Colt gutta percha grips and complete with lanyard ring. There is no original blue remaining on this gun as it is now a blend of gray and soft brown patina with minor areas of abrasion. The grips have almost worn smooth and there is a chip missing on the back of both grip panels. It indexes and locks up correctly in both single and double action and the rifling is still sharp. Obviously, this gun saw lots of use with soft edges from holster wear but still a good and honest example of a scarce gun. *(C&R)

HIGH CONDITION S&W 2ND MODEL US SCHOFIELD REVOLVER

Lot #486 (Sale Order 513 of 831)

Serial #8855. A mere 5934 2nd models were made for the US Government in 1876-1877. They were all chambered for the .45 S&W cartridge and fitted with 7" barrels with blue finish and two piece walnut grips that bear the date 1877 on left panel with the inspector stamp DAL for David Lyle and CW on right panel for Charles Woodman, both of which are clearly legible. The S&W pat. dates are stamped on left side of barrel with Schofield pat. stamped on right side. The butt has the US stamp. Finish is commercial quality blue with case color hammer and trigger guard. The barrel has the L& P military stamp and the back of the cylinder is stamped E &P. This gun retains approximately 50% of the original bright blue with the balance simply drifted to a soft patina mixing with the blue to a homogenous smooth appearance with crisp edges and legends. The hammer retains generous amount of case color. The left grip has small nick on bottom and both have some handling marks but retain strong stamps and finish. This gun indexes and locks up like a new gun and the rifling is razor sharp. The only detraction on this revolver is that someone etched some identification number on the right side of frame, nine digits, very light. The survival rate of Schofield revolvers remains very low given a large majority were purchased from the Government by the Wells Fargo company at such time, the barrels were shortened and stamped with company logo. Couple that with those lost or stolen when issued and the high state of condition on this example and you have a scarce Indian Wars era US issued S&W. (A)

JAPANESE NAVY S&W RUSSIAN MODEL No. 3 REVOLVER

Lot #487 (Sale Order 514 of 831)

Serial #9201. This revolver is a New Model No. 3 Russian that features a 7" barrel, chambered for the .44 Russian cartridge, English address on top of barrel, blue finish with case color hammer and trigger guard. The smooth walnut grip panels have the Russian profile, the frame has the rear Russian style hump and the trigger guard has the sash hook. The bottom of the frame is stamped with the Japanese Navy stamp. The right grip panel has the initials WJM carved by hand. The serial number 9201 is stamped on butt and frame. The back of cylinder is stamped 5478. The factory installed lanyard ring is present. The gun retains strong original high polish blue in the cylinder flutes and under the rib with flashes on the frame while the balance of finish has drifted to a soft patina with some age freckling. The hammer has generous amount of case color. The grips are very good showing average wear with a small chip missing on bottom of right panel. The gun indexes and locks up like new. the bore sharp and clean. Over-all, a handsome example of a scarce Russian Japanese Navy revolver. The Japanese invaded Taiwan in 1874 as their need for weapons increased. (A)

SCARCE COLT COP & THUG NEW POLICE REVOLVER

Lot #488 (Sale Order 515 of 831)

Serial # 14860. Made in 1882. Only 4000 of these scarce guns were made from 1882-1886. They are referred to by collectors as the cop & thug as this image is molded into both of the gutta percha grip panels. Acid etched into the left side of barrel is " New Police 38" which is still legible. Stamped onto the top of the barrel is Colt patent and address. It is a five shot, single action with spur trigger and a 4 1/2" barrel. This model has the ejector. The finish is factory blue. The barrel is a pleasing mix of blue with patina. The balance of metal is a pleasing smooth patina. The grips show light wear to figures but still fairly crisp and free of cracks or chips and they fit the frame perfectly. The rifling is sharp and the action is tight and indexes correctly. A really nice and clean example of a scarce and desirable Colt. (A)

UN-FIRED BOXED S&W .38 SINGLE ACTION 2ND MODEL

Lot #489 (Sale Order 516 of 831)

Serial #1659. Made from 1877-1891, this is a 2nd model, five shot, single action, spur trigger, factory nickel finish with case color hammer and S&W monogram gutta percha grips. The barrel measures 3 1/4" and fires the .38 S&W cartridge. This revolver comes with it's original period green box with manila end label. While the box has some corner wear and a small front apron tear, it is complete, all corners intact, nice end label, inner box lid instructions and a cleaning brush with tool. The gun itself shows no signs of having ever been fired. There is absolutely no face burn on cylinder. Aside from the cylinder drag line, minor handling marks and a couple of minute pin head size spots on the right side of frame, a solid 99% plus original factory nickel remains. The hammer exhibits all of the original case color and the grips are near mint with no signs of wear. Un-improvable early Smith & Wesson. (A)

SMITH & WESSON .38 SINGLE ACTION 2ND MODEL

Lot #490 (Sale Order 517 of 831)

Serial #82881. Made from 1877-1891, this is a 2nd model, five shot, single action, spur trigger, factory nickel finish with case color hammer and S&W monogram gutta percha grips. The barrel measures 3 1/4" and fires the .38 S&W cartridge. The frame retains traces of original nickel but is basically a dark chocolate brown. Side plate does not fit well and was removed or replace. Grips are worn nearly smooth with light crack in left panel. The rifling is sharp but frosted. Action indexes and locks up correctly. (A)

UNFIRED REMINGTON SMOOT NEW MODEL NO. 3 REVOLVER

Lot #491 (Sale Order 518 of 831)

This model was made from 1878-1888. It features a 5-shot cylinder that fires the scarcer .38 CF cartridge. The barrel measures 3 3/4" and is full octagon with solid rib and lug. Finish is factory nickel. The gutta-percha grips have the Remington monogram. The frame and grips are the square butt "saw handle" type. The cylinder face shows no signs of having ever been fired with no burn. Aside from a few minor handling marks, some dulling and age spotting on nickel surface with light drag line, this revolver retains at least 98% original factory nickel finish. The gun indexes and locks up like new. Grips are near mint. The rifling is sharp. A nice example of a Remington Smoot. (A)

IVER JOHNSON HAMMERLESS. 38 REVOLVER

Lot #492 (Sale Order 519 of 831)

Serial #77040. The offered five shot double action hammerless revolver features the scarce blue finish. This revolver retains 85% of the high polish blue finish with a bit of light muzzle wear and the only blue loss simply flaked but not from use. There is a 1" patch of flaked brown patina on left side of frame and along bottom edge and top edge of right side. Again, simply flaked and blending with balance of bright factory blue. Fine grips and action. Brilliant case colors on trigger. Sharp bore. This gun did not see much, if any, use. *(C&R)

ALLEN & WHEELOCK .32 SIDE HAMMER REVOLVER

Lot #493 (Sale Order 520 of 831)

383. Made from 1859-1862. This revolver features a 4" octagon barrel, side hammer, 6-shot, single action, spur trigger and walnut grips. The maker is stamped on left side of barrel. Only visible serial number on back of cylinder. Metal is all gray patina. Grips have wear at base. Decent bore. (A)

FRANK WESSON MODEL 1870 POCKET RIFLE

Lot #494 (Sale Order 521 of 831)

Serial #1254. Made from 1870-1890, this example features a 12" octagon barrel in caliber .22 rim fire with brass frame and walnut grips. Butt is cut for a shoulder stock (not present) The front of barrel has a small dove-tail front sight with small sporting rifle type rear sight. Exposed hammer with spur trigger. Metal is all gray patina. Nice untouched brass frame. Grips are very good. Bore is rough. (A)

STEVENS-CONLIN NO. 38 2ND ISSUE PISTOL

Lot #495 (Sale Order 522 of 831)

Serial #14147. This is an early production (1884-1903) in antique range with two line 1864 dated barrel legend. Features a 10" octagon to round barrel, .22 rim fire cartridge, nickel plated frame with sash spur on trigger guard, checkered walnut grips with weighted nickel plated butt. Has gold bead dove-tail front sight with adjustable rear sight and working extractor. The barrel is a beautiful blue and brown homogenous blend. The frame, trigger guard and butt retain 90% original nickel with some usual age freckling. Grips are excellent with sharp checkering. fine bore and action. (A)

STEVENS NEW MODEL POCKET RIFLE W/ STOCK

Lot #496 (Sale Order 523 of 831)

Serial #10098. Made from 1875-1896, 2nd issue with firing pin in frame. Has a 10" octagon to round barrel in .22 rim fire, globe front sight, folding long leaf rear sight, spur trigger, nickel plated frame with walnut grips. The skeleton stock has a matching number but it is 101098. Extractor is present. No finish on barrel, in the white, with age freckles. Traces of nickel on frame ith light pitting in spots. Appears to have been cleaned of any finish. Grips excellent. Strong rifling with light abrasions and frosting. (A)

INDIAN DECORATED STEVENS SINGLE SHOT PISTOL

Lot #497 (Sale Order 524 of 831)

#34097. Gun has a 6" barrel, .22 caliber, no ejector, replace trigger guard and decorated with leather and brass brads over grips and attached beaded and silver lanyard. Not working nor is there any original finish. The brads have verdigris and decorations show age but we make no claim as to age of such. (A)

WM. UHLINGER / W.L. GRANT POCKET REVOLVER

Lot #498 (Sale Order 525 of 831)

NSN. Stamped W.L.Grant on top of the 5" octagon barrel and perceived to be a merchant as the gun was actually made by William Uhlinger in Philadelphia circa 1861-65. It is chambered for the .32 rim fire cartridge. It is a six shot, single action with a spur trigger. Grips are rosewood, saw handle style. Frame is made of iron. Possible Civil War use as it has no finish and the ejector rod has been removed and replaced with handmade pin. There is no original finish as it is now a dark brown patina. There are two kill notches on right side of grip with a period repair. It is accompanied by an old military style flap holster. Rifling is sharp with some minor abrasion. Interesting and rarely seen Civil War era revolver. (A)

LOT OF THREE INC. TWO SMITH & WESSON COPIES

Lot #499 (Sale Order 526 of 831)

A. Serial #643. This is a copy of the .38 Smith & Wesson top break revolver with ribbed 5 1/2" barrel, double action, blue finish with black composite grips. Flashes of original blue mixing patina. Strong bore , action indexes. Nice grips. B. Serial #158069. Old Spanish copy of top break .32 caliber S&W stamped Secret Service and for .32 Smith & Wesson. 3" barrel, nickel plated, double action with black grips. Nice shape with 85% original nickel, works perfectly with sharp bore. C. NSN. Hopkins and Allen Range Model .38 caliber with a 6" octagon barrel, double action, nickel plated with walnut grips. Not working, no hammer, nickel mostly there but freckled, nice grips and decent bore *(C&R)

REMINGTON VEST POCKET .22 PISTOL

Lot #499b (Sale Order 527 of 831)

NSN. Made 1865-1888. This is the number 1 small size frame chambered in .22 rim fire. It is a diminutive pistol with a total length of 3 3/4". Popular last ditch life saver popular with gamblers and ladies in the mid19th century. No original finish remains. Walnut grips are excellent. Remington stamped on top of frame. Working order but bore is rough. (A)

PRE-BAN ISRAELI GALIL SEMI-AUTOMATIC RIFLE

Lot #500 (Sale Order 528 of 831)

These quality rifles were built in Israel and imported by Action Arms. They were permanently banned from importation in 1989. They were built on the famous AK-47 design platform. This rifle features a 16" barrel with flash suppressor, side folding stock,, wood hand guard, milled frame, bipod and carry handle. Finish is matte black. Caliber is .223. Gun has some handling marks but appears to have seen little use. Comes with magazine and cleaning kit. *

RUGER GUNSITE SCOUT BOLT ACTION RIFLE

Lot #501 (Sale Order 529 of 831)

Serial# 680-68220. Introduced at the 2011 Shot Show in Las Vegas, this model is based on their Model 77 action and developed with Gunsite Training Center. It is chambered for the 5.56 Nato round and features a 16" stainless steel barrel with muzzle break, military M 1 -carbine type front and rear sights, Picatinny rail that has a Leupold scope mounted, a laminated wood stock with black recoil pad. The magazine is not present. Gun has a few handling marks but is in near new condition. A great little short barrel hunting rifle. *

CASED BARRETT FIREARMS MODEL 98B HIGH POWER RIFLE

Lot #502 (Sale Order 530 of 831)

Serial #AC000923. This finely engineered bolt action sniper rifle is chambered for the powerful .338 Lapua cartridge. The Model 98B was officially announced in October 2008, and became available for sale in early 2009. Many of the Model 98B's features are inspired by Stoner's AR-15/M16; the hinged aluminum upper and lower receivers, ergonomic pistol grip and thumb operated safety are all borrowed from Stoner's design. The upper receiver also features a full length 18.125" 1913 style Picatinny rail for mounting optics, lasers, etc.,and two additional accessory rails are mounted forward of the main rail on each side of the upper. The Model 98B also features a fluted medium-heavy 27-inch barrel made of steel. The barrel is rifled in a six groove, 1:10" right hand twist pattern,and features a two-port muzzle brake threaded on and indexed by a jam nut. The bolt rides in a new "bolt guide" design, consisting of two tubular glass-filled polymer guides which have been infused with Teflon. The bolt head is made of case-hardened 8620 steel, features nine lugs (three sets of three), and is attached to the bolt body with a cross pin. The lower receiver is forged from 7075 aluminum, can mount any type of AR-15/M-16 pistol grip, and features an ambidextrous magazine latch just forward of the integral trigger guard. Also featured within the lower receiver is the rifle's trigger assembly. The trigger assembly can be removed from the receiver as a single unit, and features adjustment screws for weight (2 to 4 lbs.) and over travel, as well as a reversible AR-15/M-16 style thumb safety. The skeletonized butt stock is also integral to the lower receiver, and features a thick Sorbothane butt pad with spacers for pull adjustment, a polymer cheek piece with 0.75 inches (19 mm) of variable comb height, and an adjustable monopod.[2][1] The rifle also comes from the factory with a Harris brand S-BR bipod attached to the fore-end. This incredible rifle sports a Millett 6x25x56 long range scope, a high quality long range scope. Rifle comes with hard carry case and two magazines. Aside from minor handling mark, rifle is in near new condition. *

LARGE LOT .338 LAPUA AMMUNITION

Lot #502b (Sale Order 531 of 831)

This lot includes 9 sealed boxes of Lapua made ammo for a total of 90 rounds along with 4 boxes of Herter's ammo missing one round for total of 39 rounds and a grand total of 129 rounds.

