John Hancock signed Revolutionary War document, addressed to Commissary General Joseph Trumbell at Headquarters Morris Town, inscribed Sir, It is the direction of Congress that you repair with all dispatch to Philadelphia, John Hancock, Pres., to Col. Joseph Trumbell Philad. 20 April 1777, Joseph Trumbell resigned the 2nd of August 1777 after in the spring of 1777 an impatient Congress approved an ill-advised reorganization that split Trumbull's job in two: one commissary general for purchases and another for issues, 8 1/2" x 7". One can speculate that this dispatch was to discuss his roll in supplying the Army with provisions.

Condition: Creases, some losses and tears at creases, very light toning, Not examined out of frame. Competitive In-House shipping is available for this lot. | Estimate: $3000-$4000

Revolutionary War letter, dated 18th, April, 1777, inscribed Dear Friend, I advise you on the 8th to come to this city. Congress today formed a resolution to the same purpose. It is exceedingly critical you ?? be here directly. Gen. Mifflin wishes it as much as I. Y(our) ???? has not been taken up, neither will it before y(our) arrival. The Qm Department & the Commissary's will be settled both immediately upon some footing or of then and the same. You sh(all) see G. M or me the minute you alight. By the way, some are very apprehensive of the wright quarrel between you an Mr. Read (presumably George Read), and a second between you and Genl. Schuyler. I am no judge of such matters. There seems to be a mighty rising fancy for contracts in a scheeming set of politicians here - make y(our) will, and come along. Y(our) obliged affection. J. L., most likely by the hand of James Lovell (1737-1814), Massachusetts delegate to the Continental Congress. A political ally of Quartermaster Gerneral Thomas Mifflin, Lovell corresponded frequently with John and Abigail Adams and Major General Horatio Gates, amongst others, 10 3/4" x 7".

Condition: Creases, some losses and tears at creases, very light toning, has been removed from frame, not markings or inscriptions on verso. Competitive In-House shipping is available for this lot. | Estimate: $400-$800

October 6th, 1787 Virginia Gazette newspaper, printed by John Dixon, Richmond, with various advertisements for items to be sold, including James Warington, slave auctions, houses for sale, etc.

Condition: Framed, creases, stains, some edge loss. Competitive In-House shipping is available for this lot. | Estimate: $80-$120

Natchez Trace, War of 1812 signed Tennessee ferry receipt, inscribed Gordan's Ferry Duck River, 15th April 1815. The United States, To John Gordan, for ferrying 800 men and horses of General Coffee's Brigade over Duck River, on their return march from New Orleans to the State of Tennessee at 12 1/2 cents each man & horse $100.00. Major Genl. Andrew Jackson, Sir, Please pay the above amount of one hundred dollars for ferrying my Brigade over Duck River on their return march from Orleans to Tennessee, 27th, April 1815 Jno Coffee Brigr. General. The verso dated May 20th 1815, acknowledging receipt of $100 signed by John Gordon. 7 1/4" x 11".

Condition: Creases, some small old tape marks to left edge, light toning. Competitive In-House shipping is available for this lot. | Estimate: $500-$1000

Nathan Starr model 1816 flintlock musket for the Delaware militia, approximately .69 caliber, with walnut stock, stamped State of Delaware on right side, with cartouche forward of the steel butt plate, as well as left side of stock, the barrel inscribed US JM P (Justin Murphy who was U. S. Inspector of Contract Arms, 1818-1831 and inspected arms in plants of R. & J. D. Johnson, Simeon North, Lemuel Pomeroy, Nathan Starr and Asa Waters.), the barrel tang dated 1831, the lock inscribed US N. Starr, with a half sunburst, as well as Midltn Conn 1831, with sunburst, the lock with brass pan and bridled frizzen, the hammer with heart shaped cutout, 42" barrel. Provenance: The Estate of Georgia Langenfelder Linthicum.

Condition: Overall fine untouched condition, some handling marks to stock, all metal turning black, small chip to stock behind lock plate. | Estimate: $2000-$4000

M.T. Wickham model 1816 contract musket, .69 caliber, with walnut stock, sling swivels, the lock inscribed M. T. Wickham Phila, the barrel with F over P over US, converted to percussion, 41 1/2" barrel.

Condition: Overall good condition, faint cartouche to left wrist, handling marks to stock, large stock repair to either side of barrel tang, pitting to barrel. | Estimate: $300-$500

US model 1808 Philadelphia contract flintlock musket, .69 caliber, with eagle head, over CT on barrel and crown, over V, walnut stock, sling swivels, lock marked Nippes and Co. Phila, with eagle over US, 44" barrel.

Condition: Overall good condition, minor handling marks to stock, all metal turning plum, vice marks to lower barrel. | Estimate: $1000-$1500

Harpers Ferry flintlock conversion model 1816 converted musket, .69 caliber, the barrel tang dated 1826, the lock inscribed Harpers Ferry 1838, with eagle, walnut stock with inspectors cartouche, 31" barrel.

Condition: Overall good condition as altered, handling marks to stock, faint cartouche, dirty bore. Competitive In-House shipping is available for this lot. | Estimate: $200-$300

King George III signed vellum military appointment, dated 1801, signed in upper left with attached seal, 9" x 13 1/4".

Condition: Creases, minor toning, contemporary frame with image of King George. Competitive In-House shipping is available for this lot. | Estimate: $200-$300

Military iron pike, 19th c., with octagonal pine handle, blade is 10" long in total, 90" overall length.

Condition: As expected wear. | Estimate: $100-$200

Wrought iron Naval boarding pike, late 18th/early 19th c., with faceted collar, and small hook, 14 1/2" l.

Condition: Pitting throughout. Competitive In-House shipping is available for this lot. | Estimate: $200-$400

Reverse print on glass of Brittannia Lamenting the Death of Admiral Lord Nelson, 19th c., inscribed London Pub. Dec. 5. 1805, by W.B. Waker, Fox & Knot Co., Snow Hill, 9 1/2" x 7 1/4".

Condition: Probably original ebonized frame with small sporadic flakes, image in very good condition. Competitive In-House shipping is available for this lot. | Estimate: $300-$400

Reverse print on glass of Admiral Lord Nelson, titled The Magnificent Funeral Car - which was built for the purpose of conveying the remains of Vice-Admiral Lord Nelson to St. Paul's Cathedral for Internment on Thursday Jany. 9th, 1806, 10" x 13 3/4".

Condition: Good condition. Competitive In-House shipping is available for this lot. | Estimate: $200-$300

Reverse print on glass tribute to Admiral Lord Nelson, inscribed A Monumental Tribute of respect, to the Memory of ADMIRLA LORD NELSON, who on the Moment of Victory, Gloriously fell, fighting for his Country, 9 3/4" x 13 3/4".

