Zettlemoyer Auction Co., LLC. Auction Catalog - Rare, High Cond. Firearms, Knives/Bayonets, Scopes Online Auctions

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Randall Model 16 Dive knife having a 7" double edged stainless blade

Lot #1 (Sale Order 1 of 82)

with a Black Micarta finger grip handle. Measuring 11.5" from tip to butt, weighting 14 oz. Comes with a wax impregnated leather sheath. Sept. 2019 straight from Randall's website Due to Randall's high volume orders if you ordered directly from Randall the wait is currently about 5 years.

Randall Model 24 Guardian, designed in 1978 for use by police,

Lot #2 (Sale Order 2 of 82)

undercover agents and law enforcement personnel. It has a blade sharpened 4" with 1" of thumb notches with 5" overall blade length sharpened on both sides. Reduced hilt is brass with red, black & white pacers comes with #5 brown leather sheath.

Randall Knife Society of American.

Lot #3 (Sale Order 3 of 82)

In 1990 the RKSA issued their first knife marked "RKSA" with limited edition number or "873/1343". The knife would later become known as the Non-catalog Combat Companion with 5" blade, spear point blade shape, brass double hilt, brass & black spacers, black Micarta handle, concave handle shape, brass Coolie cap on the butt with a black Model A sheath being marked on the back with the RKSA logo

Randall Model 12 Little Bear Bowie Knife Special Order having a 6" blade

Lot #4 (Sale Order 4 of 82)

with top cutting edge sharpened, scalloped brass Coolie cap and scalloped brass collar with a Commando shape stabilized maple handle and forward curved double hilt. The knife comes with a 12 6c marked brown leather holster that shows slight separation on one side.

Original WWII period Nepalese Gurkha Khukuri having a 13" blade

Lot #5 (Sale Order 5 of 82)

with wood panel grips. The Khukuri comes with a Karda & Chakmak in a leather sheath with reinforced steel nose cap

Randall Model 8 Trout and Bird knife having 4" blade,

Lot #6 (Sale Order 6 of 82)

top cutting edge sharpened approximately 2", stag handle and brass hilt. Historical Note: Francis G. Powers, U-2 pilot, was carrying a Model 8 when he was shot down over Russia in May 1960. Comes with brown leather holster marked 8 4 on back.

Wayne Custom Damascus fixed blade knife. 3.75" blade, 4.75" stag handle

Lot #7 (Sale Order 7 of 82)

with nickel plated brass hilt, red, white, black and wood spacers. Comes with brown leather sheath.

Wayne Custom fixed blade knife. 3.25" blade, 4.5" stag handle

Lot #8 (Sale Order 8 of 82)

with brass hilt, rosewood cap and assorted material spacers. Comes with brown leather sheath.

J. Unertl 1" tube 10x scope with aluminum mounts and steel lens covers

Lot #9 (Sale Order 9 of 82)

with a 2" objective lens and a 1.26" ocular lens having an overall length of 23.75", No. 25935

J. Unertl 1" tube 15x scope with aluminum mounts and steel lens covers

Lot #10 (Sale Order 10 of 82)

with a 2.01" objective lens and a 1.24" ocular lens having an overall length of 24.5", No. 50183

J. Unertl 3/4" tube 10x scope with aluminum mounts and steel lens covers

Lot #11 (Sale Order 11 of 82)

with a 1.65" objective lens and a .74" ocular lens having an overall length of 25.75", No. 57882

*Hubertus Germany, large frame, .177 cal., s/n 15994, air pistol,

Lot #12 (Sale Order 12 of 82)

brl length 5 1/8", very good plus condition, spring piston, Nice example of a push barrel spring piston single shot pre-war air pistol having a beaded blade front sight that retains some of the original Niter bluing. A large percentage of the original blued finish is present showing some very light scratches, handling and thinning. One piece walnut grip with left side being marked Made in Germany and showing very little wear. The bore shines mirror bright and the pistol appears to functionl

*Hubertus Germany, large frame, .177 cal., s/n 12039, air pistol,

Lot #13 (Sale Order 13 of 82)

brl length 5 1/8", very good condition, spring piston, Nice example of a push barrel spring piston single shot pre-war air pistol having a beaded blade front sight that retains some of the original Niter bluing. A large percentage of the original blued finish is present showing some very light scratches, handling and thinning. One piece walnut grip with left side being marked Made in Germany and showing very little wear. The bore shines mirror bright and the pistol appears to functional

*Benjamin Sheridan, Model E9, .22 cal, s/n 094701057, CO2 Powerlet Pistol,

Lot #14 (Sale Order 14 of 82)

brl length 5.5", very good plus condition, rear cocker, Powerlet powered pellet pistol with blade front and adjustable notch rear having mirror bright bore. Walnut grip panels and high shine chrome metal finish show scattered light surfaces throughout. Very nice Sheridan.

*Webley & Scott, "SENIOR" model, .22 cal, NSN, air pistol,

Lot #15 (Sale Order 15 of 82)

brl length 6.5", excellent condition, top cocking, Full steel construction with checkered composite grip panels, having serrated front and backstraps, adjustable rear and fixed front sights with a thumb release lever that is serrated. Blued metal surfaces show only minor light handling.

*Webley & Scott/Beeman, Tempest Model, .177 cal, s/n 056771, air pistol,

Lot #16 (Sale Order 16 of 82)

brl length 6 7/8", good plus condition, top barrel lever cocking, Adjustable rear with fixed front sight, rear section of barrel is knurled to help facilitate cocking. Walnut finger groove grip panels and matte finish on spring chamber all show assorted tool marks having a bright shiny bore.

Webley & Scott, Model 1907 Vest Pocket, 6.35mm, s/n 95978, pistol,

Lot #17 (Sale Order 17 of 82)

brl length 2", very good condition, semi auto, The example of a 1907 has a three line slide address and caliber designation along with "SAFE" and a winged bullet with a W&S underneath. The safety lever is serrated and frame mounted and the slide has rear serrations either side. The magazine release button is heel mounted and the pistol does not have a mag. safety. The barrel slide and frame all have a crown/BV proof and the pistol is fitted with brown/black hard rubber checkered panels. There are no sights and the blued metal finish shows some thinning with a tool mark right side of slide on rear shoulder with some scattered light freckling. The bore has shine. 14-3-15

Rare Mauser-Werke, Sport Model, .22 LR, s/n 4755, revolver, brl length 6",

Lot #18 (Sale Order 18 of 82)

excellent condition, double action, This is an example of a very rare Sport Model revolver almost never encountered in the states but made for export. The left side of with ventilated ribbed barrel is marked in a single line "MAUSER-WERKE A.G. Oberndorf a.N. MADE IN GERMANY" with a proof mark, there is also a proof top of frame left side. Having a 6 shot cylinder with a serrated rib and frame top. Sights are fixed and the grips are brown composite checkered. The bore shines mirror bright and the high gloss blued metal finish shows only minor handling with almost no thinning present. 14-3-16

Exceptional Long Branch, No. 4 MK I T Sniper rifle, .303 British,

Lot #19 (Sale Order 19 of 82)

s/n 90L8232, rifle, brl length 25", excellent condition, bolt action, Complete Long Branch Sniper rifle kit to include rifle, Tel. Stg. C No. 32 MK3 scope with base numbered to rifle and "COS 2039A/R.E.L. CANADA/225-C/Broad Arrow" having leather scope covers along with a canvas wrapped case for scope having original labels with polypropylene tape retaining them, a canvas rig for scope case and canvas sling all fitting inside a wooden transport chest marked "CHEST S.A. No 15 MKI". Scope and rifle are numbered together with "225C" stamped in wood on top of the wrist at receiver. Left side of receiver is marked "No. 4 MKI*T/Long Branch/1945" with a blade front sight and folding peep rear, correct two-piece scope mounts installed left side. Walnut stock having inspector/acceptance marks underside of wrist and forend. Arsenal black finish showing only a few handling marks with minor thinning in some very small areas, the right side of the muzzle is marked .303 '2.22"/18.5 tons". Wood shows little handling with most noticeable right side cuff just above trigger. Fantastic example of a "T" pattern Sniper rifle. Bore shines As New. 14-1-7

MA Lithgow, S.M.L.E. III* Green band, .303 British, s/n D76615, rifle,

Lot #20 (Sale Order 20 of 82)

