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Knife - Randall Model 5-Camp & Trail

Lot #1 (Sale Order 1 of 126)

Randall Model 5-Camp & Trail knife having a 6" fixed blade notched for thumb rest. A special order maple finger grooved handle and standard brass single hilt. The knife comes with a black leather 5 6 marked sheath with honing stone. Proxibid does not provide high resolution photos. Please email us at info@zettauction.com with lot numbers for any high resolution photos you would like.

Knife, Randall Capt. Chris Stanaback Model,

Lot #2 (Sale Order 2 of 126)

Randall Capt. Chris Stanaback Model, stainless steel 5" fixed blade with stag finger grip handle having a nickel silver butt plate and nickel silver single hilt. The knife comes with a brown leather sheath marked "CAPT. CHRIS/STANABACK" and an EZE-LAP diamond sharpener in a brass holder. Proxibid does not provide high resolution photos. Please email us at info@zettauction.com with lot numbers for any high resolution photos you would like.

Knife - Randall Model 2 Letter Opener

Lot #3 (Sale Order 3 of 126)

Randall Model 2 Letter Opener knife having a 5" fixed double sided blade. Special order stabilized maple commando shaped handle with double brass hilt, scalloped brass collar and Coolie Cap comes with a brown leather sheath marked 2 5. Proxibid does not provide high resolution photos. Please email us at info@zettauction.com with lot numbers for any high resolution photos you would like.

Knife - PUMA IP Silverlion stag

Lot #4 (Sale Order 4 of 126)

PUMA IP Silverlion stag handmade fixed blade knife stainless steel 440c blade fixed being 3.5" long with a thumb rest serrated back and stag handles. Knife comes with a PUMA IP embossed dark brown leather sheath. Proxibid does not provide high resolution photos. Please email us at info@zettauction.com with lot numbers for any high resolution photos you would like.

Knife - Henckels Germany HK-501 Bear

Lot #5 (Sale Order 5 of 126)

Henckels Germany HK-501 Bear fixed blade knife with etched embossed 5" blade having a single brass hilt and stag antler handle. Knife comes with a brown leather sheath bearing the logo in red dye. Proxibid does not provide high resolution photos. Please email us at info@zettauction.com with lot numbers for any high resolution photos you would like.

J. Unertl 1" tube 12x scope

Lot #6 (Sale Order 6 of 126)

J. Unertl 1" tube 12x scope with aluminum mounts and steel lens covers with a 2" objective lens and a 1.90" ocular lens having an overall length of 26.5". SN. 55551. Proxibid does not provide high resolution photos. Please email us at info@zettauction.com with lot numbers for any high resolution photos you would like.

J. Unertl 3/4" tube 10x scope

Lot #7 (Sale Order 7 of 126)

J. Unertl 3/4" tube 10x scope with mounts having a 1.375" objective lens and a 1.19" ocular lens with an overall length of 19.5", SN. 34574. Proxibid does not provide high resolution photos. Please email us at info@zettauction.com with lot numbers for any high resolution photos you would like.

AKAH WW2 Nazi Party Leader PPK holster.

Lot #8 (Sale Order 8 of 126)

AKAH WW2 Nazi Party Leader PPK holster. The holster is brown mahog. with the distinctive Nazi party leader eagle embossed on the top flap. Under the closure strap it is embossed D.R.G.M. with Akah and its logo. This example is all original showing honest wear in very good condition. The underside of the flap has a faint ink stamp. Proxibid does not provide high resolution photos. Please email us at info@zettauction.com with lot numbers for any high resolution photos you would like. Items offered with reasonable reserves.

SS Dagger - Wonderful World War II German SS Honor Dagger in untouched attic find condition.

Lot #8a (Sale Order 9 of 126)

Wonderful World War II German SS Honor Dagger in untouched attic find condition. The blade is marked BOKER/SOLINGEN on the reverse with the SS (Schutzstaffel) motto "Meine Ehre Heisst Treue (My Honor is Loyalty). The crossguard is marked with an "I" on reverse side face and with "15051" on the top edge of the guard at blade. The grip is ebony with a National Eagle Swastika insignia and an SS sigrunne button. The grip shows a small minor loss as seen in photo with honest wear throughout and comes with a metal scabbard and leather hanger which is marked DRGM. The tip of the scabbard has a dent and normal wear scattered throughout associated with true field wear and not office use. Fantastic uncleaned original find SS dagger. Proxibid does not provide high resolution photos. Please email us at info@zettauction.com with lot numbers for any high resolution photos you would like. Items offered with reasonable reserves.

Original Colt 1908 Vest Pocket Automatic .25 ACP box

Lot #9 (Sale Order 10 of 126)

Original Colt 1908 Vest Pocket Automatic .25 ACP box with original paperwork and cleaning brush in excellent condition. Proxibid does not provide high resolution photos. Please email us at info@zettauction.com with lot numbers for any high resolution photos you would like. Items offered with reasonable reserves.

Exceptional Engraved Colt, Model 1903 Hammerless Pocket Automatic, .32 Colt,

Lot #10 (Sale Order 11 of 126)

"Exceptional Engraved Colt, Model 1903 Hammerless Pocket Automatic, .32 Colt, s/n 283388, pistol, brl length 3.75"", Excellent As New condition, semi auto, This is an absolutely wonderful example of an engraved Colt 1903 pocket is accompanied by the original box which has a paper label applied tag which reads (""ENGRAVED"") and a Colt letter which describes the pistol as follows: COLT MODEL 1903 HAMMERLESS POCKET AUTOMATIC PISTOL Serial Number: 283388 Caliber: .32/c Barrel Length: 3 3/4" Finish: Green (soft) Type of Stocks: Not Listed Shipped to: Murta Appleton & Company Address: Philadelphia, Pennsylvania For: Wm.H.Gough Date of Shipment: November 2, 1918 Colt Factory Order: #960 Number of Same Type Guns in Shipment: 3 Remarks: The word "green" which appears with the finish indicates subject pistol was shipped without final finishing for engraving outside our factory. As noted, this pistol was sent to W.H. Gough, who was an engraver for Colt during this time period. This pistol was returned to the factory on January 2, 1919. Unfortunately, the records did not provide additional information pertaining to the final configuration and shipment of this pistol. The pistol is of the highest quality of engraving in a florette and leaf design with a fine shadow background, single line border around panels, zig-zag line engraving on slide bottom, triggerguard bow, grip frame front and grip safety back, with a shadow engraved slide back in border and a star pentagon on the back of frame. The rampant Colt is surrounded by a shadow engraving with a borderline and the top of the slide at the rear has a blank oval with double borderline. The grips are standard Colt hard rubber checkered and the metal finish is blued. The entire pistol shows no wear and appears to have never been fired. One of the highest quality period Colt automatic pistol engraving you will find. Proxibid does not provide high resolution photos. Please email us at info@zettauction.com with lot numbers for any high resolution photos you would like. Items offered with reasonable reserves.

Colt, Model 1900 Automatic Pistol Sight Safety, .38 Colt auto,

Lot #11 (Sale Order 12 of 126)

Colt, Model 1900 Automatic Pistol Sight Safety, .38 Colt auto, s/n 765, pistol, brl length 6", very good condition, semi auto, Rare example of a three digit second year production Colt sight safety pistol. One of only 3,500 produced being an extremely significant pistol as it is Colt's first venture into a commercial automatic handgun developed with the assistance of John Browning. The left side of the slide has a two line patent and address marking which reads "BROWNING'S PATENT" "COLT'S PATENT FIRE ARMS MFG. CO./PAT'D APRIL 20, 1897 HARTFORD. CONN. U.S.A." along with the serial number under the address on the frame. There is also a rampant Colt logo rear side of the slide serrations. The right side of the slide is marked "AUTOMATIC COLT/CALIBRE 38 RIMLESS SMOKELESS" in two lines. The bottom of the 7 round detachable box magazine is marked "PAT'D SEPT. 9.1884". The serrated sight safety and hammer with pointed checkered spur are both case hardened with a majority of the colors present on the left side of the hammer and traces on other areas. A majority of the Colt fire bluing is present on the trigger with very minor losses on edges and some very light freckling. Almost all of the original Colt high polish blue finish is present with losses on the front and back of the grip frame as well as some edges with spotted light freckling in varying degrees from what appears to be improper storage. There are a few very light scratches front left side of slide and rear of frame left side behind the smooth walnut grip panel. Both panels show some minor light handling with a bore that has shine and nice rifling. Very nice example of an early production sight safety. Proxibid does not provide high resolution photos. Please email us at info@zettauction.com with lot numbers for any high resolution photos you would like. Items offered with reasonable reserves. 14-3-21

*Cased Colt, Engraved 1860 Army, .44 cal

Lot #12 (Sale Order 13 of 126)

*Cased Colt, Engraved 1860 Army, .44 cal, s/n 180235, BP revolver, brl length 8", excellent condition, percussion single action, Sliver plated and gold washed engraved 1860 with Ivory grips Manufactured in 1869. The frame is near 95% engraved in an Acanthus growing scroll with banners either side at bottom rear and pin punch background. The backstrap has a shell style engraving at frame with Acanthus scroll top and bottom joined by a double line border and the bottom of the grip frame has a meandering line with double line border along with the serial number. Bottom of triggerguard bow and front of guard at mounting screw both have engraving and the bottom of the barrel lug flat has a shell engraving as well. Serial numbers are full and matching on the barrel, frame, guard and backstrap. The barrel has a single line barrel address which reads "-ADDRESS COL. SAML COLT NEW-YORK U.S. AMERICA-" surrounded by a dot and dash boarder with Acanthus scroll work either side and on top of barrel just behind the sight along with arrows either side, a double border and scroll work at muzzle. All parts just described are silver plated with a nice tone showing very little wear throughout. The cylinder base pin is numbered "0235" and the cylinder is numbered "236", being gold washed with the standard Naval engagement scene with the wash thinning lightly throughout mostly on the edges. The loading lever and ramrod are both gold washed showing only the slightest losses with the trigger and hammer retaining most of the gold wash. The bore shines with very nice rifling. Fine example of an engraved 1860. Included is a walnut velvet lined case with 5 compartments containing a embossed copper flask with hunting dog and game bird scene having a brass collar and spout. Also included is a Colt's Patent two cavity bullet mould, tool and cap tin. The case has an aging crack on the outside of the lid top with only light handling wear and no key. Proxibid does not provide high resolution photos. Please email us at info@zettauction.com with lot numbers for any high resolution photos you would like. Items offered with reasonable reserves.

*Colt, Fluted Cylinder 1860 Army "COMPANY C, 21st OHIO VOLUNTEER INFANTRY",

Lot #13 (Sale Order 14 of 126)

*Colt, Fluted Cylinder 1860 Army "COMPANY C, 21st OHIO VOLUNTEER INFANTRY", .44 cal, s/n 5214, BP revolver, brl length 8" round, good plus condition, single action, This rare Colt fluted cylinder is listed in the Springfield research records as having been used by Company C, 21st Ohio Volunteer Infantry. On April 1861 the 21st Ohio Volunteer Infantry was organized by men from Hancock, Putnam, Ottawa, Wood, Sandusky & DeFiance counties. It was a three-month regiment and upon mustering out in Columbus on August 12, 1861, the 21st OVI reorganized at Camp Vance in Findlay, Ohio and re-enlisted for three-years service on Sept. 19, 1861. The 21st OVI was part of the Tennessee and the Andrew's Raid and starting in June of 1863 they took part in the Tullahoma & Chickamauga Campaigns. On Sept. 19 they arrived at the area of Chickamauga Creek and fully engaged in the battle under the command of Lt. Colonel D.M. Stoughton and occupied the area known as Snodgrass Hill. At the end of battle on the 20th of Sept. they had expended all of their ammunition 43,550 rounds total and retired to the rear of the ridge and a runner was sent to locate the ordnance train. In the six hours of fighting, the 21st OVI numbering approximately 540 men, lost 265 killed, wounded or captured. The 21st OVI took part in the Battle of Chattanooga and when the three-year enlistment period expired most of the men re-enlisted for the duration of the war in the Atlanta Campaign under William T. Sherman marching through Georgia and arriving at the coast at the end of the year. In 1865 the 21st took part in the Carolinas Campaign, including the Battle of Bentonville. Following Surrender of the opposing Confederate Army at Bennett Place in April they marched to Washington D.C. and took part in the Grand Review of the Armies and were later discharged and paid on July 28, 1865 when the 21st OVI mustered out in Louisville, Kentucky. Manufactured 1861 having the rare fluted cylinder with the correct patent date marking which reads "PATENTED SEPT. 10 in 1860" in the fluted valley between two chambers. This example has the single line barrel marking which reads"-ADDRESS SAML COLT HARTFORD CT.-" with the left side frame marking present but light in a two line configuration "COLTS/PATENT". Having an iron backstrap with brass triggerguard with numbers matching on barrel, frame, guard, backstrap, rear cylinder face and wedge with the numeral stamping on the frame are dissimilar and the wedge has a missing retaining spring. There are two screw lugs either side of the frame at rear for shoulder stock attachment. The revolver is mostly in the white showing some handling marks and freckling with a few areas of very minor light flash pitting. The bore shows nice rifling and the smooth walnut grips show light indentations with some scratches and are slightly undersized. The cross hatch checkered hammer spur shows thinning and the brass triggerguard shows some handling wear. Nice example of a fluted 1860 Army. Proxibid does not provide high resolution photos. Please email us at info@zettauction.com with lot numbers for any high resolution photos you would like. Items offered with reasonable reserves.

bullet mould - Colt 44H A.H.K. gang bullet mould.

Lot #14 (Sale Order 15 of 126)

Colt 44H A.H.K. gang bullet mould. Both iron handle flats are inspector marked "A.H.K." with "44H" marked right side of pivot flat frame, wood handles with brass collars with one bearing the number "92". Proxibid does not provide high resolution photos. Please email us at info@zettauction.com with lot numbers for any high resolution photos you would like. Items offered with reasonable reserves.

*U.S. Colt, Cavalry Model Single Action Army, .45 Colt

Lot #15 (Sale Order 16 of 126)

*U.S. Colt, Cavalry Model Single Action Army, .45 Colt, s/n 9547, revolver, brl length 7.5", very good condition, single action, Early second year production Manufactured in 1874 with a four digit serial number bearing the "A" inspectors mark of Orville Wood Ainsworth being the earliest issued SAA revolvers as he was only the ordnance sub inspector for the first 13 months of production. Top of the barrel is marked in a single line "COLTS PT. F.A. MFG. CO. HARTFORD. CT. U.S.A." with the left side of frame being marked with a double line patent mark and "U.S." marking as well. The frame, triggerguard and backstrap are all serial numbered matching with the triggerguard having the "A" inspectors mark. The bottom of the grip frame has the correct lanyard swivel ring along with slightly undersized walnut grip panels. The cylinder is an 1878 replacement serial numbered 41747 with the loading gate assembly number 703. Underside of barrel is marked "A" over "F". Bore has shine with nice rifling, blade front sight and notch rear. Revolver has mottled light and dark grey/brown patina throughout with a very small amount of tool marks and deformation right side rear of top strap approximately .33" in length. Nice example of a desirable Ainsworth inspected cavalry revolver. Proxibid does not provide high resolution photos. Please email us at info@zettauction.com with lot numbers for any high resolution photos you would like. Items offered with reasonable reserves.

*Colt, Single Action Army, .41 Colt,

Lot #16 (Sale Order 17 of 126)

*Colt, Single Action Army, .41 Colt, s/n 168082, revolver, brl length 4.75", very good condition, single action, Manufactured in 1897 having all standard features with 12 cylinder stops and hard rubber checkered grip panels that show almost no wear. Matching serial number present on back strap, trigger guard and frame. Bore has shine and visible rifling with a standard crown muzzle. Traces of original finish throughout with bluing on right side and top of barrel with the remaining metal showing light and dark mottled patina. There are a few small tool marks present and the revolver functions as it should. Proxibid does not provide high resolution photos. Please email us at info@zettauction.com with lot numbers for any high resolution photos you would like. Items offered with reasonable reserves.

*Cased Colt London, Single Action Army, .455 cal

Lot #17 (Sale Order 18 of 126)

*Cased Colt London, Single Action Army, .455 cal, s/n 140873, revolver, brl length 7.5", very good plus condition, single action, Very nice example of a cased London SAA. Dovetailed Oak fitted case contains Ebony cleaning rod with ball cap, wire brush and patch swab attachments and a oiler container by James Dixon & Sons Sheffield along with 30 hole bullet partition lined in red felt with paper label on underside of lid which reads "Colts. Patent Fire Arms Manufacturing Co./26. Glasshouse Street./Picadilly Circus. London, W." and having a brass medallion inletted on outside of lid. The revolver has most of the Colt fire bluing present on screw heads and trigger along with the case coloring on frame and hammer. The barrel, triggerguard, backstrap and cylinder are all blued with the top of the barrel being marked in a single line "COLT'S PT.FA MFG CO HARTFORD CT U.S.A. DEPOT 14 PALL MALL LONDON" and the left side of barrel being marked "455 CAL". The left side of the frame is marked in two lines PAT. SEPT.19.1871./JULY 2.72.JAN.19.75." with a rampant Colt and each chamber on the cylinder are marked with a fire proof. The front sight is a step down type with a notch rear. The blued finish is thinning in a few areas on the barrel and cylinder with some very light freckling on the backstrap and triggerguard showing only the slightest thinning. The bore shines very bright and the frame shows some very light freckling either side in front of cylinder and top strap. Manufactured in 1891. Proxibid does not provide high resolution photos. Please email us at info@zettauction.com with lot numbers for any high resolution photos you would like. Items offered with reasonable reserves.