Condition: Large crack to right side. | Estimate: $100-$150

Reverse print on glass tribute to Admiral Lord Nelson, inscribed A Tribute of Gratitude to British Valour and Intrepidity commemorating the glorious services of Admiral Lord Nelson who fell gloriously fighting for his Country Oct 21 1805, published Feb. 1, 1806 by Peter Barnaschina, 10 1/4" x 14".

Condition: Small glass chip to lower left corner, overall very good condition. | Estimate: $300-$400

Admiral Lord Nelson mezzotint engraving, 19th c., after John Hopner, 24 1/4" x 17".

Condition: Contemporary frame, very light toning. | Estimate: $120-$160

Admiral Lord Nelson mezzotint engraving, 19th c., by George Clint, after the portrait by W. Allison, published in Edinburgh by P. Garof, 1 March 1806, 19 1/2" x 15".

Condition: Framed, light toning, | Estimate: $160-$220

Two Admiral Lord Nelson lithographs, after J. Gilbray, titled John Bull taking a Luncheon…, 10 1/2" x 14 1/2", the other titled Extirpation of the Plagues of Egypt…, 10 3/4" x 14 1/4".

Condition: Contemporary frames, overall very good condition. | Estimate: $200-$300

Admiral Lord Nelson lithograph, 19th c., after T. Brown, titled Lord Nelson - mortally wounded at the Glorious Victory off Tranfalgar Oct. 21st, 1805, 14 1/4" x 15 3/4".

Condition: Small crease in upper right corner, sporadic light foxing. Competitive In-House shipping is available for this lot. | Estimate: $160-$220

Admiral Lord Nelson lithograph, 19th c., titled The Noble Admiral Lord Nelson falling in the arms of Victory, by a mortal wound…, 9 1/2" x 13 3/4".

Condition: Contemporary frame, toning, some stains to right side and bottom, some foxing. Competitive In-House shipping is available for this lot. | Estimate: $160-$220

Admiral Lord Nelson gilt portrait medallion, listing birthdate 29 Sept. 1758 underneath, in a papier-mâché frame, 2" dia., together with a reference book Nelson Commemorated in Glass Pictures, L. P. Le Quesne.

Condition: Very good condition. Competitive In-House shipping is available for this lot. | Estimate: $200-$300

Battle of Lake Champlain - McDonough's Victory color lithograph, inscribed Entered according to act of Congress AD 1866 by Johnson, Fry & Co. in the clerk's office of the district court of the southern district of N.Y., 6 3/4" x 8", together with a portrait of Thomas Macdonough, USN, engraved by J. B. Forest from the original J. W. Jarvis, 6 1/2" x 4 1/2".

Condition: Both - excellent condition. Competitive In-House shipping is available for this lot. | Estimate: $80-$120

T. (Thomas) Douglass, Huntington County Pennsylvania flintlock long rifle, approximately .44 caliber, tiger maple stock with twenty-seven German silver geometric inlays, engraved brass patch box, trigger guard and crescent butt plate, the lock inscribed London Warranted, set trigger, barrel flat inscribed T. Douglass, centered by foliate scroll engraving which is repeated at front sight, 39 1/4" octagonal barrel.

Condition: Overall excellent condition, with great patina and surface, hairline crack from nose cap back to first inlay, 1" hairline crack forward of lock, lock does not stay cocked. | Estimate: $4000-$6000

J. (Joseph) Douglass Huntington County, Pennsylvania flintlock long rifle, approximately .40 caliber, tiger maple stock with thirty-one engraved German silver geometric inlays, including an eagle on cheek rest, engraved brass patch box, trigger guard and crescent butt plate, the lock inscribed Golcher, with engraved pheasant and foliate scrolls, set trigger, barrel flat inscribed J. Douglass, centered by foliate scroll engraving which is repeated at rear and front sight, the barrel also inscribed Smith & Davenport Worcester Mass. Cast Steel on left barrel flat, 40" octagonal barrel.

Condition: Overall very good condition, small engraved brass patch forward of the lock plate, small primitive copper patch at barrel tang, does not stay cocked. | Estimate: $3000-$5000

S. Southerland (Virginia full stock percussion rifle, approximately .40 caliber, with tiger maple stock with cheek rest, brass furniture, to include a patch box, engraved side lock with three line inscription Sutherland, Richmond VA., set trigger, engraved dolphin head hammer, 34 3/4" octagonal barrel.

Condition: Overall good to very good condition, old varnished surface to stock, all metal turning plumb, empty dovetail for rear sight, portion of rear tang channel is empty, Competitive In-House shipping is available for this lot. | Estimate: $400-$800

A. McComas, Baltimore half stock percussion long rifle, approximately .38 caliber, lock and barrel flat stamped A. McComas, set trigger, pewter round patchbox, inlaid medallion on cheek rest, 34 1/2" octagonal barrel.

Condition: Overall very good condition, all metal turning plum, does not stay cocked. Competitive In-House shipping is available for this lot. | Estimate: $500-$700

Pennsylvania full stock percussion rifle, approximately .40 caliber, cherry stock, with two silver fish inlays at wrist, with half moons at barrel pins, engraved brass patchbox, trigger guard and crescent butt plate, set trigger, 39 1/2" octagonal barrel.

Condition: Overall good condition, repairs to barrel pins filled in on stock, replacement half moons, all metal turning plum. | Estimate: $300-$500

Pennsylvania full stock percussion long rifle, approximately .50 caliber, with tiger maple stock, engraved brass patchbox, trigger guard and crescent butt plate, German silver spread wing eagle above cheek rest, set trigger, fowl and scroll engraved lock, barrel flat is initialed LF, 43" octagonal barrel.

Condition: Overall good condition, some loss to stock at barrel tang, minor handling marks to stock, small loss to toe, does not stay cocked. | Estimate: $1600-$2200

Boys back action half stock percussion fowler, 20 gauge, with checkered walnut stock, 27" octagonal to round barrel.

Condition: Overall very good condition, all metal turning brown. Competitive In-House shipping is available for this lot. | Estimate: $200-$300

Pennsylvania half stock percussion rifle, approximately .40 caliber, with walnut stock, having brass pactong geometric inlays, small round patch box, brass trigger guard and crescent butt plate, the lock inscribed R. & W. C Biddle & Co. Philadelphia, the barrel flat stamped VII, 43" barrel.

Condition: Overall fair condition, stock has been cut down, ramrod rings added and one is detached, replacement screw to lock plate. | Estimate: $200-$300

Lehigh County, Pennsylvania full stock flintlock long rifle, approximately .54 caliber, with tiger maple stock, brass furniture, to include a simple two piece patch box, the lock inscribed Demuth Warranted, 47" octagonal to round barrel.