MA Lithgow, S.M.L.E. III* Green band, .303 British, s/n D76615, rifle, brl length 25", excellent condition, bolt action, High Condition, entire rifle shows very little handling marks. The right wrist band is marked "MA/LITHGOW/S.M.L.E./III*/1942" with the right side of the stock being marked with the same except for a 1943 date and an additional "HV". Top of brass butt plate is marked with "OA". Green band at wrist denoting Cadet Trainer. Wood and metal surfaces show almost no wear with a few small rubs. Exceptional example of A Green Band rifle. No visible import marks. 14-1-5

BSA (Birmingham Small Arms), Lee-Speed CLLE Mark II Broad Arrow, .303 Brit

Lot #21 (Sale Order 21 of 82)

BSA (Birmingham Small Arms), Lee-Speed CLLE Mark II Broad Arrow, .303 British, s/n 18405 rifle, brl length 30", very good plus condition, bolt action, High Condition Lee-Speed with magazine cut-off, Volley sights, adjustable to 18 rear sight with fixed front having protected ears. Top of the receiver at front (Knox) is marked with the "BSA" logo with the left side being marked "34619/FOR/CORDITE/ONLY" showing assorted proofs throughout. Right wrist band marked "LEE-SPEED/PATENTS/B.S.A. Co.". Bolt is correctly numbered to rifle, bayonet lug and brass butt plate. Exceptional condition Military configured Lee-Speed with a very bright shiny bore and wood that shows minimal wear. Bluing is strong throughout with a few small areas of slight thinning mostly noticeable on centerline of barrel band and some edges. 14-1-1

Long Branch, No. 4 MK1*, .303 British, s/n 25L0539, rifle, brl length 25",

Lot #22 (Sale Order 22 of 82)

Long Branch, No. 4 MK1*, .303 British, s/n 25L0539, rifle, brl length 25", excellent condition, bolt action, High Condition Long Branch with New Zealand Broad Arrow marked stock and number 32599 located on the left side of wrist band and top of bolt handle flat. Underside of wood stock at muzzle has crisp markings to include serial number "F/N" and assorted inspector/acceptance marks along with underside side of wrist. 2 position folding rear sight with a very bright shiny bore. 1943 dated receiver with the entire rifle showing very little handling. Wonderful example of a WW2 date Long Branch. 14-1-6

Remington, US Model of 1917, .30-06 Sprg, s/n 561704, rifle, brl length 26"

Lot #23 (Sale Order 23 of 82)

Remington, US Model of 1917, .30-06 Sprg, s/n 561704, rifle, brl length 26", excellent condition, bolt action, High Condition 1918 Manufacture date with "R/flaming bomb/9-18" marked barrel, flaming bomb proof left side of receiver with three Eagles head proofs on underside of rifle one at wrist and one on floor plate frame and one just forward of it. All are crisp and the rifle appears as though it has just left the factory. Exceptional example of a Remington 1917 rifle. Untouched not rearsenaled original beautiful condition. 14-1-23

Very Rare Documented U.S. Remington Arms , Red Star Model 1903, .30-06 Sprg

Lot #24 (Sale Order 24 of 82)

Very Rare Documented U.S. Remington Arms , Red Star Model 1903, .30-06 Sprg, s/n 3032915, rifle, brl length 24", excellent condition, bolt action, Wonderful example of a British "Lend-Lease" Remington '03. Information comes from "The Red Star Remington '03 Rifles" article written by William R. Hansen that appeared in U.S. Martial Arms Collector Magazine. It is stated that at least 10 crates came back from England in about 1955 and remained unopened for over 40 years. They were purchased privately from the British military by a U.S. Army Air Corps officer. The rifles were shipped 12 to a crate and 5 crates were placed on sale via the "Red Star Military Museum and Sales" of Culver City, California. Included is a copy of the article where on page 89-18 under "Exhibit A" the inventory record lists this example as number "15" with the correctly corresponding serial number. The rifle is in excellent condition with crossed cannon cartouche and "R.L.B." in borderline rectangle on the left side with a circle "P"/"H" underside of wrist. It does not have the typical British proof and export marks found on Lend Lease rifles. The correct 2.25" red painted band is present and the barrel is marked "RA/Flaming bomb/1-42". The front fixed blade sight has sheet steel flaming bomb US marked protector and the rear sight is graduated to 27. There is heavy grease still present on bolt, follower, chamber, floor plate and cut-off. The rifle's Parkerized metal finish shows almost no wear with minor thinning on bolt from cycling. Wonderful example of a very rare Red Star.

Johnson Automatics, Model of 1941, .30-06 Sprg, s/n B1857, rifle,

Lot #25 (Sale Order 25 of 82)

Johnson Automatics, Model of 1941, .30-06 Sprg, s/n B1857, rifle, brl length 24", excellent condition, semi auto, Cranston Arms Co marked right side rear flat of receiver, having the M2 Meters marked rear sight adjustable to 1,000 meters. Receiver roll stamp is of the standard variation patent dates, model & cal., along with the serial number. Reciprocating barrel with bayonet lug, fixed front sight having protective ears and a stamp mark of "J.A./30-06" under heat shield. The bolt is numbered B2909. The rifle appears to be in superb condition with only some minor light handling and what appears to be four kill cuts to the stock right side by safety. Bore shines very bright with rear sight having black arsenal finish and other metal surfaces being finished in the green/grey with a few spots of fine freckling around some heat shield holes. Wonderful example of a rare Johnson automatic 14-1-11

Extremely Scarce WWII Rock-Ola, Test M1 carbine, .30 carbine, s/n TEST 7,

Lot #26 (Sale Order 26 of 82)

Extremely Scarce WWII Rock-Ola, Test M1 carbine, .30 carbine, s/n TEST 7, carbine, brl length 18", excellent condition, semi auto, Very Rare Test ROCK-OLA carbine having a high cut stock with the rear receiver markings "TEST 7" in one line and "ROCK-OLA" marked just above tang screw hole. The front of the receiver has "U.S. CARBINE/CAL..30M1" two line marking along with "ROCK-OLA" marking on barrel just rearward of the front sight. The extractor is marked "R" and the two position folding rear sight is marked "BR" on the right and "S" on the left with the fixed front sight being marked "TR" on the front flat. The carbine is fitted with a checkered steel butt plate and barrel band mounted sling swivel. There are no other markings visible. This example Test No. 7 is only one of a handful of test carbines produced by Rock-Ola which had the lowest production numbers of all firms contracted to produce M1 carbines at 3.7 percent of production. Majority of metal finish is Parkerized with the front sight, barrel band, retaining spring, bolt and tang being finished in a dull blue. The finish on the bolt is thinning associated with the cycling of the action with only minor losses to remaining finish on the gun. A fine rare example of a WWII test carbine would be a welcomed addition to any collection. 14-2-17

Springfield Armory, M1 Garand, .30-06 Sprg, s/n 2056428, rifle, brl length

Lot #27 (Sale Order 27 of 82)

Springfield Armory, M1 Garand, .30-06 Sprg, s/n 2056428, rifle, brl length 24", very good condition, semi auto, Manufactured 1943 having correct barrel date and all parts matching with very nice Cartouche and "S.A./G.A.W." in borderline box left side at rear of receiver in stock along with very crisp circle "P" underside of wrist. There is a white ink marked "26" at toe on stock and a green canvas sling. Metal surfaces showing only minor handling with some thinning of finish on gas tube at muzzle. Wood shows scattered light indentations scattered. Bore has shine. 14-1-15

Springfield Armory, Model M1A, 7.62x51 Nato, s/n 002934, rifle, brl length

Lot #28 (Sale Order 28 of 82)

Springfield Armory, Model M1A, 7.62x51 Nato, s/n 002934, rifle, brl length 22", very good plus condition, semi auto, National Match sights with top of barrel being marked “NM” as well, fiberglass hand guard, sling attachment points, 3" birdcage style muzzle break, bayonet lug, cleaning kit in butt stock. Rifle comes with one magazine and has a shiny bore. Most metal surfaces show almost no wear with bolt body finish thinning on front edge and minor thinning on some edges. Blonde walnut stock shows some minor light handling in a few spots. 14-1-14

Bayonet - Model 1942 U.S. M1 Garand bayonet marked "U.F.H." for the Union Fork and Hoe Company.