BOXED ZASTAVA M92PV SEMI AUTO PISTOL

Lot #503 (Sale Order 532 of 831)

Serial # M92PV000805. Zastava/CAI PAP M92PV semi-automatic pistol which fires the 7.62x39 round. It has a 10.25" barrel and matte black finish. This includes 1 30-round magazine as well as stick magazine and comes with original box. This gun is made in Serbia. Appears to be in as new condition with light handling marks. *

SPIKES TACTICAL STAG ARMS CUSTOM SEMI-AUTO PISTOL

Lot #504 (Sale Order 533 of 831)

Serial # . This well known custom builder in Apopka, Fl. makes some of the finest semi-automatic weapons based on the AR-15 platform. This custom uses a Stag Arms lower with a Sig-Sauer retractable stock, a full Picatinny rail, flash suppressor and a double drum magazine for the .556 cartridge. Pistol is in near new condition with normal light handling marks.

REMINGTON 870 EXPRESS MAGNUM SLIDE ACTION 12 BORE

Lot #505 (Sale Order 534 of 831)

Serial #A830982M. Features a rifled 20" barrel, 3" chamber, rifle front and rear barrel sights, matte finish frame, rust blue barrel, checkered black nylon pistol grip stock and sporting a Tasco 3x9 scope. Shotgun has seen little use and most of the apparent wear is just minor handling marks. *

CUSTOM C.A.I MODEL 48 BOLT ACTION RIFLE

Lot #506 (Sale Order 535 of 831)

Serial #T68624. Chambered for the 8mm cartridge. This is an old M48 Yugoslavian barreled action. A wrap-around black composite hand guard with Picatinny rail has been added as well as a matching stock with adjustable comb and butt-plate. Metal re-blued. Matching bolt number. Sports a Banner scope. Barrel has age spots and some black paint touch-ups. Stock has usual handling marks and light scars. Bore and action are fine. *(C&R)

FIREARMS INTERNATIONAL SURVIVAL RIFLE/SHOTGUN

Lot #507 (Sale Order 536 of 831)

NSN. Appears to be a Bronco model .22 over .410, single shot, 16 1/2" barrels, skeletal stock and frame one casting. Overall 98% blue showing little use and made with skeletal frame. Shows some handling marks but near new with hang tag. *

SPRINGFIELD ARMORY M-6SURVIVAL RIFLE

Lot #508 (Sale Order 537 of 831)

Serial #M06248. The original M-6 was first used by pilots in 1951 at the outbreak of the Korean conflict. It had a 15" barrel and was chambered for the .22 hornet over the .410 shotgun barrel. In 1984, Springfield took the design to CZ in Czechoslovakia and had a new civilian model made with an 18" making it legal to sell in the US. This new model features a .22 long rifle barrel over a .410 shotgun barrel with rifle sights. The military style stock holds extra .22 and 410 shells under a lid at comb of stock. This one has seen light use and has scattered handling marks but light use only. 95% factory matte finish with usual handling marks and a fine bore as well. *

BUSHMASTER MODEL XM15-E2S SEMI-AUTO RIFLE

Lot #509 (Sale Order 538 of 831)

Serial 3. L217664. Built on the typical AR-15 platform, this is a Bushmaster rendition of the Colt clasic battle rifle. Fluted barrel measures 16" and the caliber is stamped both .223 and 5.56mm. It is made by BFI in Windham Maine. Has adjustable rear sight, matte finish, composition stock with pistol grip, Picatinny rail and flash suppressor. Gun has a few handling marks but still 98% gun with minor handling marks. No magazine. *

BOXED SDS CHEETAH 12 BORE SEMI-AUTOMATIC SHOTGUN

Lot #510 (Sale Order 539 of 831)

Serial #CH005519. This gun made for left handed load and eject. Barrel measures 18 1/2" , matte finish, black composite stock with pistol grip, magazine fed, rifle sights. Gun has some handling marks but is near new in box with one magazine.

BOXED SMITH & WESSON MODEL M&P-15 SEMI AUTO RIFLE

Lot #511 (Sale Order 540 of 831)

Serial #TJ49514. Caliber is 5.56mm with a 16" barrel. Built on image of AR-15 platform. Has a retractable stock, pistol grip, flash suppressor, target rear sight, Picatinny rail and sling swivels. Gun is as new, appears unfired, in matching box with six sealed in bag magazines. *

BOXED AND SEALED ATI .410 SEMI-AUTO SHOTGUN

Lot #512 (Sale Order 541 of 831)

Serial #NS193805. This is an AR-15 platform type semi-automatic .410 military style shotgun. It is officially referred to as the Omni Hybrid 410 semi-auto shotgun made by American Tactical. Features an 18.5" barrel with a custom 13" rail and runs on a gas operated, short stroke balanced piston system. It comes in the original cardboard box with one magazine, paperwork, and still sealed inside the box, new , never fired. *(C&R)

ARMI JAGER MODEL AP84 . 22 RIMFIRE RIFLE

Lot #513 (Sale Order 542 of 831)

Serial #003379. Styled similar to the full size AK-47, this is a .22 rim fire semi-automatic rifle that is made in Italy. It is used and has handling marks scattered about on stock and metal. Gun has a matte finish with a 17" barrel and hardwood stocks. Comes with one magazine. Import stamped *

ARMI JAGER MODEL AP80 . 22 RIMFIRE RIFLE

Lot #514 (Sale Order 543 of 831)

Serial #034806. Styled similar to the full size AK-47, this is a .22 rim fire semi-automatic rifle that is made in Italy. It is used and has handling marks scattered about on stock and metal. Gun has a matte finish with a 17" barrel and hardwood stocks. Comes with one magazine. Import stamped.*

ARMI JAGER MODEL AP74 . 22 RIMFIRE RIFLE

Lot #515 (Sale Order 544 of 831)

Serial #118749. Styled similar to the full size Colt AR-15, this is a .22 rim fire semi-automatic rifle that is made in Italy. It is used and has handling marks scattered about on stock and metal. Gun has a black enamel finish with a 17" barrel and retractable rear stock and composite fore-end.Comes with one magazine. Import stamped *

BOXED ZASTAVA M65PV SEMI-AUTOMATIC PISTOL

Lot #516 (Sale Order 545 of 831)

Serial #M85PV002671. This is a Serbian made semi-automatic pistol based on the AK-47 platform. It features a 10 1/4" barrel, caliber is 5.56x45mm. It features a black composite pistol grip with 2-piece wooden fore-end with a matte finish. Gun is near new in original box with one magazine and paperwork. *

"PACIFIC " HBO US REMINGTON MODEL 1903-A3 RIFLE

Lot #517 (Sale Order 546 of 831)

Serial #3389852. Offered is a standard 03-A3 with has the RA 7-43 barrel date. it features the A-3 style rear sight, pressed hardware, parkerized finish with blued bolt, correct style stock and fore-end with proof P on wrist but left side stock cartouche barely visible and not readable. Stock shows matching color and numerous dings and bruises with a repaired crack on right wrist . The metal retains 80% of the arsenal finish. The rifling is fairly sharp and the action is fine. What sets this rifle apart is that is accompanied with a certificate, by serial number, from the Armourer, Siimon Atherton of Zorg Limited stating that this rifle was used throughout the production of the hit HBO mini-series "The Pacific". This series was one of the best ever done detailing the island hopping war in the Pacific. The series was based on the memoirs of two U.S. Marines, "With the Old Breed-At Peleliu and Okinawa "by Eugene Sledge and "Helmet for My Pillow" by Robert Leckie. The series was narrated by Tom Hanks. *(C&R)

SPORTERIZED US MODEL 1898 KRAG RIFLE

Lot #518 (Sale Order 547 of 831)

Serial #205187. Given the blow out wholesale price of these rifles by firms such as Bannerman's and other mail order dealers in the 1950's coupled with one of the slickest bolt actions ever invented, it is no surprise that so many Krag rifles were converted to sporters after the war. This sporter features an 1898 action, a 24" barrel with hooded ramp front sight and Williams rear with a plain pistol grip walnut stock that features a Monte Carlo comb, grip cap and plastic butt-plate with a black fore-end tip. Stocks for the Krag were mass marketed by firms such as Fajen during this era. The caliber is still 30-40 Krag. Metal retains the majority of it's re-applied finish and the stock is excellent with usual small impressions. Bore and action are fine. Would make a great hunting rilfle and you will love the butter smooth action. *(C&R)

WINCHESTER MODEL 70 BOLT ACTION RIFLE

Lot #519 (Sale Order 548 of 831)

Serial #G2555792. This rifle is chambered for the hot .25 WSSM cartridge. Rifle features a 22" barrel drilled for barrel sights, high polish blue factory finish, pistol grip black composite stock and fitted with Leupold base and rings. The bolt is jeweled. Gun has a few light handling marks but basically near new. *

STAINLESS REMINGTON MODEL 700 .300 REM. ULTRA MAG

Lot #520 (Sale Order 549 of 831)

Serial #S6453689. The all stainless steel bolt action Model 700 chambered for the high power .300 Rem. SA Ultra Mag and sporting a 24" barrel not tapped for barrel sights, a checkered pistol grip black composite stock, sling eyes, recoil pad and fitted with stainless scope base and matte black rings. The bolt is jeweled. Aside from a few minor handling marks, rifle is in near new condition. *(C&R)

BROWNING A-BOLT RIFLE - .243 WSSM

Lot #521 (Sale Order 550 of 831)

Serial #61046MR351. The A-Bolt replaced the Browning BBR in 1984. It is manufactured by Miroku Corp in Japan. Features include a 22" barrel not tapped for barrel sights. The frame has scope bases installed. The stock is black composition with checkered pistol grip, black pad and sling eyes. Metal is a matte black. It is chambered for the .243 WSSM cartridge. There are a few handling marks and a couple of small dents in pistol grip and under fore-arm but lightly used overall. *

WINCHESTER MODEL 70 BOLT ACTION RIFLE

Lot #522 (Sale Order 551 of 831)

Serial # G2538101. This rifle is chambered for the .223 WSSM cartridge. It features a 22" barrel not tapped for sights, a jeweled bolt, black composite stock with checkered pistol grip, butt pad and sling eyes. Metal is finished in high polish factory blue. There are a few small handling marks on metal and stock but nothing of note. Lightly used in near mint condition. *

WINCHESTER MODEL 70 BOLT ACTION RIFLE

Lot #523 (Sale Order 552 of 831)

Serial # G2556285. . This rifle is chambered for the .25 WSSM cartridge. It features a 22" barrel not tapped for sights, a jeweled bolt, black composite stock with checkered pistol grip, butt pad and sling eyes. Scope bases are mounted. Metal is finished in high polish factory blue. There are a few small handling marks on metal and stock but nothing of note. Lightly used in near mint condition. *

WINFIELD METAL HANDLE SINGLE SHOT PISTOL

Lot #524 (Sale Order 553 of 831)

NSN. Offered is an unusual single shot percussion pistol. The stock is one solid piece of plated iron with matching trigger guard and side lock which is stamped Winfield. The octagon blue barrel measures 5" and is a smooth ,52 bore. The hammer cocks and fires but does not engage all the way back. Stock has tarnished, while the barrel and hammer have turned a dark patina. The barrel has two silver bands at breech. Pistol is missing the rod. Very unusual mid-19th century pistol. (A)

ALLEN & WHEELOCK SIDEHAMMER NAVY REVOLVER

Lot #525 (Sale Order 554 of 831)

Made 1858-1861. Even though there are no recorded government orders for this handgun, it is still considered by collectors to be a martial type. This revolver is a .36 bore percussion, six shot single action with an 8" octagon barrel. The cylinder features an elaborate forest scene with rabbit, deer, antlered game, etc. Approximately 750 examples of this standard model were ever manufactured. The left side of the barrel has the Allen & Wheelock dates and Mass. address. This is a crisp and all original rare Navy Model. The cylinder scene is near perfect and crisp. All of the metal is a clean, soft patina with some minor age spotting. The rifling is sharp with just light black powder abrasion. The action indexes and locks up correctly. All of the nipples are original. The two piece walnut grips show high edge wear and a few impressions but still retain original finish and are free of cracks or major chips. A very handsome example. (A)

ALLEN & WHEELOCK CENTER HAMMER LIPFIRE ARMY

Lot #526 (Sale Order 555 of 831)

his is a second model, chambered for the .44 caliber lipfire cartridge, six shot, single action with a 7 1/2'" barrel. The reason few collectors are aware of this gun is the fact that only about 250 were ever made in the early-1860's before production was halted due to the S&W patent infringement. Another area of confusion is that many consider this a conversion which is untrue as it was made to accept cartridges and pre-dates the Army percussion model. The Allen & Wheelock name and patents are stamped on the left side of the barrel. There is no original finish remaining, instead, this gun is now a mix of gun metal and age freckling. It sports a period set of flared ivory grips with age and stress cracks and slight shrinkage. The rifling is sharp and the action indexes and locks up tight. (A)

ALLEN & WHEELOCK CENTER HAMMER LIPFIRE NAVY

Lot #527 (Sale Order 556 of 831)

Records indicate that at the same time frame as the lipfire Army was introduced in the early 1860's and before production was halted for patent infringements, about 500 of the Navy size revolver were made. They were chambered for the .36 lipfire cartridge and featured a 6" octagon barrel, six shot, single action with flated walnut grip panels. The Allen & Wheelock with patent dates is stamped on left side of barrel. No original finish remains and is now a gun metal gray mixing with patina and age freckling. The action indexes and locks up perfectly and the bore is sharp with minor black powder abrasion. The grips show some wear with minor chipping at edges and small nicks. Another rare Allen revolver. (A)

MERWIN & BRAY .42 CUP PRIMED REVOLVER

Lot #528 (Sale Order 557 of 831)

