Morphy Auctions Auction Catalog - Collectible Firearms & Militaria - Day 3 Online Auctions

LOT OF 2: 2 FRENCH MADE SWORDS, FOOT OFFICER AND CAVALRY

Lot #3001 (Sale Order 1 of 385)

Lot consists of 2 French made swords on which U.S. Civil War infantry and cavalry officer swords were patterned. Possibly imported for use here, but without U.S. motifs. (A) Foot officer. Brass hilt with cast and chased floral motifs on the pommel and open work guard. Gray sharkskin grip with wire binding. Blade with unstopped wide fuller and narrow secondary fuller with narrow false edge. French inspection marks near guard and Klingenthal inscribed flat back edge. Blade etched with floral scrolls, etc. Brass mounted leather scabbard with floral band rings and drag with floral scrolls on obverse. CONDITION: Very good. Matching hilt and scabbard mounts polished but toning. Grip excellent. Blade etching light but visible with some thin gray spots. Good edge and point. Scabbard very good. Minor dings to mounts. Very pretty engraving to drag. (B) Cavalry saber. Heavily cast and chased floral details to hilt with gray sharkskin grip and binding wire in place. Blade with unstopped primary and narrow secondary fullers with flat back and partially rubbed French markings. CONDITION: Very good. Blade not etched, good edge and point. Scattered gray areas. Steel scabbard very good. Minor stains. Both on very good examples with no U.S. motifs, but may have reached the commercial market here. SR Blade Length: (A) 30 - 1/2" (B) 32" Overall Length: (A) 36 - 1/2" (B) 37 - 1/2"

LOT OF 3 U.S. SABER BAYONETS WITH SCABBARDS

Lot #3002 (Sale Order 2 of 385)

Lot consists of (A) Scarce Winchester M1873 saber bayonet for the Model 1873 musket. Correct unstopped fuller, notch muzzle ring, etc. Maker marks at ricasso. CONDITION: Good. Stains to brass and gray areas to blade. Scabbard complete but with abrasions and finish loss. (B) USN M1870 Saber Bayonet. AMES MFG CO./ CHICOPEE and USN/GGS/1870 blade marks, cannon and anchor at side of pommel CONDITION: Very good. Clear markings, good edge and point, some graying to blade. Scabbard with good finish. (C) USN M1870 saber bayonet as above. CONDITION: Good. Markings legible but rubbed. Staining to blade. Leather broken just above tip of scabbard. SR Blade Length: (A) 20" (B) 20" (C) 20" Overall Length: (A) 24 - 1/2" (B) 24 - 3/4" (C) 24 - 3/4"

7TH NEW HAMSHIRE RECRUITING POSTER, ARMED WITH SPENCERS.

Lot #3003 (Sale Order 3 of 385)

This is an impressive early war recruiting poster for an active regiment recruited in New Hampshire by the state Adjutant General J. C. Abbot, but under the authority and direction of the U.S. War Department with the state supplying only the $10.00 bounty. As the poster promised, Abbott was determined to make it by a “crack regiment,” getting commitments from the War Dept. to revoke commissions of incompetent officers and agreeing to step aside only if the government would appoint a West Point graduate to command, which was was done. The regiment saw action in the Department of the South, the Army of the James, and the Department of North Carolina in the 10th and 24th Army Corps, losing 15 officers and 169 enlisted men killed or mortally wounded on more than 60 occasions in battles such as the first and second assault on Fort Wagner (where it lost 218 men), the Battle of Olustee (where it lost 209 men), Drewry’s Bluff, Battle of New Market Heights, Ft. Fisher, and numerous other engagements including prolonged service under fire during the actions against Charleston and the siege of Petersburg. It was unusual in being rearmed with Spencer carbines in 1864. CONDITION: Very good. The center features a dynamic American eagle on shield and a large red “7.” Some folds, foxing and small losses. Untouched, but framed and very displayable as is or with conservation. Lower right corner missing, but not affecting text. SR

LOT OF 3: FRAMED CONFEDERATE CIVIL WAR PRINTS.