Lot #29 (Sale Order 29 of 82)

Model 1942 U.S. M1 Garand bayonet marked "U.F.H." for the Union Fork and Hoe Company. No date with a 10" blade length, scabbard is included with a US flaming bomb

Bayonet - Model of 1942 U.S. M1 Garand cut down bayonet

Lot #30 (Sale Order 30 of 82)

Model of 1942 U.S. M1 Garand cut down bayonet by "U.C." Utica Cutlery Co. with US and flaming bomb proof over 1942 date, reverse side of blade is marked with cross cannons and over stamped "U.C.-MOD" designating a cut-down M1905. Bayonet comes with U.S. marked flaming bomb proof and the blade length is 9.75".

*Exceptional New Haven Arms Co., 2nd Model Henry Repeating rifle, .44 Henry

Lot #31 (Sale Order 31 of 82)

*Exceptional New Haven Arms Co., 2nd Model Henry Repeating rifle, .44 Henry, s/n 7706, rifle, brl length 24", very good plus condition, lever action, Government purchase rifle is listed as being used by the 3rd Regiment U.S. Vet. Vol.-1865 Companies B, C, I, H & K and is found listed in the book "The Historic Henry Rifle Oliver Winchester's Famous civil War Repeater" by Wiley Sword. Found on page 75, 2nd row, 9th column of Appendix C. Serial numbers matching to top barrel flat, left side of brass frame under wood stock, on top flat of wood stock under top tang, underside of brass butt plate and on both butt plate retaining screws. Brass frame has nice toned patina with very nice lines showing just a few light tool marks on either top edge of side plates showing one light line scratch right side edge of rear drop and a few very small hairlines with very little other overall wear. Barrel and tube magazine retain a nice percentage of original bluing having an overall grey/brown/blue mottled patina. Barrel edges have nice crisp lines with standard two line barrel address. Folding graduated to 8 ladder rear sight with fixed blade front. Follower and spring function as they should and the rifle has standard Henry configuration sling mounts. Bore has very nice visible rifling with some small scattered pitting. Walnut stock has typical Henry bump present and assorted light scattered surface indentations and small loss at toe. Wonderful example of a Civil War Henry.

"Fantastic Winchester, Model 1886 Special Order Deluxe Takedown, .45-90 wcf

Lot #32 (Sale Order 32 of 82)

"Fantastic Winchester, Model 1886 Special Order Deluxe Takedown, .45-90 wcf, s/n 126314, rifle, brl length 26"", very good plus condition, lever action, Cody Search result is matching to the rifle and appears as follows: Serial number application date not available Type: Rifle Caliber: 45/90 Barrel Type: 1/2 Octagon Trigger: Plain Checkered stock, Pistol grip Sights: Lyman front, Cup Disc rear, flat top sporting rear sights Takedown Sighted point blank 100 years Received in warehouse on September 06, 1902 Shipped from warehouse on September 06, 1902 Order Number 154679 Beautifully grained walnut borderline checkered pistol grip stock and forend with visible case coloring showing a majority still remaining on hammer, butt plate and lever with Niter bluing present on loading gate and trigger. Original bluing on barrel and tube magazine retain almost all finish with minor thinning on leading edge and around tube at retaining band. There are approximately 6 very small areas of almost unnoticeable fine freckling 2.5" from barrel transition. Bluing on receiver shows thinning of original finish with the left side retaining 95 plus percent. Wood shows some handling indentation being light. Fantastic example of a Deluxe .45/90 Takedown. Bore shines As New.

Winchester, Model 62A, .22 S,L,LR, s/n 243058, rifle, brl length 23", excel

Lot #33 (Sale Order 33 of 82)

Winchester, Model 62A, .22 S,L,LR, s/n 243058, rifle, brl length 23", excellent condition, slide action, High Condition 62A Manufactured in 1948 with a beaded blade front sight and adjustable for elevation rear, having a smooth walnut straight grip stock and 17 groove ribbed forend with a checkered black composite butt plate. The bore shines mirror bright having a standard crown muzzle. The smooth walnut straight grip stock shows virtually no handling wear, there are only two very small indentations underside along with what appears to be a factory repair on the left side bottom edge at receiver, very small and almost unnoticeable. The ribbed walnut forend shows only very light scattered handling while the blued metal finish shows only a small handful of light handling marks most notably a very thin hairline left shoulder of barrel 9" from muzzle with some minor thinning on contact areas of cycling action. Fine example of a 62A. 14-2-20

Winchester, Model 1897 riot gun, 12 ga, s/n E647148, shotgun, brl length 20

Lot #34 (Sale Order 34 of 82)

Winchester, Model 1897 riot gun, 12 ga, s/n E647148, shotgun, brl length 20.5", very good plus condition, slide action, Fantastic Riot gun Manufactured in 1919 with a cyl. marked barrel. Bore shines mirror bright with blued metal surfaces showing very light hairline style surface scratches either side of receiver, approx. 5-6 very small area losses on the barrel largest of which is less than 1/2" long and two of which are almost unnoticeable. Walnut stock and ribbed forend both have only very minor light handling in form of mostly very light indentations and surface lines. Great addition to any collection! 14-2-5

Marlin, Model No. 26-G riot gun, 12 ga, s/n A23445, shotgun, brl length 20"

Lot #35 (Sale Order 35 of 82)

Marlin, Model No. 26-G riot gun, 12 ga, s/n A23445, shotgun, brl length 20", excellent condition, slide action, High Condition Marlin with mirror bright shiny bore with silvertone single front bead having a cylinder choke and 2.75" chamber. 17 groove ribbed walnut forend showing only the slightest amount of very light handling. The walnut straight grip stock does show some light surface line handling marks with a serrated black composite marlin marked butt plate that is also marked on toe of butt plate "400/X-10". Blued metal finish shows a small amount of very light surface handling and some cycling wear present but small and limited. Exceptional example of Marlin Riot gun for any collection. 14-2-6

*Cased Mills & Son-London, Swivel Barrel Pepperbox

Lot #36 (Sale Order 36 of 82)

*Cased Mills & Son-London, Swivel Barrel Pepperbox, .38 cal, s/n NSN, muzzle loading pistol, brl length 3.5", excellent condition, percussion action, History of the Mills & Sons Firearms Co., William Mills was an apprentice to William Parker 1797, trade label claimed gunmaker to Queen Victoria. Manufactured guns with superimposed charges on Jacob Mould's Pat. Circa 1830-1835. Died 1837 with the business continued by son, William F. Mills, under father's name, and as Mills & Son. Gunmaker to Ordnance, 1836-1839; East India Co., 1836-1843. Bankrupt, 1843. Cased fitted walnut dovetailed chest with paper label containing pistol, bullet mold, solid brass cleaning rod, Sykes marked copper and brass powder flask and wads with green felt lining having a brass inletted monogram plate void of any markings. The pistol is of a two barrel over two barrel rotating design bearing crossed key proof marks in the barrel flutes with the top of each barrel being engraved "MILLS & SON-LONDON". Frame is engraved on top and both sides in a scrollwork with border line with the right side and top bearing more engraving. Both hammers are engraved as well with scrollwork and fish pattern. The trigger guard is engraved in a scroll florette style. The pistol retains traces of the original finish. Metal surfaces show very little handling wear with a few very light tool marks with a light and dark grey mottled patina throughout. Walnut one piece grip having round knob base shows 90% checkering coverage with only minor light handling and a silver monogram plate inletted into the center of the grip. Fine example of an English swivel barrel.

*Scarce John Cookson Boston, Breech loading, .58 cal, s/n NSN BP rifle, brl

Lot #37 (Sale Order 37 of 82)

*Scarce John Cookson Boston, Breech loading, .58 cal, s/n NSN, BP rifle, brl length 28.125", very good condition, flintlock action, John Cookson, Mass. enrolled in the Ancient and Honorable Artillery Company in 1701. From 1722 to 1726 he acted as company clerk. In 1727 was employed to clean and repair the arms belonging to the Province of Massachusetts Bay. And later opening his own firm manufacturing rifles till 1762 when he died leaving his gunsmith tools to his grandson Samuel and his shop to his grandson John. John Cookson built many rare and unusual rifles including the "Cookson Repeater." This example is a breech loading flintlock having a top mounted hinge with the release located just in front of the trigger inside the guard. The guard itself is of unusual shape with finger form to grasp with ease. Being constructed of iron with partial single line border and finial plate. Right side of frame is engraved "John Cookson/Boston" in two lines just below hammer cock. The barrel has two double lines running from back to front along the top of barrel and at the muzzle the barrel has a trumpet flare, being lightly engraved at both breech and muzzle with a small fixed front sight and notch rear. There are two lines of rifling very faint but visible with areas of pitting in the bore. The wood appears maple with a hump back scalloped shadow line straight grip butt stock and forend with scroll tip. The wood has various indentations throughout with a few scuffs all of old age. The forend retention pins have been removed and reinserted from opposite side. The iron butt plate is slightly oversized. All metal surfaces have a gray mottled patina throughout with spot freckling and a few areas of very light flash pitting. There is the slightest amount of loose play in the action. Fine example of a breech loading Cookson rifle.