Serial # 1798. Merwin & Bray, NY Plant's Mfg. Co. Front loading Revolver .42 Cup Primed 5 3/8" Barrel. Joseph Merwin was involved with marketing and manufacturing revolvers as early as 1856 when he formed an arms company known as Merwin & Bray. This company folded after the end of the Civil War. Joseph Merwin went on after that to market the well know Merwin & Hulbert revolvers as well as the Hopkins & Allen company. This revolver features a brass frame, center hammer, six shot, single action, spur trigger, side ejection with walnut grip panels. The barrel is a dark patina with some scattered pitting and wiped on finish. The cylinder is brown with some added wiped on finish. The brass has toned beautifully. The grips are shy to metal with a putty repair on left panel. The rifling is bold but there is black powder erosion. (A)

REMINGTON NEW MODEL S/A BELT REVOLVER

Lot #529 (Sale Order 558 of 831)

Serial #403. Between 1865-1873, Remington manufactured approximately 2500-3000 of this frame size that was slightly smaller than the Navy model. it is a six shot .36 bore percussion revolver. Revolver feature a 6 1/2" octagon barrel, single action, blue finish with brass trigger guard and two piece walnut grips. There is no original finish remaining and all metal surfaces has turned a smooth, dark chocolate patina. The muzzle is slightly rounded from holster carry and there is some minor salt and pepper texture. Remington barrel address is sharp. The brass has darkened. The grips have usual dings but retain most of their original finish. The revolver indexes and locks up correctly. The rifling is sharp. This is a handsome and homogenous appearance. (A)

ELI WHITNEY POCKET MODEL PERCUSSION REVOLVER

Lot #530 (Sale Order 559 of 831)

Serial #16544. This is a Whitney five shot , .31 bore revolver made from the late 1850's through the early 1860's. It features a 4" octagon barrel, non-fluted cylinder, single action percussion with brass trigger guard and walnut grip panels. The Whitney name is stamped on top of the barrel. This is first model, fifth type. There is no remaining original finish on metal which has turned a soft, dull gun metal gray with scattered age spotting. The grips show some edge wear and light impressions but still retain generous amount of original finish. Brass is dark. Hammer does not stay cocked but cylinder indexes, this gun will need some mechanical attention. The rifling is sharp. (A)

COLT MODEL 1862 POLICE PERCUSSION REVOLVER

Lot #531 (Sale Order 560 of 831)

Serial #10827. Made in 1862, 2nd year of production. Features include a 5 1/2" round barrel, five shot fluted cylinder, .36 bore percussion, silver plated trigger guard, one piece varnished walnut grips. This revolver has full or partial matching numbers on frame, barrel, trigger guard, backstrap, pin and wedge. There is no original finish remaining. The gun is basically a gun metal gray with overall age freckling. The trigger guard still retains generous amount of original plating. The frame and barrel legends are sharp as is the patent date on cylinder. The rifling is sharp but there is black powder erosion. The action indexes and locks up correctly. The grips have usual impressions but retain about half of their original varnish. (A)

KITTREDGE SHIPPED J.M.COOPER POCKET REVOLVER

Lot #532 (Sale Order 561 of 831)

Serial #245. These were made by the J.M.Cooper Company in Philadelphia from 1864-1869 after moving from Pittsburgh. They feature, for the time, a rare double action with a 4" octagon barrel, six shot, .31 bore with brass trigger guard and backstrap with varnished walnut one piece grips. According to record, there were only 400 of these made in Philadelphia. There is no original finish remaining on metal that has now turned to a gun metal soft gray with age spotting. The brass has never been polished and has a nice mustard appearance. While the grips show edge wear at base, the majority of original varnish is present. The numbers are matching. The left side of frame is stamped with famed Cinn. dealer Ben Kittredge &Co. The barrel is stamped with 3-line address and company name. The rifling is sharp with minor abrasion. The action is not working and will need some attention but these percussion revolvers are not very complicated and should be an easy fix. (A)

J.M.COOPER NAVY MODEL PERCUSSION REVOLVER

Lot #533 (Sale Order 562 of 831)

Serial #4316. Made in Philadelphia from 1864-1869. The Navy model features a 5" octagon barrel, .36 bore percussion, five shot, double action, rebated cylinder, brass trigger guard and backstrap with one piece varnished walnut grips. The maker and patent dates stamped on top of barrel some of which is light and difficult to read. All matching numbers. The barrel is an even mix of blue and patina. The cylinder is a smooth dark patina. The frame is a mottled gray with no case color. The grips have generous amount of varnish but are shy to metal with a chip at right front toe. Revolver indexes both single and double action but return spring is sticky. The brass has toned. Gun is missing the front trigger guard screw. All original nipples. Strong and clean rifled bore. (A)

MANHATTAN NAVY TYPE PERCUSSION REVOLVER

Lot #534 (Sale Order 563 of 831)

Serial #2087. Made in Newark NY from 1859-1868. Revolver is a single action, .36 bore percussion, six shot, 4" octagon barrel with brass trigger guard and backstrap with traces of plating and one piece walnut grips. The cylinder is etched with connecting ovals. All matching numbers. Barrel wedge is replaced. All metal is a dull and cleaned gun metal gray with age spotting and dark brown patina mix. The grips are rough, shy to metal and missing pieces . The barrel has some areas of pitting and maker name on top of barrel is not entirely readable. These revolvers are known for their distinctive cylinder scene and 12 stops. The rifling is strong with minor black powder abrasion. Indexes correctly. The grips make this gun look a little rougher. (A)

MANHATTAN NAVY TYPE PERCUSSION REVOLVER

Lot #535 (Sale Order 564 of 831)

Serial #5129. This is a series two that features a 5'" octagon barrel, five shot, .36 bore, single action with all matching numbers except no visible number on cylinder. The trigger guard and backstrap are brass which is evenly toned. The cylinder features the etched oval panels and 12 stops and is basically a soft gray patina as is the barrel, both of which have age spotting. The barrel legends are sharp. The bore is clean with strong rifling. The brass has toned and the grips show edge wear with some original varnish present. Fine example. Indexes and locks up tight. Gun has some minor play. (a)

COLT MODEL 1849 PERCUSSION POCKET REVOLVER

Lot #536 (Sale Order 565 of 831)

Serial # 72490. An early example made in 1853. Gun features a 5" octagon barrel with New York address, five shot, single action, .31 bore. The finish is standard blue and case color with one piece walnut grips. All numbers are matching including the wedge and post. The cylinder has some dents but the stagecoach scene still remains 80% visible. The barrel retains about 30% original factory blue blending with gray patina and razor sharp barrel address. Frame colors have darkened but sharp frame legend. There are traces of plating on trigger guard and backstrap. The rifling is strong but there is some black powder erosion present. The grips are proud but wear at base and few abrasions. Indexes and locks up tight. Nice early and honest example of a pre-Civil War 1849 model. (A)

COLT MODEL 1849 PERCUSSION POCKET REVOLVER

Lot #537 (Sale Order 566 of 831)

Serial # 188465. An early war production gun made in 1861. Gun features a 4" octagon barrel with New York address, five shot, single action, .31 bore. The finish is standard blue and case color with one piece walnut grips. All numbers are matching including the wedge and post. The cylinder has some dents but the stagecoach scene still remains 80% visible. The barrel retains no original factory blue and is basically a gray patina with razor sharp barrel address. Frame colors have darkened but sharp frame legend and one 1/4" rub on right side. There are no traces of plating on trigger guard or backstrap. The rifling is strong but there is some black powder erosion present. The grips one piece walnut replacements that fit nicely. Indexes and locks up tight. The cylinder is missing one nipple and the ends have been polished. Nice example of a pre-Civil War 1849 model. (A)

LEFAUCHEUX TYPE 11MM PINFIRE REVOLVER

Lot #538 (Sale Order 567 of 831)

This is a Lefaucheux type six shot folding trigger double action revolver in the large 11mm pin fire cartridge. It features a 6" octagon to round barrel, open top frame, two piece checkered walnut grips with metal pommel and lanyard ring. This is probably a guild built gun as there is no maker stamp or patents. There are traces of original blue on frame and some soft blue and brown mix on cylinder. The balance of remaining finish is a gun metal gray with scattered age spotting. Grips are excellent. Cylinder indexes and locks up tight. The rifling is sharp and clean. This is the one of the largest caliber and frame size for this type of revolver. (A)

ENGRAVED SMALL FRAME LEFAUCHEUX TYPE PINFIRE

Lot #539 (Sale Order 568 of 831)

This small frame factory engraved revolver is a Lefaucheux type six shot folding trigger double action revolver in the small 7mm pin fire cartridge. It features a 3 3/4" octagon barrel, open top frame, two piece bone grips with metal pommel. This is probably a guild built gun as there is no maker stamp or patents. There is about 50% original nickel that smoothly blends with gun metal gray with scattered age spotting. Grips are excellent. Cylinder indexes and locks up tight but rebound spring is not working. The rifling is sharp but has some minor black powder erosion. This is the one of the largest caliber and frame size for this type of revolver. (A)

LEFAUCHEUX TYPE 12 SHOT 7MM PINFIRE REVOLVER

Lot #540 (Sale Order 569 of 831)

These large capacity, in this case 12 cylinders, were quite the powerhouse in their time offering twice as many shots without reloading than almost any other handgun made. This is a Lefaucheux type 12-shot fixed trigger double action revolver in the small 7mm pin fire cartridge. It features a 5" octagon to round barrel, open top frame, two piece smooth walnut grips with lanyard ring. This is probably a guild built gun as there is no maker stamp or patents. There are no traces of any original finish and the entire surface is simply a soft gun metal tone having been cleaned and with a bit of salt and pepper texture with with scattered age spotting. Grips are very good with impressions and small dents. Cylinder indexes and locks up tight. The rifling is sharp but there is some light corrosion. These large capacity revolvers are some of the most interesting types of their era. (A)

Lot of (2) ANTIQUE HANDGUNS

Lot #541 (Sale Order 570 of 831)

A. This is a Lefaucheux type six shot double action revolver in the large 11mm pin fire cartridge. It features a 5" octagon barrel, replaced ejector head, broken walnut grips, metal cleaned to bright with pitting over-all. Not working. B. Allen & Wheelock single shot derringer, 22 rim fire, 2 3/4" barrel, spur trigger, iron frame, no finish turning brown, walnut grips with cracks, sporadic working order. (A)

JAPANESE MATCHLOCK RIFLE

Lot #542 (Sale Order 571 of 831)

NSN. This matchlock rifle features a 27" flared barrel. The barrel has damascene gold designs from breech to muzzle and there is a front sight. The action and band are made of brass. The walnut stock extends nearly full length. The cleaning/loading rod is missing. The stock has six Mum style brass escutcheons and the left side of stock has two larger versions of the same as does the base of stock. The forward left Mum on left side is missing. The stock is excellent with just minor impressions. The barrel is a smooth dark patina. Brass has darkened with age. Nice example. (A)

PERCUSSION CONVERTED JAPANESE MATCHLOCK RIFLE

Lot #543 (Sale Order 572 of 831)

NSN. This matchlock rifle features a 33" barrel. The barrel has flat edges similar to octagon and there is a front sight mounted to bell as well as a rear barrel sight. The action and band are made of brass. The burl stock extends nearly full length. The cleaning/loading rod present with brass ring. The stock has six Mum style brass escutcheons and the left side of stock has three larger versions of the same as does the base of stock. The left side has two large brass florets, an engraved decorative brass piece added to comb and an engraved mythical animal on right side. This gun has been period converted to fire percussion. The stock, at base, has eight different brass ornaments and is in excellent condition with just minor impressions. The barrel is a smooth dark patina with added finish. Brass has darkened with age. Nice example. (A)

DECORATIVE MIDDLE EASTERN LONG FLINTLOCK RIFLE

Lot #544 (Sale Order 573 of 831)

NSN. This rifle features a 49 1/2" barrel with 12 silver bands, flared muzzle, paint decorated and carved stock with crude flintlock action. Like most of these, it is in near relic condition with pieced together rear stock, scattered rust and crude workmanship. Only sold as a decorative firearm but is quite large and impressive. (A)

DECORATIVE MIDDLE EASTERN LONG FLINTLOCK RIFLE

Lot #545 (Sale Order 574 of 831)

NSN. This handsome relic features a 34" barrel with slightly flared octagon muzzle. Over half of the fore-end is wrapped in brass. The balance of the stock has numerous brass cut-outs and was as shell inlays and gold wire decorations that cover nearly every inch of this handmade rifle. Metal is brown patina but art work on stocks is extensive and quite eye appealing. Metal has rich and dark patina over-all. (A)

MID 19th CENT. half stock .50 NAMED RIFLE

Lot #545a (Sale Order 575 of 831)

Mid 19th century Pennsylvania type rifle. 35 1/2" octagon .50 caliber barrel. Walnut stock with brass furniture and pewter nose cap. Has a working English Jos. Golcher engraved lock. Features a 4 piece brass patch box. Has a "V" rear sight and simple blade front sight. There is an indiscernible makers name on the barrel flat. The last name may be Howland. Very Good

UNMARKED SIX SHOT PEPPERBOX REVOLVER

Lot #546 (Sale Order 576 of 831)

NSN. This finely crafted six shot .32 bore percussion Pepperbox features 4 1/2" barrels, ring trigger with walnut bag handle. The frame exhibits light engraving. All metal surfaces have been cleaned and in the white with scattered age freckles and some light salt and pepper spotting. Stocks are excellent. This gun does not index and will need some mechanical attention. (A)

SCARCE ALLEN WHEELOCK 4-BARREL POCKET PEPPERBOX

Lot #547 (Sale Order 577 of 831)

NSN. This is a rarely seen four barrel pepperbox , .32 bore percussion with 3" barrels, double action with walnut bag two piece stocks. This is a top hammer model marked Allen's Patent with date. Barrel has 168 and 132 stamped in flutes as well as patented 1846. Allen & Wheelock also stamped on flute. Barrels index properly. Metal is a clean gun metal gray with strong legends. Stocks are excellent. (A)

UNMARKED HAMMERLESS 4-BARREL PEPPERBOX

Lot #548 (Sale Order 578 of 831)

NSN. It appears that this 4-barrel has an under hammer that is adjacent to the ring trigger in which it contacts the nipple shooting the bottom barrel. It has rifled .41 bores with 3" barrels with burl wood bag scales. There is some light engraving on frame. Pistol is not working. All metal surfaces are a dark chocolate brown. Grips are cracked. Needs a little attention. (A)