Condition: Overall good condition, 1/2" x 10" patch to stock forward of lock, repaired break to wrist, incorrect ramrod. | Estimate: $500-$800

Pennsylvania full stock percussion long rifle, approximately .45 caliber, with walnut stock, engraved brass patch box, trigger guard and crescent butt plate, engraved oval medallion at cheek rest, the lock inscribed Joseph Golcher, 34" octagonal barrel.

Condition: Overall very good condition, small chip to toe, empty rear sight dovetail, converted from flintlock Competitive In-House shipping is available for this lot. | Estimate: $200-$300

Pennsylvania half stock percussion long rifle, approximately .44 caliber, with simple brass patch box, trigger guard and crescent butt plate, walnut stock, 36" octagonal barrel.

Condition: Overall good condition, old brass band repair to crack in wrist, loss to stock forward of lock, brass trigger guard is a replacement. | Estimate: $150-$250

Pennsylvania full stock percussion rifle, approximately .50 caliber, with tiger maple stock, brass trigger guard, and crescent butt plate, set triggers, the lock inscribed Josh Golcher engraved with a hound and flying ducks, 35" octagonal barrel.

Condition: Overall good condition, repaired through and through break at wrist, handling marks to stock, some pitting to exterior of barrel. Competitive In-House shipping is available for this lot. | Estimate: $200-$400

Pennsylvania half stock percussion long rifle, approximately .52 caliber, with engraved brass patch box, trigger guard and crescent butt plate, several brass diamond inlays, barrel flat stamped TR ?, tiger maple stock, back action lock stamped Burnside Rifle Co., Providence RI, 40" octagonal barrel.

Condition: Overall good condition, some loss to stock at barrel tang, patch box is a later addition, patch box lock does not release, handling marks. | Estimate: $200-$400

Pennsylvania full stock percussion long rifle, approximately .40 caliber, with brass trigger guard, crescent butt plate and side plate, illegible initial stamp on barrel flat, set trigger, walnut stock, 35 1/2" octagonal barrel.

Condition: Overall good condition, crack in toe, crack behind lock, cracks forward of side plate, cracks in fore stock towards muzzle, pitting to lock, lacking screw on lock. | Estimate: $200-$300

Pennsylvania full stock percussion long rifle, .46 caliber, signed Daniels on the barrel flat, with faux tiger maple stock, brass and silver inlays, to include a pair of crossed daggers on the cheek rest and a second pair of brass daggers flanking an engraved brass patch box with ornate wire inlays, double acorn silver key plates, the lock inscribed Henry Parker Warranted, set triggers, 38 5/8" octagonal barrel.

Condition: Overall very good condition, stock has 1 1/2" x 2" repair to toe. | Estimate: $800-$1200

Pennsylvania full stock percussion long rifle, approximately .44 caliber, with faux painted tiger maple stock, engraved brass patch box, side lock, trigger guard, and crescent butt plate, the barrel inscribed TL ?, with tooled rope twist on barrel flat, set trigger, engraved lock with scene with hunter, 36 1/2" octagonal barrel.

Condition: Overall very good condition, converted to percussion, some pitting to lock, finish losses around lock, set triggers not functioning. | Estimate: $400-$600

Pennsylvania full stock percussion long rifle, approximately .38 caliber, with walnut stock, brass furniture, to include two piece patch box, trigger guard, crescent butt plate and nose cap, set triggers, 36 1/4" barrel.

Condition: Overall good condition, some pitting to metal heavier to lock plate, handling marks to stock, small chip repair forward of the lock, small crack to left stock at screw, small crack to toe. | Estimate: $200-$400

Pennsylvania full stock percussion boys rifle, approximately .36 caliber, with tiger maple stock, brass furniture, to include a three piece patch box, side lock, trigger guard, crescent butt plate, and nose cap, the lock is engraved with setter and birds, inscribed C. Ban??, set trigger, 35 3/4" octagonal barrel.

Condition: Overall very good condition, all metal turning plum, crack in toe of stock, screw and nut added at forward of trigger, small crack in lid of patch box. | Estimate: $500-$1000

Pennsylvania full stock percussion rifle, approximately .40 caliber, having walnut stock with brass furniture, to include a two piece patch box, trigger guard, crescent butt plate, and nose cap, the lock inscribed London Warranted, set trigger, 42 1/4" octagonal barrel.

Condition: Overall good condition, all metal turning plum, lock is loosely fitted to stock with some gaps, surface mars to lock plate, handling marks to stock. | Estimate: $500-$1000

Pennsylvania full stock percussion long rifle, approximately .46 caliber, with walnut stock, the lock inscribed Field Philadelphia, with engraved image of hunter and geese, brass two piece patch box, trigger guard, crescent butt plate and nose cap, 37 3/4" octagonal barrel.

Condition: Overall very good condition, converted from flintlock, wood filler beside barrel tang, 2" crack to stock at nose cap | Estimate: $200-$400

Pennsylvania full stock percussion long rifle, approximately .46 caliber, with tiger maple stock, engraved brass patch box, crescent butt plate, trigger guard, side plate and nose cap, German silver inlaid hearts, thumb escutcheon and oval medallion on cheek rest, set triggers, unmarked scroll engraved lock, 40" octagonal barrel.

Condition: Overall good condition, handling marks to stock including a small patch at first barrel pin, small brass patch forward of lock and small copper patch forward of trigger guard, | Estimate: $800-$1200

Pennsylvania half stock back action percussion rifle, approximately .48 caliber, with tiger maple stock, brass trigger guard, set triggers, crescent butt plate, and pewter nose cap, 30 1/2" octagonal barrel.

Condition: Overall good condition, brass patch forward of the lock plate, screw in crack at left wrist, large crack through wrist, ramrod channels soldered on, replacement ramrod. Competitive In-House shipping is available for this lot. | Estimate: $160-$220

Jacob F. Gehrett Huntington County, Pennsylvania full stock percussion long rifle, approximately .45 caliber, with tiger maple stock, simple engraved brass patchbox, trigger guard and crescent butt plate, 73 engraved silver medallions, signed J. F. Gehrett within a scalloped panel on barrel flat.

Condition: Overall very good condition, all metal turning grey, hammer does not always stay cocked, 2 1/2" crack forward to the lock. | Estimate: $1600-$2200

Pennsylvania half stock percussion long rifle, approximately .41 caliber, with tiger maple stock and extensive German silver inlays, including a spread wing eagle oval medallion, above the cheek rest, two stars above a spear point, with initials W. R. R. on left butt stock, winged eagle forms at first two barrel pins on either side, with large shaped panel on forestock, engraved brass patchbox, trigger guard and crescent butt plate, set trigger, 40" octagonal barrel.