*Sharps Rifle Manuf. Co., Model 1852 "Slant Breech" SRC, .52 cal, s/n 14296

Lot #38 (Sale Order 38 of 82)

*Sharps Rifle Manuf. Co., Model 1852 "Slant Breech" SRC, .52 cal, s/n 14296, carbine, brl length 21.75", very good condition, percussion action, Just shy of 6,000 Model 1852 Slant Breech SRC's were manufactured and most were used by the South in the War of Northern Aggression i.e. The Civil War. This example has all the standard features including the 9" saddle ring bar and ring along with the brass barrel band which it is secured to at the front portion. The rear sight is folding and graduated and the front is a brass blade. The carbine has a brass butt plate and patch box with a bore that has nice rifling and minor light scattered surface pitting in some areas. The overall metal finish has a dark brown/grey mottled appearance with some flash pitting present on hammer side, breech block top and receiver is some areas. The walnut stock has no outward visible repairs with normal military style handling wear present. Nice example of a Slant Breech.

*Sharps Rifle Manufacturing Co., New Model 1863 SRC, .50-70 cf, s/n C22907,

Lot #39 (Sale Order 39 of 82)

*Sharps Rifle Manufacturing Co., New Model 1863 SRC, .50-70 cf, s/n C22907, carbine, brl length 22", good plus condition, percussion action, In 1867 the United States Ordnance Dept. contracted Sharps for the conversion of approx. 31,000 carbines to breech loading this is one of the examples. The blued barrel has a faint three line address forward of the rear sight and an also faint single line model designation rearward of sight. The blued finish barrel shows blue/dark brown mottling with a few tool marks left side just in front of forend and some scattered light surface scratches. The bore shines very bright having 6 lands and 6 grooves. Traces of case coloring present on the right side of receiver with remaining case hardened surfaces show a light and dark grey mottled patina. Standard Lawrence & Sharps patents both in two line present right side of receiver with the serial number marking on the top tang. The walnut butt stock and forend have moderate indentation and scratches as expected with SRC of this period.

*Tipping & Lawden, Sharps Patent single shot, 9mm rf, s/n 1?, rifle, brl le

Lot #40 (Sale Order 40 of 82)

*Tipping & Lawden, Sharps Patent single shot, 9mm rf, s/n 1?, rifle, brl length 20.25", very good condition, single shot sliding barrel, This example is marked left side of frame in a circle "TIPPING & LAWDEN SHARPS' PATENT" and on the top barrel flat "B.S.GARDEN. 29 PICCADILLY. LONDON" in a single line. There are three stacked proof marks underside of barrel as well as one right side of frame. Engraved flower motif screw heads located at rear of tang as well as both butt plate retaining screws. The barrel slides forward to load a round and to extract with an addition left side frame mounted extractor lever. Number 1 is located on the underside of the barrel flat along with being marked underside of stock just rear of grip tang. Frame is silver nickel over brass having a mostly rainbow patina with some thinning and a few losses at the back of to tang. Bore shines bright with nice rifling and a few areas of very light pitting. Barrel shows traces of bluing with a mottled patina. Ejector bar, lever and folding rear leaf sight all show traces of Niter bluing. There are a few light tool marks on the edges near the rear sight with minor light handling in some places throughout. Hammer spur is checkered and hammer is slightly loose. Finish on frame shows light surface scratches with very few penetrating finish. Walnut checkered pistol grip stock has steel butt plate and grip cap. Original finish has mostly thinned off cap with a lot of original finish present on plate showing some areas of pitting. Wood shows light scratches and indentations with a small area of heavy indentations just behind the number one marking. Two rear sights with notch rear and notch and peep just in front of that also folds. Front sight is fixed and dovetailed set.

*Extremely Rare Remington Arms, Split Breech Vest Pocket pistol

Lot #41 (Sale Order 41 of 82)

*Extremely Rare Remington Arms, Split Breech Vest Pocket pistol, .30rf, s/n 74, pistol, brl length 3.5", very good condtion, derringer single shot, This is an example of a very scarce "Saw Handle Derringer" a.k.a. "No. 2" size having the early brass frame in the rare .30 rim fire caliber. The bore measures .300 using a Mitutoyo dial caliper. The brass frame shows traces of a nickel finish showing assorted surface scratches and light tool marks with a half round half octagonal barrel having a two line barrel address that is faint but present. The grip panels are walnut and show assorted light handling marks and the bore has visible rifling with very light surface pitting scattered. Brass post front sight and notch rear, with metal surfaces having a dark grey mottled patina.

*Remington Arms, Vest Pocket pistol,

Lot #42 (Sale Order 42 of 82)

*Remington Arms, Vest Pocket pistol, .22rf, s/n 4111, pistol, brl length 3.25", very good condition, derringer single shot, This "Saw Handle Derringer" a.k.a. "No. 1" size uses the hammer as a breech block with a half round barrel. The serial number is located on the bottom of barrel as well as under the left grip panel on the frame. Traces of Niter bluing present on either side of the hammer having a checkered spur with a majority of the blued metal finish present on the sides of the frame showing scattered light surface scratches and a few tool marks. Bore shines bright with walnut grip panels showing an indentation on the right panel. Brass post front sight with rear notch with top flat having a faint two line address.

*E. Remington & Sons, Elliot Pepperbox derringer,

Lot #43 (Sale Order 43 of 82)

*E. Remington & Sons, Elliot Pepperbox derringer, .32 rf, s/n 16187, derringer, brl length 3.25", excellent condition, rotating firing pin, Excellent example of a late production Elliot having a nicely toned Nickel finish throughout with a Niter blued connecting bar and Ivory grip panels. There is a "B" inspector mark on the left side just above the grip panel with the Nickel finish showing only some light handling most notable underside of grip frame. Ivory grip panels show a few small hairlines with a blade front and notch rear sights.

*Remington Arms, Rider Pocket revolver,

Lot #44 (Sale Order 44 of 82)

*Remington Arms, Rider Pocket revolver, .31 cal, s/n 1600, black powder revolver, brl length 2 7/8", very good condition, double action percussion, Designed by Joseph Rider and being one of the first double action revolvers manufactured in the United States. Manufactured from 1860-1873. Frame and barrel have matching serial numbers. Barrel top flat has two line address and revolver is fitted with checkered hard rubber grip panels showing almost no handling wear. The bore has shine with visible rifling and some very light scattered surface pitting. The trigger guard is Nickel plated brass showing minor thinning on edges with the steel frame and octagonal barrel having a Nickel finish showing scattered losses and thinning with very little handling marks.

*Excellent U.S. Inspected Remington Arms

Lot #45 (Sale Order 45 of 82)

*Excellent U.S. Inspected Remington Arms , New Model Army, .44 cal, s/n 46432, black powder revolver, brl length 8", excellent condition, percussion action, High Condition Civil War Era New Model Arm with faint "BH" Cartouche on the left walnut grip panel. There are sub inspection markings throughout with an "M" on the left side of the frame in two locations as well as on the cylinder. The cylinder also bears and "L" and the letter "C" can be found on either side of the barrel flat, triggerguard and right side of frame. The serial number is located on the underside of barrel flat and the top barrel flat is marked in three lines "PATENTED SEPT 14,1858/E. REMINGTON & SONS. ILION NEW YORK. U.S.A./NEW-MODEL". Most of the original bluing is present on the metal surfaces with some thinning and those areas show a light brown patina. The trigger retains most of its blued metal finish as well. The hammer retains alot of the case coloring with a checkered spur. The brass triggerguard has a nice toned patina throughout and the walnut grip panels show only minor losses at base edges with little overall wear. The bore shine like new and the entire revolver shows only the slightest handling marks. Fine example of a U.S. inspected New Army Revolver.