FINE EUROPEAN PEPPERBOX PISTOL

Lot #549 (Sale Order 579 of 831)

NSN. There is no maker name but each barrel flute has a proof mark. The barrels meausre 2 3/4" and the bore measures .32. This is a six shot double action with exposed center hammer and lightly engraved frame with finely checkered walnutscales and engraved metal cap. All metal is a smooth, rich chocolate brown patina. Action indexes and locks up perfectly. The grips are excellent with just some minor shipping at frame and base. (A)

SMALL ALLEN & WHEELOCK PEPPERBOX PISTOL

Lot #550 (Sale Order 580 of 831)

NSN. This is a small , center hammer five shot, double action, shallow flutes with maker name stamp, 2 7/8" barrels, .32 bore with walnut bag handles. All metal surfaces were re-blued at one time and are now softening with some light salt and pepper texture under the finish. Grips are shy to metal with chip on right panel. Indexes and locks up perfectly. (A)

HOPPE'S REPRODUCTION PEPPERBOX PISTOL

Lot #551 (Sale Order 581 of 831)

NSN. This is a large frame double action , six shot, .36 bore with walnut bag handles. Flute is stamped Ethan Allen By Hoppe's. Gun has been aged and all original finish removed to appear antique. Loss to varnish on grips. Not working. (A)

UNMARKED .60 BORE OVER-UNDER PISTOL

Lot #552 (Sale Order 582 of 831)

NSN. This unmarked European pistol features over and under rifled 3 3/4" barrels in .60 bore with double exposed hammers and folding double triggers with engraved frame , checkered one piece handle and border engraved metal pommel. Triggers have fallen and hammers cocked but will not release. Metal is all gray with scattered overall freckling. Stocks are very good but do not fit tight at frame. Barrels screw off for loading. Needs a little attention to correct hammer release problem. (A)

LONDON FLINTLOCK BRASS PISTOL W/ DAGGER

Lot #553 (Sale Order 583 of 831)

NSN. This pistol is stamped London on right side of frame and a J. Richards on left side. The frame and barrel are made of brass and have an iron attached 3" dagger. It is a center hammer flintlock with rear safety and one piece walnut bag handle. The barrel is a rifled .45 bore. Brass is toned. The trigger guard and bayonet are a soft patina. Grips are very good with some dark staining and light chipping. (A)

UNUSUAL SINGLE SHOT EUROPEAN PERCUSSION PISTOL

Lot #554 (Sale Order 584 of 831)

NSN. Offered is an unusual European single shot pistol with a 4 1/2" octagon barrel, ,41 rifled bore, brass top strap, engraved frame, side hammer with shell pattern and checkered walnut one piece grip and metal pommel. the brass trigger guard is riveted to frame and is etched with the initials JHP. The muzzle and breech have a silver band. The engraved hammer was either fire blued or case color. The frame and barrel are now a soft brown patina. Grips are excellent with slight finish loss, some darkening and light wear to checkering. Working condition. (A)

BELGIUM BRASS FRAME SINGLE SHOT FLINTLOCK PISTOL

Lot #555 (Sale Order 585 of 831)

NSN. This pistol features a 4" brass octagon barrel in .45 smooth bore with lightly engraved integral brass frame. It is a center hammer flintlock with one piece walnut bag handle. Brass is toned. iron furniture is brown with some light rust. Grips have a poor repair on both sides. Barrel is proof marked AF on right side and Belgium proof on left side. (A)

LONDON KETLAND SINGLE SHOT PERCUSSION PISTOL

Lot #556 (Sale Order 586 of 831)

NSN. This is a Ketland London marked octagon single barrel pistol with a 3 3/4" integral barrel, .45 smooth bore, center hammer percussion with burl bag one piece handle. Legends on both sides of barrel are sharp. Metal is a gun metal shiny gray with scattered age freckling. Grips are very good with a hand carved fish on right side. Working condition. (A)

BLUNT & SIMMS PEANUT SIZE S.S. DERRINGER

Lot #557 (Sale Order 587 of 831)

Serial # 97. The Blunt and Simms New York address on top of barrel flat is only partially legible. The part octagon barrel measures 2", is not rifled and is a .28 bore. It is a single shot with Allen style center hammer. Iron frame features light engraving and two piece walnut bag handles. Derringer operates as a double action only. The barrel retains generous amount of blue mixing with soft patina. Grips are excellent with minor impressions. Fine working order. The entire gun measures less than 5" in length. (A)

BRASS CANNON BARREL LION POMMEL FLINTLOCK PISTOL

Lot #558 (Sale Order 588 of 831)

NSN. Offered is a fine European single shot flintlock pistol with integral brass barrel and frame in .50 smooth bore. This pistol has the cannon muzzle with one piece wooden bag grip that has the Lion head pommel. The trigger guard and frame have light engraving. This is a very handsome pistol in that the brass has toned and never been polished. Burl grip is excellent. Iron furniture is lightly toned to patina.

LONDON ALL METAL SINGLE SHOT FLINTLOCK PISTOL

Lot #559 (Sale Order 589 of 831)

NSN. This pistol wears a 3" barrel in .50 smoothbore with side hammer flintlock, all metal frame and handle with folding trigger. Proof marks stamped under the barrel. Hammer has seen a repair. Handle and frame are lightly engraved. Only the last three letters of the makers name is visible "OOD". Clean metal with some light age freckling. (A)

ALLEN & THURBER LONG BARREL SINGLE SHOT PISTOL

Lot #560 (Sale Order 590 of 831)

Serial # 70. Allen & Thurber operated together in Worcester from 1847-1856 only. This is a dueling type pistol, .38 bore percussion with an octagon to round 10" rifled barrel. Barrel flats are stamped with maker and city. All iron furniture with two piece walnut bag handle. Metal is a rich dark brown patina. Grips are excellent with some finish loss. Hammer does not stay back or cock and will need some mechanical attention. (A)

ALLEN & WHEELOCK LONG BARREL SINGLE SHOT PISTOL

Lot #561 (Sale Order 591 of 831)

Serial #51. Allen & Wheelock operated together in Worcester from 1856-1865 only. This is a dueling type pistol, .32 bore percussion with an octagon to round 8" rifled barrel with dove tail front sight. Barrel flats are stamped with maker. All iron furniture with two piece walnut bag handle. Metal is a soft gray patina with scattered age freckling. Grips are excellent with some light loss. Working condition. (A)

UNMARKED SINGLE SHOT BRASS .32 DERRINGER

Lot #562 (Sale Order 592 of 831)

Serial #1158. This is a one piece cast brass frame and barrel , single shot, center hammer , spur trigger pocket pistol with two piece walnut grips. No visible makers name. Brass is nicely toned, iron furniture is gray patina and grips are excellent with most of their original finish with one minor chip at frame on left side. The bore is not rifled. (A)

BACON & CO. TOP HAMMER PEANUT DERRINGER

Lot #563 (Sale Order 593 of 831)

Serial #90. Made from 1852-1858, this is the smallest derringer they made. It is a single shot ,30 bore percussion, top hammer, octagon to round barrel stamped Bacon & Co. Norwich. The iron frame is lightly engraved with two piece bag handle. Trigger guard is missing. metal is dark brown patina. (A)

BELGIUM MADE BRASS BARREL SINGLE SHOT DERRINGER

Lot #564 (Sale Order 594 of 831)

NSN. This small pistol features and octagon brass barrel, center hammer, .38 bore percussion with one piece bag handle. Brass has been cleaned, stocks are very good and iron furniture is patina. Hammer does not stayed cocked and will need mechanical attention. (A)

D. EGG LONDON LARGE CALIBER SINGLE SHOT DERRINGER

Lot #565 (Sale Order 595 of 831)

NSN. This large bore derringer is a lot of lethal in a little package. The right side of the frame is stamped London while left side is stamped with maker "D. Egg" This is a .50 bore percussion with center hammer and a 1 3/4" barrel. It features a one piece walnut bag handle. All metal is a dark patina with age freckling. Legends are sharp. Hammer cocks and locks but will not fall when trigger is pulled so needs some attention. Durs Egg was one of the more famous English gun makers from Ca.1770-1834. Most of his guns were a bit more elaborate than this one and it is known that there are also Belgium made guild guns bearing his name and London so this may be an EGG knock-off from the mid 19th century, especially when you consider Egg did not make guns after 1834 towards the very end of the flintlock era.

LOT OF TWO ANTIQUE DERRINGERS

Lot #566 (Sale Order 596 of 831)

A. Unmarked single shot .28 bore percussion with center hammer, spur trigger and two piece walnut bag handle. All gray metal with some remains of black enamel on frame and hammer. Grips are excellent. Working. B. Unmarked single shot .22 bore, nickel finish, spur trigger birds head grips. Not working. (A)

UNUSUAL AND UNMARKED PERCUSSION CANE GUN

Lot #567 (Sale Order 597 of 831)

On this example, the tip comes off and a round is loaded into staff , tamping it home with the wooden doll that is inside. Under the handle, there is a pull that once pulled, exposes a nipple to be capped and fired. The staff has areas of repainted black. The handle is a bag style, two piece wood, repainted. This is an early cane gun. (A)

EARLY CARTRIDGE CANE GUN

Lot #568 (Sale Order 598 of 831)

Serial # 363637. This example operates by turning the handle counter clock wise to release the lock and then, by pulling on the handle, the chamber is exposed that holds what looks like a ..410 shot shell. The trigger then pops up when loaded which can be found on left side of handle. The staff even has a fixed front and rear sight but don't forget to remove the rubber tip. The staff has some re-applied black paint and the is a black stained or painted walnut. (A)

EARLY CARTRIDGE CANE GUN

Lot #569 (Sale Order 599 of 831)

NSN. This early cartridge cane gun features a faux wood grain metal shaft that is hollow. Remove the tip, unscrew the handle to expose the firing pin and chamber, load the .450 cartridge or shot shell, most likely a .410, screw the handle back on. There is a little metal piece on top of handle that must act like a hammer or trigger but we cannot figure out how of if it works. The horn handle has been cracked and repaired. (A)

EARLY UNMARKED PERCUSSION CANE GUN

Lot #570 (Sale Order 600 of 831)

They did not do much to disguise this cane gun. The staff looks like a blued shotgun barrel with a bead sight. It is an under hammer design with hammer and trigger. The staff is unscrewed near base of hammer where powder and ball are loaded. The staff is a pleasing blend of original blue and dark patina while the wood handle appears to be rosewood. This is a robust cane gun. (A)

Ca. 1850'S OAK CASED LONDON AIR POWER CANE GUN

Lot #571 (Sale Order 601 of 831)

This is the most elaborate cane gun we have encounterd. First off, it comes in its original oak case with the London dealer trade label inside lid and the dividers are covered in green felt. The main components are the two piece staff with handle and the air chamber. The metal staff is finished in durable high gloss black lacquer. The tip is brass and the cane is assembled by screwing it together near the center. The separate air chamber is loaded, then inserted into the staff before the cane is put back together. The handle appears to be horn. The air tube is twist steel with brass hardware. The caliber is .32 and it shoots a lead ball just like a period cap and ball revolver. We cannot find any maker name on the cane itself so the case just might be the dealer case and not the maker of the cane. As to condition, the staff has been repainted black. The exposed section where unscrewed is case color. Each of these three large sections of the cane gun fit into slots in the case much like a break down billiard cue only smaller. Inside the case are two tools needed for loading as well as an unmarked single cavity .32 bore bullet mold. The English oak case has a newer applied brass plaque that reads 'E.M.Reilly Air Cane, London England .32 cal. 1850. " The E.M. Reilly company was a well known London company known mostly for the high quality double barrel shotguns, even winning a prize in 1869 at the Paris Exposition. A truly rare item. (a)

1850'S SEWING CASE HIDE OUT DERRINGER

Lot #572 (Sale Order 602 of 831)

Offered is a mid-19th century wood case sewing kit with pin cushion top. Once the lid is opened and the old thread is removed revealing an old faux Liberty 1883 gold toned five cent piece that has a hole in it acting as a pull on a homemade burl wood lid that lifts out to reveal a false bottom in which rests a minute unmarked brass frame .22 rim fire derringer with spur trigger and walnut birds head grips. The overall length of this little gun is 4" from end to end and 2" high from hammer spur to bottom of grip. It has a swing out barrel and hammer is working. Also included is a partial cardboard box of Clinton .22 short ammunition. Do not know who or when this little hide out set was put together but it is cute. (A)

MATCHED PAIR SILVER MOUNTED FRENCH BELT PISTOLS

Lot #573 (Sale Order 603 of 831)

This is a matched set of French belt pistols that feature a 6" octagon brass barrels, brass locks stamped "Maria S?adre" , one piece full length checkered walnut stocks with silver base, front strap, trigger guard and rod retainer. They are both converted to percussion .60 bore. The brass was cleaned at some time. The silver is tarnished. Stocks are excellent with nice piano finish and sharp checkering with usual dings and handling marks. There is some silver wire inlay on left side of stock. One of the pair has a hairline crack in fore-end. Handsome pair of mid-18th century converted flintlock pistols. (A)

USN AMES MODEL 1842 PERCUSSION PISTOL

Lot #574 (Sale Order 604 of 831)

This is a standard pistol that is dated 1845 USN at rear of lock plate with NP Ames Springfield Mass also stamped on lock. it is a .54 bore percussion single shot with a 6" barrel and brass hardware. Gun is in excellent condition with toned brass, patina on re-applied finish on barrel and lock. (Ames address is a bit light) Stocks are very good with usual handling marks, a repaired crack at grip and small closed crack at front of lock. Fine action. (A)

KETLAND & CO. LONDON BRASS BARREL FLINTLOCK PISTOL

Lot #575 (Sale Order 605 of 831)

The 8" round brass barrel, .60 bore, has English proof marks and is stamped London. The lock is stamped Ketland & Co. This fine English pistol sports a brass pommel, brass trigger guard, rod thimbles and side plate. One piece walnut stock is in fine condition with no cracks or repairs but has been refinished. The frizzen spring is an old replacement. The top jaw and and screw are modern replacements. Brass has toned and iron hardware is a gray patina with age spotting.