Lot #3004 (Sale Order 4 of 385)

Lot consists of (A) Special artist's proof of Mort Kunstler's "The Last Council" depicting Confederate Generals Jackson, Stuart and Lee meeting at a camp fire May, 1 1863 at Chancellorsville. "Special Proof dedicated to the New York Civil War Round Table Nov. 18, 1992" written in pen along bottom margin along with artist signature. Attractively archival framed with special title plaque. View 23 - 1/4 x 17 - 3/4". It is accompanied by correspondence with the artist about the subject of the original painting. (B) Don Prechtel's "A Nation Divided-C.S.A" print painterly depicting a Confederate soldier with rifle and billowing battle flag. Artist signed and numbered on lower margin. Archival framed with COA on back. View 15 - 1/2" x 19 - 1/2". (C) 1990 John DeMott print of Jeb Stuart in uniform. Artist signed and numbered in lower margin. Archival framed. View 7x9" CONDITION: Prints all excellent. Frames overall very good with some dings and wear. BAS Paperwork: Correspondinc

LOT OF 2: EXCAVATED CONFEDERATE CAVALRY SABER AND HOOK BAYONET

Lot #3005 (Sale Order 5 of 385)

Lot consists of 2 excavated pieces. (A) Relic condition saber excavated in Fredericksburg, VA, area. Roughly 18" of blade remains, brown, overall pitting. Pommel and guard with nice pale green patina, no bends or breaks, typical CS less finished construction, likely by Haiman, Columbus, GA. COA Shiloh Relics. CONDITION: Good as excavated. (B) Relic M1861 bayonet with end fashioned into a hook for use in camp as pot hook or on battlefield for moving bodies. Excavated in middle Tennessee along Stones River. CONDITION: Good as excavated. COA Brian Akins. SR Blade Length: (A) 18" (B) 14" Overall Length: (A) 24" (B0 17 - 1/4" Paperwork: Provenance

SOUTH INDIAN CHILANUM.

Lot #3006 (Sale Order 6 of 385)

Of all forged steel construction, double edge recurved 5 fuller blade terminating in an armor piercing tip. Classical sculptural hilt with single guard. CONDITION: Excellent, mostly grey metal with minor dark staining. DG Blade Length: 11 - 1/2" Overall Length: 18"

LOT OF THREE BAYONETS AND ONE SHORT SWORD

Lot #3007 (Sale Order 7 of 385)

Lot consists of (A) Unusual tirrup-hilted sword bayonet. Iron socket acts as grip. Flat, straight blade, rectangular transitioning into double-edged with spear point similar to M1847 Sappers and Miners bayonet. No markings. CONDITION: Very good. (B) British 1855 Sappers and Miners Lancaster sword bayonet. Maker and inspection marks at ricasso. Rack number on guard. CONDITION: Very good. Nice grips and tone to brass. Minor stains to blade. No scabbard. (C) 1832 style short sword hilt on long, narrow, flaring blade. Possibly fraternal or theatrical. No markings. CONDITION: Very good. (D) Winchester socket bayonet. CONDITION: Excellent. Bright metal. No scabbard. SR Blade Length: (A) 24" (B) 24" (C) 22" (D) 16" Overall Length: (A) 29 - 1/2" (B) 29" (C) 28" (D) 21"

CORRECTION: After further inspection, we believe (D) in this lot to be a Winchester 1892 socket bayonet. Overall length is 20 - 7/8" with a 17 - 7/8" blade, which would indicate this.

CIVIL WAR CONFEDERATE FAYETTEVILLE RIFLE SOCKET BAYONET

Lot #3008 (Sale Order 8 of 385)

This is a fine example of a Civil War angular socket bayonet that was produced by the Confederate States of America at their arsenal in Fayetteville North Carolina. The bayonet is completely unmarked which is standard with bayonets produced in the Fayetteville Arsenal. The blade is 13/16” wide at its widest point. The Fayetteville socket bayonet is depicted in Robert Reilly’s book. "American Socket Bayonets & Scabbards" and is referenced as item #B116. This particular bayonet complies with the dimensions that are presented by Reilly. The bayonet has a 3” socket and a 19 - 7/8” blade. The bore diameter of the bayonet is .887” which is only slightly smaller than the nominal diameter of .889” that is referenced in Reilly’s book. This minor variation is acceptable for the more crudely made Confederate bayonet. The bayonet is complete with a large domed tension screw that is typically found on the Fayetteville bayonet locking ring. There is a 1" crack on top of the lug which has been repaired by welding. There is scattered light pitting throughout and the blade exhibits a darkened patina. CONDITION: Good. JLD Blade Length: 19 - 7/8" Overall Length: 23"