*U.S. Springfield, Model of 1888, .45-70 gov't,

Lot #46 (Sale Order 46 of 82)

*U.S. Springfield, Model of 1888, .45-70 gov't, s/n 505372, rifle, brl length 32.5", excellent condition, trap door action, High Condition ramrod bayonet trap door showing only the slightest of handling wear throughout. Walnut stock with left side Cartouche in borderline "SWP/1890" having circle "P" underside of wrist and "79" inline at top by heel with the butt plate marked US having a synthetic polymer 73 applied label. Left side of the barrel is marked in a single line VP Eagleshead P with a Buffington rear sight, fixed blade front sight with tube shield. Trap door retains almost all of the case coloring. Fine example of a ramrod bayonet trap door rifle.

*U.S. Springfield, Model of 1884, .45-70 gov't,

Lot #47 (Sale Order 47 of 82)

*U.S. Springfield, Model of 1884, .45-70 gov't, s/n 456270, rifle, brl length 32.5", excellent condition, trap door action, High Condition trap door appearing to have just left the factory with only minor thinning to the blued finish at muzzle. The left side of the walnut stock has a Cartouche in a borderline "SWP/1889" with the underside of wrist bearing the circle "P" with inspectors marking just in front and a 37 at the toe. Top of the butt plate marked US with left side of barrel having the VP Eagleshead P in a single line. the trap door retains almost all of the vibrant case coloring with a Buffington rear sight. Walnut stock shows some very minor light indentation handling marks. Very nice example of a high condition trap door.

*U.S. Springfield, Model 1892 Conversion, .30-40 Krag

Lot #48 (Sale Order 48 of 82)

*U.S. Springfield, Model 1892 Conversion, .30-40 Krag, s/n 4084, rifle, brl length 30", very good plus condition, bolt action, Cleaning rod conversion dated 1894 receiver having round trapdoor in steel butt plate containing cleaning kit. Vibrant Niter blued extractor shows almost no visible loss with just a few very faint hairline rubs almost unnoticeable. Rear sight is graduated to 18 with circle "P" underside of wrist with very faint Cartouche. Walnut stock shows small loss left side at butt plate with some scattered light indentations. Blued metal surfaces show only some minor thinning in a few areas with some very light handling marks in a few areas. Bore has shine and butt plate shows brown/grey mottled patina.

Norwegian Krag Jorgensen, Model 1912,

Lot #49 (Sale Order 49 of 82)

Norwegian Krag Jorgensen, Model 1912, 6.5x55mm, s/n 3852, carbine, brl length 24", excellent condition, bolt action, High Condition 1914 dated receiver with crown proofings along with serial number. V front fixed sight with tangent rear graduated to 2200 meters. Factory original condition with matching serial numbers located on bolt, handle, underside, left side of trigger guard, underside rear sight, left side of barrel band and on steel butt plate. Two standard location sling attachment points also having a nose cap mounted ring as well as a ring on front of the triggerguard. Smooth walnut stock and hand guard with finger groove forend. Bore shines bright. Stock shows only the slightest handling wear with the blued metal surfaces showing very little handling wear and a brown/blue mottled patina in some areas with minor light thinning on some edges. 14-3-8

Bayonet - Model 1898 U.S. Krag Jorgensen bayonet, dated "1898" with "US" mark on opposite side.

Lot #50 (Sale Order 50 of 82)

Model 1898 U.S. Krag Jorgensen bayonet, dated "1898" with "US" mark on opposite side. Included is a steel scabbard with hanger. 11.75" blade length.

*U.S. Springfield, Model 1896 SRC, .30-40 Krag

Lot #51 (Sale Order 51 of 82)

*U.S. Springfield, Model 1896 SRC, .30-40 Krag, s/n 78936, carbine, brl length 22", very good plus condition, bolt action, Exceptional Cartouche "JSA/1897" in borderline left side of stock with circle "P" underside of wrist. The walnut stock shows some light scattered handling with a "52/A' on top of butt stock at plate. Butt plate has standard style round trapdoor containing cleaning kit. The Niter blued extractor shows vibrant colors with some spotting and there are a few small areas of very light surface rust that appear will clean up well but they are present now. The bore has shine and the graduated rear sight is marked to 20 also having the "C" designation for carbine. This SRC would make a fine addition to any collection.

*Extremely Scarce Remington Arms, 1891 Target, .38 cf

Lot #52 (Sale Order 52 of 82)

*Extremely Scarce Remington Arms, 1891 Target, .38cf, s/n NSN, pistol, brl length 10", excellent condition, rolling block, Flayderman's states these pistols were manufactured between 1892-1898 and that the factory records show approximately 116 were produced but larger quantities are possible and this example is extremely rare being in .38 cal.. Bearing 1901 styling profusely checkered forend and grip but retaining the case hardened frame and trigger guard as found on the 1891. They were manufactured using over-run Model 1871 Army contract receivers bearing the sub inspectors markings "P" & "S". This example has a half round half octagonal blued barrel showing only minor thinning at muzzle with very little handling present. The bore shines very bright with a standard crown muzzle, fixed serrated ramp blade front sight and adjustable target rear. Some case coloring still present on frame and trigger guard with two line address on left side showing some light scattered tool marks and handling. Walnut grips and forend are heavily checkered with a Schnabel style forend showing scattered indentations. The grip has a very small crack at the bottom below the back strap with moderate indentations on the bottom of grip. The trigger shows traces of Niter bluing. Fine example of a very scarce 1891 Target.

*U.S. Remington, 1871 Army issued, .50 rf

Lot #53 (Sale Order 53 of 82)

*U.S. Remington, 1871 Army issued, .50rf, s/n NSN, pistol, brl length 8", very good condition, rolling block, Produced 1872 to 1888 with total production approximately 6,000 of which approximately 5,000 bear U.S. Government Martial markings. This example bears the "CRS" Cartouche on the left grip that is faint but present along with sub inspection markings "P" and "S" on the left side of the frame. The bore has shine with nice rifling and surface pitting in some areas. The blued steel barrel retains some of the original finish having a blue/brown mottled patina with some freckling and a few very light tool marks. The frame and trigger guard have visible case colors with a two line address. The trigger retains most of the blued finish and the walnut grip shows various indentations as does the forend and neither appear to have been sanded.

*Very Rare Remington Arms, Commercial Model of 1865 Navy, .50 rf

Lot #54 (Sale Order 54 of 82)

*Very Rare Remington Arms, Commercial Model of 1865 Navy, .50 rf, s/n NSN, pistol, brl length 8.5", good plus condition, rolling block, Also known as the Model of 1866 these pistols were manufactured from 1866 to 1875 and is a civilian version lacking the inspectors marking found on the Navy. This example has no visible markings anywhere and has a flaking Nickel finish throughout. Pinch fixed front sight and notch rear that is located on top of the breech block. The bore has nice rifling showing some dirt. The grips are walnut with the forend appearing to have been sanded with the pistol grip showing a slight loss on the right side at base.

Numbers matching Rare WWII German "duv" Berlin-Lubecker, G41, 8 mm Mauser

Lot #55 (Sale Order 55 of 82)

Rare WWII German "duv" Berlin-Lubecker, G41, 8 mm Mauser, s/n 2886h, rifle, brl length 24", excellent condition, semi auto, Wonderful example of a Limited production G41 "Bang Gas-Trap" rifle. It is believed less than 10,000 of these rifles were produced with a majority of them seeing service on Germany's Eastern front. The gas trap system utilizes a muzzle cone to trap and bleed off gas to cycle the action. This example is in exceptional condition with all numbers matching and having a dark brown/red resin handguard and laminated wood pistol grip stock. Right side of stock at butt area has double Eagle 214 Waffenamt stamping with a single stamp under wrist. The left side of the receiver is marked "G 41 duv 43 2886h" with the cycling bolt cover having the serial number on top front edge directly in the center and the left side Waffenamt marking "359". The right side of the receiver is Eagle Waffenamt marked. The brown leather sling is ink marked "kzl/43" with Eagle. The bore shines bright like New and the left side of the box magazine shows an area of surface pitting under the blued metal finish. The rear sight is graduated to 12 with the entire rifle showing only light handling in some areas. Fine example of a desirable G41 rifle. No import marks. 14-1-21

"ac" Walther, G.43, 7.92c57mm Mauser,

Lot #56 (Sale Order 56 of 82)