Condition: Overall very good condition, all metal turning grey, hammer does not always stay cocked, 2 1/2" crack forward to the lock. | Estimate: $2000-$4000

Bedford County, Pennsylvania percussion long rifle, approximately .44 caliber, with tiger maple stock, the lock inscribed TK, with an engraved spread wing eagle above cheek rest, surrounded by scroll incised carving, three geometric inlays at wrist, engraved brass patchbox, trigger guard, and crescent butt plate, set trigger, 41 1/4" octagonal barrel.

Condition: Overall very good condition, 1 1/4" fissure half way down the barrel, small chip repair next to barrel tang, does not stay cocked. | Estimate: $1600-$2200

Pennsylvania swivel breech percussion combination rifle, approximately .45 caliber, with a tiger maple stock, scrolled back action lock, brass patchbox, trigger guard and crescent butt plate, seven German silver geometric inlays, carved cheek rest, 34" octagonal barrels.

Condition: Overall very good condition, all metal turning grey, good stock. Competitive In-House shipping is available for this lot. | Estimate: $1000-$1500

British Brown Bess socket bayonet, 17" blade.

Condition: Some surface imperfections. Competitive In-House shipping is available for this lot. | Estimate: $80-$120

Three wrought iron flint strikers, one cased in a tin box, together with a wrought iron leather cutter with skull shaft and punched decoration, 4 1/2" l., and a coin silver snuff box with engraved stag, stamped A McC on underside, 2 3/4" w.

Condition: Very good condition. Competitive In-House shipping is available for this lot. | Estimate: $200-$300

Brass barrel flintlock pistol, stamped EX on left side of barrel, engraved receiver, 3" cannon barrel.

Condition: Overall poor condition, grip is a poor replacement, missing frizzen spring. Competitive In-House shipping is available for this lot. | Estimate: $100-$150

French flintlock trade pistol, approximately 60 caliber, with brass trigger guard, barrel band, and butt cap, no markings, 7 3/4" barrel.

Condition: Overall good condition, does not stay cocked, minor handling marks, lacking ramrod. Competitive In-House shipping is available for this lot. | Estimate: $300-$500

Indian flintlock pistol, approximately .75 caliber, with walnut stock which is relief carved at barrel tang, trigger guard inscribed 02 and N105, 11" octagonal to round barrel.

Condition: Overall good condition, heavy handling marks to stock with losses at butt cap Competitive In-House shipping is available for this lot. | Estimate: $300-$500

English brass barrel flintlock trade pistol, approximately .60 caliber, the lock inscribed W. Ketland & Co., the barrel stamped London, with crown over P and crown over V, walnut stock, brass trigger guard, side plate and butt cap, 8" barrel.

Condition: Overall very good condition, stock has been refinished. Competitive In-House shipping is available for this lot. | Estimate: $400-$600

Powder tester, 18th c., with walnut grip, 1 3/8" barrel.

Condition: Overall good condition, good grips, some file marks to metal. Competitive In-House shipping is available for this lot. | Estimate: $160-$220

Five early knives, to include a stag handle folding knife with looped hook, a serpentine fixed blade with stag handle, a J. A. Henkles utility knife with stag handle and multiple tools, an unusual folding knife with spike, illegibly marked, and a leather cutter, stamped B. Men???, longest blade - 5".

Condition: Overall good to very good condition. Competitive In-House shipping is available for this lot. | Estimate: $200-$300

George Wostenholm I*XL Hunter's Companion Bowie knife and sheath, ca. 1848-1870, with stag handle, horseback rider logo on ricasso, 7 3/4" blade.

Condition: Very light surface pitting spots, sheath shows surface wear. Competitive In-House shipping is available for this lot. | Estimate: $300-$400

Good York County, Pennsylvania screw tip powder horn, with chip carved bands on plug and a finely turned tip, 11" l.

Condition: Overall very good condition, very small tiny flakes on plug. Competitive In-House shipping is available for this lot. | Estimate: $400-$600

York or Lancaster County, Pennsylvania powder horn, with nicely turned plug, 8 1/2" l.

Condition: A small ident to mid body. Competitive In-House shipping is available for this lot. | Estimate: $300-$400

Relief carved powder horn, with high relief flower and flying dove, the relief panel inscribed Carved by G. E. Downard Feb/??, with a carved bone cap and plug, sawtooth border at plug, 8 1/4" l.

Condition: A few small bug holes and small area of surface loss. Competitive In-House shipping is available for this lot. | Estimate: $400-$600

Screw tip powder horn, early 19th c., with carved rope band on plug end, 11 1/4" l.

Condition: Small loss to end of screw tip, some bug damage at plug rim and two small surface holes to mid-body. Competitive In-House shipping is available for this lot. | Estimate: $200-$300

Scrimshaw powder horn, dated 1790, with repeating arched band and circles around plug end, the neck with repeating swags, 11" l.

Condition: Overall good to very good condition. Competitive In-House shipping is available for this lot. | Estimate: $200-$300

Scrimshaw powder horn, early/mid 19th c., with repeating compass sunbursts, plug end carved with Initials SHD, 11 1/2" l.

Condition: Small hole in body near plug, nice old surface. Competitive In-House shipping is available for this lot. | Estimate: $400-$600

Scrimshaw powder horn, early 19th c., with church having a tall steeple and a stag, rounded plug, 11" l.

Condition: Nice old surface. Competitive In-House shipping is available for this lot. | Estimate: $200-$400

Scrimshaw powder horn, early 19th c., with birds perched on a feather, with a cat like figure below, over a sawtooth line with masonic symbol flanking a bear, relief carved swag around center of horn, carved plug with carved flower, 10 1/2" l.

Condition: Very good condition. Competitive In-House shipping is available for this lot. | Estimate: $200-$400

Relief carved leaping stag powder horn, initialed BFC, with checkered bands, 10" l.

Condition: Surface dirt, overall very good condition. Competitive In-House shipping is available for this lot. | Estimate: $200-$400

Scrimshaw powder horn, 18th c., with spread wing eagle, dated 1776, below a relief carved floral roundel, sail ship with leaping dolphin, masonic symbols, portrait medallion, and Native American Indian tomahawk, inscribed Don't Trud on Me, with relief carved spiral band, 10 1/2" l.

Condition: The plug with crack and lacking finial, a few small holes to body. Competitive In-House shipping is available for this lot. | Estimate: $400-$600

Scrimshaw flat powder horn, dated May 25th 1834, with spread wing eagle holding E. Pluribus Unum banner, E. B. Holder in a rectangular field below, the verso with a lone pine tree, 6" l.

Condition: Very good condition. Competitive In-House shipping is available for this lot. | Estimate: $300-$400

European fur bicorne hat, 19th c., with three yarn pom-poms, the silk lining stamped A. Serne & Zohn, Amsterdam, 17 1/2" w.