MATCHED PAIR OF FRENCH MODEL 1833 PISTOLS

Lot #576 (Sale Order 606 of 831)

This pair has all of the same features. Each sports a 8" octagon barrel in .60 bore percussion. Both are rifled and in working order. Both barrels are stamped MN and dated 1851 & 1852. Both back action locks are stamped Chatellerault. Both barrels have French proof marks on left side. Barrels, hardware , locks and hammers are in the white with scattered age spotting. Both have lovely walnut stocks that are checkered at the wrist with heavy pommels and lanyards. Both stocks are in excellent condition with just light handling marks with no cracks or chips.

MATCHED PAIR OF FRENCH MODEL 1833/56 PERCUSSION

Lot #577 (Sale Order 607 of 831)

Both pistols feature 4 1/4" round barrels, .60 bore percussion. Both back action locks are stamped Chatellerault. They feature a one piece half stock with fluted grip and iron pommel . All furniture is in the white with just average age spotting and patina. Both stocks are in excellent, original condition with piano finish and free of cracks with only normal handling wear. A handsome set of French matching belt pistols.

MATCHED PAIR OF FRENCH MODEL 1833 PERCUSSION

Lot #578 (Sale Order 608 of 831)

This beautiful matching set of mid-19th century percussion pistols feature a 7 3/4'' browned Damascus finished barrels with flared muzzle. Back action locks are stamped Chatellerault. All iron furniture finished in the white. Lovely half stock , checkered flared grips, heavy pommels with lanyards. Bores are rifled. All of the furniture is in the white with age freckling. Stocks have a piano finish with deluxe grain. Handsome set. (A)

MATCHED PAIR PARIS LePAGE PERCUSSION PISTOLS

Lot #579 (Sale Order 609 of 831)

Offered is a scarce set of matching French pistols made in Paris circa mid-19th century. Each features a 8 5/8" octagon twist steel barrel, .45 bore with swivel breech that opens to the right for loading and cleaning. Both have set rear sights with wind drift front. Both have a metal fore-end that where barrel is attached. Both have a back action lock where the stock begins with iron furniture in the white and a heavy pommel with lanyard. The wood has typical French piano finish with deluxe grain. Both locks are marked Paris. Metal has age toning and some freckles. Wood has impressions but are not cracked and no major chips. Both are in fine working order. (A)

FRENCH GENDARME CA. 1810 FLINTLOCK PISTOL

Lot #580 (Sale Order 610 of 831)

This lovely little belt pistol features a 5" barrel in .60 smoothbore. Lock is marked Maubuige. Stock has a rich piano finish with one small plug repair near pommel. Period rod. Brass side plate stamped MH. Metal surface is a soft gray patina with age freckles. Barrel has proof mark at left breech. Working order.

FRENCH MODEL 1837 PERCUSSION MARINE PISTOL

Lot #581 (Sale Order 611 of 831)

This pistol is dated 1839 on right side of barrel. The left side of barrel has L.C> and proof marks. The side plate has proof marks and screw heads are numbered 16/1 on left side. Tang is stamped M1837. Back lock action is stamped with legend. Barrel measures 6" and bored to .60 with no rifling and near mint. Pommel, trigger guard and barrel band are brass that has been cleaned. Both the pommel and trigger guard bear proof marks as well. Left side of pistol has standard sash hook. Walnut stocks are excellent with minor impressions. Barrel, hammer and lock are finished in the white and have some minor age toning. One of the better condition French Navy pistols and one would be hard pressed to find a finer example.

FRENCH GENDARME CONVERSION PISTOL

Lot #582 (Sale Order 612 of 831)

This is a period conversion from flintlock to percussion. It features a 5" . 60 smoothbore barrel, single front band, maker marked lock. Left side of barrel is stamped 986. Left side of stock is lightly stamped 28G?.Tang is stamped A N ? Features all iron furniture. Metal is a dark, almost chocolate brown. Wood is excellent with some minor chipping at pommel.

SPANISH MIQUELET CONVERSION BELT PISTOL

Lot #583 (Sale Order 613 of 831)

This Spanish belt pistol has been converted from flintlock to percussion. It is not maker marked. Pistol features a miquelet lock, 4" octagon to round barrel, ,70 smoothbore with flared muzzle, left side sash hook, checkered pistol grip walnut stock and metal in the white. Rod is modern replacement. Metal has overall age freckling. Stocks nicely refinished at one time. Fine working order.

PETITE PERCUSSION DOUBLE BARREL PISTOL

Lot #584 (Sale Order 614 of 831)

No visible maker marks but proof mark on left side of barrel. Features side by side 7 1/2 barrels in .38 bore with no rifling. Dual back lock actions and double hammers with double triggers. Pistol grip is carved in decorative pattern. All metal furniture exhibits light engraving. Barrels are finished in the white with scattered age freckling. Fine working order. Stocks are excellent.

FRENCH MODEL 1837 MARINE PERCUSSION PISTOL

Lot #585 (Sale Order 615 of 831)

This French Naval pistol has model 1837 stamped on tang and barrel is dated 1842. It features a .60 smoothbore 6" barrel with a near mint bore. Left side of stock has a sash hook mounted. Left side of barrel has A C stamp with proof marks. Left side screw heads are stamped T7. Brass pommel is stamped M with Navy anchor. Lanyard ring is attached to pommel. There are visible proof marks on left side of barrel as well as the brass barrel band. Walnut stocks have a piano finish with just minor impressions. Iron furniture is finished in the white with just minor toning and age freckles. Fine condition Naval pistol.

RICHARDSON LONDON SAW HANDLE PERCUSSION PISTOL

Lot #586 (Sale Order 616 of 831)

The back lock action is stamped Richardson and is finely engraved with hammer safety. The hammer is engraved as well. Pistol sports an octagon flared 8" twist pattern barrel with silver bands at breech. Barrel has solid under rib with period wood rod. The single trigger has an adjustment screw with a German silver engraved trigger guard. Walnut stock has the distinctive saw handle profile with checkered grip. The grip base has an engraved german silver lower band ( with repair on left side) with an inset engreaved trap. Top of barrel is stamped London. The barrel is a dark patina with age freckling overall. Wood is excellent with minor impressions. A very fine original mid 19th century saw handle London single shot.

UNMARKED 1850'S METAL FRAME SAW HANDLE PISTOL

Lot #587 (Sale Order 617 of 831)

This iron framed pistol dates to the mid-19th century and features a 7" octagon barrel in .44 bore with rifling. The frame and hammer exhibit light engraving. The gun is mounted with a swivel metal rod. The two piece varnished walnut grips feature a flared base. Barrel has set of small inset sights. The stocks do not fit real well and are period replacements. Fine working order.

FRENCH MODEL 1777 FLINTLOCK PISTOL

Lot #588 (Sale Order 618 of 831)

This pistol was widely used in the States during the Revolution and as such, have become quite desirable. Many originals were made into North & Cheney pistols as well. this example has a few issues. The maker name on right side of frame is missing but does have the F79 stamp. The wood was refinished and is shy to metal and rather ill fitting. The ramrod is a replacement and a bit short. This pistol features the brass frame and pommel and has the left side mounted sash hook. The barrel measures 7 1/2" and the bore is .70 with no rifling. Metal is gray patina with age spotting. Brass was cleaned at one time.

GERMAN SINGLE SHOT PERCUSSION PISTOL

Lot #589 (Sale Order 619 of 831)

The top of the barrel is stamped SOHEN- SUHL. Octagon barrel measures 8" , .54 bore with no rifling. Has back lock action, engraved brass trigger guard and pommel with walnut stock. Lock and hammer are engraved. All metal is gray patina with brown age freckling. Stocks are very good.

EARLY SPANISH MIQUELET PERCUSSION PISTOL

Lot #590 (Sale Order 620 of 831)

Converted from flintlock with a 8" cannon barrel. Bore measures .70 with no rifling. Miquelet action. Gun has typical rather crude barrel band and silver inlay, Has brass trigger guard with embossed images on trigger guard and pommel. Left side of stock has sash hook. Octagon breech of barrel has silver inlay. Stock has some chipping on right side at tang. Brass side plate is engraved with small silver bust that is indiscernible. All metal is a chocolate brown patina mixed with gun metal gray.

SPANISH DOUBLE BARREL PERCUSSION PISTOL

Lot #591 (Sale Order 621 of 831)

Top of barrel is stamped in gold damascene "CANON DAMAS " along with gold wire at breech of Damascus 9 3/4 " barrels. Bores measure 450 and are not rifled. The back lock actions and double hammers are case color with generous amount remaining. The pommel and trigger guard are engraved brass. The stocks are carved for grip. Has double triggers as well. Pistol is missing the rod. Stocks have a repaired crack around wrist circumference. The Damascus barrels retain great pattern and brown color . Working condition.

EARLY ITALIAN CONVERSION PERCUSSION PISTOL

Lot #592 (Sale Order 622 of 831)

Circa 1770's Italian flintlock that was converted to percussion. Top of barrel is stamped LAZARO AZARINO with LECOMT AALEGE stamped on lock. Barrel measures 10 1/4 " and is bored .60 with no rifling. The near full length stock is incised. Iron furniture includes a large pommel, trigger guard, thimbles and side plate. Period rod intact. Missing rear stock escutcheon. All metal is a dark brown chocolate patina.

GOLD MOUNTED SPANISH MIQUELET FLINTLOCK PISTOL

Lot #593 (Sale Order 623 of 831)

It appears that all of the decorative furniture to include pommel, thimbles, trigger guard, die cut side plate, touch marks and escutcheon are gold plated. The 9" barrel, lock, hammer and frizzen are in the white that have now turned a dark patina. Bore measures .60. There are numerous gold filled touch marks on barrel that probably tell a more detailed story on this pistol that this writer is aware of. The stock does have a chip missing left side of upper tang and the front 5" of the stock has been stretched/spliced. Highly ornate late 18th century maker marked pistol. The escutcheon appears to be a royal coat of arms. The pommel and trigger guard are embossed with a military motif and the butt has a human/lion head in bas relief.

18th CENTURY FRENCH CONVERSION PISTOL

Lot #594 (Sale Order 624 of 831)

Built in the mid 18th century and converted from flintlock to percussion. This is a fairly ornate. The lock is stamped Rameotte which would indicate a French origin. The barrel measures 13" and has a .65 bore. The last 6" from muzzle is wrapped in decorative brass sheath. Stock has silver wire inlay. The trigger guard and thimble is decorated brass with a very large brass pommel. The side plate is also die cut brass. The barrel and lock are made of steel or iron and are finished in the white. The lock has some delicate border engraving. The barrel has two distinct PM touch-marks which are also French which further indicates that this is a French made gun although the decorated brass barrel sleeve and wire inlay have a Middle Eastern look. The lock is a dull gray patina. The barrel is also gray patina with some age spotting. A very ornate French Flintlock. The stock is in very good condition with note to a 1" sliver missing on right side at top of lock. There is also a vintage brass repair at upper tand and pommel is a bit loose.

RARE FRENCH LARGE 1733 DRAGOON FLINTLOCK PISTOL

Lot #595 (Sale Order 625 of 831)

The 1733 pattern French pistol was the first standardized pistol for the French Army and Navy. It was also supplied to native allies loyal to France during the French and Indian War being waged in the American colonies from 1754-1763 and many remained in the hands of the colonial militia during the American revolution. This is one of the more desirable pistols of France from the first half of the 18th century made during the reign of Louis XV. Dragoons were horse soldiers named for their weapons that were referred to as "Dragons" or fire breathing handguns, hence the name Dragoons. This example is stamped "C.DE.ST.DENES No 8" The lock is stamped A K M B G. This pistol features a 12" barrel in .70 bore. All of the furniture besides the lock are brass to include trigger guard, pommel, thimbles, brass stock band at muzzle, sideplate and a brass id tag #10. The barrel and lock are finished in the white that have tones and mixing with scattered age freckling. Brass has mellowed. Stocks are excellent with usual minor bruises and impressions but no repairs or cracks. A wonderful and rare French Dragoons horse pistol.

EUROPEAN PARLOR SINGLE SHOT PISTOL

Lot #596 (Sale Order 626 of 831)

Probable French or Belgium made but no visible maker or proof marks. This is a .22 rim fire single shot parlor gun. Features include a 8 1/2" fluted octagon barrel. All metal in the white. Has lollipop sight. The half stock is carved with fluted and flared grip. Replaced and missing screw at bottom of fore-arm. Strong rifling but has some abrasion. (A)

PARKES LONDON BRASS BARREL FLINTLOCK PISTOL

Lot #597 (Sale Order 627 of 831)

Made by Parkes of London, this fine pistol has a 9 1/2" brass barrel marked London on top flat. The lock is stamped Parke. Brass furniture to include lightly engraved acorn trigger guard and thimbles with period flared oak rod. Initials on name plate oval on stock. Bolt English proof marks on left side of barrel. Brass was cleaned at one time. Stock has repair on left side and refinished at one time and now slightly shy to metal on inner grip strap. Handsome example of late 18th century flintlock brass barrel London pistol.

RARE JOHN MILES MILITARY TYPE FLINTLOCK PISTOL

Lot #598 (Sale Order 628 of 831)

According to the write up in the Flayderman's guide, Miles supplied 250 pairs of flintlock pistols to the State of Virginia in 1800-1801. These were made in Philadelphia and quantity made is unknown. The lock is stamped Miles Phila. The barrel measures 9 3/4" and the bore measures .62. The stock has a distinctively military look. The last listed value in good condition was $7,000.00. This example would better fit the relic category. The lock, hammer, pan and frizzen are a dark, dark patina with sharp legends. The brass front thimble is still present but deformed. The trigger still proturdes but no guard. The dark barrel has a P stamped on left side and " 4 V REG" stamped on top of barrel. (4th Virginia Regiment?) The almost black brass side plate is still present. The stock is missing the pommel, the last 2" of wood on fore-end is missing and rough at the break. The barrel looks like a dug up in that it actually has a textured appearance. Rare, yes. Condition, not so much but you are not likely to ever see another. It is a government contract 1800-1801 pistol made for the State of Virginia and was most likely found outdoors or in a barn for who knows how long. Interesting and rare piece.