"ac" Walther, G.43, 7.92c57mm Mauser, s/n 7042 l, rifle, brl length 22", excellent condition, semi auto, High Condition "ac 44" code G .43 rifle with integral scope rail right side having rough cast receiver and bolt carrier. Left side of receiver is marked in single line with a single Waffenamt Eagle G.43 Waffenamt "359" 70421 ac 44 with the right side being marked with Waffenamt "359". The left side of bolt carrier shows serial number minus letter with Waffenamt "359" just above having a sheet metal just cover with a Waffenamt "WaAA44" mark. The laminated wood stock is serial numbered to the rifle with the left side having an Eagle/359 Waffenamt mark. The rifle has a tan leather sling and comes with one magazine that is marked "aye WaA843 G43" and a steel butt plate with spring loaded door for cleaning kit which is not present. Hooded blade front sight with tangent rear graduated to 12. This is a fine example G43 with a shiny bore, the laminated stock and hand guard show very little handling wear with a slight separation/delamination at the underside of the butt approximately 2" long. The Phosphate and blued metal surfaces show very little handling wear with a very small amount of thinning. The magazine shows some thinning mostly on the leading edge as well as some scattered scratches. 14-2-22

*Phenomenal Ceskoslovensk Zbrojovka, Panel Cut-Away VZ.24 Demonstrator

Lot #57 (Sale Order 57 of 82)

*Phenomenal Ceskoslovensk Zbrojovka, Panel Cut-Away VZ.24 Demonstrator, 7.92x57mm Mauser, s/n 6907, rifle, brl length 23.5", excellent condition, bolt action, Outstanding example of a panel/window cut demonstrator. This type of machining is very time intensive but results in an exceptional final product. There are over 25 individual windows machined out of the right showing every aspect of the internal workings of the rifle in fine detail all the way down to the tangent spring operation. The blued metal surfaces show only a few areas of wear with minor thinning and the remaining walnut stock shows only minor handling throughout.

*Excellent Erma-Erfurt, Cut-Away 98K Demonstrator,

Lot #58 (Sale Order 58 of 82)

*Excellent Erma-Erfurt, Cut-Away 98K Demonstrator, 7.92x57mm, s/n 130, rifle, brl length 23.5", excellent condition, bolt action, Excellent condition cut-away with 1937 dated receiver ring which is cut away along with the top of the chamber a majority of the left side of stock and receiver to expose trigger controls, a panel cut out of the bolt to expose firing pin as well as a cut out to expose rear floor plate retaining screw and a panel cut left side of front sight and barrel to expose bore. Under the serial number on the left side of the receiver ring is a Waffenamt marking "77". The right side of the rear of the receiver is also cut-away in several areas as well. The blued metal surfaces show very little wear and finish loss with the remaining wood stock showing light scattered indentations. Fine example of a K98 Cut-Away rifle.

Exceptional jhv Hungary Factory, Model G98/40, 7.92x57mm

Lot #59 (Sale Order 59 of 82)

Exceptional jhv Hungary Factory, Model G98/40, 7.92x57mm, s/n 3995n, rifle, brl length 23.5", excellent condition, bolt action, Fantastic High Condition all original and matching 43 dated rifle. The top of receiver is Waffenamt "173" marked with the left side and barrel both having large Eagle firing proofs. The underside of stock both forward and rear of floor plate are both marked with "WaA173" Eagle Waffenamt with the serial number and jhv marked between grip and butt plate. The rifle is fitted with a cross hatched brown leather sling ink marked "WALDON/PRAG/1942" with KAR further along. The bore shines mirror bright with the walnut stock and hand guard showing only light handling indentations. The blued metal surfaces show only very minor handling with the thinning visible on front of barrel and bolt where it contacts during cycling as well as butt plate. Phenomenal example of a jhv 98/40. 14-3-2

Exceptional WWII "dot" Waffenwerke Brunn , G33/40 Mountain

Lot #60 (Sale Order 60 of 82)

Exceptional WWII "dot" Waffenwerke Brunn , G33/40 Mountain, 7.92x57mm Mauser, s/n 8338, carbine, brl length 19", excellent condition, bolt action, Wonderful example of a 1942 dated receiver mountain carbine produced by Bruno in Czechoslovakia. Manufactured using a small ring receiver with a lighter weight barrel and stock to make it easier to handle. The left side of the receiver ring has an Eagle firing proof with the right side having three "63" Waffenamt markings. The stock is laminated and has the sheet metal protector plate on the left side just forward of the butt plate. Receiver, bolt handle and stock are all serial numbered matching. The rifle has a cleaning rod and is fitted with a V blade front sight and tangent rear graduated to 10. The wood stock shows almost no handling wear with the metal surfaces showing some minor thinning on the barrel with a few small tool marks left side of barrel above lug and a few spots on the front band. The underside of the bolt handle is marked "N5" with a hollowed out knob. The bore shines and the protector plate has scattered dark spots. 14-3-6

dot Brno Arms, Model 98K, 7.92x57mm Mauser,

Lot #61 (Sale Order 61 of 82)

dot Brno Arms, Model 98K, 7.92x57mm Mauser, s/n 991a, rifle, brl length 24", excellent plus condition, bolt action, High Condition Czechoslovakia standard K98 with 1943 dated receiver having and Eagle firing proof left side of receiver and barrel with a lateral "BK" followed by an Eagle 63 Waffenamt mark that is also located on top of receiver. The laminated stock is stamped dot underside just forward of the steel butt plate. The rifle is complete numbers matching with a hooded blade front sight and tangent rear sight graduated to 20. The bore shines mirror bright with the entire rifle showing only the slightest of handling wear. Superb example of a dot 98K. 14-3-4

Waffenfabrik Mauser A-G Oberndorf, Weimar Republic 1920 Property Mark Gew 98

Lot #62 (Sale Order 62 of 82)

Waffenfabrik Mauser A-G Oberndorf, Weimar Republic 1920 Property Mark Gew 98, 7.92x57mm Mauser, s/n 462a, rifle, brl length 29", very good plus condition, bolt action, Receiver dated 1917 with 1920 Weimar property mark. Complete numbers matching rifle with the right side of the barrel below rear sight being marked S/42G. Left side barrel band sling swivel has Waffenamt markings along with 1937. Underside of stock has numerous inspector/acceptance markings "WaA4", "SU18" and other. The right side of stock is marked with Eagle over "H" & Eagle over "SU4". Fixed front sight with tangent rear adjustable to 20. Bore shines with walnut stock showing assorted scattered handling marks throughout. Blued metal surfaces showing some thinning with light scattered tool marks on barrel band. Excellent Weimar Property Marked Mauser. 14-3-1

DWM (Deutsche Waffen-und MUNITIONSFABRIKEN. BERLIN), Mauser Modelo Argentino 1909,

Lot #63 (Sale Order 63 of 82)

DWM (Deutsche Waffen-und MUNITIONSFABRIKEN. BERLIN), Mauser Modelo Argentino 1909, 7.65x53mm Mauser, s/n K6599, rifle, brl length 29", excellent plus condition, bolt action, High Condition Argentine Mauser with all numbers match bearing no import marking. The rifle still has factory grease in areas on bolt with a bore that appears factory New. Being of standard configuration having all of the factory acceptance and inspectors markings. There are some very light scattered handling marks most notably a small scuff left side of butt stock area but this is an exceptional example of a 1909. 14-2-13

Anschutz, Model WSK Trainer, 4mm long,

Lot #64 (Sale Order 64 of 82)

Anschutz, Model WSK Trainer, 4mm long, s/n 13552, rifle, brl length 26"/9" barrel, very good condition, bolt action, JGA Wehrsportkarabiner with and 8.75" long inner barrel to utilize the full potential of the 4mm long cartridge with the rifle configured as a full stock military. Rifle has a fixed front sight triangle and a graduated to 10 rear sight. The bore shines very bright with the wood stock showing only minor scattered light indentations. The overall appearance of the blued metal surfaces are excellent except for the area just forward of the barrel band sling mount point where you will find a handful of very tiny indentations on top of barrel where it appears it was put into and removed from a rack, but are small type dings. There is also a small amount of thinning in a few areas. Nice example of a WSK Trainer. 14-2-12

*Cased WWII Erma Erfurt, K98 .22 cal. conversion kit., .22 LR

Lot #65 (Sale Order 65 of 82)

*Cased WWII Erma Erfurt, K98 .22 cal. conversion kit, .22 LR, s/n 2405, rifle conversion, brl length 26.25", very good plus condition, bolt action, Complete kit for converting a standard K98 rifle to fire .22 LR cartridges for a removable box magazine. The cased kit contains a complete bolt assembly with barrel liner showing several Waffenamt markings throughout with a bright shiny bore, visible Niter bluing on the extractor bar having minor thinning of blued finish on remaining bolt parts. The floor plate is marked "ERMA/ERFURT/1937/Waffenamt 77/2985" with strong bluing and only a very few spots of light freckling with the internal flats also being marked with Waffenamt "77" code in three locations. There are two magazines both being marked "ERMA/ERFURT/1938" on the left side with the spine of one being Waffenamt "280" and other "77". The magazines along with the floor plate show only very minor thinning and handling with the floor plate showing a few tool marks from installation of the screw. The kit is completed with the assembly tool which has a knurled handle. Stored in a hinged lid wooden chest.