*Colt, Third Model Derringer, .41 rf,

Lot #18 (Sale Order 19 of 126)

*Colt, Third Model Derringer, .41 rf, s/n 43659, derringer pistol, brl length 2.5", very good plus condition, pivoting barrel action, High condition Standard Model "Thuer" with vibrant fire blued hammer, trigger and assorted small component screw heads retaining most of the original finish showing some light freckling right side trigger and hammer. Original high polish Colt blued barrel shows a small amount of very light freckling throughout with a few very light surface scratches. Nickel plated brass frame shows only minor thinning on a few high spot edges with the frame being marked under the grip panels with the serial number on the left side and a sub inspector mark "D" on the right. The walnut birds head grip panels show only light handling with a few small indentations. Silver blade front sight with a bore that has light pitting throughout. Very nice example of a Third Model Derringer. Proxibid does not provide high resolution photos. Please email us at info@zettauction.com with lot numbers for any high resolution photos you would like. Items offered with reasonable reserves.

*Exceptional Civil War Spencer Repeating Rifle Co., 1860 rifle, .52 Spencer,

Lot #19 (Sale Order 20 of 126)

*Exceptional Civil War Spencer Repeating Rifle Co., 1860 rifle, .52 Spencer, s/n 9358, rifle, brl length 30", excellent condition, lever action falling breechblock, Wonderful High Condition example of a Civil War configuration Spencer rifle having two sets of inspector proof cartouches on the left side of stock at wrist being "HHH" for H.H. Hartzell along with "DAP" for Dwight A. Perkins 1862 both are in script with rectangular borderline having rounded corners HHH running vertically with other running horizontally. There is also an "H" marked left side of barrel just in front of receiver. The top of the receiver frame is marked in three lines "SPENCER REPEATING/RIFLE CO. BOSTON MASS./PAT'D MARCH 6 1860" with the serial number located at the rear top. The bore shines mirror bright like new with a factory blued barrel showing very little handling and a touch of thinning at muzzle, fixed front sight and folding adjustable rear graduated to 8. The frame shows a majority of case coloring still present as well as lever and hammer which has a checkered spur. There is some very light freckling present most notably on butt plate which shows case coloring as well. Front sling swivel is mounted on center barrel band with the rear being inletted at butt. The walnut stock shows scattered light indentations in some areas throughout with some screw heads and barrel band retaining springs having Niter bluing present. Proxibid does not provide high resolution photos. Please email us at info@zettauction.com with lot numbers for any high resolution photos you would like. Items offered with reasonable reserves.

*Exceptional Rare Nathan Starr, U.S. Model 1816 Contract Musket, .69 cal,

Lot #20 (Sale Order 21 of 126)

*Exceptional Rare Nathan Starr, U.S. Model 1816 Contract Musket, .69 cal, s/n NSN, musket, brl length 42", excellent plus condition, flintlock, This example is almost certainly the finest example of a N.Starr U.S. Contract musket and appears almost as if it was just removed from the armory. Being of the Type III configuration with a total of only 15,530 produced this example is also an early specimen of the 1832 production wherein it has the pointed star/floral motif beneath the date on the lock. The lock plate is marked with "US/sunburst/N.STARR" in an arch with "MIDDTN/CONN/1832/star" behind hammer. The lock plate, hammer, jaws, jaw screw and Frizzen all retain the color case hardened coloring and the brass flashpan appears like new showing a few very small light tool marks almost unnoticeable. All the remaining metal surfaces are finished in the original plum brown showing some areas of thinning around muzzle from attaching a socket bayonet on the center flat barrel band and band retaining springs a few areas on underside of triggerguard and on the heel of the butt plate with a few very light handling marks on the barrel which is "US" marked over "JM" for inspector Justin Murphy Jenning 1813-1833 over "P" with a barrel date of 1832. The top of the butt plate is marked "US" with a "DT" Daniel Taylor Lt. 1831-1850 cartouche in a circle just in front of the butt plate in the walnut stock along with an "NWP" Nahum W. Patch 1831-1849 cartouche on left side of stock just above the trigger in an oval. The walnut stock shows very little handling with a few indentations from armory wear. The bore shines having a blade front sight on the front barrel band with a top mounted bayonet lug 1.5" front he muzzle. The musket has sling swivels and a ramrod. Wonderful N. Starr 1816 US Contract musket. Proxibid does not provide high resolution photos. Please email us at info@zettauction.com with lot numbers for any high resolution photos you would like. Items offered with reasonable reserves.

*Rare Civil War Sharps, New Model 1859 Berdan's Sharpshooter rifle, .52 cal

Lot #21 (Sale Order 22 of 126)

*Rare Civil War Sharps, New Model 1859 Berdan's Sharpshooter rifle, .52 cal, s/n 57176, BP rifle, brl length 30", very good plus condition, lever action falling block percussion, Rare example of 1 of 2000 rifle contract for the Ordnance Department in 1862 to arm the 1st & 2nd United States Sharpshooter Regiments. Colonel Hiran S. Berdan selected the marksmen to form the Berdan Sharpshooters who fought with the Army of the Potomac. The M1859 rifle has double set triggers and is able to accept the angular socket bayonet. The blued finish barrel retains a large amount of the factory blue finish with a three line barrel address in front of the rear sight that reads "SHARPS RIFLE/MANUFG. CO/HARTFORD CONN." and model designation "NEW MODEL 1859" just behind sight. The folding rear sight is graduated to 8 with the base being marked "R.S. LAWRENCE/PATENTED/FEB 15th 1859" having a fixed front sight. The left side of the frame is marked "C.SHARPS' PAT/SEPT. 12th 1848" with the right side bearing both the Lawrence pellet primer and Sharps Patent dates. There is a sub inspectors mark "M" inside the patch box door. The case hardened frame retains some of the original coloring with a silver/brown mottled patina, the patchbox and butt plate are mostly in the white, show some scattered tool marks. The bore shines mirror bright with very nice rifling and the barrel bands have a light brown/grey mottled patina as well. The walnut straight grip stock shows scattered indentations with a scuff left side rear and small loss right side top edge one inch behind middle barrel band which also retains the front sling swivel with the rear being inletted into the stock. There is also an extra percussion nipple in the patchbox. Either side of barrel at rear show some light tool marks. Nice example of a Civil War Sharpshooter Sharps rifle. Proxibid does not provide high resolution photos. Please email us at info@zettauction.com with lot numbers for any high resolution photos you would like. Items offered with reasonable reserves.

*Exceptional Rare U.S. Sharps Springfield Armory, Model 1870/1874 trials rifle, .50-70 cal

Lot #22 (Sale Order 23 of 126)

*Exceptional Rare U.S. Sharps Springfield Armory, Model 1870/1874 trials rifle, .50-70 cal, s/n 22, rifle, brl length 35", excellent plus condition, falling block action, Fine example of an extremely rare trials rifle. 300 rifles were manufactured by Sharps and Springfield Armory even though they were called the Model 1870 they were manufactured using the Model 1874 action. Produced at the Springfield Armory with the new cartridge receiver and not a converted Civil War action. The lock and frame retain visible case coloring while the barrel and barrel bands have the armory bright polish finish throughout. The serial number is located in two locations top center of the upper tang and left side of the barrel at rear. The left side of the frame has the 1848 patent date, top of the butt plate is marked "US" and the left side of the stock is marked with inspectors cartouche "ESA" in script in an oval for E.S. Allin with the front edge slightly illegible due to an indentation in the wood. The walnut stock is full length showing some light scattered indentations mostly noticeable at frame area. There are two sling swivels the front being mounted on the front barrel band and the rear inletted into the butt stock. Both barrel bands are marked with a "U" and the barrel shows a few light tool marks having a fixed front and folding rear sight graduated to 9. There are also sub inspection marks "S" and "A" located on the frame. The cleaning rod has a serrated slotted bolster head and the bore shines mirror bright. Some screw heads still retain the Niter blued finish. Proxibid does not provide high resolution photos. Please email us at info@zettauction.com with lot numbers for any high resolution photos you would like. Items offered with reasonable reserves.

*Sharps Rifle Manufacturing Co., New Model 1859 Military Rifle, .52 cal

Lot #23 (Sale Order 24 of 126)

*Sharps Rifle Manufacturing Co., New Model 1859 Military Rifle, .52 cal, s/n 39667, BP rifle, brl length 30", very good condition, lever falling block percussion, This is a very nice example of a military type rifle fitted with a lug for the Sabre type bayonet. Approximately 4,300 were manufactured split between Army and Navy contracts with this example bearing no military cartouches or inspector marks. The barrel retains the blued finish with a majority present between the rear barrel band and the frame with most of the remaining bluing present throughout the rest of the barrel under some form of dark build up possibly sperm whale oil or other like substance. The same substance is also found in area scattered throughout the remainder of the metal surfaces and have preserved the underlying finish. The barrel is marked with "SHARPS RIFLE/MANUFG. CO/HARTFORD CONN." just forward of the rear sight with "NEW MODEL 1859" just rear of sight and the adjustable folding sight is marked with the Lawrence patent on the base and graduated to 8 having very crisp lines and numbers. Having a 3 band configuration with the center band supporting the front sling swivel and a fixed front sight. The frame hammer, lever and lever lock are case hardened with some visible dull colors present and the lock is marked with an "H" on the right side. There are standard Sharp marking patent stamps either side of frame with the Lawrence pellet primer patent as well on the top right side. The patchbox and butt plate both have a dark brown patina with dull dark colors present as well. The rear sling swivel is inletted underside of the butt stock and the bore has some shine with very nice rifling. There are several assorted small dimple tool marks around muzzle area on barrel with only a few other light handling marks throughout most noticeable a .247" long tool mark top left side of barrel 1.45" behind center barrel band. The walnut full length stock with straight grip butt stock shows mostly minor wear throughout, Heavier at front portion with a small repaired chip at toe. Very nice example of a Military Model 1859 rifle. Proxibid does not provide high resolution photos. Please email us at info@zettauction.com with lot numbers for any high resolution photos you would like. Items offered with reasonable reserves.

*Sharps Rifle Manufacturing Co., "Egyptian Contract" New Model 1859, .52 cal

Lot #24 (Sale Order 25 of 126)

*Sharps Rifle Manufacturing Co., "Egyptian Contract" New Model 1859, .52 cal, s/n 39099, BP rifle, brl length 36", very good plus condition, lever action falling block percussion, Very nice example of an "Egyptian Contract" rifle having the 36" barrel with Saber bayonet lug. In late 1859 with the help of J.H. Adams Jr. of Washington, D.C. the Viceroy of Egypt placed an order for 600 Sharps Model 1859 rifle-muskets. The serial numbers for these rifles are in the 3600 to 4000 range. Sharps had multiple problems during this time period from inferior and limited supplies to a steam boiler failure and the need for new equipment to bore the 36" barrels, but by February of 1861 all the rifles were completed and inspected by US Government Inspectors. By April of 1861 payment for the contract rifles still had not been received so Palmer offered the rifles to the U.S. Ordnance Department. On April 17th J.R. Hawley of Hartford, Connecticut a Captain of Rifle Company A went to the Sharps factory and purchased 90 rifles for his company and later that same week the remaining 510 rifles were purchased by the State of Connecticut and issued to the 1st, 2nd and 4th Infantry Regiments. The walnut full length stock with straight grip butt stock shows only the slightest amount of very light handling throughout with the most noticeable a small loss just behind center barrel band left side top and under frame right side. All patent markings on receiver frame are very crisp with an "H" sub inspection mark right side of lever lock. The case hardened components have a light and dark grey/brown mottled patina throughout with a few scattered tool marks on bolster edges. The bore has shine with very nice rifling and the barrel has a thinning blued finish with some scattered tool marks mostly noticeable around barrel bands. A fixed front sight with folding adjustable rear graduated to 8 with the barrel being marked "SHARPS RIFLE/MANUFG. CO/HARTFORD CONN" forward of the rear sight and "NEW MODEL 1859" rearward of it. The sight base has the Lawrence patent on the base. The butt plate and patchbox are case hardened both showing traces of coloring with some tool marks present on butt plate and some light freckling in a few areas on box. Standard Sharps sling swivels mounted bottom of middle barrel band as well as inletted in bottom of butt stock. Very nice example of an "Egyptian Contract" Sharps 1859 rifle. Proxibid does not provide high resolution photos. Please email us at info@zettauction.com with lot numbers for any high resolution photos you would like. Items offered with reasonable reserves.

*Rare Confederate Civil War Tower- Enfield, Pattern 1853 two band, .577 cal,

Lot #25 (Sale Order 26 of 126)

*Rare Confederate Civil War Tower- Enfield, Pattern 1853 two band, .577 cal, s/n NSN, muzzleloading musket rifle, brl length 33", very good condition, percussion action, Confederate Civil War two band musket with lock having 1861 date and the brass butt plate is "Control numbered" 651 on the top flat. The rifled musket has a brass muzzle cap, triggerguard and butt plate along with a brass chain holding the protective nipple cover. The lock has the crown mark left side of the hammer with the date 1861 over Tower on the right with the front barrel band being marked with a "W". The right side of the barrel has a bayonet lug located 4" from muzzle with a fixed front sight and a rear sight graduated to 10 with side graduation to 4. The brass butt plate shows a few dimples with the brass triggerguard having only the slightest deformation on the right side of the bow with very light scattered tool marks and the muzzle cap shows wear to the right side with assorted small tool marks. Walnut stock shows scattered light handling marks. Lock has very nice markings with a double line border at edge as does the hammer with a checkered spur. Most metal surfaces have a dark brown patina throughout showing some scattered light handling with the rear of the barrel & bolster showing some pitting. Two mounted sling swivels and steel ramrod void of tip. The bore has visible rifling and needs a good cleaning. Very nice Civil War Confederate two band. Proxibid does not provide high resolution photos. Please email us at info@zettauction.com with lot numbers for any high resolution photos you would like. Items offered with reasonable reserves.

*German HA, Revolutionary War Period Officers pistol, .628" bore

Lot #26 (Sale Order 27 of 126)

*German HA, Revolutionary War Period Officers pistol, .628" bore, s/n NSN, muzzleloading pistol, brl length 10.5", very good condition, flintlock action, Nicely executed officers belt pistol with relief carved walnut stock nicely engraved brass components. The pistol has a half round blade front sight with band at muzzle, a slight taper trough rear sight and 3 "HA" hallmarks on the barrel one on the top flat with one either side at rear. The lock retaining plate is ornate brass engraved as well as the forend cap/ramrod pipe, triggerguard and grip cap. The muzzle cap is horn and the wood shows small losses around the barrel retaining pins and a repaired chip right side from grip cap. Grip cap is slightly loose and metal surfaces have a light and dark grey mottled patina throughout with a very small deformation on the top edge of the Frizen and the touch hole appearing to be original and undisturbed. Proxibid does not provide high resolution photos. Please email us at info@zettauction.com with lot numbers for any high resolution photos you would like. Items offered with reasonable reserves.

*Unknown Dutch Manufacture, Pair of Profusely inlaid bone & ivory pistols, .50 cal,

Lot #27 (Sale Order 28 of 126)

*Unknown Dutch Manufacture, Pair of Profusely inlaid bone & ivory pistols, .50 cal, s/n NSN, muzzleloading pistols, brl length 14.5", very good plus condition, wheellock action, Magnificent pair of heavily inlaid carved and engraved bone and ivory pistols. The lock mechanism has typical Dutch characteristics from the wheel and the projecting arm to the retaining style and hammer from along with the pointed shape of the rear portion of the lock. The base wood of the stocks appears to be walnut and then it was painstakingly inletted for the figural, animal and vine work ivory and bone. Each pistol differs slightly from the other with each bearing scenes of hunters with crossbows & pikes, rabbits, fox, hunting dogs & wild boar with each pistol being finished by an approximately 8.5" circumference ball one having a Nobel man portrait and other a lady. Each pistol is completed with an ivory tipped ramrod. There are a few areas of very slight repair work seen in some areas. Wonderful examples of early wheellock pistols with fine line inletting and engraving. Proxibid does not provide high resolution photos. Please email us at info@zettauction.com with lot numbers for any high resolution photos you would like. Items offered with reasonable reserves.