UNMARKED FLINTLOCK CONVERSION PISTOL

Lot #599 (Sale Order 629 of 831)

This high quality pistol features a 10 1/2" octagon barrel in .54 bore, iron furniture,incised and checkered full length stock and converted from flintlock to percussion. Hammer appears to be a period replacement. All metal is a dark gun metal gray with brown toning and age spotting overall. The stocks show scattered light abrasions, some larger areas of flattening of checkered stock and a repaired crack on left side. Hammer will not cock. Nice overall appearance.

CASED SPANISH CONTEMPORARY DUELING SET OF PISTOLS

Lot #600 (Sale Order 630 of 831)

The pair of certificates on these custom made limited duelers lists them as being made in Spain by Armas De Fuego. They are a matched set in a French fitted double wood casing, felt lined, with flask, wooden cap box, mallet and turnscrew. Aside from a couple of minor handling marks, both pistols are near new and unfired. They features 9 1/4" fluted barrels in .45 bore and rifled. Both are half stock made of dark, almost black, wood with schnauble fore-end and carved / fluted and flared grips. Both are percussion with blued furniture and locks. They are serial numbered 84549 & 84556. Both certificates are dated Oct, 22 1979. A beautiful set for display or shooting.

PAUL HENEGHAN 1970's .45 FLINTLOCK RIFLE

Lot #600a (Sale Order 631 of 831)

Flintlock rifle made by Paul Heneghan in the 1970's. Inside of lock is marked Jas Hamm. 40" octagon .45 caliber barrel. Furniture is nickel plated brass. Has matching 4 piece patchbox. 55 1/2" overall. Action works well with set trigger. Full length stock with faux tiger stripe. A quality contemporary flintlock rifle. Black Powder. Very Good-Excellent

US MODEL 1836 ASA WATERS FLINTLOCK PISTOL

Lot #601 (Sale Order 632 of 831)

Built for the US Government from 1836-1844 by Asa Waters in Millbury Mass. It is a .54 smoothbore with an 8 1/2" barrel, swivel ramrod, all iron furniture including heavy pommel with brass bolster. Lock is stamped " A. Waters Milbury Ms 1838" Left side of barrel has the JH John Hannis inspector stamp. Left side of the stock has JH stamp as well as WAJ. Metal is finished in the white which has now toned with very minor age freckling. The inspector stamp H can be found on side plate, left side of barrel and on backstrap. Fine walnut stocks with light impressions. Overall, a clean Model 1836.

CONFEDERATE CONVERTED US MODEL 1836 WATERS PISTOL

Lot #602 (Sale Order 633 of 831)

The confederacy altered thousands of US pistols stored in southern warehouses when the war broke out in 1861. This converted US pistol has the confederate type bolster conversion the likes of which was performed by the Union Manufacturing in Richmond. In addition, a custom hammer was fitted and the trigger guard of brass was installed. The standard lock on this pistol is stamped "A. Waters , Milbury.MS 1848" The left side of barrel is stamped with inspector stamp "J.H." for John Hannis. Barrel measures 8 3/8" with swivel ramrod, iron furniture, .54 bore, not rifled, walnut stock with heavy pommel. Metal was finished in the white and is now toned with age freckles and spotting. Sharp legends. Excellent stocks. Fine confederate Civil War conversion of ex-US service pistol.

US MODEL 1836 WATERS CONVERSION PISTOL

Lot #603 (Sale Order 634 of 831)

Originally made in Flintlock by Asa Waters and Robert Johnson from 1836-1844. This example is dated 1843 on lock along with eagle head and A. Waters Milbury MS. It sports an 8 1/2" smoothbore barrel in .54 bore. Pistol has the steel swivel ramrod, iron furniture with brass bolster. Trigger guard is stamped "SU", sideplate stamped "R", "H" on left side of barrel, three line US, NWP & P on left side of barrel. Inspector cartouche (2) are visible on left side of stock but not readible. Metal finished in the white with toning, age spotting and some light freckling. Wood is very good with usual light chipping about the lock. Overall , a fine original example.

US MODEL 1816 NORTH CONVERSION PISTOL

Lot #604 (Sale Order 635 of 831)

The Model 1816 as made by Simeon North in Middletown Conn. for the US Government from 1817-1820 that was converted from flintlock to percussion. Features a 9" barrel in .54 bore. Lock has the American Eagle with " North , US, Midln Con." stamp. Converted bolster made of brass. All iron furniture finished in the white. ramrod missing, left side of barrel stamped "US P" Inspector cartouche on left side of stock visible but not readable. Large iron pommel. Very good walnut stock with light hairline cracks on both sides of wrist. Not working so needs attention.

US MODEL 1816 S. NORTH CONVERSION PISTOL

Lot #605 (Sale Order 636 of 831)

This US pistol was converted to percussion and has a 9" barrel in .54 bore. This pistol has some condition issues. Lock does not fit to stock and needs work. lock is stamped S.North Midln. Con. Left side of barrel has the US & P Stamp. Chip at stock and pommel, slight crack at right side wrist and froward of lock. the left side of stock has cracks both fore and aft of side plate. All metal is a dark freckled dark brown patina with scattered areas of abbressions.

US NORTH MODEL 1808 FLINTLOCK NAVAL PISTOL

Lot #606 (Sale Order 637 of 831)

Only 3000 of these Naval pistols were made by Simeon North between 1808-1810. They features a 10" barrel in .64 smoothbore. Brass mounting include the heavy pommel, trigger guard, bolster and thimble. Iron lock is stamped " U. States" with early eagle. The left side of the barrel is stamped "P". Left side of stock is mounted with sash hook. A correct period flared hickory rod is present. The name "E. Chase" is stamped twice on stock. Barrel is finished in the white. The full length stock is in excellent condition with rich finish and just a couple of chips on left side at tang. Barrel is a gun metal gray with brown toning. Working condition. There is a small repair on base of brass trigger guard. Lock is a deep patina with sharp legends. A rare and one of the most desirable early US Matial pistols.

OAK CASED VINTAGE 45-70 NAVAL CO. LINE GUN

Lot #607 (Sale Order 638 of 831)

This is an older line throwing gun made by the NAVEL CO. ROSLYN PA. that is based on the H&R single shot break open action that is chambered for the .45-70 blanks. It's Naval purpose was to shoot lines across to other ships. The patent number on this gun dates to 1930 so it is safe to presume it was made prior to WWII. It features a very heavy full metal butt-stock, a case color frame with blue barrel that is in the white the last 3 1/2" where it is turned down to accept projectile. The stock has numerous nicks and handling marks while the case colors are still brilliant and the barrel retains virtually all of it's original blue with light handling marks. It comes in it' s original fitted oak case with two old large brass spools of line, four large cartridge type line weights, 20 blank 45-70 rounds , metal rods and cleaning kit. This would be quite a conversation piece in any gun or Naval collection.

CVA KENTUCKY STYLE .45 RIFLE

Lot #608 (Sale Order 639 of 831)

Serial number 0006895. Rifle was built from a kit and features percussion lock, and 33 1/2" octagon .45 caliiber barrel. Action works well. Brass hardware. Black powder. Very Good

KENTUCKY STYLE .45 RIFLE

Lot #609 (Sale Order 640 of 831)

Rifle was built from a kit and features percussion lock, and 33 1/2" octagon .45 caliiber barrel. Action works well. Brass hardware. Black powder. Very Good

CVA KENTUCKY PISTOL

Lot #610 (Sale Order 641 of 831)

Built from a kit with a hand carved hardwood stock, .50 caliber percussion, blued 6" octagon barrel. vg-exc.

MIROKO REPLICA KENTUCKY PISTOL

Lot #611 (Sale Order 642 of 831)

Made in Japan, 10" octagon barrel, .44 bore percussion, hardwood stock, case color action, brown finish barrel. Exc.

UNMARKED REPRODUCTION KENTUCKY PISTOL

Lot #612 (Sale Order 643 of 831)

Gun has a 6" octagon barrel, hardwood stock, .44 bore flintlock, browned barrel, case color lock. Exc.

MIROKO REPLICA KENTUCKY PISTOL

Lot #613 (Sale Order 644 of 831)

Gun has a 10" octagon barrel, hardwood stock, .44 bore percussion, un-finished barrel, case color lock. Exc

REPRODUCTION PHILADELPHIA DERRINGER

Lot #614 (Sale Order 645 of 831)

Lock is stamped Philadelphia Derringer with a 3" round barrel, hardwood stock, browned finish on barrel and lock, made in Spain. Exc.

NAVY ARMS ALL METAL SCOTCH PISTOL

Lot #615 (Sale Order 646 of 831)

Made in Italy for Navy Arms. A reproduction all metal pistol with brass frame and steel un-finished barrel with some spotting. Frame is dull and needs polish, 7" round barrel, .58 bore flintlock. Exc.

REPRODUCTION BRASS FRAME SNAKE EYES DERRINGER

Lot #616 (Sale Order 647 of 831)

No visible makers name so probably a kit gun. Brass frame side by side derringer with brass barrels and faux pearl grips with under the barrel folding blade. 3" barrels in .36 bore percussion with double hammers. Exc.

PIETTA REPLICA 1858 REMINGTON REVOLVER

Lot #617 (Sale Order 648 of 831)

Made in Italy .44 caliber percussion replica of a Remington Model 1858 with blue finish, brass trigger guard, walnut grips. Brass toned , 98% blue with some age spots. Fine bore and action.

UNFIRED PIETTA STAINLESS REPLICA 1858 REMINGTON

Lot #618 (Sale Order 649 of 831)

Made in Italy Stainless .44 caliber percussion replica of a Remington Model 1858 with brass trigger guard, walnut grips. Brass is clean, light handling marks and drag line but unfired. Mint bore and action.

BOXED PIETTA 1858 BUNLINE REPLICA REVOLVER

Lot #619 (Sale Order 650 of 831)

Made in Italy. Features a 12" octagon barrel with high front sight, target rear sight, brass frame and trigger guard with walnut grips. Light drag line, retains virtually all of the original blue finish. .44 percussion. Un-fired with original box.

REPRODUCTION MODEL 1849 COLT

Lot #620 (Sale Order 651 of 831)

No maker mark. Features a 4" octagon barrel, brass frame, wood one piece grips. 5-shot , .31 bore percussion Barrel blue is fading, cylinder has drag line, brass frame has toned. grips excellent. Overall, has been fired and has handling marks. Strong bore.

UNFIRED PIETTA STAINLESS REPLICA 1858 REMINGTON

Lot #621 (Sale Order 652 of 831)

Made in Italy Stainless .44 caliber percussion replica of a Remington Model 1858 with brass trigger guard, walnut grips. Brass is clean, light handling marks and drag line but unfired. Mint bore and action.

CASED UNFIRED PIETTA STAINLESS REPLICA 1858 REMING

Lot #622 (Sale Order 653 of 831)

Made in Italy Stainless .44 caliber percussion replica of a Remington Model 1858 with brass trigger guard, walnut grips. Brass is clean, light handling marks and drag line but appears unfired. Mint bore and action. Comes in wooden case with flask, bullet mold, capper and balls.

RUGER OLD MODEL ARMY 1858 REVOLVER

Lot #623 (Sale Order 654 of 831)

Now discontinued Ruger Old Model Army 1858 Remington pattern with target adjustable rear sight, high profile front sight, blue finish and walnut grips. Cylinder does have a drag line but gun appears nearly un-fired and reains 98% blue with light handling marks. Rifling is sharp.

BOXED SHERIDAN PELLET PISTOL.

Lot #624 (Sale Order 655 of 831)

Offered is a near new Sheridan Model HB Air Pistol with matte finish and plastic stocks. Shoots 5mm pellets. Aside from a few light handling marks, gun is near new in the box with ammo.

DUMMY DECORATIVE HENRY RIFLE

Lot #625 (Sale Order 656 of 831)

Pot metal dummy Henry rifle. Metal is gray and a rather crude casting with wood stock. Just a decorator piece.

BOXED CHINESE AIR RIFLE

Lot #626 (Sale Order 657 of 831)

Boxed Gold Cup Chinese made air rifle in box that is like new with minor handling marks.

ZOLI ITALIAN REPLICA REMINGTON ZOUAVE RIFLE

Lot #627 (Sale Order 658 of 831)

This is a copy of the popular Remington Zouave rifle, .58 caliber percussion, 33" barrel, two brass barrel bands, brass tip, guard, plate and patch box. Case color action with Eagle. Modern rifle sights added. Homemade canvas sling. Barrel is brown and blue patina mix, brass is toned with some spoting, trigger guard has some tape that can be removed, wood fine with light impressions, sharp rifling.

CUSTOM US SPRINGFIELD 1884 MUSSLELOADING CARBINE

Lot #628 (Sale Order 659 of 831)

This rifle was built using a cut down original Springfield stock and an original 1884Trapdoor lock with homemade hammer and an H&R new barrel added that is stamped Springfield Stalker which is a .58 black powder muzzle loading barrel with Beech style front sight and full buckhorn rear sporting sight. Stock has visible cartouche with numerous dents and bruises. Barrel retains most of its original blue and missing rod. The bore is near mint. (A)

CUSTOM HALF STOCK PLAINS SPORTING RIFLE.

Lot #629 (Sale Order 660 of 831)

Rifle sports a vintage, un-marked 31" octagon barrel in .45 bore. A modern Williams rear barrel sight has been added and a homemade front sight fitted in a new slot and the old slot is filled. The lock is stamped J.N. Scotts St. Louis and is nickel plated. Lovely walnut half stock with pewter tip and brass patch box, butt-plate, trigger guard and fitted with double set triggers. Stock is excellent with light handling marks. Barrel is blue mixed with brown. Hammer does not stay back so needs attention.

THOMPSON CENTER HALF STOCK PLAINS RIFLE

Lot #630 (Sale Order 661 of 831)

Features a 27" octagon barrel, .54 bore percussion with double set triggers, case color lock and hammer, walnut stock with added butt pad. Barrel has 98% re- blue and lock as about the same amount of case colors. Trigger guard is redone and appears to be painted. Stock is refinished. Front sight missing. Sharp bore. Nice working black powder deer rifle.