Excellent Mauser-Werke, Model MS 350B, .22 LR

Lot #66 (Sale Order 66 of 82)

Excellent Mauser-Werke, Model MS 350B, .22 LR, s/n 117802, rifle, brl length 26.75", excellent condition, bolt action, Rifle is fitted with a Ziel-Dialyt 2 3/4 No. 46732 scope on an Akah groove mount base to the top of the grooved receiver. The tangent rear sight is slide adjustable to 10 different marked 0-9 positions and is graduated to 200 in 25 intervals with a checkered ramped blade front sight, Mauser marked magazine, with black grip cap and checkered black Mauser butt plate. The trigger is serrated and the underside of the triggerguard bow is checkered. The three screw heads retaining the floor plate are Niter blued along with the two retaining the butt plate with all of them retaining mostly all of the finish. The rifle has a walnut checkered pistol grip and forend with sling swivels being marked MAUSER GERMANY right side at butt and shows some light scattered handling. The bore shines mirror bright having a standard crown muzzle. Right side of the barrel 10.5" from muzzle is invertedly marked "WS350 Ch51". Assorted crown proofs left side of barrel and receiver. Blued metal surfaces show almost no handling wear with only slight thinning of finish on front sight. Excellent example of a Mauser scoped small bore. 14-3-12

Walther, Sport Model Trainer, .22 LR

Lot #67 (Sale Order 67 of 82)

Walther, Sport Model Trainer, .22 LR, s/n 76580, rifle, brl length 25.75", excellent condition, bolt action, Excellent High Condition Sport Model with the top of the barrel being marked "Sportmodell WALTHER(in banner) Meisterbuchse". The rear sight is fully adjustable and rides along two grooved channels cut into top of the barrel. The receiver is also grooved with the front sight being ramped and fixed. Single shot example with walnut shadow line border checkered cut pistol grip stock and wrap around forend. The trigger is serrated and case colored with a black grip cap and black checkered butt plate. Having sling swivels with a mirror bright bore and standard crown muzzle. Blued metal surfaces show very little handling most notable 3 very small marks left side with only minor thinning on leading edge of muzzle. Walnut stock shows just a few very light scattered indentations. 14-3-13

Walther, Sport Model, .22 LR

Lot #68 (Sale Order 68 of 82)

Walther, Sport Model, .22 LR, s/n 33638W, rifle, brl length 25 5/8", excellent condition, bolt action, High Condition single shot full stock rifle with original brown leather sling with fixed blade front sight having sheet steel protector and a tangent rear sight graduated to 200. The top of the barrel is marked "WALTHER" in a flowing banner "SPORTMODELL" with the left side having a crown over "N" proof "Nitro". Top of receiver is grooved. Rifle has three sling attachment points, serrated trigger, steel butt plate and a bore that shines mirror bright. Walnut stock shows some light scattered indentations with blued metal surfaces showing very little wear with minor thinning at muzzle having a standard crown. 14-3-11

Mauser, Model ES 340B Trainer, .22 LR

Lot #69 (Sale Order 69 of 82)

Mauser, Model ES 340B Trainer, .22 LR, s/n 176820, rifle, brl length 26.75", excellent condition, bolt action, Very nice banner Mauser single shot rifle, having a tangent rear sight adjustable to 200 along with a checkered ramp fixed front sight. The underside of the triggerguard bow is checkered and the trigger is serrated. The nicely figured pistol grip walnut stock has checkered grip panels with a round grip cap, finger groove forend and banner Mauser marked black checkered butt plate with sling swivels. The left side of the barrel is marked Ch51 10.5" from muzzle with a proof mark. The left side of the barrel and receiver both have assort crown proofs over B, U, G along with 459. The bore shines mirror bright with the blued metal surfaces showing a few very light handling marks with only the slightest thinning at the right edge of muzzle. The walnut stock shows some scattered light indentations and surface scratches scattered. 14-3-14

*Smith & Wesson, Model 3 Russian Second Model, .44 S&W

Lot #70 (Sale Order 70 of 82)

*Smith & Wesson, Model 3 Russian Second Model, .44 S&W, s/n 35525, revolver, brl length 7", very good condition, double action, Very nice example of a Model 3 Russian having a spurred triggerguard, hump back frame and round contoured grip base. The bottom of the grip frame is marked with an "SH" in diamond above 35525 with a lanyard ring. The rear cylinder flat and the underside of the top strap release are both marked with assembly numbers "480". The top of the barrel flat is marked with the standard Smith & Wesson roll mark with a final patent date of Aug. 21.69 followed by "RUSSIAN MODEL". The hammer spur is checkered and the hammer shows traces of case coloring. The blued metal finish shows thinning throughout having a mostly brown/blue mottled patina throughout with a few hairline scratches on the left side and a few small tool marks to the left of the hammer. Blade front sight with notch rear and a bore that shines very bright.

*Prototype Unknown Manufacturer, First Model American Style, .44 S&W

Lot #71 (Sale Order 71 of 82)

*Prototype Unknown Manufacturer, First Model American Style, .44 S&W, s/n NSN, revolver, brl length 8", very good condition, double action, This appears to be a tool room prototype of a Smith & Wesson Model No. 3 First Model American with the only visible markings are an "F" marked on the rear flat of the barrel rib with a "PP" marked left side of top strap and a single "P" on right side. The rear face of the cylinder flat is marked with a "D" in a circle and the underside of the barrel release is marked with a "1". There is also a "D" in circle marked on the left side of the hammer at the top. The underside of the right walnut grip panel is marked "9936". There are no other markings present on the revolver and except for the case colored hammer and break lever all other surfaces are in the white. There is a machine cut out rectangle on the inside top of the grip frame and it is unknown what this was meant for. The metal surfaces have a light and dark grey mottled patina throughout. Walnut grip panels show only light handling with a bore that shines very bright.

Colt, Model 1873 Single Action Army, .38 W.C.F.

Lot #72 (Sale Order 72 of 82)

Colt, Model 1873 Single Action Army, .38 W.C.F., s/n 325685, revolver, brl length 7.5", very good plus condition, single action, Manufactured 1913 with a case colored frame and hammer, the colors have a deep hue with some thinning left side of hammer on underside front edge of frame as well as left side back of blast shield. The hammer shows extremely light freckling both sides of spur and a few very light tool marks right side of top strap, front edge of right blast shield and front portion of loading gate side, the longest one measures .041" long, there are less than 10 and they are extremely tiny. The trigger and most screw heads maintain a majority of the fire bluing. The barrel, blade sight, ejector rod housing, trigger guard, backstrap and cylinder are all high polish blued. The barrel shows minor thinning both sides at the muzzle, it and the ejector rod housing show scattered light indentations and surface scratches. The cylinder shows losses of bluing on edges and has a light dragline along with scattered surface scratches. The bluing has mostly thinned off the back of the backstrap as well as the grip area of the trigger guard and the front of the bow on the guard shows areas of light freckling. The grips are a checkered black composite that show some small chip losses. The matching serial numbers are on the frame, trigger guard and bottom of the butt. The top of the barrel is marked in a single line address "COLT'S PT. F.A. MFG. CO. HARTFORD CT. U.S.A." and the left side is marked "38 W.C.F.". Left side of frame is marked with a two line patent "PAT SEPT 19 1871./JULY 2 72 JAN.19.75" with Rampant Colt. The bore shines mirror bright. 14-3-17

*Colt U.S. Marshall Artillery, Single Action Army, .45/c

Lot #73 (Sale Order 73 of 82)

"*Colt U.S. Marshall Artillery, Single Action Army, .45/c, s/n 92826, revolver, brl length 5.5"", good condition, single action, Hollywood movie prop revolver as pictured in C. Kenneth Moore's book ""Single Action Army Revolvers-US Alterations"" pg. 63 with text on pg. 90 as an example of a revolver returned for repair to Colt by a private owner as opposed to the Government, right side of frame marked ""BMP"" for Bison Motion Picture Co. and a triangle stamp for Triangle Motion Pictures with the left side having a 44 stamp, Manufactured in 1883 with a D.F.C. inspectors mark on frame, non matching numbers revolver having replaced Colt barrel with single line address on top and left side roll mark that reads ""COLT SINGLE ACTION ARMY .45"", bluing on barrel is thinning slightly having a grey brown patina on frame cylinder and back strap, U.S. mark left side of frame, there are excessive tool marks to serial numbers on frame and trigger guard see pictures, few light tool marks front sight as well as left and right side of frame, hard rubber eagle/rampant colt grip panels show thinning to the checkering with a repair to the left panel, bore has shine, fantastic example of an Early Hollywood Colt

Rare Colt, New Pocket Model, .32 cal.