*Scarce Cased Blunt & Syms, small frame underhammer pepperbox, .28 cal

Lot #28 (Sale Order 29 of 126)

*Scarce Cased Blunt & Syms, small frame underhammer pepperbox, .28 cal, s/n NSN, pepperbox pistol, brl length 2", excellent condition, double action percussion, Excellent cased 5 barrel cluster engraved pepperbox with walnut case, bullet mould/nipple tool, brass button ramrod and small copper, brass and steel powder flask. This example is the rarer size encountered with a scroll florette motif engraved throughout sides, top and backstrap of frame. Having a ring trigger and underhammer with walnut bag shape grip panels and flutes between cylinders along with the traditionally seen "R-C 80" on barrel face and cylinder pin head. The pepperbox appears to function as it should with a nice grey/brown mottled patina throughout, showing very little wear throughout with only one screw head bearing a few irregular tool marks. Walnut bag grip panels show only the lightest of handling. The walnut case shows some reglued areas with normal handling and is lined in a dark velvet style material. It is divided into 5 compartments for pistol, ammo, mould, ramrod and flask. The mould is two cavity style with blade and removal tool handles. The ramrod is iron construction with a step cone lead and brass button finial. The flask is 3.4" tall with a drapery style embossing of copper construction with a brass neck, spout and top having an iron/steel round spring which retains a majority of the Niter bluing. There are also a few papers in the case in old German script writing. The locking lug is not attached to the lid but remains locked in lock so one could re solder, no key present. Proxibid does not provide high resolution photos. Please email us at info@zettauction.com with lot numbers for any high resolution photos you would like. Items offered with reasonable reserves.

*Engraved Auguste Francotte, Muff Pistol, .46 cal

Lot #29 (Sale Order 30 of 126)

*Engraved Auguste Francotte, Muff Pistol, .46 cal, s/n 46, muzzleloading pistol, brl length 2.5", very good condition, percussion, Nicely engraved on either side of frame flats as well as underside with the left side being marked "E/LG/*" and underside being marked "46/crown/AF". Stow away hidden trigger deploys when cocked but hammer doesn't stay cocked. The wooden grip shows very little overall wear with an inletted silver monogram plate. Metal surfaces have a light and dark grey mottled patina throughout. Nice example of a Belgium muff pistol. Proxibid does not provide high resolution photos. Please email us at info@zettauction.com with lot numbers for any high resolution photos you would like. Items offered with reasonable reserves.

*Rare Remington-Beals', Commercial Army Model, .44 cal

Lot #30 (Sale Order 31 of 126)

*Rare Remington-Beals', Commercial Army Model, .44 cal, s/n 12, BP revolver, brl length 8", excellent condition, percussion single action, High Condition serial number 12 Beals' Army. The octagonal barrel retains a majority of the original high polish bluing along with a two line barrel address which reads "BEALS' PATENT. SEPT.14.1858/MANUFACTURED BY REMINGTONS' ILION.N.Y." and a few light surface scratches and freckling. Silver post front sight set in dovetail with a trough notch rear. The frame and cylinder both have a brown/grey patina with some tool marks present and some flash pitting. The brass triggerguard shows traces of silver wash and the case coloring is still visible in areas on hammer having a checkered spur. Walnut grip panels show only very light handling. Serial number present on bottom of barrel as well as under left grip panel on frame. Bore has very nice rifling with some pitting toward muzzle and very nice example of a limited production BEALS' Army with extremely low serial number. Proxibid does not provide high resolution photos. Please email us at info@zettauction.com with lot numbers for any high resolution photos you would like. Items offered with reasonable reserves.

*Rare Remington-Beals', Commercial Army Model, .44 cal

Lot #31 (Sale Order 32 of 126)

*Rare Remington-Beals', Commercial Army Model, .44 cal, s/n 616, BP revolver, brl length 8", very good condition, single action percussion, Produced in limited quantities between 1860-1862 estimated 2-3,0000 total having a steel frame and barrel with brass triggerguard. The serial number is located on the bottom of the octagonal barrel under the loading lever as well as under the left grip panel on the frame. Top of the barrel has a roll marking address which reads "BEALS' PATENT. SEPT.14.1858/MANUFACTURED BY REMINGTONS' ILION, N.Y." in two lines with the bottom line marking showing faint but present. Bore has very nice rifling with a small amount of very fine surface pitting. Silver post front sight set in dovetail with trough notch rear. Traces of case coloring still present on hammer having a checkered spur. Walnut grip panels have been sanded with the left showing a very small repair bottom front left corner. Some metal surfaces show tool marks scattered with a brown/grey mottled patina throughout. Proxibid does not provide high resolution photos. Please email us at info@zettauction.com with lot numbers for any high resolution photos you would like. Items offered with reasonable reserves.

*E. Remington & Sons, Engraved New Model Navy cartridge conversion, .38 rf,

Lot #32 (Sale Order 33 of 126)

*E. Remington & Sons, Engraved New Model Navy cartridge conversion, .38 rf, s/n 43117, revolver, brl length 7 1/2", good plus condition, single action, Cartridge conversion with ejector having line engraving either side of frame below cylinder and rear portion behind blast shield with the left side showing a few areas of pitting. The barrel is octagonal and has a three line roll marking which reads "PATENTED SEPT.14.1858.MARCH 17.1868/E. REMINGTON & SONS. ILION. NEW YORK U.S.A./NEW MODEL". Serial number is located under loading lever having a pinch post front sight and notch rear. The triggerguard is brass having a medium toned patina in most areas with a few tool marks and a slight deformation on right side in the center of the bow. Metal surfaces show a few scattered tool marks most noticeable left side of frame forward of the cylinder along with a few light surface scratches and build up. Areas on barrel flats still showing traces of original bluing. Bore has shine with pitting present and bottom edge of muzzle shows some deformation. Walnut square butt grip panels have scattered light indentations. Proxibid does not provide high resolution photos. Please email us at info@zettauction.com with lot numbers for any high resolution photos you would like. Items offered with reasonable reserves.

*E. Remington & Sons, New Model Police,

Lot #33 (Sale Order 34 of 126)

*E. Remington & Sons, New Model Police, .36 cal, s/n 4968, BP revolver, brl length 6.5", excellent condition, percussion double action, High Condition nickel plated Rider Police revolver with top of barrel flat that reads in three lines "PATENTED SEPT.14.1858.MARCH 17.1863/E. REMINGTON & SONS. ILION.NEW YORK. U.S.A./NEW MODEL" along with a fixed blade front sight and a bore that has nice shine and rifling with some light pitting in a few areas. The nickel finish shows some losses with a few small areas of bubbling. The losses appear mostly on the left and bottom side barrel flats along with small loss right side showing very minor bubbling as well. The serial number is present underside of the barrel flat as well as under the left grip panel on the frame where you will also find a letter "E". The checkered hammer spur shows some losses to finish and slight deformation. There are a few light scratches and tool marks present and the walnut grip panels show some small losses and indentations. Proxibid does not provide high resolution photos. Please email us at info@zettauction.com with lot numbers for any high resolution photos you would like. Items offered with reasonable reserves.

Cherry case for a Remington New Model Police sized revolver and many others.

Lot #34 (Sale Order 35 of 126)

Cherry case for a Remington New Model Police sized revolver and many others. It contains a brass embossed hunting dog and small game scene on either side with a brass neck, cap & spout. There is a two cavity iron bullet mould a cap tin and brass capped cleaning rod. The case is a red velvet lined 5 compartment style with a dust rail interior lip. The locking lug is present but no key. Nice overall condition with one dry age crack on right side of lid toward back approximately 3.25" long. Proxibid does not provide high resolution photos. Please email us at info@zettauction.com with lot numbers for any high resolution photos you would like. Items offered with reasonable reserves.

*Rare Cased Remington-Beals', 3rd Model Pocket, .31 cal

Lot #35 (Sale Order 36 of 126)

*Rare Cased Remington-Beals', 3rd Model Pocket, .31 cal, s/n 230, BP revolver, brl length 4", excellent condition, percussion single action, Beautiful Rare High Condition Beals 3rd Model Pocket with walnut case, eagle clutching revolver brass embossed flask, tool & cap tin along with two cavity mould contained inside this 6 compartment red velvet lined case. The revolver has matching numbers on bottom of the barrel under left grip panel on frame and on underside of both grip panels. The 3rd Model was only manufactured form 1859-1860 with a total production run of approximately 1,000-1,500. 98% of original high polish bluing is still present on the octagonal barrel with a two line address that reads "BEALS' PATENT 1856&57.&58./MANUFACTURED BY REMINGTONS' ILION. N.Y." along with a silver cone style front sight set in dovetail and a bore that shines very bright. Single diamond hard rubber checkered grip panels show very little wear throughout with a very small loss on right panel top rear where it contacts frame. The remaining metal surfaces retain a good amount of the original factory finish including the Niter blued trigger and shield with the only noticeable wear to the head slots on some screw heads and a few other light tool marks. The walnut case is missing its locking lug as as such the lid has gained a slight bow from time but could be easily fixed. No key. This is a fine example of a nice cased 3rd Model Beals pocket. Proxibid does not provide high resolution photos. Please email us at info@zettauction.com with lot numbers for any high resolution photos you would like. Items offered with reasonable reserves.

*E. Remington & Sons, Model 1875 third variation, .44-40 cal

Lot #36 (Sale Order 37 of 126)

*E. Remington & Sons, Model 1875 third variation, .44-40 cal, s/n batch No. 7, revolver, brl length 7.5", very good condition, single action, Nice example of an 1875 Remington having a nickel finish with single line barrel address on top of barrel that reads "E. REMINGTON & SONS. ILION. N.Y. U.S.A.". The caliber designation is located on the rear of the left side triggerguard bow "44" and there is a number "7" marked in the frame under the left grip panel and referenced as a batch number. The walnut grip panels show some scattered light indentations throughout. The nickel finish shows some small areas of loss with the left side of the muzzle showing holster wear. There are a few light surface scratches along with a couple of very light tool marks throughout with some heavier tool marks and scratches underside of barrel at muzzle area. Front blade sight and rear notch with a checkered hammer spur. The bore is dirty and needs to be cleaned. Overall a nice example of an 1875. Proxibid does not provide high resolution photos. Please email us at info@zettauction.com with lot numbers for any high resolution photos you would like. Items offered with reasonable reserves.

*U.S. Springfield, Model of 1877 saddle ring carbine, .45-70 Govt

Lot #37 (Sale Order 38 of 126)

*U.S. Springfield, Model of 1877 saddle ring carbine, .45-70 Govt, s/n 176393*, carbine, brl length 22", very good plus condition, trap door, High Condition SRC with the left side of the walnut stock having a fantastic Cartouche "SWP" in a borderline flanked on the left by an "NJ" in borderline. The left side of the barrel is marked in a double line V P Eaglehead P/NJ, having a Buffington rear sight with a front blade with tube shield. The trap door retains almost all the original case coloring with the remaining metal surfaces showing only minor loss of bluing on some edges and high spots. Cleaning kit is intact in butt of carbine and the circle "P" is present underside of wrist. Bore shines very bright and the walnut stock shows scattered light indentations with the remains of a paper label on the left of butt stock. Being a variant of the Model 1873 being marked as such. Proxibid does not provide high resolution photos. Please email us at info@zettauction.com with lot numbers for any high resolution photos you would like. Items offered with reasonable reserves.

*U.S. Springfield, Model of 1884, .45-70 Govt

Lot #38 (Sale Order 39 of 126)

*U.S. Springfield, Model of 1884, .45-70 Govt, s/n 463608, rifle, brl length 32.5", Near Mint Perfect condition, trap door, Near mint perfect condition. Case coloring and blued metal surfaces retain near 100% of factory finish throughout except for minor thinning to butt plate. Walnut stock shows only a few very light indentations most notable right side between barrel band and lock "SWP/1889" in borderline Cartouche left side with circle "P" and inspector mark underside of wrist. Buffington rear sight with rear retaining screw showing slight deformation. Bore appears As New with VP England P left side of barrel. Fine example of an 1884 trap door rifle. Proxibid does not provide high resolution photos. Please email us at info@zettauction.com with lot numbers for any high resolution photos you would like. Items offered with reasonable reserves.

*U.S. Springfield, Model of 1884, .45-70 Govt

Lot #39 (Sale Order 40 of 126)

*U.S. Springfield, Model of 1884, .45-70 Govt, s/n 480095, 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/1890" with the underside of wrist bearing the circle "P". 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 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. Proxibid does not provide high resolution photos. Please email us at info@zettauction.com with lot numbers for any high resolution photos you would like. Items offered with reasonable reserves.

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

Lot #40 (Sale Order 41 of 126)

*U.S. Springfield, Model of 1892, .30-40 Krag, s/n 5779, rifle, brl length 30", very good condition, bolt action, Very nice example of a 1894 dated receiver Krag rifle. The extractor has near 100% original Niter bluing vibrant and present. The left side of the walnut stock is void of inspectors Cartouche appearing to have never been applied. There is a circle "P" with a "D" underside of wrist and the entire stock shows only the slightest of light handling wear. Metal surfaces show only minor thinning to original finish on some edges with brown spotting present on some areas of butt plate and magazine box with little overall other handling or wear. Rear sight is graduated to 18 and rifle has period leather sling. Proxibid does not provide high resolution photos. Please email us at info@zettauction.com with lot numbers for any high resolution photos you would like. Items offered with reasonable reserves.

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

Lot #41 (Sale Order 42 of 126)

*U.S. Springfield, Model 1896, .30-40 Krag, s/n 63611, rifle, brl length 30", excellent condition, bolt action, High Condition Krag rifle with high shine Niter bluing showing only a few very light surface scratches. Blued finish showing only minor losses to some of the muzzle edge, front band edges, areas of butt plate and a few edges of rear sight which is graduated to 18. Round trap door on butt plate contains cleaning rod and there are small spots on loading gate doors front edge. Walnut stock shows scattered indentations throughout with a Cartouche on left side in a borderline "JLA/1898" having a circle "P" "39" mark underside of wrist. Bore shines As New. Fine example of a 1896 Krag rifle. Proxibid does not provide high resolution photos. Please email us at info@zettauction.com with lot numbers for any high resolution photos you would like. Items offered with reasonable reserves.

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

Lot #42 (Sale Order 43 of 126)

*U.S. Springfield, Model 1896, .30-40 Krag, s/n 49077, rifle, brl length 30", excellent condition, bolt action, High Condition Krag rifle with only minor thinning of original factory bluing present near muzzle and barrel band, butt plate has round trap door containing cleaning rod. Rear sight is graduated to 18 with fixed blade front. Front band shows a few very small brown spots. Walnut stock has "JLA/1896" Cartouche in a borderline with a circle "P" underside of wrist with wood showing just a few scattered light indentations. Manufactured 1896. Bore shines mirror bright. Proxibid does not provide high resolution photos. Please email us at info@zettauction.com with lot numbers for any high resolution photos you would like. Items offered with reasonable reserves.

U.S. Springfield Armory, Model 1898, .30-40 Krag

Lot #43 (Sale Order 44 of 126)

U.S. Springfield Armory, Model 1898, .30-40 Krag, s/n 309238, rifle, brl length 30", excellent condition, bolt action, Near mint perfect Krag rifle with high shine Niter bluing on extractor bar. Remaining blued metal surfaces showing only the slightest thinning on some areas of muzzle, front sight edges and leading edges of rear sight which is graduated to 20. Round trap door in butt plate contains original cleaning rod still in the factory grease with minor thinning on edges. Walnut stock showing only a few light handling marks with "JLA/1901" Cartouche in a borderline. Bore appears As New unfired. Exceptional example of an 1898 Krag. Manufactured in 1901. Proxibid does not provide high resolution photos. Please email us at info@zettauction.com with lot numbers for any high resolution photos you would like. Items offered with reasonable reserves.14-2-2

U.S. Springfield, Model 1898, .30-40 Krag

Lot #43a (Sale Order 45 of 126)

U.S. Springfield, Model 1898, .30-40 Krag, s/n 375923, rifle, brl length 30", excellent condition, bolt action, High Condition Krag rifle with near perfect Niter blued high shine extractor. Bluing throughout entire rifle shows very little light handling minor thinning in a few areas i.e. muzzle, butt plate & barrel band high spots. Walnut stock with Cartouche left side in borderline "JSA/1902" and a 58/circle P under wrist. Walnut shows very little handling throughout mostly in the shape of light indentations. The butt plate retains a majority of original finish having a round trap door that is void of cleaning rod. Very nice case coloring present on safety selector. Bore shines As New with rear sight graduated to 20 with period leather sling. Proxibid does not provide high resolution photos. Please email us at info@zettauction.com with lot numbers for any high resolution photos you would like. Items offered with reasonable reserves. 14-2-3

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

Lot #44 (Sale Order 46 of 126)

*U.S. Springfield Armory, Model 1896, .30-40 Krag, s/n 49784, rifle, brl length 30", very good plus condition, bolt action, Krag rifle with Niter blued extractor retaining most of finish. Blued metal finish showing a few areas of very light surface pitting under finish scattered on top of front portion of barrel with only small amounts of thinning in a few areas throughout. Inspectors Cartouche is partially illegible in a borderline "JLA/189?" with a nice circle "P" underside of wrist. Walnut stock shows some handling marks in a few areas. The rear sling swivel has an attached brass disc marked "LA/168". Rear sight is graduated to 18. Bore shines showing a small amount of dirt. Proxibid does not provide high resolution photos. Please email us at info@zettauction.com with lot numbers for any high resolution photos you would like. Items offered with reasonable reserves.