ITALIAN COPY HAWKIN STYLE PLAINS RIFLE

Lot #631 (Sale Order 662 of 831)

Artificially aged 29" octagon barrel in .54 percussion. Hardwood half stock with brass trigger guard, patch box and butt-plate. Case color lock and hammer with double set triggers. Wood is excellent with few blems. Modern target rear barrel sight. Bore is strong. Good black powder classic style hunting rifle.

CVA 12 BORE PERCUSSION SXS SHOTGUN

Lot #632 (Sale Order 663 of 831)

Made in Spain. Features 28 1/2" barrels, etched and polished side plates and hammers, hardwood stock, browned barrels, double triggers with wood ram-rod. Usual handling marks and bruises. Clean bores.

TRAIL GUNS KODIAK DOUBLE RIFLE

Lot #633 (Sale Order 664 of 831)

This is a side by side .58 percussion double rifle stamped Trail Guns Houston , Made in Italy. Features 28" blue barrels, two leaf rear sight, ramp front sight, checkered hardwood half stock with straight grip, steel shotgun butt-plate, sling swivels with double triggers. Gun has been used. Blue finish has a few spots and handling marks as does the stock. Bores are clean. Kind of cool double rifle that should be fun to shoot.

THOMPSON CENTER .50 PERCUSSION SCOUT RIFLE

Lot #634 (Sale Order 665 of 831)

This rifle features 21" round barrel, blue finish, single brass barrel band, brass trigger guard, walnut stocks. sporting sights and ramrod. The barrel, tube and frame are blued. The frame has some spotting and freckling. Barrel has handling marks. Wood is excellent. Bore is fine

THOMPSON CENTER .50 PERCUSSION SCOUT RIFLE

Lot #635 (Sale Order 666 of 831)

This rifle features 21" round barrel, blue finish, single brass barrel band, brass trigger guard, walnut stocks. sporting sights and ramrod. The barrel, tube and frame are blued. The frame has some light scratches. Barrel has light handling marks. Wood is excellent. Bore is fine

WINCHESTER MODEL X-150 BLACK POWDER RIFLE.

Lot #636 (Sale Order 667 of 831)

This rifle is made in Spain for Winchester. It is a muzzle loading .50 cal bolt action. The fluted 26" barrel has a matte finish. The composition stock has checkered pistol grip and fore-end. Rifle sports a S&W scope. Basically a near mint rifle with scattered handling marks.

STAINLESS THOMPSON CENTER BOLT ACTION BLACK POWDER

Lot #637 (Sale Order 668 of 831)

This is a serious bolt action stainless steel black powder .50 caliber rifle. This is the Thunder Hawk model. Barrel measures 21" with rifle front and rear sights. The stock is nylon with checkered pistol grip and fore-end. It is topped with stainless see thru mounts and a Simmons scope. Rifle has a few minor handling marks but is basically as new and appears un-fired.

T/C TREE HAWK BLACK POWDER .50 RIFLE

Lot #638 (Sale Order 669 of 831)

This model features a camouflage complete finish. Features include a 21 1/2" barrel, rifle sights, nylon stock, exposed hammer with matching camo sling. Rifle is basically unfired and as new condition with light handling marks.

TRADITIONS BOLT ACTION .45 BLACK POWDER RIFLE

Lot #639 (Sale Order 670 of 831)

This rifle features a camouflage checkered nylon stock, a 21" stainless steel barrel, rifle sights, bolt action with scope bases. Rifle is in as new condition with light handling marks and no real signs of any use.

CVA BOLT ACTION .50 BLACK POWDER RIFLE

Lot #640 (Sale Order 671 of 831)

Made in Spain for CVA. This model is called the Hunter Bolt. It features a 24" barrel with rod, rifle sights, matte blue finish metal, camouflage nylon stock with checkered pistol grip, camo sling and sporting a Barska scope. Metal has a few minor scrapes. Stock is near mint with minor handling marks.

MK 85 BOLT .50 BLACK POWDER RIFLE

Lot #641 (Sale Order 672 of 831)

Made in USA. This rifle features a 24" stainless steel barrel and frame, under barrel rod, rifle sights, laminated stock and shotgun pad. There are a few minor scuffs in stainless finish and a few light handling marks on stock, otherwise, near new condition. There is no bolt handle, action is cocked by pulling back the knurled bolt.

TRADITIONS BOLT ACTION .54 BLACK POWDER RIFLE

Lot #642 (Sale Order 673 of 831)

Referred to as the Lightning, it is made in Spain. Rifle features a stainless steel 23" barrel with stainless frame, black nylon pistol grip checkered stock, under barrel rod and rifle sights. Gun shows average handling marks on stock and there are light marks on stainless finish.

HOPKINS & ALLEN KENTUCKY STYLE .45 RIFLE

Lot #643 (Sale Order 674 of 831)

Rifle was built from a kit and features percussion lock, and 33 1/2" octagon .45 caliiber barrel. very similar to a CVA kit rifle. Action works well. Brass hardware. Black powder. Very Good

KENTUCKY STYLE .45 RIFLE

Lot #644 (Sale Order 675 of 831)

Quality Pedersoli Italy black powder Kentucky style rifle. Features 35 1/2" blue octagon .45 barrel, engraved percussion lock, and full patch box. Action works well. Light handling marks. Excellent

KENTUCKY STYLE .50 RIFLE

Lot #644a (Sale Order 676 of 831)

Quality Pedersoli Italy black powder Kentucky style rifle. Features a 39" brown octagon .50 barrel, and Bedford Co. percussion lock. Action works well. Brass hardware. Light handling marks. Excellent

64 PCS LOT OF WOOD FORENDS CARBINE MAUSER ENFIELD

Lot #645 (Sale Order 677 of 831)

Lot of 64 assorted vintage wood fore- ends and shotgun pump handles, and more. Includes fore- ends for M1 Carbine, K98k Mauser, a butt stock and stock for a SMLE Lee Enfield rifle, as well as wood for Stevens and Winchester shotguns. Excellent overall. There is a lot of value here.

44 PCS LOT OF 19th and 20th C BUTT PLATES AND CAPS

Lot #646 (Sale Order 678 of 831)

38 pieces; 1 Savage marked butt plate, 1 Remington UMC marked butt plate, two "US" Marked butt plates, brass and steel butt plates, Schutzen, Swiss, military issue, Neidner type, cresent style, Kentucky type, etc. Almost all of these plates are metal Also includes 6 grip caps. Very Good - Excellent

29 PCS 19th CENTURY BLACK POWDER HAMMERS

Lot #647 (Sale Order 679 of 831)

29 piece lot of hammers for black powder 19th Century / Civil War era muzzle loading rifles - includes Sharps Carbine, Springfield, etc. Very Good - Excellent

LARGE LOT 19th CENTURY SHOTGUN HAMMERS

Lot #648 (Sale Order 680 of 831)

Large lot of 19th Century shotgun hammers. Excellent

LOT OF (2) RIFLE BARRELS

Lot #649 (Sale Order 681 of 831)

First, a double barrel 12 ga and .54 bore for Kodiak rifle. Barrels are blue, 25 1/2", rifle sights, clean bores, 95% blue with light handling marks. This is for the percussion double. Next, a cut down US Trapdoor 1884 barrel to 21" with an original 1884 rear sight and frame #454986, frame is dated 1884. basically soft patina.

VERY LARGE LOT OF MILITARY PARTS, ETC

Lot #650 (Sale Order 682 of 831)

Lot includes a compete sans bolt re-blued nazi marked Mauser 98K action #5920 bnz 41, (4) 1903 Springfield bolts, one compete, (2) 1917 US Enfield bolt bodies, (7) Mauser bolts, one compete, a large box of stripper clips, several hundred at least along with dozens of smalls such as flash hider, cleaning kits, scope mounts, grips, etc.

LOT LEATHER AND NYLON SHOULDER HOLSTERS& MORE

Lot #650a (Sale Order 683 of 831)

Lot includes 6 shoulder holster rigs in nylon and leather, for various Glock and 1911 models, most shoulder holsters have pistol and 2 spare magazine pouches on them. Also includes new old stock holster systems. Very Good - Excellent

LOT GLOCK AND 1911 HOLSTERS NEW OLD STOCK & MORE

Lot #650b (Sale Order 684 of 831)

Lot includes new-old-stock, unopened Glock accessories, holsters, mag holders, and holsters. Very Good - Excellent

LOT HOLSTERS, ACCESSORIES, MAGAZINES, AND MORE

Lot #650c (Sale Order 685 of 831)

Mixed lot of firearms accessories - includes a Ruger .45 Long Colt cylinder, Smith & Wesson .45 Magazines, Sig Sauer magazines, shoulder holsters, and more. Also includes a set of rear sights. Very Good - excellent

SMITH & WESSON MODEL 34 22/32 KIT GUN BLUE BOX

Lot #650d (Sale Order 686 of 831)

Empty blue Smith & Wesson two-piece box for the Model 34 22/32 Kit Gun with paper label on the side. No accessories. Very Good - Excellent

LOT OF (18) MAGAZINES & MISC

Lot #651 (Sale Order 687 of 831)

Includes (2) Star PD .45 blue as new, (4) Stainless AMT pocket .45 used, Llama 1911 .45 used, (2) stainless Ruger P85 as new, (2) new sealed Ruger P85 9mm blue, near new 30 round .223 AR-15 or type, (6) M-14/MiA three of which are still sealed and, lastly, an AK pistol grip black set.

22- PISTOL MAGAZINES, 9mm, .41AE and MORE

Lot #651a (Sale Order 688 of 831)

Nice lot of 22 single and double stack pistol magazines. Many are 9mm, there is also a .41 AE, .40 S&W and many more. One is in the original packaging, and 4 early magazines are missing springs. Good-Excellent

LARGE MISC. PARTS LOT

Lot #652 (Sale Order 689 of 831)

Includes an original Colt bake-lite, genuine Foursome Coltrock plug (exc), (1) R&D drop in .44 conversion blue cylinder 1858 Remington .44, H&R Model 676 blue .22 cylinder, blue scope mounts for 1894 Win., Sako peep sight L61R, blue Ruger XR3 grip frame, near new Ruger Vaquero 4 3/4 stainless .45 barrel, near new Ruger 3" stainless barrel for GP100, blue Iver Johnson top break barrel and , lastly, a Civil War blood letting tool just to top it off.

SMITH & WESSON GRIPS / PARTS LOT

Lot #653 (Sale Order 690 of 831)

Includes three sets of grips, two modern and one small top break, (1) 80% blue 4" .357 barrel, (10 new blue 3" .38 special barrel, (2) near new side plates, (1) near new .38 blue 2" barrel,

LOT OF (18) SETS OF VINTAGE COLT GRIPS

Lot #654 (Sale Order 691 of 831)

Most of these are older and most are near mint. Lot includes (8) sets of Colt 1911 grips, 2 are pre-war diamond checkered original grips, 2 sets of pre-war type full checkered, 2 checkered gold medallion, 1 smooth set, one WWII type plastic and (3) sets of cast metal grips (1) set of bone? Colt gold medallion Pocket Hammerless .32/.380. (1) pair Officers Model 1911, ((1) pair of black .25 auto. (2 pairs) of original Colt 1878 that are both nice, (2) pair Model 1877 ( one original and nice, other newer). Nice lot and all in really nice shape.

LOT OF 6 COLT BARRELS - PYTHON, 1911, SAA

Lot #655 (Sale Order 692 of 831)

Lot includes 6 original COLT barrels. Single Action Army 32-20 (poor condition), Colt 38 Double-Action (Used), Colt PYTHON .357 Magnum, 3" (New), Colt Model 1911 (Used), Colt Single Action Army (Used), and Colt Model 1911 (like new). Poor - Excellent

8 SETS PEARL GRIPS COLT 1911, SMITH & WESSON

Lot #656 (Sale Order 693 of 831)

8 sets of pearl grips for pistols including the Model 1911, 2 sets for the Lady Smith, 1 set for the 32 Round Butt, 1 set for the "Baby Russian" 1 set for a Smith & Wesson Top Break Square Butt, and 1 set for the Smith & Wesson Top Break, and one set for the Square Butt 32. Some sets include screws, and some do not. Excellent.

5 PR. PEWTER COLT 1911 GRIPS

Lot #657 (Sale Order 694 of 831)

5 Pairs of Pewter Colt 1911 grips. American Eagle, 2nd Amendment, Rampant Colt, and more. Near Mint

COLT PYTHON 8 in. BARREL AND GRIPS

Lot #657a (Sale Order 695 of 831)

8" Barrel for COLT Python, and wooden grips, also for Colt Python - features gold Rampant Colt medallion on wood checkered grips. Excellent

LARGE LOT OF SCOPE RING MOUNTS

Lot #658 (Sale Order 696 of 831)

Large selection of various size Scope Ring Mounts.