CIVIL WAR CONFEDERATE BOYLE GAMBLE & MCFEE SABER BAYONET WITH SCABBARD AND ADAPTER RING

Lot #3009 (Sale Order 9 of 385)

Civil War Confederate Boyle Gamble & Mcfee saber bayonet with scabbard and marked bayonet adaptor. This bayonet is unmarked, but it conforms to similar example's specification. This bayonet is constructed with a yataghan blade that measures 20 - 7/8" in length, with a hollow-cast hilt, making the overall length 25 - 3/4". The blade exhibits a gray patina, with areas of scattered pitting and other blemishes. The brass hilt exhibits the correct reddish tint that is commonly encountered on Confederate brass as a result of the addition of excess copper. The bayonet is complete with its period leather and brass scabbard. the scabbard features its original brass throat but is missing the brass stud. Other examples of Boyle Gamble & Mcfee bayonet scabbards have a leather drag, while this example has a brass drag. The brass drag is hollow, and when looking down it reveals a hole in the leather suggesting that the tip of the leather drag had been cut off and replaced with the brass drag. The patina on the brass drag is consistent with the patina on the throat and it appears that this bayonet was altered in order to reinforce the scabbard in the field. There is a 1/2" crack in the brass drag. This example features a desirable Confederate B.G.& M bayonet adapter that completes the set. These adapters were designed to provide a lug for the barrel of rifles manufactured without an integral bayonet lug affixed to the barrel. The adapter is marked "BG&M / Richmond Va / Pat Sep" (should finish with "2, 1861") on the side and the number "42" is clearly visible on the lug. The adapter exhibits a nice patina with a few scattered blemishes. This is a complete example of a sought after Confederate blade. CONDITION: Good. JLD Blade Length: 21 - 7/8" Overall Length: 25 - 3/4"

CIVIL WAR BOWN & TETLEY TURNER RIFLE BAYONET AND SCABBARD.

Lot #3010 (Sale Order 10 of 385)

Civil War Turner bayonet complete with the original scabbard. This bayonet was produced by the cutlery maker Bown & Tetley of Pittsburgh, and the ricasso is appropriacy marked "Bown & Tetley / Pittsburgh". These bayonets are mostly associated with Turner organizations, which were German-American athletic clubs in the United States. At the start of the Civil War many Turners enlisted in the army and preferred to serve in units comprised of other members from the Turner organizations. Some notable Turner regiments were the 9th Ohio volunteer infantry and the 17th Missouri volunteer infantry, known as the Western Turner Rifles. Like the other Turner bayonets, this one is massive and is constructed of a yataghan style blade that measures 21" in length. The bayonet also features a 5" heavy cast brass handle and a large cast slot on the handle which was used to connect the bayonet to the Turner rifle. The blade remains bright, with a few chips along the edge, and scattered blemishes. The blade is not tight in the guard, and wobbles significantly when the blade is pushed. The bayonet is complete with its period leather and copper scabbard. The scabbard is missing its brass throat and stud exhibits cracks and creases in the leather. The stitching on the scabbard remains firm and the leather remains pliable. This is a fine example of a desirable Civil War bayonet. CONDITION: Good. JLD Blade Length: 21" Overall Length: 26"

NAMED BRITISH HAVAL OFFICER’S SWORD: SERVED AT FT. MCHENRY

Lot #3011 (Sale Order 11 of 385)