Lot #74 (Sale Order 74 of 82)

Rare Colt, New Pocket Model, .32 cal, s/n 205?5, revolver, brl length 6", very good condition, double action, Rare example of a 6" barreled Colt New Pocket. Reverse side of crane as well as frame area under crane are both stamped 180. Manufactured in 1903 retaining most of the Colt fire bluing on the trigger, hammer and some screw heads. The bore shines very bright with a fixed blade front sight and notch rear. Left side of the barrel is marked "COLT.D.A.32" with the top of the barrel having a 3 line address and patent mark. The left side plate is marked in a circle around a Rampant Colt "COLT'S NEW POCKET". The revolver has a checkered hammer spur and flat cylinder release. The smooth walnut grips are replacement and show only scattered light handling. The blued metal finish shows thinning throughout showing some very light freckling left side of the barrel. 14-3-18

*E.L. & J. Dickinson, lever eject, .32 rf

Lot #75 (Sale Order 75 of 82)

*E.L. & J. Dickinson, lever eject, .32 rf, s/n 95, pistol, brl length 3 7/8", very good plus condition, rotating barrel single action, High condition unmarked Dickinson pistol having the unusual lever actuated case extractor mounted to the underside of the octagonal barrel with a solid rib on top where there is also a brass blade front sight. Majority of the bluing is present on the steel barrel showing some light handling surface scratches, freckling and thinning on some edges and at muzzle. The brass frame has a light nickel silver wash with the serial number located underside of butt showing some light surface handling and storage discoloration. Smooth walnut grip panel shows light wear with some finish losses and indentations. Bore has faint rifling present with light pitting and the lever is slightly loose but functions as it should. Beautiful example of a early Dickinson lever single shot.

*Frank Wesson, Model 1870 medium frame Second Type, .22 rf

Lot #76 (Sale Order 76 of 82)

*Frank Wesson, Model 1870 medium frame Second Type, .22 rf, s/n 417, pistol, brl length 8", good condition, rotating barrel, Pistol has a globe front and peep rear sight with a checkered spur trigger and checkered hammer spur. The frame is steel nickel plate and the barrel is fully octagonal with two line address left side. Measuring 23/32" at breech with a push button half cock. Walnut grip panels show only the lightest of wear and the bore has shine with faint rifling. The extractor is absent but everything else functions mechanically. Nickel finish shows scattered losses with light scratches. Blued barrel shows scattered losses with light scratches. Blued barrel shows thinning with light freckling and a few scattered light tool marks with the barrel having nice edges.

Pre-Ban Colt, Model SP1 AR-15, .223 cal.

Lot #77 (Sale Order 77 of 82)

Pre-Ban Colt, Model SP1 AR-15, .223 cal, s/n SP175657, carbine, brl length 16.5", excellent condition, semi auto, M4 style Colt Manufactured in 1971 with "C MP CHROME BORE" marked barrel having a birdcage style flash hider, a pine type front sight with bayonet lug and a folding two position rear sight adjustable for windage. Collapsible two position stock with checkered plate as well as a checkered pistol grip. The carbine appears in almost factory New condition with just the slightest of handling rubs. It does not appear to have been fired since it left the factory. Round two piece ventilated hand guard with one Colt marked metal body magazine. Bore shines Like New. 14-2-10

Sig Sauer, Model P556, 5.56 NATO

Lot #78 (Sale Order 78 of 82)

Sig Sauer, Model P556, 5.56 Nato, s/n TP002049, pistol, brl length 10", excellent condtion, semi auto, Left side of receiver is marked "-PISTOL USE ONLY-" having a birdcage flash suppressor, folding front sight, Picatinny rail mounted Sig Sauer STS-081 illuminated red dot in working condition. The pistol has a polymer forend with bottom mounted Picatinny rail and polymer pistol grip. Bore shines As New and shows very little handling wear, comes with one magazine. 14-3-19

Tula Arsenal, SVT 38, 7.62x54r,

Lot #79 (Sale Order 79 of 82)

Tula Arsenal, SVT 38, 7.62x54r, s/n 44340, rifle, brl length 26". very good condition, semi auto, 1939 dated receiver with no visible import marks having "SA" in borderline box Finnish Capture markings and assorted inspector/acceptance marks throughout. Bore shines very bright, adjustable front post sight and graduated to 15 rear sight. Cleaning rod is present on right side of stock. Extremely rare version where as this example has a bayonet lug not seen on most SVT 38s, it does not have a hole in the center as found on the SVT 40s for the cleaning rod to be inserted through,. Receiver is cut either side for mounting of a scope but the top rear is not notched. Wood stock shows off well with only a few handling indentations and the metal surfaces show only minor handling and finish thinning on a few edges. The bolt body shows some dark spotting. Nice High Condition example of an SVT 38 rifle. 14-1-19

RARE Tula Arsenal, SVT 40 scope cut, 7.62x54r,

Lot #80 (Sale Order 80 of 82)

RARE Tula Arsenal, SVT 40 scope cut, 7.62x54r, s/n 5119, rifle, brl length 26", very good condition, semi auto, 1941 dated receiver. Finnish Capture, with "SA" outlined in box stamped left side of receiver with receiver having scope rail cut on either side as well as the top rear being notched for full acceptance of a scope, making it a rare example of an SVT 40. No visible import marks can be located with assorted scattered inspector/acceptance marks. A Tula Arsenal bayonet with metal scabbard is included. The right side of butt stock has a Cartouche and inspectors marks light but present with left side being marked "EK5520" in a single line. Overall wood wear is light to light moderate for a military rifle of this type showing assorted indentations with a few scuffs and light scratches. Bolt has traditional lightning cuts and metal surfaces retain a majority of factory finish with some thinning to rear of receiver top section. Bore has nice rifling and the magazine is also Finnish marked on the underside of floor plate. Rare example of a non import marked SVT. 14-1-10

Poly Technologies, Model AK-47s, 7.62x39mm

Lot #81 (Sale Order 81 of 82)

Poly Technologies, Model AK-47s, 7.62x39mm, s/n DF-05658, carbine, brl length 16.5", excellent condition, semi auto, Norinco 386 Legend pre-ban underfolder AK-47s with milled receiver having lightning cuts either side muzzle nut, adjustable post front sight with graduated to 800 meter rear sight, Chu wood forend and checkered pistol grip. Wood shows a few line indentations underside of forend with metal surfaces showing some faint light rubs. Comes with one Poly China marked magazine showing a few very small spots of light surface rust that appear to be cleanable. Legend appears unfired. KFS import. 14-1-13

FEG, Model SA 85M, 7.62x39 mm

Lot #82 (Sale Order 82 of 82)

FEG, Model SA 85M, 7.62x39mm, s/n SM00464, carbine, brl length 16", excellent plus condition, semi auto, Imported by Kassnar Imports and appearing in unfired condition with black finished metal surfaces, laminated wood stock and forend with brown Bakelite pistol grip marked "49/1" in a single line on left side. Slant cut muzzle break, adjustable rear sight with adjustable post front. Cleaning rod is present also having a bayonet lug and comes with one magazine. Slight finish loss where the safety selector dimple rides the receiver showing almost no other wear present. Excellent FEG AK pattern carbine. 14-1-12


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