U.S. Model 1892 Krag Jorgensen rifle bayonet dated 1898 with an 11.5" blade, metal sheath and hanger

Lot #45 (Sale Order 47 of 126)

U.S. Model 1892 Krag Jorgensen rifle bayonet dated 1898 with an 11.5" blade, metal sheath and hanger. The blade is in Arsenal green and yellow grease and the wood grips are engraved with a spade and initials K&S, very good overall condition. Proxibid does not provide high resolution photos. Please email us at info@zettauction.com with lot numbers for any high resolution photos you would like. Items offered with reasonable reserves.

U.S. Model 1892 Krag Jorgensen rifle bayonet dated 1901 with an 11.5" blade, metal sheath and hanger

Lot #46 (Sale Order 48 of 126)

U.S. Model 1892 Krag Jorgensen rifle bayonet dated 1901 with an 11.5" blade, metal sheath and hanger. The blade is in Arsenal green and yellow grease. The bayonet is very nice while the scabbard shows a small dent and mottle grey/brown patina and spotting. Proxibid does not provide high resolution photos. Please email us at info@zettauction.com with lot numbers for any high resolution photos you would like. Items offered with reasonable reserves.

Exceptional U.S. Springfield Armory, National Match Model 1903, .30-06 Sprg

Lot #47 (Sale Order 49 of 126)

Exceptional U.S. Springfield Armory, National Match Model 1903, .30-06 Sprg, s/n 1231700, rifle, brl length 24", excellent plus condition, bolt action, Fine example of a 1921 manufactured National Match 1903 rifle having correctly marked bolt flat "WL/3" along with the star gauge barrel marked correctly on muzzle crown. The walnut stock is correctly inspector marked "D.A.L." in borderline rectangle along with the circle "P" and sub-inspector "T" underside of wrist. The butt plate is of the fine checkered style with original cleaning kit inside. The rifle is also fitted with an O'HARE rear sight protective stamped steel cover and a cast bronze spring loaded front sight cover as well. There is a sub-inspection "R" located in the recessed well under the cut off which is also correctly block letter marked. The overall condition of the rifle is near perfect with only the slightest wear to finish at muzzle area from sliding the protective cover over the front sight and with only the smallest handling marks in a few areas. Barrel is stamped "SA/flaming bomb/10-21". Proxibid does not provide high resolution photos. Please email us at info@zettauction.com with lot numbers for any high resolution photos you would like. Items offered with reasonable reserves. 14-2-14

Remington, Model P14, .303 British

Lot #48 (Sale Order 50 of 126)

Remington, Model P14, .303 British, s/n 222375, rifle, brl length 26", very good plus condition, bolt action, High Condition RE marked Pattern 14 rifle with receiver having assorted British proof marks with the "RE" in a borderline oval. The full serial number is also located on top of the bolt handle and underside of the graduated to 16 rear ladder sight. Walnut stock at underside of wrist is marked with a "crown/A5/C/M" and right side just forward of disc marked "Broad Arrow/IR/1914" in a circle with an * to the right. Forend has finger grooves and Volley sights are still present. Wood stock shows scattered light handling scratches with a few indentations. The bore shines Like New and the metal surface has minor thinning at muzzle and bolt handle with a small scratch in floor plate less than a 1/4" long. Great example of a Pattern 14 in high condition. Proxibid does not provide high resolution photos. Please email us at info@zettauction.com with lot numbers for any high resolution photos you would like. Items offered with reasonable reserves. 14-1-25

"ERA" Eddystone, Model P14, .303 British

Lot #49 (Sale Order 51 of 126)

"ERA" Eddystone, Model P14, .303 British, s/n 7560, rifle, brl length 26", excellent condition, bolt action, High Condition Pattern 14 rifle Manufactured by Remington at Eddystone under British contract. Rifle has Volley sights and wide swell forend. Underside of bolt handle and rear sight both numbers matching with standard British proofs left side of receiver. Underside of stock at wrist is proof/acceptance mark and left side of stock just in front of brass disc is marked "Broad Arrow/IE/PATT. 14/EY". Bore is fantastic and shines Like New. metal surfaces showing very little wear mostly in form of thinning finish toward muzzle end of rifle, visible but slight. Wood shows a few surface scratches and indentations but rifle would make excellent addition to any collection. Proxibid does not provide high resolution photos. Please email us at info@zettauction.com with lot numbers for any high resolution photos you would like. Items offered with reasonable reserves. 14-1-24

U.S. Model 1913/17 "paper towel rack" bayonet Manufactured 8-16 by Remington

Lot #50 (Sale Order 52 of 126)

U.S. Model 1913/17 "paper towel rack" bayonet Manufactured 8-16 by Remington and blade is dated as such with flaming bomb proof on reverse side. The blade is 16.75" long appearing in excellent condition. Manufactured for use on the pattern 14 rifle. No scabbard. Proxibid does not provide high resolution photos. Please email us at info@zettauction.com with lot numbers for any high resolution photos you would like. Items offered with reasonable reserves.

Winchester, Model 1897 Trench Gun, 12 ga.

Lot #51 (Sale Order 53 of 126)

Winchester, Model 1897 Trench Gun, 12 ga, s/n E955224, shotgun, brl length 21", excellent condition, slide action, Manufactured in 1950 and appearing almost perfect this example has the left side receiver flat marked U.S. with a flaming bomb, there is also a flaming bomb proof just forward of the Winchester proof on the rear of the barrel. The hand guard heat shield has four rows of ventilation holes and the front bead is correctly located on top of the bayonet lug having been removed from the barrel. The barrel is marked "2 3/4 CHAM./CYL." on the left side with a bore that shines mirror bright. The blued metal surfaces are almost perfect, you will find a few handling marks scattered on the left and right sides of the receiver with almost no visible wear from cycling the action. The walnut stock is inspector marked on the left side G.H.D. in a borderline box over top crossed cannons with a checkered hard rubber butt plate. Walnut forend shows virtually no wear and the butt stock shows only the slightest amount of handling. Comes with leather sling. This is an exceptional example of an original like factory New trench gun. Proxibid does not provide high resolution photos. Please email us at info@zettauction.com with lot numbers for any high resolution photos you would like. Items offered with reasonable reserves. 14-2-4

Winchester, 1885 Low Wall Winder Musket, .22 short

Lot #52 (Sale Order 54 of 126)

Winchester, 1885 Low Wall Winder Musket, .22 short, s/n 131078 A, rifle, brl length 28", excellent condition, falling block action, Manufactured post 1919 this example is in .22 short with a Lyman rear peep and blade style front sight. The receiver is marked with the correct "US/flaming bomb" proof just rear of the hammer with a standard three line tang roll stamp. The top of receiver on the left shoulder bears the Winchester proof as correct for Winders along with a barrel proof center on top at rear with the caliber designation on the left side "22 SHORT", there is also the standard two line barrel address starting 2.75" from the rear of the barrel band. The bore shines As new with a standard crown muzzle showing three very small dings on the left outside edge(very, very small). The blued metal finish shows only the slightest of very small scattered light handling marks with some minor thinning on the steel carbine style butt plate. Standard Winder sling swivels present with a walnut straight grip stock and finger groove musket length forend. The butt stock shows a few very small light indentations handling marks scattered and the forend under the right lighting will show very slight discoloration with only a handful of very light indentations. This Winder will make a great addition to a Military Trainer or Winchester collection. Proxibid does not provide high resolution photos. Please email us at info@zettauction.com with lot numbers for any high resolution photos you would like. Items offered with reasonable reserves. 14-2-11

Winchester, Model 1895 Takedown, 30 U.S. MOD. 1903 cal.

Lot #53 (Sale Order 55 of 126)

Winchester, Model 1895 Takedown, 30 U.S. MOD. 1903 cal, s/n 64585B, rifle, brl length 24", very good condition, lever action, Takedown Manufactured in 1911 in .30-03 cal. with folding two position rear sight marked 1 & 2 having a blade style front with bright shiny bore. Walnut straight grip stock and Schnabel forend both showing minor light handling wear mostly in the form of shallow indentations. Strong blued metal finish throughout with some handling and thinning present on receiver sides, top tang and front takedown band. No visible case coloring left on crescent butt plate with it being present and visible on the hammer along with having a borderline checkered spur. One small area of very light freckling left side rear receiver. Proxibid does not provide high resolution photos. Please email us at info@zettauction.com with lot numbers for any high resolution photos you would like. Items offered with reasonable reserves. 14-1-8

Winchester, Model 61, .22 Win. Mag. r.f.

Lot #54 (Sale Order 56 of 126)

Winchester, Model 61, .22 Win. Mag. r.f., s/n 303906, rifle, brl length 24", excellent condition, slide action, High Condition 61 manufactured in 1959 with beaded blade front sight, adjustable for elevation rear sight having a smooth walnut pistol grip stock with 17 groove ribbed forend, serrated trigger and checkered black composite butt plate. The bore shines mirror bright with a standard crown muzzle and the top of the receiver is grooved for acceptance of a scope. The blued metal surfaces show off well with only a few areas of very light handling most notably at the rear of the grooved receiver where there are 4 pin tip sized tool marks and 3 extremely small light surface scratches almost unnoticeable but present. There is also some very minor thinning on the tube magazine form cycling the action again very minor. The walnut stock shows some light indentation from handling. Fine example of a 61 mag. Proxibid does not provide high resolution photos. Please email us at info@zettauction.com with lot numbers for any high resolution photos you would like. Items offered with reasonable reserves. 14-2-18

Winchester, Model 62A, .22 S,L,LR

Lot #55 (Sale Order 57 of 126)

Winchester, Model 62A, .22 S,L,LR, s/n 259514, rifle, brl length 23", excellent condition, slide action, High Condition Model 62A manufactured in 1949 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 and the blued metal surface shows very little handling wear. There is a very small light hairline on underside of trigger guard bow and some thinning present on areas contacted during cycling along with a small area of minor light pin point marks between front sight and muzzle which is a standard crown. The walnut stock shows very few light handling marks most notable yet still hard to see on right side near butt. Fine example of a 62A. Proxibid does not provide high resolution photos. Please email us at info@zettauction.com with lot numbers for any high resolution photos you would like. Items offered with reasonable reserves. 14-2-19

*Remington Arms, split breech Vest Pocket pistol, .32 rf

Lot #56 (Sale Order 58 of 126)

*Remington Arms, split breech Vest Pocket pistol, .32 rf, s/n 1054, derringer, brl length 3.5" very good condition, split breech, Nice example of a No.2 with the top of the barrel flat having a faint but present two line address. Post front with notch rear sights and smooth wood panel grips. Serial number is located under left panel on frame along with the number 69. Nickel finish shows some minor losses at muzzle as well as a few areas on barrel near top edges with a few tool marks and light surface scratches present. Bore shows some pitting having a checkered hammer spur and breechblock ears. Proxibid does not provide high resolution photos. Please email us at info@zettauction.com with lot numbers for any high resolution photos you would like. Items offered with reasonable reserves.

*Remington Arms, No. 1 size Vest Pocket Model, .22 rf

Lot #57 (Sale Order 59 of 126)

*Remington Arms, No. 1 size Vest Pocket Model, .22 rf, s/n 991, derringer, brl length 3.25", very good plus condition, hammer breechblock, High Condition early production "Saw Handle Deringer" with serial number under left side grip panel and no other markings as seen with early production examples. Majority of Niter bluing present on trigger and hammer with checkered spur. Post front sight with notch rear having wood panel grips showing only very minor handling. Bore shows faint rifling with light pitting throughout. Nickel plated steel frame and barrel show some tool marks in areas on edges of frame mostly around hammer area either side with a few light surface scratches either side of frame flats. Proxibid does not provide high resolution photos. Please email us at info@zettauction.com with lot numbers for any high resolution photos you would like. Items offered with reasonable reserves.

Unknown Manufacture Contemporary, Copy of Remington Saw Handle Derringer, .17 rf

Lot #58 (Sale Order 60 of 126)

Unknown Manufacture Contemporary, Copy of Remington Saw Handle Derringer, .17 rf, s/n 13, deringer, brl length 3.25", very good plus condition, hammer breechblock, Modern Contemporary build to model a No. 1 Remington Vest Pocket constructed of brass with ivory styled grip panels, steel trigger, hammer/breechblock and main spring. The pistol has a notch rear sight with no front sight having ever been fitted. The bore is smooth and the entire pistol shows a few light surface scratches with some spotting that could be easily cleaned if so wished. Very nice contemporary custom build. Trigger must be returned manually as spring appears under powered. Proxibid does not provide high resolution photos. Please email us at info@zettauction.com with lot numbers for any high resolution photos you would like. Items offered with reasonable reserves. 14-3-22

*Remington-Elliot, Single Shot Derringer, .41 rf

Lot #59 (Sale Order 61 of 126)

*Remington-Elliot, Single Shot Derringer, .41 rf, s/n 6189, derringer, brl length 2.5", very good plus condition, hammer breechblock action, Nice example of a "Vest Pocket Deringer Pistol", approximately 10,000 were manufactured from 1867-1888, with a nickel plated barrel and frame having a small post front sight with a spur trigger and birds head walnut grip panels. Walnut panels show some scattered indentations and a small loss right side panel front edge. Nickel finish shows some thinning and losses on some edges. Bore has visible rifling with light pitting. Serial number is located underside of barrel and frame at breech. Proxibid does not provide high resolution photos. Please email us at info@zettauction.com with lot numbers for any high resolution photos you would like. Items offered with reasonable reserves.

*E. Remington & Sons, Smoot New Model No. 2, .32 rf

Lot #60 (Sale Order 62 of 126)

*E. Remington & Sons, Smoot New Model No. 2, .32 rf, s/n 507, revolver, brl length 2.75", very good condition, single action, Traces of Niter bluing present on spur trigger having a checkered hammer spur and mother of pearl grip panels with a blade front sight and notch rear. Spur trigger has a checkered finger pad and the octagonal barrel has a flat top rib marked "E.REMINGTON & SONS ILION N.Y. PAT. W.S. SMOOT. OCT.21.1873" in a single line. Total of approximately 3,000 were manufactured between 1878-1888. Bore has faint rifling with only very light surface pitting. Nickel finish shows thinning mostly right side of frame and cylinder with scattered light tool marks and surface scratches. Proxibid does not provide high resolution photos. Please email us at info@zettauction.com with lot numbers for any high resolution photos you would like. Items offered with reasonable reserves.

*Smith & Wesson, Model No. 2 Old Model, .32 rf

Lot #61 (Sale Order 63 of 126)

*Smith & Wesson, Model No. 2 Old Model, .32 rf, s/n 49909, revolver, brl length 6", very good plus condition, single action, High Condition older nickel Standard Model three pin cylinder stop No. 3 revolver with single line barrel address on flat top rib reading "SMITH & WESSON. SPRINGFIELD.MASS." with the unfluted cylinder having patent date markings. The rosewood grip panels have a square butt profile showing thinning of varnish on edges with a few light handling indentations. The barrel is octagonal with flat top rib having a blade front and notch rear sight located in the cylinder stop. The nickel finish shows a few areas of losses mostly on the cylinder in a few areas as well as on a few edges along with a couple of areas of very minor light thinning and a few very light surface scratches. Bore shows some pitting in a few areas. Nice example of an Old Model. Proxibid does not provide high resolution photos. Please email us at info@zettauction.com with lot numbers for any high resolution photos you would like. Items offered with reasonable reserves.

*Hopkins & Allen Mfg. Co., Model XL. No 4. N.Y., .38 short rf

Lot #62 (Sale Order 64 of 126)

*Hopkins & Allen Mfg. Co., Model XL. No 4. N.Y., .38 short rf, s/n 957A, revolver, brl length 2.5", very good plus condition, single action, Very nice example of a nickel finish XL.No4 with visible case coloring on hammer which has a checkered spur, walnut birds head grip panels and a spur trigger. The barrel is octagonal with a round blade front sight and notch rear having a 5-shot cylinder and serial number underside of barrel flat. The nickel finish shows some thinning at muzzle and on edges mostly with a bore that has nice rifling and very light surface pitting in some areas. Proxibid does not provide high resolution photos. Please email us at info@zettauction.com with lot numbers for any high resolution photos you would like. Items offered with reasonable reserves.