Condition: Edge wear with one side of lining detached. Competitive In-House shipping is available for this lot. | Estimate: $100-$150

Gun cleaning pine box with accessories, to include a Gaylord leather cap box, powder horn, powder flask, T. W. Sparks shot bag, Crossman scope, Tasco 4x15 scope, miscellaneous reloading tools, etc.

Condition: As found. Competitive In-House shipping is available for this lot. | Estimate: $100-$150

Four powder horns, early 19th c., largest - 8 3/4" l., together with a hunting horn with brass mouth piece, 14" l.

Condition: As expected wear. Competitive In-House shipping is available for this lot. | Estimate: $100-$200

Three powder horns, 18th/19th c., one dated 1775, 9 1/2" l., one 13" l., and one with copper clad plug end with spread wing eagle, and brass tacks, 10" l.

Condition: As expected wear, overall good condition. Competitive In-House shipping is available for this lot. | Estimate: $160-$220

Three powder horns, to include a flat horn with animal head spout, 9 1/4" l., a small flask with molded concave side and turned spout, 5 1/8" l., and one with a turned wood hollow stopper, possibly for measuring powder, 7" h.

Condition: Very good condition. Competitive In-House shipping is available for this lot. | Estimate: $200-$300

Scrimshaw powder horn, dated 1773, with numerous tall ships of various sizes and several leaping dolphins, 13 1/4" l.

Condition: As expected wear, overall good condition. Competitive In-House shipping is available for this lot. | Estimate: $300-$500

Dupont eagle gun powder tin, having a paper label with duck hunting scene, still retains cloth ribbon, 6" h.

Condition: Small label loss at ribbon, cap is replaced, overall good condition. Competitive In-House shipping is available for this lot. | Estimate: $300-$400

Collection of six brass powder flasks, 19th c., to include a Peace flask, one Bartram & Co., one G. & J. W. Hawksley, one J. S. Riley, etc., largest - 9".

Condition: Peace flask - missing one side ring. As expected surface wear. Competitive In-House shipping is available for this lot. | Estimate: $200-$400

Eight powder flasks, one G. & J. W. Hawksley, largest - 10" h., together with three iron bullet molds.

Condition: As expected wear. Leather with hound - seam separation. | Estimate: $120-$160

Four brass powder flasks, one stamped Mathewman, together with a leather shot flask, with hound and a powder horn.

Condition: Overall good condition. Competitive In-House shipping is available for this lot. | Estimate: $100-$150

Two copper powder flasks, to include a "Peace" flask stamped R. Dingee New York 1832 and a brass reproduction Walker type flask, together with a flat powder horn with brass mounts, 8 1/2" l. Provenance: The Estate of Georgia Langenfelder Linthicum.

Condition: Walker - seam split. Others - good condition. Competitive In-House shipping is available for this lot. | Estimate: $160-$220

Brass powder flask and horn, the horn with embossed scrolled floral plate on plug end, 12 1/2" l.

Condition: Good condition. Competitive In-House shipping is available for this lot. | Estimate: $100-$150

European over and under percussion Howdah back action pistol, approximately .60 caliber, probably French, with walnut grip, brass trigger guard, brass butt cap box, 9 1/2" barrels.

Condition: Overall fair condition, heavy pitting to metal, re-stocked, lacking ramrod channels. Competitive In-House shipping is available for this lot. | Estimate: $200-$300

Allens patent bar hammer percussion pistol, approximately .45 caliber, with scroll engraved receiver and walnut bag grips, 23" barrel.

Condition: Ramrod channels soldered to underside of barrel, all metal turning brown, missing trigger guard. Competitive In-House shipping is available for this lot. | Estimate: $200-$300

German single shot parlor pistol, .22 caliber, with checkered walnut grips, left barrel flat inscribed 0.2 gr. N. G. P. m/71 1.8 gr Bl., right side of frame stamped with crown over B and crown over U, 9 3/4" octagonal to round barrel.

Condition: Overall good condition, small loss to forend at barrel, minor handling mark, large crack to left grip, missing breech block and extractor. Competitive In-House shipping is available for this lot. | Estimate: $100-$200

Sharps model 1A four barrel pepperbox pistol, .30 caliber, with brass frame, checkered gutta percha grips, 2 1/2" barrels. SN 13072

Condition: Overall very good condition, good grips, good bores with strong rifling. Competitive In-House shipping is available for this lot. | Estimate: $200-$300

Spanish percussion pistol, approximately .70 caliber, with walnut stock, unmarked, 934 stamped at left wrist, 8 3/4" barrel.

Condition: Overall poor condition, poor repaired through and through break to wrist with metal braces, 4" section of stock replaced at muzzle. Competitive In-House shipping is available for this lot. | Estimate: $100-$200

Belgian percussion pocket pistol, approximately .45 caliber, with walnut grips, shell cap box in butt, folding trigger, scroll engraved receiver, shield form escutcheon, 2" Damascus screw barrel.

Condition: Overall good condition, all metal turning grey, slightly loose at replacement tang screw, folding trigger does not return. Competitive In-House shipping is available for this lot. | Estimate: $100-$150

Three pistols, to include a Gem .22 caliber, side swivel with bird head grips, 2 7/8" octagonal to round barrel, an unmarked pistol, .22 caliber, with walnut bird head grips, 2" barrel, and an unmarked percussion pistol, .32 caliber, with walnut bag grips, 4" octagonal to round barrel.

Condition: Gem - heavy wear to nickel, hammer does not lock up. Other .22 - heavy wear to nickel, functions correctly. .32 - all metal turning brown, main spring broken, missing trigger guard. Competitive In-House shipping is available for this lot. | Estimate: $100-$200

French Flobert target pistol, .22 caliber, the barrel flat inscribed Brun Arq A Paris, with heavily carved stock and fluted grips, floral scroll engraving at breech, muzzle and trigger guard, 9" octagonal barrel.

Condition: Overall good condition, minor handling marks, non-functioning, hammer spur broken off. Competitive In-House shipping is available for this lot. | Estimate: $200-$300

French St. Etienne MAS model 1873 double action revolver, 12 mm, with checkered walnut grips, lanyard ring, right barrel flat, stamped S 1875, 4 1/2" barrel. SN #F71583

Condition: Overall good condition, all visible serial numbers match, wear to grips, all metal with some polish to bright, indexes correctly. Competitive In-House shipping is available for this lot. | Estimate: $300-$400

French Flobert target pistol, .22 caliber, the underside barrel flat inscribed Flobert Bte, carved stock with scalloped grips, floral scroll engraving at breech, muzzle and trigger guard, 5 3/8" octagonal barrel. SN #4367

Condition: Overall good condition, all metal turning plum, poor bore, breech does not open. Competitive In-House shipping is available for this lot. | Estimate: $100-$200

Belgian Flobert breech loading single shot rifle, .22 caliber, checkered walnut stock, 23 1/4" octagonal barrel.