COLT M1911 PARTS AND TOOLS - BARRELS

Lot #659 (Sale Order 697 of 831)

Lot of 1911 and 1911A1 parts including 4 barrels, one of which has a serial number on -- likely part of the post-war Match series which utilized military issue M1911A1 service pistols which were reworked by armorers. Also includes bushing springs, two HP TOOL take-down punches, a Colt ammo wallet with 6 "dummy" rounds, and more. Excellent

2 PREWAR 2-TONE 1911 MAGAZINES, HOLSTERS, and MORE

Lot #659a (Sale Order 698 of 831)

Lot includes 2 rare 2-tone 1911 / Government magazines (unmarked), 3 Colt 45 Auto marked magazines, 3 Wilson Rogers 1911 magazines, a Browning 22 Magazine, and 2 holsters for the Beretta M9 / 92 and magazine for same with speed loader attachment. Excellent

32 RDS 270 WIN, LEUPOLD SCOPE, and 223 AMMO

Lot #660 (Sale Order 699 of 831)

One full and one partial box of .270 WIN SHORT MAG, 58 rounds of .223, a Leupold scope and miscellaneous parts and accessories for Ruger, Browning, and Benelli guns. Excellent

LOT OF USGI AND COMMERCIAL FIREARM ACCESSORIES

Lot #661 (Sale Order 700 of 831)

Lot includes 3 leather rifle slings, 2 canvas OD Green slings, 2 post-vietnam dated USGI lensatic compasses, a USMC Duty belt with brass non-NCO buckle, a US Army Air Corps survival mirror, and more. Excellent

TRIJCON OEG AR-15 GUNSIGHT, RELOADING EQUIMENT ETC

Lot #661a (Sale Order 701 of 831)

Lot includes a Trijcon ARMSON OEG Day / Night combat gunsight for the AR-15 rifle, Lee target load, Lee Loader, Lyman reloading dies, two sets of Pachmayr grips for K-Frame Smith & Wesson revolvers, a pair of thumb cuffs, unsorted rifle and shotgun ammunition, military rifle oilers, and more. Very Good - Excellent

DAN WESSON BARRELS, WILSON COMBAT ACCESSORIES

Lot #661b (Sale Order 702 of 831)

Lot includes several barrels, including and 5 1/2" Dan Wesson stainless .45 Long Colt, and 3 1/2" Dan Wesson stainless .44 Magnum barrel. Also are included are pistol magazines, including 45 WM in boxes, Wilson Combat 1911, Government, Commander, and Gold Cup accessories including extended slide release, beaver tail safety, guide rods and bushing springs by Wolff Precision, and more. Excellent - New

USGI PARTS FOR 1911 and 1911A1 SERVICE PISTOL

Lot #662 (Sale Order 703 of 831)

Collection of 1911 Parts including pre-war checkered backstrap and safety catch, bushing springs, sears, prewar checkered hammer, 3 triggers, grip safety's, sights, and more. Excellent

26 H&K HECKLER & KOCH USP 45 MAGAZINES

Lot #662a (Sale Order 704 of 831)

Lot of 26 brand new and barely used pistol magazines for the Heckler & Koch USP .45 -- Some marked "MADE IN GERMANY" some domestic. EXCELLENT

WALTHER PPK AND P38 MAGAZINES AND P-38 BARREL

Lot #662b (Sale Order 705 of 831)

Lot includes 6 Walther PPK/S .380 Auto magazines. Mostly after market. Also includes 5 Walther P-38 magazines, 2 with the Walther banner logo, one with WWII Nazi German production code "jvd" and 2 after market. Also includes a Walther P-38 barrel with front sight with "WALTHER" Banner on lower left side, excellent rifling, excellent bore. Some of the magazines show age and wear, barrel is excellent. Good - Excellent

29 GLOCK PISTOL MAGAZINES and GLOCK FOOTERS

Lot #662c (Sale Order 706 of 831)

Lot includes 29 GLOCK polymer pistol magazines for various models and calibers as well as a selection of magazine footers, some with extended Glock checkered textured grip, others smooth and flat. Calibers include 9mm, 45 ACP, and 10mm. Some show age, others seem almost new. Very Good - Excellent

25 HECKLER & KOCH H&K 9mm P7 PSP PISTOL MAGAZINES

Lot #662d (Sale Order 707 of 831)

Lot includes 25 magazines for the Heckler & Koch 9mm P7 Pistol. 8-round magazines, all marked IA P7 9x19. Some appear never to have been used. Excellent

14 WILSON COMBAT and AFTERMARKET 1911 45 MAGAZINES

Lot #662e (Sale Order 708 of 831)

Lot includes 7 Wilson Combat 1911 / Government / 1911 clone 7-round .45 ACP magazines, and 7 aftermarket magazines. Some appear never to have been used. Excellent

3 BANDOLIERS .30-06 WARTIME PRODUCTION, BLACK TIP

Lot #663 (Sale Order 709 of 831)

3 Bandoliers, 180 Rounds in 5-round stripper clips of .30-06 ammunition in USGI Ammo can. Excellent.

600 RDS LINKED USGI 5.56 AMMO IN DRUMS

Lot #664 (Sale Order 710 of 831)

Green-tip and Tracer 5.56 rounds on 200-round linked belts in plastic drums. Packed for SAW gunners. Comes in original ammo can. Excellent.

192 RDS GREEK .30-06 M2 BALL AMMUNITION SPAM CAN

Lot #665 (Sale Order 711 of 831)

M1 Garand ammunition, .30-06 M2 Ball. 192 rounds sealed in Greek spam can on 8 round stripper clips, and bandoleers. Unopened spam can. Excellent

7.62 x 54 R AMMO - 440 ROUNDS - SEALED SPAM CAN

Lot #666 (Sale Order 712 of 831)

440 Rounds of Czech silver tip 7.62 x 54R Mosin ammunition in a Polish "spam can" - produced in 1975. Still sealed. Excellent

10 VINTAGE BOXES OF SHOTGUN SHELLS - 250 RDS

Lot #667 (Sale Order 713 of 831)

Approximately 250 12 GA shotgun shells, in vintage boxes. Manufacturers include Peters with duck hunting artwork on the boxes, Western, JC Higgins, and more. Very Good.

RIFLE AMMUNITION - 10 BOXES .30 CARBINE, 30-30 375

Lot #668 (Sale Order 714 of 831)

Over 100 Rounds of miscellaneous Rifle ammunition including .30-30 Winchester, .30 Carbine, and .375 Winchester. Manufacturers include Remington, Winchester, and Western. Very Good - Excellent

410 20 12 and 16 GA SHOTGUN SHELLS

Lot #669 (Sale Order 715 of 831)

Unsorted lot of shotgun shells and poppers. Approximately 20 boxes. Some partials. Includes 12 GA, 410, 20 GA Buckshot, Rifled slugs, and more. Manufacturers Remington, Western, and Federal. Very Good - Excellent

MIXED PISTOL AMMUNITION 45 LC 44 32 32-20 17 44-40

Lot #670 (Sale Order 716 of 831)

Lot includes over 1,000 rounds of mixed pistol ammunition, including specialty rounds. 45 Long Colt approximately 400 rounds, .44-4- / .44 Winchester approximately 50 Rounds, 44 approximately 50 Rounds, 17 HMR, approximately 300 rounds, 32-20 one partial box of 45 founds, and approximately 300 rounds of 32 Auto. Very Good - Excellent.

MIXED PISTOL AMMUNITION 38 9mm 380 25 - 1000 RDS

Lot #671 (Sale Order 717 of 831)

Mixed lot of approximately 1000 rounds of pistol ammunition. Approximately 150 rounds of 25 AUTO, approximately 600 rounds of .38 SPECIAL, and .38 Blanks, 500 rounds of 9mm, and more. Excellent

45 ACP AMMUNITION 900 RDS and 357 MAGNUM

Lot #672 (Sale Order 718 of 831)

Lot includes 18 50-round boxes, including 6 USGI early 1960s era military ammunition -- all in .45 ACP. Also includes a USGI pack of "dummy" rounds for interior guard in the original USGI box. Also includes 2 partial boxes of .357 Magnum ammunition. Over 900 rounds in total. Very Good - Excellent

10000 RDS 22 LR SHORT AMMUNITION

Lot #673 (Sale Order 719 of 831)

Lot includes multiple 500 round and 100 Round boxes of .22 Long, .22 Short, .22 Wildcat., and more. Very Good - Excellent. APPROXIMATELY 10,000 Rounds

400 RDS - 8mm NAMBU and 30-06 WWII ERA & MODERN

Lot #674 (Sale Order 720 of 831)

Lot includes a full 50-round box of 8mm Nambu ammunition, as well as 100 vintage rounds of 8mm Nambu, plus a wartime sealed box of Japanese 7.62 ammunition, as well as an assortment of USGI .30-06 Springfield and Garand ammunition on stripper clips, approximately 400 rounds altogether. Good - Excellent

500 - RDS .45 MATCH PISTOL AMMUNITION

Lot #675 (Sale Order 721 of 831)

Lot includes 500 rounds of .45 match ammunition. Comes in a 7.62 arsenal case. Excellent

1000 - RDS .38 WADCUTTERS PISTOL AMMUNITION

Lot #676 (Sale Order 722 of 831)

Lot includes 1000 .38 pistol wadcutter rounds. Excellent

335 + RDS MIXED 12 GAUGE AMMUNITION

Lot #677 (Sale Order 723 of 831)

Lot includes 335 + rounds of various 12 gauge ammunition. Excellent

ANTIQUE AMMO BOXED 25-21 STEVENS & 44 WINCHESTER

Lot #678 (Sale Order 724 of 831)

Full box of Winchester .25-21 Stevens ammunition, in 2-piece boxes with paper label, and 44 Winchester Centerfire in Winchester box (box is in bad condition). Very Good

MIXED LOOSE AND BOXED PISTOL AMMUNITION 357, 38 22

Lot #679 (Sale Order 725 of 831)

Lot includes full boxes of .22, partial boxes of .25, .38, .357, .222 Remington rifle ammo, .32-20, .380 hollow point, .32 S&W, and more. Also includes Daisy BB and Pellet ammo in .177. Very Good - Excellent

177 - RDS 20 GAUGE SHOTGUN AMMUNITION

Lot #680 (Sale Order 726 of 831)

175 rounds of 2 3/4" shotgun rounds in 7 boxes, plus two loose rounds. Excellent

70 - RDS 12 GAUGE BUCKSHOT MAGNUM AMMUNITION

Lot #681 (Sale Order 727 of 831)

Lot includes 14 boxes of 5 rounds of 12 gauge buckshot magnum ammunition. Excellent

332 - RDS 16 GAUGE SHOTGUN AMMUNITON

Lot #682 (Sale Order 728 of 831)

Lot includes a case of 250 rounds of 16 gauge 2 3/4" buckshot rounds, along with 82 mixed rounds of 16 gauge ammunition.

130 - RDS .410 SHOTGUN AMMUNITION

Lot #683 (Sale Order 729 of 831)

Lot includes 130 rounds of various 2 1/2" and 3" .410 shells. Excellent

2 30 CAL MAUSER / 7.63mm WINCHESTER 2 PIECE BOXES

Lot #684 (Sale Order 730 of 831)

Two 50-Round boxes of Winchester 7.63mm .30 Caliber Mauser center fire rounds. Made in the United States for the broom handle Mauser. 2-piece cardboard boxes with paper labels. They appear to have been opened for inspection and resealed. Excellent .

MIXED VINTAGE BOXED AMMUNITION- 303 SAVAGE 32-40

Lot #685 (Sale Order 731 of 831)

Mixed lot includes 6 boxes of 303 savage - 4 appear full, some have spent brass inside, and one is a partial. Also includes a vintage .44 Winchester 2-piece box with a paper label and 8 rounds inside, 2-piece box for .45-60 WIN with 6 rounds inside, a full 2-piece box of 32-40 with 20 rounds inside, and more. Very Good - Excellent

MIXED PISTOL AND RIFLE AMMUNITION 32 S&W 356 10mm

Lot #686 (Sale Order 732 of 831)

Mixed lot of ammunition includes full and partial boxes of .38 Special, .38 Special +P. .32 AUTO, .32 AUTO Hydra-shok, .32 S&W Long, .32 S&W, 222 Remington, 10mm, 356 TSW, and more. Over 300 Rounds. Very Good - Excellent

12 GA SHOTGUN SHELLS 500 RDS BOXED

Lot #687 (Sale Order 733 of 831)

Case of Remington 12 GA 2 3/4" 8 shot shotgun shells in 10 boxes of 25 ea. Also includes 10 additional 25-round boxes of 12 GA shotgun shells, some in vintage boxes, made by Remington, Peters, Winchester, and more. Very Good - New In Box

45 ACP BOXED AND LOOSE PISTOL AMMUNITION 800 RDS

Lot #688 (Sale Order 734 of 831)

Over 800 rounds of .45 ACP - including Black Talon hollow point rounds, Remington, American Eagle, Lawman, etc. In 20, 24, 25, and 50 round boxes. Excellent

LOT OF RARE RIFLE AMMUNITION - 7mm, 30-30, 45-70

Lot #689 (Sale Order 735 of 831)

Lot includes approximate counts of the following: 14 Rounds .303 British, 100 Rounds of .45-70 Government in 5 boxes, 60 rounds of .308 WIN MATCH, 36 rounds of 7mm, 46 rounds of.30-30 WIN, 46 rounds of .270 WIN, 20 Rounds of 6mm, 20 Rounds of 35 REM, and more uncounted loose rounds of rifle ammunition. Very Good - Excellent

10 GA - 12 GA - 20 GA - MIXED LOT SHOTGUN SHELLS

Lot #690 (Sale Order 736 of 831)

11 Boxes, including one box of 10 GA 2 3/4" shells, 3 boxes of 12 GA 2 3/4" shells, 4 boxes of Federal 20 GA 3" shells, and more. One partial, some vintage boxes. Very Good - Excellent

45 ACP AMMUNITION - 11 BOXES, 1911 USGI COMMERCIAL

Lot #691 (Sale Order 737 of 831)

11 50-round boxes of .45 ACP ammunition. Includes USGI 1911 rounds, some wartime dated, as well as commercial manufacturers Blazer and CorBon, recycled 45, and 16 rounds of shot shell .45. Excellent

9mm PISTOL AMMUNITION - 16 BOXES

Lot #692 (Sale Order 738 of 831)

9mm. Remington UMC and Winchester. 16 50-round boxes, approximately 800 rounds. Excellent.

60 RDS WWII NAZI GERMAN 8mm MAUSER AMMUNITION

Lot #693 (Sale Order 739 of 831)

Lot of 6 cardboard packages of 8mm German Mauser ammunition on 5-round stripper clips. Each round is head stamped with Waffenamt and date 1939. Packages have paper label with Nazi eagle and are also dated 1939. Excellent

600 - RDS 12 GAUGE ALL PURPOSE AMMUNITION

Lot #694 (Sale Order 740 of 831)

Lot includes 3 - 200 round cases of Remington 12 gauge 2 3/4" ammunition. Excellent

600 - RDS 12 GAUGE ALL PURPOSE AMMUNITION

Lot #695 (Sale Order 741 of 831)

Lot includes 3 - 200 round cases of Remington 12 gauge 2 3/4" ammunition. Excellent

350 - RDS 12 GAUGE TARGET LOAD AMMUNITION

Lot #696 (Sale Order 742 of 831)

Lot includes 13 boxes of 25 rounds. All are 12 gauge 2 3/4" shells. Excellent

400 - RDS 12 GAUGE GAME & SPORT LOAD AMMUNITION

Lot #697 (Sale Order 743 of 831)

Lot includes 16 boxes of 25 rounds. All are 12 gauge 2 3/4" shells. Excellent