DWM, P 08 Sear Safety Unit Marked 1918 Luger, 9 mm

Lot #63 (Sale Order 65 of 126)

DWM, P 08 Sear Safety Unit Marked 1918 Luger, 9mm, s/n 2367, pistol, brl length 4", very good condition, semi auto, SEAR Safety Luger with two sets of unit markings on front strap with one set being X'ed out read as follows "S.Me.II" the X'ed reads "R. 5 2" followed by "674". All visible serial numbers match including the aluminum based magazine which is also marked with a number "1." & "R". Luger retains some straw bluing on small components while having a 1918 dated chamber and military receiver proof marks on the right side of slide. Safety is marked "GEISICHERT" and loaded chamber indicator is marked "GELADEN". The checkered wooden grip panels show wear and thinning mostly on the left side with the side plate showing losses of bluing along with some handling marks. Bluing throughout the remaining pistol shows only minor thinning on some edges and at muzzle. The bore shines very bright and the sights are the traditional fixed type. Very nice Unit Marked Luger. Proxibid does not provide high resolution photos. Please email us at info@zettauction.com with lot numbers for any high resolution photos you would like. Items offered with reasonable reserves. 12-7-18

Late WWII byf Mauser, scoped K98, 7.92x57mm Mauser

Lot #64 (Sale Order 66 of 126)

Late WWII byf Mauser, scoped K98, 7.92x57mm Mauser, s/n 19808, rifle, brl length 24", excellent condition, bolt action, High Condition byf 45 code Mauser K98 rifle fitted with a dow ZF-40 41/1. The 40 has been lined out and the 41/1 when it was returned for service. The rifle also has a brown leather cross stitched sling. The top and right side of receiver ring are both marked with a Waffenamt 135 as is the underside of stock in two locations with an "08" marked between. The front of the floor plate frame is marked byf above two Waffenamt 135 markings. The right side of the walnut stock is Eagle stamped WaA135 just forward of the butt plate. The bore shines mirror bright having a standard crown muzzle and the entire rifle is complete numbers matching. The metal surfaces show only minor light handling in a few areas mostly thinning of finish on scope tubes. The stock has two lines on the right side at front and appears it is from installing the barrel band, with little other overall wear. Fantastic example of a scoped K98 rifle. Proxibid does not provide high resolution photos. Please email us at info@zettauction.com with lot numbers for any high resolution photos you would like. Items offered with reasonable reserves. 14-3-5

Mauser-Werke, Portuguese Contract 1941 K98k, 7.92x57mm Mauser,

Lot #65 (Sale Order 67 of 126)

Mauser-Werke, Portuguese Contract 1941 K98k, 7.92x57mm Mauser, s/n H1847, rifle, brl length 24", excellent plus condition, bolt action, High Condition Portuguese Contract 1941 short rifle is finished to a higher degree than standard German issued 98K rifles. This example has a Waffenamt "135"/Portuguese Crest/1941 marked receiver with two Eagle fire proofs left side of barrel and receiver. There is a lateral roll mark at the rear of barrel that reads "41 D1 72" in a single line followed by three Waffenamt "135" stamps. The left side of the walnut stock is marked with the Portuguese crest over 1941 with the underside of wrist stamped Waffenamt WaA135 and it also appears 3.5" from butt plate with the serial number in two lines just forward. Hooded blade front sight with tangent rear graduated to 20. Bore shines mirror bright and the rifle is complete except for the cleaning rod and all numbers matching. The entire rifle shows only very light handling in some areas and is an exceptional example of a Portuguese Contract. Proxibid does not provide high resolution photos. Please email us at info@zettauction.com with lot numbers for any high resolution photos you would like. Items offered with reasonable reserves. 14-3-3

Polish F.B. Random, wz.29, 7.92x57mm Mauser,

Lot #66 (Sale Order 68 of 126)

Polish F.B. Random, wz.29, 7.92x57mm Mauser, s/n 55633M, rifle, brl length 24", very good plus condition, bolt action, Fantastic complete numbers matching original finish wz.29 rifle with a 1933 dated receiver. The hardwood stock has front and rear mounted sling attachment point with the bottom mount void of swivel. The bottom of the stock at wrist has the Polish Cartouche along with a D inspectors mark in a borderline polygon, the same is found on the right side of the butt stock. The bore shines mirror bright and the stock shows scattered light handling marks throughout, there is no cleaning rod present. Blade front sight with tangent rear adjustable to 20. The blued metal surfaces show very little wear with only minor thinning on the bolt. There is some very light freckling on forward portion of the barrel. Wonderful wz.29 rifle. Proxibid does not provide high resolution photos. Please email us at info@zettauction.com with lot numbers for any high resolution photos you would like. Items offered with reasonable reserves. 14-3-20

Czech Panel Cut-Away VZ.24 Demonstrator, AND Czechoslovakian Zbrojovka Brno, Army Contract VZ 24

Lot #67 (Sale Order 69 of 126)

"Czechoslovakian Zbrojovka Brno, Army Contract VZ 24, 7.92x57mm Mauser, s/n 47121N4, rifle, brl length 23.25"", excellent condition, bolt action, High Condition example of a VZ 24 rifle this being the first Czech Manufactured rifle for the Army. Left side of the receiver ring is stamped with ""E3 Rampant Dragon 37"" and is a numbers matching rifle, receiver, bolt & stock. The walnut stock has four sling swivels with a finger groove forend and a blank disc on the right side of the butt stock. The front sight has a pinch attached protective wing sheet metal surround being retained by a screw with the rear tangent sight being adjustable to 20. The bore shines mirror bright with a standard crown muzzle. The walnut stock and hand guard show some very light scattered indentations and the blued metal finish shows some thinning on the rear of the receiver, front band and barrel with very nice crisp bluing everywhere else throughout. Wonderful High Condition VZ 24. And also: *Phenomenal Ceskoslovensk Zbrojovka, Panel Cut-Away VZ.24 Demonstrator, 7.92x57mm Mauser, bolt action, rifle, s/n 6907, brl. 23.5", ex. cond., 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. Proxibid does not provide high resolution photos. Please email us at info@zettauction.com with lot numbers for any high resolution photos you would like. Items offered with reasonable reserves.

Rare Nazi Waffenfabrik Bern "dou", G.24(t), 7.92x57mm Mauser,

Lot #68 (Sale Order 70 of 126)

Rare Nazi Waffenfabrik Bern "dou", G.24(t), 7.92x57mm Mauser, s/n 9078b, rifle, brl length 23", excellent condition, bolt action, Scarce Model of a WWII Nazi Czech Manufactured G.24(t) rifle produced post invasion and based on the Czech 24 having a 41 dated receiver with Eagle firing proof on the left side of receiver ring with two Waffenamt markings on the right. The rifle is in factory original condition and has not been rearsenaled. Complete numbers matching rifle with a Waffenamt marking on top of the walnut hard guard and a WaA607 marking underside of butt stock as well as underside of wrist. The bore shines mirror bright with a V fixed front sight having sheet steel ears and a tangent rear sight adjustable to 20. The right side of the butt stock has several Waffenamt markings "WaA607", "WaA667" along with an "H". The rifle is fitted with a brown leather cross hatched sling. The blued metal surfaces show a few hairline scratches on the floor plate with very minor thinning on barrel at muzzle and barrel band leading edges. The walnut stock shows scattered indentations scattered throughout heavier at rear underside of butt stock. Nice rare example of a G.24(t). Proxibid does not provide high resolution photos. Please email us at info@zettauction.com with lot numbers for any high resolution photos you would like. Items offered with reasonable reserves. 14-3-7

DWM (Deutsche Waffen-und MunitionsFabriken), Mauser Modelo Argentino 1909, 7.65x53mm Mauser

Lot #69 (Sale Order 71 of 126)

DWM (Deutsche Waffen-und MunitionsFabriken), Mauser Modelo Argentino 1909, 7.65x53mm Mauser, s/n M5947, rifle, brl length 29", excellent plus condition, bolt action, High Condition Argentina 1909 Mauser. The Niter blued bolt release lever and adjustable rear sight slide are near perfect retaining almost all high shine bluing. The steel butt plate retaining screws are also Niter blued each marked with an * the top one retaining 80 plus percent with the bottom one retaining 30%. The receiver and bolt are in the white which is correct for this rifle with the remaining metal surfaces having a high shine blued metal finish showing very little handling with only a small amount of thinning present on muzzle and front band. The bore shines mirror bright having a standard crown muzzle. Complete correct numbers matching rifle on the receiver, stock, bolt handling, cleaning rod and floor plate frame. The right side of the stock has a Cartouche with the underside bearing a circle "RA" inspectors mark. Fixed front sight with tangent rear adjustable to 20. The underside of the floor plate and frame both have inspectors marks and the underside of the wrist is marked with an "AG" in a shield. Wonderful example of a 1909 Argentina Mauser. Proxibid does not provide high resolution photos. Please email us at info@zettauction.com with lot numbers for any high resolution photos you would like. Items offered with reasonable reserves. 14-2-25

Mauser-Werke Oberndorf, Banner Target rifle, 8.14x46r,

Lot #70 (Sale Order 72 of 126)

Mauser-Werke Oberndorf, Banner Target rifle, 8.14x46r, s/n 122689, rifle, brl length 29", excellent condition, bolt action, High Condition Banner Target rifle appearing in almost As New manufactured condition with a mirror bright bore. High polish blued metal surfaces show almost no wear or thinning, with only the very slightest thinning on bolt from cycling the action. All numbers matching with the left side of the receiver ring having four crown proofs, B, G, U & N. Fixed front sight has sheet steel protector with hinged muzzle cap. Rear tangent sight is marked 100, 175 & 300. Smooth walnut stock and hand guard with deep finger groove cuts. Majority of the stock shows very little wear throughout with a few indentations left side between muzzle cap and front barrel band. Chambered in the standard military/international cartridge used in 300 meter rifle matches. Fine example of a Banner Target rifle. Proxibid does not provide high resolution photos. Please email us at info@zettauction.com with lot numbers for any high resolution photos you would like. Items offered with reasonable reserves. 4-3-9

"ac" Walther, K43 "Panel Cut", 7.92x57mm Mauser

Lot #71 (Sale Order 73 of 126)

"ac" Walther, K43 "Panel Cut", 7.92x57mm Mauser, s/n 9617p, rifle, brl length 22", excellent condition, semi auto, High Condition Panel Cut K43 with integral scope rail right side having a rough cast receiver and bolt carrier with left side flat having double Eagle Waffenamt "359" and single Eagle "359" on right. The left side of the carrier is serial numbered to the rifle minus the letter with Waffenamt "359" just above which is also located left side of trigger flat. Steel dust cover and rear marking illegible Waffenamt. Steel butt plate with serrated spring loaded door for cleaning kit which is not present. The blade front sight is hooded with a rear tangent graduated to 12. The stock is laminated with Eagle Waffenamt "359" left side with two faint inspectors marks underside of grip and at toe. Rifle comes with one magazine marked left side "avx WaA204 K43". Blued and Phosphate metal surfaces show only the lightest of handling wear even the magazine and the wooden laminated stock shows only a few very light handling indentations. The bore shines As New. Fantastic example of a K43 Panel Cut. Proxibid does not provide high resolution photos. Please email us at info@zettauction.com with lot numbers for any high resolution photos you would like. Items offered with reasonable reserves. 14-2-23

"ac" Walther, G.43, 7.92x57mm Mauser

Lot #72 (Sale Order 74 of 126)

"ac" Walther, G.43, 7.92x57mm Mauser, s/n 7980c, rifle, brl length 22", very good plus condition, semi auto, Early parts "ac" 44 code marked left side of receiver along with G.43 and Waffenamt markings, the rough cast bolt carrier is also marked on the left flat with the serial number no letter and has Waffenamt "359" along with a hollow charging handle. Complete with a sheet metal dust cover with the rear being illegibly marked as well. Left side of the laminated wood stock has a faint but present Waffenamt marking. The rifle also has a laminated wood hand guard, a hooded blade front sight and a tangent rear graduated to 12 with a Waffenamt "359" stamp on bottom. The steel butt plate is fitted with a spring loaded door for access to the cleaning kit which is not present and the rifle comes with 1 "aye WaA843 G43" marked steel magazine. The bore shines very bright and the laminated wood stock was roughly finished at factory showing a very small loss left side at butt plate (approximately half the size of toothpick). Phosphate and blued surfaces show only some light handling scattered with some freckling on trigger guard and barrel. The magazine shows thinning to the finish with a few scratches but retains a majority of the original factory finish. Proxibid does not provide high resolution photos. Please email us at info@zettauction.com with lot numbers for any high resolution photos you would like. Items offered with reasonable reserves. 14-2-21

Springfield Armory, M1 Garand, .30-06 Sprg

Lot #73 (Sale Order 75 of 126)

Springfield Armory, M1 Garand, .30-06 Sprg, s/n 2673204, rifle, brl length 24", very good plus condition, semi auto, G.I. Correct Manufactured 1944 with correct dated 4-44 barrel and all matching parts. Appears original non rearsenaled with shiny bore, metal surfaces showing minor handling with some thinning to finish on some edges and blue/green mottled finish on receiver. Walnut stock shows off well with faint but visible Cartouche and an "S.A./G.A.W." in borderline box left side at rear of receiver along with a circle "P" underside of wrist and cross cannons on grip flat. There are a few light indentations in a couple of spots having adjustable rear with blade front sights. Proxibid does not provide high resolution photos. Please email us at info@zettauction.com with lot numbers for any high resolution photos you would like. Items offered with reasonable reserves. 14-1-16

Springfield Armory, M1 Garand, .30-06 Sprg

Lot #74 (Sale Order 76 of 126)

Springfield Armory, M1 Garand, .30-06 Sprg, s/n 5469445, rifle, brl length 24", excellent condition, semi auto, Manufactured 1954 and appearing with almost no wear throughout with the slightest amount of thinning on leading edge of receiver and front of bolt body, all parts matching with 12-54 barrel date. Bore appears As New unfired and walnut wood stock shows only a few light indentations with an Eagle clutching feathers Cartouche left side of stock at rear of receiver and crisp circle "P" underside of wrist. Near Mint example of an M1 Garand. Proxibid does not provide high resolution photos. Please email us at info@zettauction.com with lot numbers for any high resolution photos you would like. Items offered with reasonable reserves. 14-1-17

Original U.S. WWII M1942 Garand rifle bayonet by Oneida Limited dated 1943

Lot #75 (Sale Order 77 of 126)

Original U.S. WWII M1942 Garand rifle bayonet by Oneida Limited dated 1943 having a 9.5" blade and US flaming bomb sheath. Proxibid does not provide high resolution photos. Please email us at info@zettauction.com with lot numbers for any high resolution photos you would like. Items offered with reasonable reserves.

Original U.S. WWII M1942 Garand rifle bayonet by PAL

Lot #76 (Sale Order 78 of 126)

Original U.S. WWII M1942 Garand rifle bayonet by PAL having a 9.5" blade and US flaming bomb sheath. Proxibid does not provide high resolution photos. Please email us at info@zettauction.com with lot numbers for any high resolution photos you would like. Items offered with reasonable reserves.

Excellent Winchester, M1 Carbine Type 2, .30 carbine

Lot #77 (Sale Order 79 of 126)

Excellent Winchester, M1 Carbine Type 2, .30 carbine, s/n 5640402, carbine, brl length 18", excellent condition, semi auto, Excellent WWII Type 2 carbine with Type 3 rear sight manufactured under the 3rd serial number range of 1944 assigned to Winchester. Right side of walnut stock marked "W.R.A./G.H.D" along with crossed cannons Cartouche. Top of barrel is marked with a "W" along with the Winchester proof with a "J" just forward of the trigger guard bow and a "P" on the pistol grip flat. Carbine comes with oiler, canvas sling and a "BW" marked magazine. The bore shines bright As New and the carbine shows very little handling throughout with just a few light indentations is wood scattered and few hairline surface scratches mostly forward 6" of barrel. Proxibid does not provide high resolution photos. Please email us at info@zettauction.com with lot numbers for any high resolution photos you would like. Items offered with reasonable reserves. 14-2-16

GI Bring Back Inland Division, M1 carbine Type 1, .30 carbine

Lot #78 (Sale Order 80 of 126)

GI Bring Back Inland Division, M1 carbine Type 1, .30 carbine, s/n 767275, carbine, brl length 18", very good plus condition, semi auto, GI ship home M1 carbine comes in the original wood crate with hinged lid it was shipped home in with Navy postage markings and wrapped in a cut up canvas bunk. The carbine is in the Type 1 configuration with the barrel marking "INLAND MFG. DIV./GENERAL MOTORS/7-43". The sling swivel is marked "UI" and the sling well is stamped "10" with a circle P on grip flat. Bore shines mirror bright and walnut stock shows only a few small light indentations with crossed cannon Cartouche right side, walnut hand guard showing some indentation mostly left shoulder. The Parkerized metal finish shows some light handling marks on right side of barrel in the form of very light rubs. Bolt has blackened finish showing minor thinning from cycling. Fantastic example of a Type I GI ship back. Proxibid does not provide high resolution photos. Please email us at info@zettauction.com with lot numbers for any high resolution photos you would like. Items offered with reasonable reserves. 14-2-23

Tula Arsenal, SVT-40, 7.62x54r

Lot #79 (Sale Order 81 of 126)

Tula Arsenal, SVT-40, 7.62x54r, s/n C51343, rifle, brl length 26", excellent condition, semi auto, 1940 dated receiver with receiver cuts for mounting of Sniper scope having the correct factory notch rear top portion for proper lock up. No visible import marks with trigger guard bow, receiver, bolt handle and stock all correctly numbered to rifle. Wood stamped left side of stock with serial number and right side with Tula star and arrow along with 1940 date there is also a partial circular stamping just forward and above the star. Hand guard is ventilated metal barrel/gas tube shroud. Adjustable front sight is hooded and rear sight is graduated to 15. Bore shines very bright with wood showing only a few scattered light indentations. Blued metal surfaces show minor thinning on forward section of barrel toward muzzle as well as on hooded sight showing some minor thinning in a few other areas with the most notable wear in the form of a few small scratches right side rear section of receiver cover. The bolt has correct lightning cuts. 1 magazine, no Finnish SA capture marks. Proxibid does not provide high resolution photos. Please email us at info@zettauction.com with lot numbers for any high resolution photos you would like. Items offered with reasonable reserves. 14-2-9

Remington Armory, 1891 Mosin Nagant, 7.62x54r

Lot #80 (Sale Order 82 of 126)