Condition: Overall fair condition, through and through crack to wrist, freckling to metal, poor bore. Competitive In-House shipping is available for this lot. | Estimate: $50-$100

Belgian A. Pliers percussion revolver, 9 mm, with scroll and floral engraved frame and trigger guard, stamped A. Pliers Brevete on barrel flat, checkered walnut grips, with Bakelite shell butt cap, 6 3/4" barrel. SN #314

Condition: Overall good condition, all metal turning plum, indexes correctly. Competitive In-House shipping is available for this lot. | Estimate: $600-$800

Smith & Wesson model 1 1/2 spur trigger revolver, .22 caliber, with rosewood bird head grips, 3" barrel. SN #457

Condition: Overall good condition, metal turning brown, good grips. Competitive In-House shipping is available for this lot. | Estimate: $200-$300

Smith & Wesson model 1 1/2 break top revolver, .32 caliber, with checkered gutta percha grips, spur trigger, 3 1/2" barrel. SN #3885.

Condition: Overall good condition, retains 75% finish, good grips, indexes correctly. Competitive In-House shipping is available for this lot. | Estimate: $160-$220

August W. Bradford, Governor of Maryland gold plated presentation walking stick, dated Dec. 25th, 1863, Governor Bradford was an active Whig politician and an earnest Unionist during the Civil War in 1861, elected as a delegate to the Peace Congress, elected Governor 1862-1866, July of 1864 confederate raiders burned his house, 1864 he was influential in securing the adoption of the new Constitution of Maryland abolishing slavery, 32 3/4" l. Provenance: The Estate of Georgia Langenfelder Linthicum.

Condition: Some finish loss to grip, small mars and dents. | Estimate: $500-$800

City of Baltimore printed guidon flag for the 150th anniversary, bearing the state seal of Maryland with banner, inscribed Crescite et Multiplicamini (Increase and Multiply), with the dates 1730-1880, framed with a medal featuring George Calvert, the first Lord Baltimore and the Battle Monument, struck in celebration of Baltimore's sesquicentennial anniversary, Baltimore, 1880, guidon - 22" x 15 1/2". Provenance: The Estate of Georgia Langenfelder Linthicum.

Condition: Some frays, losses and small tears to flag. | Estimate: $300-$500

Three military dress hats, to include a 175th Maryland Infantry shako with 1867 badge, a Maryland 5th Corps shako with feather plum, and a shako with an American Legion pin within a sunburst, together with a group of Maryland 175th Infantry Unit buttons and shoulder boards. Provenance: The Estate of Georgia Langenfelder Linthicum.

Condition: Two hats missing plumes. Otherwise - very good to excellent. Competitive In-House shipping is available for this lot. | Estimate: $300-$400

Group of early Maryland related ephemera, to include a booklet Speech of W. G. D. Worthington, a Member of the General Assembly of Maryland, one of the delegates of the City of Baltimore on Brent's Resolutions,…, printed by Hazekiah Niles, 1810, Baltimore, printed sheet Doc. no. 340, 23d Congress 1st Session, dated April 14, 1834, booklet The Report of the Joint Committee on Federal Relations, March 19th, 1867, printed by Henry Lucas, Annapolis, Maryland's rejection during the reconstruction era of the 14th Amendment in favor of states rights, and a large photograph by H. P. Cook, Richmond Va., with patriotic setting, image - 6" x 8". Provenance: The Estate of Georgia Langenfelder Linthicum.

Condition: As found with as expected wear. Competitive In-House shipping is available for this lot. | Estimate: $100-$200

Hall's Rifle iron bullet mold, 6 1/2" l., .52 caliber, together with another iron bullet mold and a US marked brass stirrup, with inspector proof.

Condition: Mold - surface pitting throughout. Stirrup - very good condition. Competitive In-House shipping is available for this lot. | Estimate: $120-$160

Two European stag handled short swords, 19th c., one with serrated saw back edge, 16 1/4" blade and one with gilt flower engraving on ricasso, 18 3/4" blade, together with a stag handled hunting dagger, with serrated saw edge, the ricasso stamped England, 11" blade.

Condition: Overall good to very good condition. Competitive In-House shipping is available for this lot. | Estimate: $200-$300

Scarce Abraham Lincoln funeral train pass, issued by the War Department to accompany the remains of the late President, Abraham Lincoln from the City of Washington to Springfield, Illinois., 3 1/4" x 4 1/2".

Condition: Blue pencil inscription and signature is spurious, small paper loss to verso where it was removed from a scrapbook. Competitive In-House shipping is available for this lot. | Estimate: $300-$500

Civil War drum, having a spread wing eagle, with American shield on a blue background, 15 1/2" h., 16 1/2" dia. Provenance: The Estate of Georgia Langenfelder Linthicum.

Condition: Sporadic paint loss, bottom drum head with a tear. Competitive In-House shipping is available for this lot. | Estimate: $1000-$1500

Massive sheet iron wagon canteen, 19th c., with screw in cap, which is stamped C.S.A. 1865 F. F., 12" dia.

Condition: Stamp is spurious. Competitive In-House shipping is available for this lot. | Estimate: $200-$400

Civil War discharge and service record documents, for Jeremiah Oswald, Pennsylvania Volunteer Infantry, in period oak and gilt frames, 28" x 22".

Condition: Good condition. | Estimate: $60-$80

Civil War tin type photograph of a soldier, with patriotic shield and flag liner, 3 1/4" x 2 3/4 '.

Condition: Case lacking cover. Competitive In-House shipping is available for this lot. | Estimate: $60-$80

Civil War era folding hospital field cot, with adjustable neck support, 20" h., 74" l.

Condition: Very good condition. | Estimate: $100-$200

W. H. Horstmann & Son pre-Civil War presentation model 1850 officer's sword and scabbard, with a metal placard, inscribed Presented by the teachers of Richmond Phila. to their Director COL. H. MATHER as a mark of their esteem for his many Noble Qualities May 2nd 1853, the Iron Proof blade with engraved foliate scrolls, spread wing eagle and panoply of arms, pierced brass US hand guard, wire wrapped shagreen grip, the iron scabbard with heavy relief panels of shells, crossed flags, spread wing eagle, and an oak leaf and acorn drag, 31 1/2" blade.

Condition: Overall very good condition. | Estimate: $2000-$4000

C. Roby model 1860 Civil War cavalry saber and scabbard, stamped on ricasso W. Chelmsport Mass., opposing side U. S. 1864 A.G. M., with wire wrapped leather grip, brass hand guard, 35" blade.

Condition: Overall good to very good condition. | Estimate: $300-$400

Two Civil War era cavalry sabers, one stamped C. Roby & Son, wire wrapped leather grips, brass hand guard, 35" blade.

Condition: Roby - knicks throughout blade edge. Other - heavy mars to hand guard. | Estimate: $160-$220

Emerson & Silver model 1860 Civil War cavalry sword and scabbard, the ricasso faintly stamped with makers name, dated 1864, with D. F. M. inspector stamp and wire wrapped leather grip, 35" blade.

Condition: Overall very good condition, age cracks in grip, untouched surface, some blue paint splashed on hand guard, good blade. | Estimate: $300-$500

Cased Colt Root model 1855 side hammer percussion revolver, .28 caliber, in a fitted walnut case, with spur trigger, engraved cylinder scene, two line address on barrel flat, walnut grips, case to include a cap tin, takapart tool, Colt marked bullet mold, and an unmarked brass powder flask with embossed pheasant, 3 1/2" octagonal barrel. SN #25012

Condition: Overall very good condition, retains 70% blue on frame, barrel turning brown, sone scene remaining on cylinder, light pitting to cylinder, matching number on cylinder, underside of barrel and butt strap, case shows wear with age crack in lid, brass placard removed from lid, wear to velvet lining with some tears. Competitive In-House shipping is available for this lot. | Estimate: $1600-$2200

Civil War era Adams patent double action percussion revolver, .44 caliber, five shot, the top flat of the receiver stamped F. M. Reilly & Co. 502 Oxford St. London, with scroll engraved frame, the right side inscribed B14404 Adams Patent no. 50,068 R, the cylinder with crown over P and crown over V proof marks as well as 50,068 R, checkered walnut grips, 5 3/4" octagonal barrel.

Condition: Overall good condition, some surface pitting to frame, metal polished bright, good grips, indexes correctly with some play to cylinder. Competitive In-House shipping is available for this lot. | Estimate: $600-$800

Colt model 1849 pocket revolver, .31 caliber, made in 1863, with walnut grips, 4" octagonal barrel. SN #243737

Condition: Overall good condition, all numbers matching, surface mars throughout, heavier to cylinder, cylinder missing wedge screw. Competitive In-House shipping is available for this lot. | Estimate: $400-$600

Engraved Remington New model 1858 martially marked single action revolver, .44 caliber, with very good scrolled foliate engraving to frame, barrel, trigger guard and butt cap, stamped R 59 forward of the trigger, walnut grips with left grip, with BH (Benjamin Hannis) cartouche, stamped DD on bottom of butt, 8" octagonal barrel. SN #96123

Condition: Overall fine condition, all metal turning grey, notches carved into grips of gun, indexes correctly. Competitive In-House shipping is available for this lot. | Estimate: $1600-$2200

George H. Daw pattern 1856 Volunteer percussion short rifle, .577 caliber, with nicely checkered walnut stock, the lock inscribed G. H. Daw, the barrel flat inscribed George H. Daw 57 Threadneedle St. London, retains what appears to be an original 19th century commercial production cone (nipple) protector with a chain securing it to a small stud, forward of the trigger guard, blank coin silver thumb escutcheon, folding rear ladder sight, steel ramrod with brass tip, 32" barrel. Daw marked rifles from the era have a strong association with the Confederacy and although it is not possible to determine if this rifle was one of the Daw rifles that saw Confederate service, it is certainly a possibility. SN #3622 stamped in stock.

Condition: Overall very good to fine condition, minor handling marks to stock, all metal turning plum, lacking lower sling swivel, very good bore. Competitive In-House shipping is available for this lot. | Estimate: $2600-$3600

Sharps New Model 1863 saddle ring carbine, .52 caliber, with walnut stock carved Heil at left wrist, R.S. Lawrence rear ladder sight, faint cartouche on left wrist, 22" barrel. SN #88269

Condition: Overall good condition, some surface pitting to metal especially on barrel, heavy handling marks to stock, poor bore with heavy pitting. Competitive In-House shipping is available for this lot. | Estimate: $600-$900

Spencer saddle ring carbine, .52-56 caliber, with walnut stock, sling swivel, folding rear ladder sight, 20" barrel. SN #12668

Condition: Overall good condition, lacking saddle ring bar, initials {CS} carved into left butt stock, handling marks to stock, good bore with strong rifling. Competitive In-House shipping is available for this lot. | Estimate: $600-$800

US Springfield model 1855 percussion rifled musket, .58 caliber, with Maynard tape primer, the lock inscribed US Springfield 1859 with eagle, the barrel with faint VP eagle head proof, walnut stock is stamped IV, US marked butt plate, two leaf folding rear sight, 38" barrel.

Condition: Overall good condition, heavy handling marks to stock, some pitting to exterior of barrel. | Estimate: $600-$900

US Springfield model 1842 percussion musket, .69 caliber, with walnut stock, the barrel with eagle head VP proof, the barrel tang dated 1845, the lock inscribed Springfield 1850, 42" barrel.

Condition: Overall good condition, all metal turning brown with light pitting throughout entire gun, handling marks to stock, loss to nipple. | Estimate: $400-$600

Starr Arms Civil War breech loading saddle ring carbine, .54 caliber, with barrel and lock stamped STARR ARMS CO. / YONKERS, N.Y., Starr's Patent September 14th , 1858 behind breech, barrel also with HGS inspector stamp, folding rear sight, walnut stock with brass crescent butt plate, 21" barrel. Serial #8374

Condition: Overall good condition, heavy handling marks to stock, chip to toe, old break repair behind lock tang, heavy indents to butt plate, all metal turning plum, saddle ring and bar are missing with holes filled, poor bore with heavy pitting, strong rifling. Competitive In-House shipping is available for this lot. | Estimate: $600-$900

Sharps New model 1863 saddle ring carbine, .52 percussion caliber, with walnut stock, Lawrence folding rear ladder sight, 22" barrel. SN #93757

Condition: Overall good condition, minor handling marks to stock, all metal turning brown, no cartouche, good bore with good rifling. Competitive In-House shipping is available for this lot. | Estimate: $800-$1200

US Springfield model 1861 rifled musket, .58 caliber, with walnut stock, sling swivels, 40" barrel.