Remington Armory, 1891 Mosin Nagant, 7.62x54r, s/n 556780, rifle, brl length 31.5", excellent condition, bolt action, High Condition U.S. Marked rifle with bolt and bore still in cosmoline appears as unissued with ink marked canvas and leather sling. Top of chamber is marked with a Romanof Eagle over II/"Remington/Armory/1917/No/556780" with the top of the hexagonal receiver being marked with a Romanof Eagle/II. The bolt is numbered and matching along with the rear face of the cocking knob, magazine floor plate and the top of the butt plate. The walnut stock has a round Romanof Eagle Cartouche right side of butt stock with "15" marked on top at heel and Eaglehead over flaming bomb over US just forward of the triggerguard with star over T over 4 just to the rear of the floor plate. The adjustable rear sight is graduated to 12 and the rifle shows only some light handling marks throughout. Proxibid does not provide high resolution photos. Please email us at info@zettauction.com with lot numbers for any high resolution photos you would like. Items offered with reasonable reserves. 14-2-1

Tikka, M27 Mosin Nagant, 7.62x54r

Lot #81 (Sale Order 83 of 126)

Tikka, M27 Mosin Nagant, 7.62x54r, s/n 48100, rifle, brl length 26.5", very good plus condition, bolt action, Hexagonal receiver dated 1932 with numbers matching bolt. Rifle has finger jointed stock with assorted inspector marks as well as a canvas and leather sling. The rear sight is graduated to 8 and the chamber is marked with an "F" between serial number and date. The bore has nice shine with entire rifle showing only very minor light handling marks. C.A.I. import marked. Proxibid does not provide high resolution photos. Please email us at info@zettauction.com with lot numbers for any high resolution photos you would like. Items offered with reasonable reserves. 14-2-15

FEG Hungary, M44 Mosin Nagant, 7.62x54r

Lot #82 (Sale Order 84 of 126)

FEG Hungary, M44 Mosin Nagant, 7.62x54r, s/n BG5484, rifle, brl length 20.25", excellent condition, bolt action, High Condition Hungarian M44 with 1953 dated round low wall receiver with "02" forward date and serial number after. Fixed post and globe front sight with rear sight being graduated to 10. Right side of butt stock is marked in a single line from rear to front circle "B", "02", circle "2". Side folding spike bayonet with numbers matching receiver, bolt, floor plate and butt plate. The bore shines As New with metal surfaces showing almost no handling wear to factory blued surfaces. The wood stock is of the straight grip style and shows only light handling scattered. Proxibid does not provide high resolution photos. Please email us at info@zettauction.com with lot numbers for any high resolution photos you would like. Items offered with reasonable reserves. 14-2-10

Tula Arsenal, SKS Factory Finish, 7.62x39mm

Lot #83 (Sale Order 85 of 126)

Tula Arsenal, SKS Factory Finish, 7.62x39mm, s/n 1KNK8292, rifle, brl length 20.5", excellent condition, semi auto, Fine Russian Made SKS import marked C.A.I. with the Tula star and arrow and 1954r date stamp on left side of stock. All metal surfaces having the correct factory blued finish with the bolt in the white as it would appear not rearsenaled factory New. Receiver top cover is dated 1954r along with the Tula star and arrow. Correct numbers matching rifle with under folding blade style bayonet. The rear sight is graduated to 10 and the post front sight is adjustable and hooded. The bore shines bright and the metal finish shows only the slightest light handling marks. The wood stock does show some light handling wear but is only surface and scattered, the right side of butt stock has a circle "10" marking and the cleaning kit is present in the butt trapdoor. The tan/green canvas sling is white ink marked and the rifle will make a very nice addition to any collection. Proxibid does not provide high resolution photos. Please email us at info@zettauction.com with lot numbers for any high resolution photos you would like. Items offered with reasonable reserves. 14-2-8

Tula Arsenal, SKS, 7.62x39mm

Lot #84 (Sale Order 86 of 126)

Tula Arsenal, SKS, 7.62x39mm, s/n EK1076, rifle, brl length 20.5", excellent condition, semi auto, Fine Russian Made SKS import marked C.A.I. with laminated wood stock serial number matching having black finished metal showing only the slightest of wear with a 1952r dated receiver top cover along with the Tula star and arrow. Graduated to 10 rear sight with hooded adjustable post front sight and under folding blade style bayonet. Rifle also has a green canvas ink marked Chinese sling and a bore that shines As New. All numbers matching with cleaning kit in butt. Proxibid does not provide high resolution photos. Please email us at info@zettauction.com with lot numbers for any high resolution photos you would like. Items offered with reasonable reserves. 14-2-7

magazine Rare World War I Enfield Rifle Trench Magazine.

Lot #84a (Sale Order 87 of 126)

Rare World War I Enfield Rifle Trench Magazine. Being of a high capacity 20 round box style being marked on the rear spine and lug with crown over BP over B markings along with a light strike on the front edge of the makers mark which reads "ANLEY & Co" and is believed to read STANLEY & Co. Wonderful example of a rare British trench magazine. Proxibid does not provide high resolution photos. Please email us at info@zettauction.com with lot numbers for any high resolution photos you would like. Items offered with reasonable reserves.

*BSA & M Co.(Birmingham Small Arms & Metal Co.), Military mark I Lee-Enfield .303 British

Lot #85 (Sale Order 88 of 126)

*BSA & M Co.(Birmingham Small Arms & Metal Co.), Military mark I Lee-Enfield .303 British, s/n 5469, rifle brl length 30", very good plus condition, bolt action, High Condition Mark I with cut-off, an "E" (Enfield Rifling) marked on top flat of receiver (Knox) with a "WD" (War Department) marked Volley sight, dust cover, barrel band and trigger. Walnut stock is marked with "M&D"/WD in center circle B.S.A. & Co./1 on the right side. Brass butt plate is inspector marked and WD marked. Right wrist band marked with a "Crown/VP./B.S.A & M.Co./1896./L.E/I.". Rear sight is adjustable to 18 with front sight having a slip lock protector. Cleaning rod is present along with an "O.W.O.R.R./1915" marked leather sling. Wood shows light handling throughout with blued metal surfaces showing minor thinning in some small areas. Bore shines very bright. Proxibid does not provide high resolution photos. Please email us at info@zettauction.com with lot numbers for any high resolution photos you would like. Items offered with reasonable reserves.

Enfield, SHT.LE No. 1 Mark V, .303 British

Lot #86 (Sale Order 89 of 126)

Enfield, SHT.LE No. 1 Mark V, .303 British, s/n 1444, rifle, brl length 25", very good plus condition, bolt action, High Condition Mark V with improved adjustable to 14 rear sight, magazine cut-off and assorted inspector/acceptance marks either side of receiver as well as on underside of wrist and triggerguard where there is also a Broad Arrow located in center of bow. Safety is marked with a "V" and the right wrist band marked with the George Rex Crown "GR/Enfield/1922/SHT LE/V". Numbers matching with a bright shiny bore. Wood shows little overall handling throughout with blued metal surfaces showing minor thinning on some edges. Proxibid does not provide high resolution photos. Please email us at info@zettauction.com with lot numbers for any high resolution photos you would like. Items offered with reasonable reserves. 14-1-4

BSA (Birmingham Small Arms), Mark III, .303 British

Lot #87 (Sale Order 90 of 126)

BSA (Birmingham Small Arms), Mark III, .303 British, s/n 212C8693, rifle, brl length 25", very good plus condition, bolt action, High Condition Mark III configured as Mark III* with no cut-off. Broad Arrow and inspectors marks on follower with "BSA" and logo on Knox, flat top of receiver front. Right wrist band marked in a single line "B.S.A.Co". Receiver is inspector marked and adjustable rear sight is graduated to 20. III appears on safety. Brass disc is void of markings with a brass butt plate as well. Walnut stock shows very little light handling and the blued metal finish shows very little thinning present with a bright shiny bore. Proxibid does not provide high resolution photos. Please email us at info@zettauction.com with lot numbers for any high resolution photos you would like. Items offered with reasonable reserves. 14-1-3

Lithgow, SHT.LE III*, .303 British

Lot #88 (Sale Order 91 of 126)

Lithgow, SHT.LE III*, .303 British, s/n A62362, rifle, brl length 25", very good condition, bolt action, High Condition Australia Army issue with New Zealand marked brass disc. Right writs band marked "A" in star/shield containing "LITHGOW"/SHT.LE/III*" with 1920 outside at bottom. Brass disc is marked with "NZ" and broad arrow along with "5 22/1157". Left side of receiver is marked with acceptance proofs also located on underside of wrist at receiver. Rear sight is adjustable to 20 with fixed front, 2 correct numbers matching magazine and bayonet lug. Blued metal finish showing minor thinning in some areas. Wood stock shows light handling throughout with a very small almost unnoticeable repair on the left side top rear area and top of butt with a brass butt plate. Bore shines very bright, import marked. Proxibid does not provide high resolution photos. Please email us at info@zettauction.com with lot numbers for any high resolution photos you would like. Items offered with reasonable reserves. 14-1-2

MA Lithgow, S.M.L.E. III*, .303 British

Lot #89 (Sale Order 92 of 126)

MA Lithgow, S.M.L.E. III*, .303 British, s/n E45441, rifle, brl length 25", very good condition, bolt action, Underside of wrist in wood is marked "AUSTRALIA" with assorted inspector/acceptance marks throughout along with the rear right side being marked "M.A/LITHGOW/S.M.L.E/III* HV/1943". Brass butt plate is marked "OA" and underside of nose cap is marked with a "BA". Right side of wrist band is marked "MA/LITHGOW/S.M.L.E/III*/1943". Canvas sling is ink marked and there is a brass disc wired to rear sling swivel marked "181". Bore shines very bright with wood showing minor light handling wear and metal surfaces showing some very minor thinning on some edges. Proxibid does not provide high resolution photos. Please email us at info@zettauction.com with lot numbers for any high resolution photos you would like. Items offered with reasonable reserves. 14-1-9

Long Branch, No. 4 MKI*, .303 British

Lot #90 (Sale Order 93 of 126)

Long Branch, No. 4 MKI*, .303 British, s/n 13L6757, rifle, brl length 25", excellent condition, bolt action, High Condition 1942 receiver date with left side wrist band having New Zealand "NZ" broad arrow along with "26436" bolt handle is correctly marked with both corresponding numbers as well. There is a "B/66" acceptance/inspectors mark in walnut stock underside of wrist with serial number and acceptance/inspector marks underside of stock at muzzle cap. The rifle is fitted with an MFIII folding adjustable sight. Excellent example of New Zealand No. 4 with minimal handling wear to stock and black finish metal surfaces, canvas sling and bore that shines As New. Proxibid does not provide high resolution photos. Please email us at info@zettauction.com with lot numbers for any high resolution photos you would like. Items offered with reasonable reserves. 14-1-22

Extremely Rare Smith & Wesson, Model 1940 MK II Light Rifle, 9mm,

Lot #91 (Sale Order 94 of 126)

Extremely Rare Smith & Wesson, Model 1940 MK II Light Rifle, 9mm, s/n 2112, carbine, brl length 10", excellent plus condition, semi auto, Wonderful High Condition example of a very rare Smith & Wesson. In 1939 the British government contracted Smith & Wesson to design a pistol caliber carbine and the Mark I was born but failed in trials testing at the Royal Small Arms Factory so Smith & Wesson modified the Mark 1 by strengthening the receiver with an external fluted sleeve serving as the safety. The light rifle proved unsuccessful and the British government canceled their contract. There are believed to be less than 80 examples of the Mark II in current circulation with most having a warning label applied to the left side of the Tenite butt stock, thankfully this example escaped that procedure. It is believed that serial numbers ended at approximately 2200 with this example being one of the last produced. The barrel is fully fluted with longitudinal lines and the forward grip served two purposes, one for dispensing of spent cases downward and the other to house the 20 round detachable box magazine. The steel butt plate is serrated bearing the serial number at the top, the serial number is also located on the underside of the receiver at the wrist area along with the "MK2" designation. The left side of the frame is marked with the Smith & Wesson trademark logo. The left side of the receiver has a two line address "SMITH & WESSON/SPRINGFIELD, MASS. U.S.A." and the right side bears three patent numbers in two lines. The rear sight is adjustable for elevation and the front is a fixed blade. The rifle comes with an original period leather sling, one magazine and green Leatherette bound Handbook of the Smith & Wesson Semi-A-tomatic Light Rifle Caliber- 9mm Model of 1940. 1940 shows only the slightest of handling wear and the bore appears as new. Wonderful example of a S&W MK2 Light Rifle. Proxibid does not provide high resolution photos. Please email us at info@zettauction.com with lot numbers for any high resolution photos you would like. Items offered with reasonable reserves. 14-5-6

magazine - Original 20 round magazine for a Smith & Wesson 1940 light rifle

Lot #92 (Sale Order 95 of 126)

Original 20 round magazine for a Smith & Wesson 1940 light rifle blued metal with aluminum follower. Items offered with reasonable reserves.

Rare "660" Steyr-Daimler, Luftwaffe Marked G29/40, 7.92x57mm Mauser,

Lot #93 (Sale Order 96 of 126)

Rare "660" Steyr-Daimler, Luftwaffe Marked G29/40, 7.92x57mm Mauser, s/n 5939, rifle, brl length 24", very good condition, bolt action, Rare example of a Luftwaffe marked "660" code rifle. The right side of the stock has Eagle Swastika over L marking on the butt stock with 2 "WaA623" Waffenamt markings. The top of the receiver ring is marked "7'9/660/1939" with the right side bearing 3 Waffenamt markings and the left having a Eagle firing proof followed by the serial number. This rifle has all matching numbers located as follows, right side of both barrel bands, top of rear sight and top of slide, bolt handle, head and safety, follower, bolt release lever, floor plate and frame as well as the butt plate and stock with the cleaning rod being marked "17". There are a total of 23 Waffenamt markings throughout the metal surfaces with the walnut finger groove stock and handguard showing 5 Waffenamt marks along with the Luftwaffe mark. The rifle is fitted with a period correct leather sling, tangent rear sight graduated to 18 with a fixed front sight having checkered base and a muzzle/sight cover. The bore shines bright with the wood stock showing assorted indentations and handling wear throughout. Metal surfaces show thinning finish throughout and light handling wear. Proxibid does not provide high resolution photos. Please email us at info@zettauction.com with lot numbers for any high resolution photos you would like. Items offered with reasonable reserves. 14-4-24

Phenomenal Pre-World War II German Mauser, Standard Model, 7.92x57mm Mauser,

Lot #94 (Sale Order 97 of 126)

Phenomenal Pre-World War II German Mauser, Standard Model, 7.92x57mm Mauser, s/n B69534, rifle, brl length 24", excellent plus condition bolt action, This is an exceptional example of an early Pre-World War II "Banner Mauser" standard model commercial rifle manufactured for export. The wartime production K98 rifles were all designed on this, the standard model. Being expertly executed with high fit and finish and retaining almost all the Niter bluing on the bolt release, lever and trigger. The top of the ring receiver is marked with the "MAUSER" banner logo and the left side has crown over B, G, U & N proofs followed by the serial number and "STANDARD-MODEL". The serial number matching throughout the rifle is found on the left side of the barrel, top of bolt release, floor plate and frame as well as the safety, bolt head and straight bolt handle which also bears the crown over B & U respectively. The rear sight is a tangent style adjustable graduated to 20 with a fixed serrated front sight. The rifle has a bayonet lug, cleaning rod and two sling swivels with a bore that shines as new. The blued high polished metal surfaces show almost no handling wear with the bolt body showing some thinning from cycling the action but is not bad at all. The steel butt plate is in the white and shows only a few dark areas at the heel. The walnut finger groove stock and handguard show only a few very small handling marks in a couple of areas. Wonderful example of a Pre-War Standard Model. Proxibid does not provide high resolution photos. Please email us at info@zettauction.com with lot numbers for any high resolution photos you would like. Items offered with reasonable reserves. 14-4-22

Extremely Scarce Mauser, Dutch Railroad Police K98, 7.92x57mm Mauser,

Lot #95 (Sale Order 98 of 126)

Extremely Scarce Mauser, Dutch Railroad Police K98, 7.92x57mm Mauser, s/n 59669, rifle, brl length 24", excellent condition, bolt action, This is a very rare example of a pre war "DRP" marked Dutch Railroad Police Banner Mauser rifle. The top of the receiver ring is marked with the "MAUSER" banner logo over 1933 with the left side being marked with crown over B, G, U & N proof marks followed by the serial number and "MAUSER-WERKE A.G. OBERNDORF A/N." the serial number is also found on the left side of the barrel on the bolt handle, head & safety as well as the bolt release lever, floor plate and frame. The right side of the stock is marked "DRP Dund" in the sling cut out and on the left side "D.R.P./509669" in a double line circle between the butt plate and the sling cut. The adjustable tangent rear sight is graduated to 20 and the front has a checkered fixed base. The steel butt plate is in the white and shows only the lightest amount of freckling. The bore shines as new and the bolt release lever, trigger and rear triggerguard screw head all retain a majority of the Niter bluing. The remaining metal surfaces retain almost all of the high polish blued finish with some light wear to the top of the barrel and top of the front barrel band from being placed in and out of armory racks. The walnut finger groove stock and handguard show only a few small handling marks most noticeable is just behind the rear barrel band being a small indentation. There are not many surviving examples of a Dutch Railroad Police rifle and this example is in wonderful condition. Proxibid does not provide high resolution photos. Please email us at info@zettauction.com with lot numbers for any high resolution photos you would like. Items offered with reasonable reserves. 14-4-23