Condition: Overall good condition, minor handling marks to stock, heavy pitting to lock, hammer and lower barrel. | Estimate: $500-$700

Colt model 1851 Navy revolver, .36 caliber, made in 1856, with walnut grips, engraved Naval battle scene on cylinder, 7 1/2" octagonal barrel. SN #57774

Condition: Overall very good condition, good cylinder scene, all numbers matching including wedge, minor surface imperfections to grips, indents to butt, all metal turning plum, traces of silver remaining on backstrap and trigger guard, indexes correctly. Competitive In-House shipping is available for this lot. | Estimate: $1000-$1500

Colt model 1851 Navy revolver, .36 caliber, made in 1857, with walnut grips, engraved Naval battle scene on cylinder, 7 1/2" octagonal barrel. SN #73649

Condition: Overall good condition, all numbers matching including the wedge, good grips, does not index. Competitive In-House shipping is available for this lot. | Estimate: $800-$1200

US Springfield model 1884 trapdoor rifle, 45-70 caliber, with walnut stock, stacking sling swivels, leather sling, US marked butt plate, barrel with VP eagle head proofs, US eagle marked lock plate, unmarked Buffington rear sight, P stamped behind trigger guard, no cartouche, brass shield escutcheon behind trigger stamped F. G. 4, 32" barrel. SN #386098

Condition: Overall good condition, handling marks to stock, light surface pitting to metal, poor bore. Competitive In-House shipping is available for this lot. | Estimate: $200-$400

US Springfield model 1888 trapdoor rifle, .45-70 caliber, with walnut stock, sling swivels, having 1892 cartouche on the left flat, P behind trigger guard, barrel with VP and eagle head proofs, the lock inscribed US Springfield, with spread wing eagle, folding rear ladder sight, 32" barrel. SN #543489

Condition: Overall good condition, lacking breech lever screw, 3" x 1/4" patch to stock beside chamber, opposing side with 1 1/4" x 1/4 patch, all metal turning grey, some light surface pitting to metal. Competitive In-House shipping is available for this lot. | Estimate: $200-$300

US Springfield model 1884 trapdoor cadet rifle, .45-70 caliber, with walnut stock, the lock inscribed US Springfield with eagle, corrugated hammer, 29 1/2" barrel. SN #296693

Condition: Overall very good condition, all metal turning brown, handling marks to stock, no cartouche, lacking Buffington sight, stacking swivel, dirty bore. Competitive In-House shipping is available for this lot. | Estimate: $300-$500

US Springfield model 1884 trapdoor Cadet rifle, .45-70 caliber, with Buffington rear sight, inspector proof dated 1893, walnut stock, 29 1/2" barrel. NSN

Condition: Overall good condition, lacking ramrod, lacking rear screw in sight, heavy handling marks to stock, metal turning brown, some pitting to exterior barrel, poor bore. Competitive In-House shipping is available for this lot. | Estimate: $200-$300

US Springfield model 1884 trapdoor rifle, 45-70 caliber, with walnut stock, US marked butt plate, barrel with VP eagle head proofs, US eagle marked lock plate, unmarked Buffington rear sight, P stamped behind trigger guard, nice strong SWP 1891 cartouche on left stock, 20" barrel. SN #517282

Condition: Overall good condition as sporterized, barrel turning brown, slight pitting to lock and breech and trigger guard, handling marks to stock, lacking cleaning rod, lacking sling swivel, good bore. Competitive In-House shipping is available for this lot. | Estimate: $200-$300

Smith's Patent model 1 1/2 revolver, .32 RF caliber, patent date April 15th, 1873, spur trigger, with bird head grips, 3" barrel. SN #2540

Condition: Overall good condition, all metal turning grey, good grips, indexes correctly. Competitive In-House shipping is available for this lot. | Estimate: $160-$220

English Snider patent conversion percussion musket, approximately .58 caliber, walnut stock, sling swivels, the lock inscribed Barnett London, with swing breech, illegible proofs on barrel, brass trigger guard, lock plate and butt stock, rear ladder sight, belly of stock stamped MC, 36 1/2" barrel.

Condition: Overall fair condition, several patches to break repair at wrist, all metal turning grey with surface pitting, carved name and initials on butt stock, empty ramrod channel. | Estimate: $200-$300

Remington rolling block #1 action.

Condition: Lacking firing pin. Competitive In-House shipping is available for this lot. | Estimate: $60-$80

Remington rolling block rifle, approximately .50 caliber, with walnut stock, sling swivels, folding rear ladder sight, 36" barrel.

Condition: Overall good condition, heavy handling marks to stock, missing ramrod, fair bore. | Estimate: $300-$500

Spanish American War Major officer's sack coat, with oak leaf shoulder boards and green braid trim.

Condition: Use wear. Competitive In-House shipping is available for this lot. | Estimate: $120-$160

Spanish American War Infantry officer First Lieutenant jacket, with light blue shoulder boards, 6th infantry collar pins, Master ink owner name inside collar, Harding Boston label on interior, together with a second jacket without patches or pins, an Oddfellows jacket, and a US Naval Academy summer tunic, with Oddfellows shoulder bars, etc.

Condition: Both show use wear. Competitive In-House shipping is available for this lot. | Estimate: $120-$160

Remington Danish rolling block saddle ring carbine, 11 mm, the barrel with crown over RV proof, with walnut stock, folding rear sight, 20 1/2" barrel.

Condition: Overall fair condition, metal is heavily polished, stock heavily sanded, poor bore with strong rifling. Competitive In-House shipping is available for this lot. | Estimate: $300-$500

Swiss Vetterli model 1878 bolt action rifle, 11 mm, with checkered hardwood stock and sling swivels, cartouche on right side of fore stock, as well as comb of butt stock, 33" octagonal to round barrel. SN #68129; together with another non-functioning Swiss Vetterli which was made into a lamp, SN #ZV6603.

Condition: Overall fair condition, handling marks to stock, several cracks in stock with three bolt repairs, lacking ramrod, poor bore. Other - poor. Competitive In-House shipping is available for this lot. | Estimate: $100-$150

Argentino Mauser model 1891 bolt action rifle, 7.65 mm, Manufactura Loewe Berlin, with walnut stock, having sling swivels and adjustable rear ladder sight, 22" barrel. SN #P5683

Condition: Overall good condition, retains 85% blue, stock with handling marks and has been cut, has been cut down 9" from muzzle, missing hand guard, all visible serial numbers are matching, Argentine crest partially ground, dirty bore. Competitive In-House shipping is available for this lot. | Estimate: $100-$150

Carved parade/drill rifle, with brass tag, inscribed Drill Rifle - Chicago Ill., 41 3/4" l., together with a carved South Pacific crossbow.

Condition: Shows some wear, age cracks near muzzle. | Estimate: $60-$80

Walter A. Rhodes model 1903 presentation sword and scabbard, the sword with engraved blade, inscribed Daniel D. Shea Jr., with foliate scrolls and a panoply of arms, the scabbard inscribed Presented to Lieut. Daniel D. Shea Jr. by the members of Co. A, 3rd Regiment of Infantry, ???, May 1, 1906, 32" blade.

Condition: Blade is excellent, scabbard with some surface spotting throughout, guard is tarnished. | Estimate: $100-$200

Imperial German sword and scabbard, spine dated '97, the cross guard stamped 1.2.G.1, 30" blade.

Condition: Overall good condition. | Estimate: $120-$160