Mauser, Portuguese Contract First Model 98K, 7.92x57mm Mauser,

Lot #96 (Sale Order 99 of 126)

Mauser, Portuguese Contract First Model 98K, 7.92x57mm Mauser, s/n C11422, rifle, brl length 24", very good plus condition, bolt action, This is a very nice example of a First Contract Portuguese rifle and is a complete numbers matching rifle. The left side of the receiver is marked "MAUSER-WERKE A.G. OBERNDORF A/N." and the top of the receiver ring has the Portuguese crest along with 1937 date with the left side having a Nazi firing proof followed by the serial number and the barrel marked identical just in front of receiver. The matching serial number is also found on the rear sight base, underside of sight adjustment slide, front barrel band, bolt, bolt handle, safety, floor plate, bolt release lever, triggerguard/floor plate frame, lifter and stock. The metal surfaces are marked with a total of 15 Waffenamt marks and the walnut wood stock has 3 located on the right side of the stock. The adjustable tangent rear sight is graduated to 20 and the front sight is serrated. The bore shines bright and there is a hinged muzzle cap in place. The rifle comes with a period correct leather sling and has 4 total sling attachment points. The walnut stock and handguard show some scattered handling indentations and the blued metal surfaces show some thinning with little overall wear present. Proxibid does not provide high resolution photos. Please email us at info@zettauction.com with lot numbers for any high resolution photos you would like. Items offered with reasonable reserves. 14-4-20

U.S. Rock Island Arsenal, Mock Up Ramrod Bayonet 1903, .30-03

Lot #97 (Sale Order 100 of 126)

U.S. Rock Island Arsenal, Mock Up Ramrod Bayonet 1903, .30-03, s/n 1965, rifle, brl length 24", very good condition, bolt action, For the collector who has almost every 1903 variation manufactured the rarest of all to find is the Ramrod Bayonet. With what is believed to be less than 80 examples still in existence and not have ever had a chance to buy an original example the owner of this rifle states it was his perfect place holder. The rifle has the correct retractable rod bayonet with stud and push button release along with the correct two hole front sight base containing a blade front sight. A Krag style tangent rear sight. The one piece handguard has a loss on the left side from the rear barrel band back to the receiver and a 1904 dated cartouche in a borderline box left side above the trigger. The steel butt plate is smooth and has a trapdoor for a cleaning kit. The underside of the wrist is marked with a "54/circle P: and is a walnut straight grip with finger groove forend. The bore shines and the steel butt plate shows some freckling with remaining blued metal surfaces showing only very light handling throughout. The walnut stock and handguard shows some light scattered indentations and handling wear along with the loss. This is a mock up rifle using correct parts but that being said would make a very nice addition to the collection that has everything but a ramrod bayonet. Proxibid does not provide high resolution photos. Please email us at info@zettauction.com with lot numbers for any high resolution photos you would like. Items offered with reasonable reserves. 14-5-5

Select U.S. Springfield Armory, Model 1903 National Rifle Association, .30-06 Sprg

Lot #98 (Sale Order 101 of 126)

Select U.S. Springfield Armory, Model 1903 National Rifle Association, .30-06 Sprg, s/n 620996, rifle, brl length 24", very good plus condition, bolt action, This is a very nice example of a 1903 rifle marked and sold to an N.R.A. member between 1913-1916 by the Department of Civilian Marksmanship "DCM". The Select rifles were air-gauged to test bore quality before being sold off and marked with a flaming bomb/ordnance shell over "NRA" on the front section of the triggerguard frame. This example was Manufactured in 1916 having a "SA/flaming bomb/12-15" barrel stamp. The left side of the wrist is cartouched with "J.S.A." in rectangle having a "D" in the recess cut and the underside of the wrist is marked "15/circle P". The walnut stock with finger groove forend and handguard show some light scattered handling throughout. The bore shines very bright and the rifle is fitted with a folding ladder configuration rear sight and fixed blade front having a serrated base. The steel butt plate is finely checkered and containing a cleaning kit. Visible case coloring present on some small components with blued metal surface finish showing only a few areas with very minor thinning and some areas of light freckling most notably the floor plate, triggerguard and round bolt knob. Very nice example of an NRA 03. Proxibid does not provide high resolution photos. Please email us at info@zettauction.com with lot numbers for any high resolution photos you would like. Items offered with reasonable reserves. 14-5-3

Excellent U.S. Springfield Armory, M2 Training rifle, .22 LR

Lot #99 (Sale Order 102 of 126)

Excellent U.S. Springfield Armory, U.S. Rifle Caliber 22 M2 4th Type, .22 LR, s/n 12467, rifle, brl length 24", excellent plus condition, bolt action, Wonderful example of a WW2 U.S. Rifle Caliber 22 M2 4th Type with head space mechanism in bolt; M2 type walnut stock, not drilled or tapped for scope blocks. All were manufactured 1942 to 1943 and have barrels 1/2" shorter (24"). "SA/flaming bomb/5-42" marked barrel. The bolt body and handle flat are both marked "M2" and the left side of the barrel at receiver is marked "LONG RIFLE/CART'GE ONLY" in two lines having a green tone Parkerizing with the receiver being a black tone. The rifle is fitted with a Lyman globe front sight and Diopter rear. The steel butt plate is finely checkered and the trigger is serrated. The rifle comes with (1) M2 marked magazine and "BOYT" marked leather sling. The bore shines as new and the entire rifle shows very little handling throughout. Fantastic example of an M2 Trainer. Proxibid does not provide high resolution photos. Please email us at info@zettauction.com with lot numbers for any high resolution photos you would like. Items offered with reasonable reserves. 14-5-4

Excellent U.S. Springfield Armory, Model 1903, .30-06 Sprg

Lot #100 (Sale Order 103 of 126)

Excellent U.S. Springfield Armory, Model 1903, .30-06 Sprg, s/n 380340, rifle, brl length 24", excellent condition, bolt action, Very High Condition service rifle Manufactured in 1909 with a "SA/flaming bomb/9-09" barrel stamp. The rifle has a "J.F.C." in rectangle inspector's cartouche at wrist with an "R" in the bevel cut and nice circle "P" under the wrist. The rear sight is of the ladder style configuration and the front is a hooded blade with serrated base. The walnut straight grip stock with finger groove forend and handguard show some light scattered handling marks and some case coloring is present on the safety lever. The fine checkered butt plate contains a full cleaning kit and the remaining metal surfaces show only a small amount of light handling. Wonderful example of a 1903 rifle. Bore and action still have factory arsenal grease present. Proxibid does not provide high resolution photos. Please email us at info@zettauction.com with lot numbers for any high resolution photos you would like. Items offered with reasonable reserves. 14-4-25

Very Nice U.S. Springfield Armory, Model 1903, .30-06 Sprg

Lot #101 (Sale Order 104 of 126)

Very Nice U.S. Springfield Armory, Model 1903, .30-06 Sprg, s/n 367996, rifle, brl length 24", very good plus condition, bolt action, High Condition service rifle Manufactured in 1909 with a "SA/flaming bomb/5-09" barrel stamp. The rifle has a "J.F.C." in rectangle inspector's cartouche at the wrist with a "52/circle P" on the underside of the wrist. The rear sight is of the ladder style configuration and the front is a fixed blade with serrated base. The walnut straight grip stock with finger groove forend and handguard show some light scattered handling marks. The steel butt plate is smooth and contains a full cleaning kit and the remaining metal surfaces show only a small amount of light handling with a small amount of thinning at muzzle and on a few edges with a small amount of very light freckling seen on the barrel band and bayonet lug. The bore shines bright. Very nice example of a 1903 rifle with a period correct leather sling. Proxibid does not provide high resolution photos. Please email us at info@zettauction.com with lot numbers for any high resolution photos you would like. Items offered with reasonable reserves. 14-5-1

U.S. Springfield Armory, Model 1903, .30-06 Sprg

Lot #102 (Sale Order 105 of 126)

U.S. Springfield Armory, Model 1903, .30-06 Sprg, s/n 402175, rifle, brl length 24", very good condition, bolt action, Nice example of a 1903 rifle Manufactured in 1910 with a "SA/flaming bomb/1-10" barrel stamp. The rifle has a "J.F.C." in rectangle inspector's cartouche left side of wrist with a "U" just forward in the bevel cut with small components still having visible case coloring. The underside of the wrist is marked with a "7/circle P". The rear sight is of the ladder style configuration with a fixed blade front sight on a serrated base. Walnut straight grip stock with finger groove forend and handguard show light scattered handling with the metal finished surfaces showing some thinning and light scattered freckling. Bore shines very bright. Proxibid does not provide high resolution photos. Please email us at info@zettauction.com with lot numbers for any high resolution photos you would like. Items offered with reasonable reserves. 14-5-2

Extremely Scarce U.S. Irwin-Pedersen, M1 Carbine, .30 M1 carbine

Lot #103 (Sale Order 106 of 126)

Extremely Scarce U.S. Irwin-Pedersen, M1 Carbine, .30 M1 carbine, s/n 1774050, carbine, brl length 18", excellent condition, semi auto, Extremely scarce example of a U.S. Irwin-Pedersen Contract M1 carbine of the approximately 3,500 assembled none were ever accepted by the government and the contract was subsequently given to the Saginaw Steering Gear Co. This example has a Type 1 barrel band and walnut stock having high wood and "I" cut oiler. The stock has an over stamped "IP" in square along with the circle cross cannons just ahead on the right side. The butt plate is marked "IP-PM" on the left side edge with an "IP-W" marked round button safety. The L-type two position rear sight is marked "B-S'G'C". The barrel is marked "UNDERWOOD/3-43/flaming bomb proof" and the bore shines mirror bright. The blade front sight is marked "RP" and the bolt is flat top and blued with remaining metal surfaces being Parkerized metal surfaces show only a few light handling marks and the walnut stock with two rivet handguard shows only a few very light indentations. Excellent example of a Rare Irwin-Pedersen. Proxibid does not provide high resolution photos. Please email us at info@zettauction.com with lot numbers for any high resolution photos you would like. Items offered with reasonable reserves. 14-4-13

Inland Manufacturing Division, M1A1 Paratrooper Carbine, .30 M1 carbine

Lot #104 (Sale Order 107 of 126)

Inland Manufacturing Division, M1A1 Paratrooper Carbine, .30 M1 carbine, s/n 283334, carbine, brl length 18", very good plus condition, semi auto, Wonderful example of a non rearsenaled G.I. original first run production M1A1 Paratrooper with folding carbine stock. Having the correct Type 1 barrel band with swivel being marked "UI". The Type 1 high wood walnut stock and correct 2 rivet handguard along with a flat top bolt and push button safety. The rear sight is the L-type two position with fixed front. The walnut stock has the proper bevel cut for the folding stock with a "P" present on the front of the pistol grip and circle "P" on the rear flat face along with the cross cannons on the underside of the grip. The correct casting number "B257614" along with a sunburst in circle followed by a number "3" on the inside edge of the butt plate and the trigger group is marked Inland. The barrel is marked "INLAND MFG. DIV./GENERAL MOTORS/2-43" and there is an olive green canvas sling with horseshoe ends and is signed by "Wild Bill Guarnere". The bore shines and the walnut stock shows normal wear associated with a G.I. issued carbine showing some indentations on the left side from folding stock along with scattered indentations on the right side and underside. The leather cheek rest has a break but is all present. Nice example of an M1A1. Proxibid does not provide high resolution photos. Please email us at info@zettauction.com with lot numbers for any high resolution photos you would like. Items offered with reasonable reserves. 14-3-24

Inland Manufacturing Division, M1A1 Paratrooper Carbine, .30 M1 carbine

Lot #105 (Sale Order 108 of 126)

Inland Manufacturing Division, M1A1 Paratrooper Carbine, .30 M1 carbine, s/n 425434, carbine, brl length 18", excellent condition, semi auto, Wonderful example of a non rearsenaled G.I. issued first run production M1A1 Paratrooper with folding carbine stock. Having the correct Type 1 barrel band and Type 1 high wood stock and correct 2 rivet handguard along with a flat top bolt and push button safety. The high wood stock has the M2 type cut out for the select fire selector. The rear sight is the L-type two position with fixed front. The walnut stock has the proper bevel cut for the folding stock with a circle "P" on the rear flat face and a cross cannon on the underside of the grip. The correct casting number "B257614" along with a sunburst in circle followed by the number "3" on the inside edge of the butt plate. The barrel is marked "INLAND MFG. DIV./GENERAL MOTORS/2-43" and there is an olive green canvas sling with horseshoe ends. The bore shines and the walnut stock shows mild military wear with just a few light indentations throughout most notably on the left side from the folding butt stock. The flat bolt is blued with the remaining metal surfaces being Parkerized with some thinning on the barrel. The leather cheek rest has only very minor wear present. Nice example of an M1A1. Proxibid does not provide high resolution photos. Please email us at info@zettauction.com with lot numbers for any high resolution photos you would like. Items offered with reasonable reserves. 14-4-3

Inland Manufacturing Division, M1 Carbine Paratrooper, .30 M1 carbine

Lot #106 (Sale Order 109 of 126)

Inland Manufacturing Division, M1 Carbine Paratrooper, .30 M1 carbine, s/n 5090843, carbine, brl length 18", excellent condition, semi auto, Excellent example of Paratrooper having a circle "P" along with cross cannons on the right side of the pistol grip with a "RI/3" on the underside of the pistol grip. Having a Type 2 barrel band and low wood stock with a 4 rivet handguard and adjustable rear sight along with a push button magazine release and correct casting numbers "B257614" along with a sunburst in circle followed by a faint illegible number. The round bolt is blued with the remaining metal surfaces being Parkerized all showing very little handling. The leather cheek rest shows little wear with the stock having the correct cut out for the folding stock. The barrel is marked "INLAND MFG. DIV./GENERAL MOTORS/7-44" and the bore shines bright. The walnut stock shows very little handling wear throughout. Excellent Paratrooper. Proxibid does not provide high resolution photos. Please email us at info@zettauction.com with lot numbers for any high resolution photos you would like. Items offered with reasonable reserves. 14-4-2

Inland Manufacturing Division, M1 Carbine Paratrooper, .30 M1 carbine

Lot #107 (Sale Order 110 of 126)

Inland Manufacturing Division, M1 Carbine Paratrooper, .30 M1 carbine, s/n 6845899, carbine, brl length 18", excellent condition, semi auto, Excellent example of an arsenal rebuilt Paratrooper being marked as such on left side rear of stock with a "RIA/EB" in a rectangular box and a double "P" firing proof on the front of the pistol grip. The carbine is of the Type 3 configuration with a bayonet lug barrel band and low wood, having a 4 rivet handguard and adjustable rear sight. The trigger group is "INLAND" marked with a push button safety and the barrel is marked "INLAND MFG. DIV./GENERAL MOTORS/1-45". The correct casting numbers "B257614" along with a sunburst in circle followed by the number "7". The underside of the pistol grip is marked with a "RI/3". The round bolt is blued with the remaining of the metal surfaces being Parkerized showing almost no handling wear and the leather cheek rest has a small tear and light wear marks. The bore shines and the canvas sling is ink marked faint but present with 1943 date. There is a cross cannon mark right side of pistol grip with the walnut stock showing minor light handling throughout. Proxibid does not provide high resolution photos. Please email us at info@zettauction.com with lot numbers for any high resolution photos you would like. Items offered with reasonable reserves. 11-3-25

Inland Manufacturing Division, M1 Carbine Paratrooper, .30 M1 carbine

Lot #108 (Sale Order 111 of 126)

Inland Manufacturing Division, M1 Carbine Paratrooper, .30 M1 carbine, s/n 6648334, carbine, brl length 18", excellent condition, semi auto, Excellent example of an arsenal rebuilt Paratrooper being marked "RI/3" underside of pistol grip. The carbine is of the Type 3 configuration with a bayonet lug barrel band and low wood, having a 4 rivet handguard and adjustable rear sight. There is a push button safety and the barrel is marked "INLAND MFG. DIV./GENERAL MOTORS/11-44". The correct casting numbers "B257614" along with a sunburst in circle followed by the number "8". The round bolt is blued with the remaining of the metal surfaces being Parkerized showing almost no handling wear and the leather cheek rest shows almost no wear also. The bore shines and there is an olive canvas sling present. The walnut stock shows only a few light handling indentations in a few areas. Proxibid does not provide high resolution photos. Please email us at info@zettauction.com with lot numbers for any high resolution photos you would like. Items offered with reasonable reserves. 14-4-1

U.S. Winchester, M1 Carbine, .30 M1 carbine

Lot #109 (Sale Order 112 of 126)

U.S. Winchester, M1 Carbine, .30 M1 carbine, s/n 1040287, carbine, brl length 18", excellent condition, semi auto, Phenomenal Winchester with a Type 1 stock serial numbered to the receiver all markings on stock are nice and crisp and appear as follows, underside of grip flat "287/circle P", forward of the "I" cut oiler "1942" date stamp along with "WRA/GHD" in a square and a nice circle cross cannons forward of that. The flat top bolt is blued and crisp and the recoil plate is marked with a "W" along with the barrel which also has a Winchester proof. The rear sight is of the L-type two position and the front is a blade. The high wood stock has a two rivet handguard and a canvas sling ink stamped "CS" attached to a type 1 barrel band. The early push button safety is checkered on either side and the Parkerized metal surfaces show very little wear and the walnut stock and handguard show some light handling marks throughout. Proxibid does not provide high resolution photos. Please email us at info@zettauction.com with lot numbers for any high resolution photos you would like. Items offered with reasonable reserves. 14-4-10

U.S. Rock-Ola, M1 Carbine, .30 M1 carbine

Lot #110 (Sale Order 113 of 126)

U.S. Rock-Ola, M1 Carbine, .30 M1 carbine, s/n 4559791, carbine, brl length 18", very good plus condition, semi auto, Wonderful example of a Rock-Ola carbine with a ROCK-OLA marked recoil plate and having a bright shiny bore. The L-type two position rear sight is marked "RR" with the front blade sight being marked "RP". The side of the trigger housing is marked "ROCK-OLA" as is the cocking lever lug on the bottom flat. The type 1 barrel band is marked "H-R" on the right side and the bolt is a flat top and is blued showing very little thinning. The safety is a push button type and the walnut stock is a Type 2 with high wood and oval oiler cut out and the handguard is a two rivet. The stock is marked "RMC" in a rectangle with a circle cross cannons just rearward. There is a canvas sling with horseshoe ends. The walnut stock shows a few light handling wear marks with the Parkerized metal surfaces showing only very little handling or wear. Proxibid does not provide high resolution photos. Please email us at info@zettauction.com with lot numbers for any high resolution photos you would like. Items offered with reasonable reserves. 14-4-9

U.S. Quality Hardware, M1 Carbine, .30 M1 carbine

Lot #111 (Sale Order 114 of 126)

U.S. Quality Hardware, M1 Carbine, .30 M1 carbine, s/n 4791606, carbine, brl length 18", excellent condition, semi auto, High Condition Quality Hardware having a Type 2 walnut stock with high wood and oval oiler cut with a circle cross cannons on the right side just forward of the oiler cut and a 2 rivet handguard. The barrel is marked "INLAND MFG. DIV./GENERAL MOTORS/2-44" with a bore that shines as new. The front sight is a blade with the rear being a L-Type two position being marked with an "S" and a type 1 barrel band with swivel being marked with a "QTK" and an "NL-Q" marked trigger housing. The bolt is early flat top and blued with remaining metal surfaces being Parkerized. Metal surfaces show almost no handling wear and the walnut stock shows only a few light indentations. There is an olive green canvas sling with horseshoe ends and a push button safety. Proxibid does not provide high resolution photos. Please email us at info@zettauction.com with lot numbers for any high resolution photos you would like. Items offered with reasonable reserves. 14-4-4

Rare U.S. Union Switch & Signal, Quality Hardware "UN-Quality", .30 M1 carbine

Lot #112 (Sale Order 115 of 126)

Rare U.S. Union Switch & Signal, Quality Hardware "UN-Quality", .30 M1 carbine, s/n 4434036, carbine, brl length 18", excellent plus condition, semi auto, Excellent example of an UN-Quality carbine. 28,949 receivers used by Quality Hardware were subcontracted to Union Switch & Signal and sent to Quality Hardware to be built into UN-Quality carbines. This example has an "UNDERWOOD/11-43/flaming bomb proof" marked barrel with a bright shiny bore and a Type 2 high wood stock with oval oiler cut out along with a 2 rivet handguard being marked "Q-RMC" and an "NL-Q" marked trigger housing, blued flat top bolt and a "GE O" marked L-type 2 position rear sight with an unmarked blade front sight. The walnut stock has a circle cross cannon mark just forward of the oiler cut and a round button safety with type 1 barrel band having an olive green horseshoe ended sling. Parkerized metal finish along with blued bolt show very little wear and the walnut stock and handguard show only a few very light handling marks. Proxibid does not provide high resolution photos. Please email us at info@zettauction.com with lot numbers for any high resolution photos you would like. Items offered with reasonable reserves. 14-4-12

Rare U.S. Union Switch & Signal, Quality Hardware "UN-Quality", .30 M1 carbine

Lot #113 (Sale Order 116 of 126)

Rare U.S. Union Switch & Signal, Quality Hardware "UN-Quality", .30 M1 carbine, s/n 4461009, carbine, brl length 18", excellent condition, semi auto, Excellent example of an UN-Quality carbine. 28,949 receivers used by Quality Hardware were subcontracted to Union Switch & Signal and sent to Quality Hardware to be built into Un-Quality carbines. This example has an "I.B.M. CORP." marked barrel with no date, a "Q-NL" marked trigger housing, "B-O" marked L-Type two position rear sight with blade front and a 4 rivet walnut handguard marked "SA". The Type 1 barrel band is marked "QU" and there is a round button safety and a flat top blued bolt. The walnut stock is of the Type 2 variation being low wood and oval cut with a circle cross cannons mark just forward of the cut. The walnut stock and handguard show only very light scattered indentations having a horseshoe end sling and a bore that shines mirror bright. Parkerized metal surfaces show minor thinning on some edges retaining most throughout with very little handling wear. Proxibid does not provide high resolution photos. Please email us at info@zettauction.com with lot numbers for any high resolution photos you would like. Items offered with reasonable reserves. 14-4-11

U.S. National Postal Meter, M1 Carbine, .30 M1 carbine

Lot #114 (Sale Order 117 of 126)

U.S. National Postal Meter, M1 Carbine, .30 M1 carbine, s/n 4290728, carbine, brl length 18", very good plus condition, semi auto, Very nice example having an "I.B.M. CORP" marked barrel with bright shiny bore having an "RN" marked L-type two position rear sight with "SN" marked blade front sight. The walnut stock is a Type 3 having "NPM/FJA" in square with a faint circle cross cannons just forward all on the right side by oiler oval cut out. The handguard is a 2 rivet variation and the carbine is fitted with an olive green canvas sling with horseshoe ends. The flat top bolt is blued showing almost no wear. The remaining metal surfaces show some very light thinning on a few edges. The safety is of the round button style and the walnut stock and handguard show a few indentations and a small loss right side of stock at rear. Very nice example of a National Postal Meter. Proxibid does not provide high resolution photos. Please email us at info@zettauction.com with lot numbers for any high resolution photos you would like. Items offered with reasonable reserves. 14-4-18

Rare U.S. Union Switch & Signal, Quality Hardware "UN-Quality", .30 M1 carbine

Lot #115 (Sale Order 118 of 126)

Rare U.S. Union Switch & Signal, Quality Hardware "UN-Quality", .30 M1 carbine, s/n 4458704, carbine, brl length 18", excellent condition, semi auto, Excellent example of an UN-QUALITY carbine. 28,949 receivers used by Quality Hardware were subcontracted to Union Switch & Signal and sent to Quality Hardware to be built into UN-QUALITY carbines. This example has a "W" marked Winchester barrel with a Winchester proof and a bright shiny bore, "PO B" marked blade front sight and "GE-Q" & "S" marked L-type two position rear sight. The trigger housing is marked "W-TX" and the barrel band is a Type 2. The low wood walnut stock has a very nice small wheel and cross cannons mark right side of stock just ahead of the oval oiler cut out and a 2 rivet handguard being marked W-RMC. The bolt is round and blued and remaining metal surfaces are Parkerized and it has a round button magazine release. Metal surfaces show only very minor light handling wear with the walnut stock and handguard showing just a few very light handling marks. Proxibid does not provide high resolution photos. Please email us at info@zettauction.com with lot numbers for any high resolution photos you would like. Items offered with reasonable reserves. 14-4-9

U.S. Quality Hardware, M1 Carbine, .30 M1 carbine

Lot #116 (Sale Order 119 of 126)

U.S. Quality Hardware, M1 Carbine, .30 M1 carbine, s/n 1875310, carbine, brl length 18", very good plus condition, semi auto, High Condition unusual stocked Quality Hardware having what appears to be a modified Type 1 walnut stock taken from a high wood to a low wood but still retaining the "I" cut oiler recess. There is a "RMC" in rectangle marked on the right side running vertically with a very faint circle cross cannons just behind and a circle "P" on the front of the grip. The handguard is of the two rivet variation being marked "RMC" on the underside with a flat top bolt and Type 1 barrel band. The trigger housing is marked "Q-NL" and has a push button safety with an L-Type two position rear sight being marked "S" on left side and "GE-O" on the right. The barrel is marked "BUFFALO ARMS/8-43, flaming bomb proof" having a very bright shiny bore. The sling has horseshoe ends and is ink marked I.B.M. and there is a U.S. marked double magazine pouch with "B.B. INC./1943" on back side. Metal surfaces are Parkerized showing very little wear and the walnut stock and handguard show some scattered light indentations. Proxibid does not provide high resolution photos. Please email us at info@zettauction.com with lot numbers for any high resolution photos you would like. Items offered with reasonable reserves. 14-4-8

U.S. I.B.M. CORP., M1 Carbine, .30 M1 carbine

Lot #117 (Sale Order 120 of 126)

U.S. I.B.M. CORP., M1 Carbine, .30 M1 carbine, s/n 3888897, carbine, brl length 18", excellent condition, semi auto, High Condition I.B.M. having a low wood stock with oval oiler cut being marked with a circle cross cannons on the right side between grip and cut. There is a "C" stamp underside of grip on flat and the handguard is early two rivet being marked on the underside "LW-B". The right side of the trigger housing is marked "BE-B" with the left side of the push button safety being marked "EPB". The barrel is marked in a single line "I.B.M. CORP." with no date having a bore with shine and round top blued bolt and "S" & "GL-O" marked base L-type rear sight and blade front. The rear shoulder of the receiver is marked with an "AO". Magazine release and bolt are blued with remaining metal surfaces being Parkerized showing very little wear throughout and the walnut stock shows only a few very light indentations. The canvas sling has horseshoe ends and is ink stamped but mark is illegible. Proxibid does not provide high resolution photos. Please email us at info@zettauction.com with lot numbers for any high resolution photos you would like. Items offered with reasonable reserves. 14-4-6

U.S. Winchester, M1 Carbine, .30 M1 carbine

Lot #118 (Sale Order 121 of 126)

U.S. Winchester, M1 Carbine, .30 M1 carbine, s/n 5672877, carbine, brl length 18", excellent condition, semi auto, High Condition Winchester having an early 2 rivet hand guard and low wood stock with oval oiler cut. The stock is marked on the right side forward of cut "W.R.A./G.H.D." next to a large circle crossed cannons. The barrel is marked with a "W" along with Winchester proof having no date and a shiny bore. Blade front sight with adjustable rear which is marked with "PI". The early push button safety is marked "EW" and the trigger housing is marked with a "W". The bolt is an early flat top and is blued with the rest of the metal surfaces being Parkerized and showing very little handling wear. The walnut stock shows a few light indentations with minor wear. Canvas sling with horseshoe ends marked "G-S". Very nice example of a Winchester M1 carbine. Proxibid does not provide high resolution photos. Please email us at info@zettauction.com with lot numbers for any high resolution photos you would like. Items offered with reasonable reserves. 14-4-5

U.S. Winchester, M1 Carbine, .30 M1 carbine

Lot #119 (Sale Order 122 of 126)

U.S. Winchester, M1 Carbine, .30 M1 carbine, s/n 6520438, carbine, brl length 18", excellent condition, semi auto, High Condition Winchester M1 carbine with a low wood walnut stock having a circle cross cannon mark just ahead of the oval oiler cut right side and a "W" on the grip flat with a 2 rivet handguard. The trigger housing is marked with a "W" along with the recoil plate and barrel which also bears the Winchester proof. The bore shines very bright and the carbine has a blade front with adjustable rear sight being marked with an "H" in shield. The round button safety is marked with an "EW". The barrel band is of the Type 3 with bayonet lug and there is an olive green sling with horseshoe ends being ink marked. The bolt is round and blued with the remaining metal surfaces being Parkerized showing very little handling with the walnut stock showing a few light indentations and very light handling. Proxibid does not provide high resolution photos. Please email us at info@zettauction.com with lot numbers for any high resolution photos you would like. Items offered with reasonable reserves. 14-4-7

U.S. Inland Manufacturing Division, M1 Carbine, .30 M1 carbine

Lot #120 (Sale Order 123 of 126)

U.S. Inland Manufacturing Division, M1 Carbine, .30 M1 carbine, s/n 6390967, carbine, brl length 18", very good plus condition, semi auto, "INLAND MFG. DIV./GENERAL MOTORS" marked barrel with an "INLAND" marked trigger housing and "I.R.CO" marked adjustable rear sight and fixed blade front, Type 3 barrel band with bayonet lug and 4 rivet walnut handguard and walnut stock with large circle cross cannons mark right side of stock just forward of the oval oiler cut out. Blued round top bolt and push button safety. All Parkerized metal surfaces show only the slightest handling with some very minor thinning with thinning to the bluing on the top of bolt from cycling. The Type 3 low wood stock and handguard show only the slightest amount of very light handling. Excellent example of an Inland M1. Proxibid does not provide high resolution photos. Please email us at info@zettauction.com with lot numbers for any high resolution photos you would like. Items offered with reasonable reserves. 14-4-14

U.S. Inland Manufacturing Division, M1 Carbine, .30 M1 carbine

Lot #121 (Sale Order 124 of 126)

U.S. Inland Manufacturing Division, M1 Carbine, .30 M1 carbine, s/n 6705338, 18", brl length 18", excellent condition, semi auto, "INLAND MFG. DIV./GENERAL MOTORS/12-44" marked barrel with "INLAND" marked trigger housing, "HI" marked adjustable rear sight. The safety is of the round button variation. Having a type 3 barrel band with bayonet lug and type 3 low wood walnut stock and a 4 rivet handguard. The stock has a partial circle cross cannons mark just forward of the oval oiler cut. The bore shines mirror bright and the walnut stock shows only a few very light handling marks. The bolt is blued and round top showing some thinning and the remaining metal surfaces are Parkerized and show almost no wear present. Proxibid does not provide high resolution photos. Please email us at info@zettauction.com with lot numbers for any high resolution photos you would like. Items offered with reasonable reserves. 14-4-15

Very Rare U.S. Winchester/Underwood "AW" code, M1 Carbine, .30 M1 carbine

Lot #122 (Sale Order 125 of 126)

Very Rare U.S. Winchester/Underwood "AW" code, M1 Carbine, .30 M1 carbine, s/n 5816049, carbine, brl length 18", very good plus condition, semi auto, This is a very nice example of a partially built Underwood receiver that was transferred to Winchester to be finished out into a complete carbine bearing the "AW" code on the rear receiver shoulder. The barrel is marked with a "W" along with the Winchester proof. The trigger housing is also marked with a "W" and the right side of the adjustable rear sight is marked with an "H" in a shield. The carbine has a flat top bolt that is blued and the barrel band is a type 3 with bayonet lug. The walnut handguard is a 4 rivet and the stock is a Type 3 with low wood and oval cut oiler having a circle cross cannon mark on right side by oiler cut and a "Y" on the grip flat. There is also a "T" on the underside of the triggerguard with a round button safety being checkered either side. The blued bolt shows only minor thinning with the remaining metal surfaces being Parkerized and showing almost no wear. The walnut stock shows some very light handling indentations. Proxibid does not provide high resolution photos. Please email us at info@zettauction.com with lot numbers for any high resolution photos you would like. Items offered with reasonable reserves. 14-4-16

U.S. Inland Manufacturing Division, M1 Carbine, .30 M1 carbine

Lot #123 (Sale Order 126 of 126)

U.S. Inland Manufacturing Division, M1 Carbine, .30 M1 carbine, s/n 225520, carbine, brl length 18", excellent condition, semi auto, Excellent example carbine having Type 1 high wood stock and "I" cut oiler with 2 rivet handguard, L-type two position rear sight and fixed blade front. The barrel is marked "INLAND MFG. DIV./GENERAL MOTORS/2-43" with a bright shiny bore. The Type 1 barrel band is marked "UI" and the round button safety is checkered on both sides. The walnut stock has a circle "P" on the grip flat and there is a faint circle cross cannons on the right side of stock forward of the oiler recess. The flat top bolt is blued and shows some thinning with the remaining metal surfaces showing some thinning in spots throughout. The walnut stock and handguard show only very light handling throughout. Proxibid does not provide high resolution photos. Please email us at info@zettauction.com with lot numbers for any high resolution photos you would like. Items offered with reasonable reserves. 14-4-17


Exceptional Rare & High Condition Firearms, Knives
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Exceptional Rare & High Condition Firearms, Knives
by Zettlemoyer Auction Co., LLC. Sat, Mar 14, 2020 10:00 AM Eastern Exceptional Rare and High Condition Firearms from 1600's thru 1950's, Knives, Bayonets, Scopes LATE ADDITIONS: S&W 1940 Light Rifle 23 M1 carbines (RARE & HIGH CONDITION) S.S. Dagger 5 Mauser rifles & Springfield