Identified 1827 pattern British navy officer’s sword of Henry Tryon, twice wounded, present at the bombardment of Fort McHenry, and later captured in a “cutting out affair” on the Potomac River. Early style quillback blade and flaring false edge. Gilt brass hilt with triple-wire bound, sharkskin grip, lion pommel, guard with Gothic arches and crowned naval anchor on exterior, folding reverse counterguard. Blade etched with floral, naval and royal motifs including crown over a fouled anchor, lion and “honi soit qui mal y pense” garter. Maker name on reverse: “Drury/32 /Strand/London.” Guard interior engraved in Gothic lettering: “This sword belonged to / Commander Henry Taylor R.N. / born March 17 1793 died at Surbiton / Dec 3rd 1866 he served in 1814-1815 & was present at the affairs of / Zara Adriadic [sic] Baltimore & Potomac / Robert Curling / executor to will of Henry Tryon, R.N.” Tryon’s career is summarized in Coburn’s United Service Magazine and elsewhere. His obituary and notice of Curling as executor appear in contemporary newspapers. Born in 1793, he entered the navy 14 January 1809 as a junior officer on the HMS Sirius, then undergoing repairs at Chatham. He sailed with the ship for the Cape of Good Hope and Indian Ocean in February, was at the taking of several French vessels, the September 1809 capture of St. Paul on Reunion, and the taking of Reunion itself in July 1810. In August he was in the battle of Grand Port at Mauritius, resulting in the destruction of the Sirius, was present when Mauritius fell in December, and “brought to England” (presumably as temporary commander, but at least as crew member) the prize ship La Manche. In May 1811 he joined the HMS Havannah, serving in the Channel and then taking part in the 1813 Adriatic Campaign, where he was wounded in a cutting-out action (a boarding attack by small boats) at Tremiti and received a gold medal from the Austrian government for actions in the Anglo-Austrian siege and taking of Zara. In 1814 he was with Cochrane’s fleet in the attack on Baltimore, which puts him on the scene for the bombardment of Fort McHenry and the composition of the Star-Spangled Banner. He was subsequently wounded and captured in December during another cutting-out affair on the Potomac. He was freed with the declaration of peace shortly afterward and in March 1815 promoted to lieutenant. In the postwar period he served as an Admiralty agent in 1837 and was ranked as a retired commander in 1864. He lived for a time at Deal, County of Kent, and died at Surbiton (London) 27 November 1866. CONDITION: Very good. Guard shows gilt finish. Lion pommel nicely detailed. Blade with good edge and point. Etching thin, but visible as muted silver against thin gray throughout. No scabbard. SR Blade Length: 29" Overall Length: 34 - 1/2" Paperwork: Bio of Henry Tryon

FANTASTIC COLLECTION OF 99 CIVIL WAR MAGIC LANTERN SLIDES.

Lot #3012 (Sale Order 12 of 385)

An extensive grouping consisting of 99 black and white glass slides for a magic lantern projector by T.H. McAllister, with a few from other makers. Slides measure 3 - 1/4" x 4" and have paper borders. All slides feature scenes related to the American Civil War, including many famous battlefield photographs and period images, in addition to post war views of Civil War sights and memorials. An additional red slide is also included. Slides are labeled and housed in slotted case, which holds them securely. CONDITION: Very good. Some wear to paper edges but no cracks or notable chips to slides. One slide has separated. Many slides have added label stickers and are marked in pen on original labels. Case shows some wear but remains serviceable. BAS

CIVIL WAR US NAVY M1852 OFFICER SWORD.

Lot #3013 (Sale Order 13 of 385)

Regulation M1852 US Navy officer’s sword and scabbard. Civil War blade width. Standard configuration with leather scabbard and brass mounts with ring bands in the form of cables and a sea serpent on the drag. Gilt brass hilt with oak leaf and acorn motifs cast and chased on the pommel and open-work guard, with sea serpent upper knuckleguard and quillon. USN on banner in the guard. Sharkskin wrapped grip with wire binding. Blade with clear PDL maker stamp of Lunenschloss, who supplied many blades to U.S. retailers during the Civil War. Blade with gray stains but some visible etched nautical and patriotic motifs. CONDITION: Good to very good. Middle mount retains sword sling clasp. Good edge and point. Blade might respond to careful cleaning. This is the regulation sword for officers both on sea duty, the blockade, and the “brown water navy.” SR Blade Length: 29" Overall Length: 36"

SCARCE 1861 DATED AMES NAVY CUTLASS, SCABBARD, AND FROG

Lot #3014 (Sale Order 14 of 385)

Regulation Civil War US Navy cutlass. Formerly known as the Model 1860, this pattern replaced the M1841 and is now dated to May 1861, with production starting in June and delivery in July. Black leather grip shows typical age gap. Wire may be replaced. Interior of guard serial numbered M/513 the Ames code for 1513. 3,600 were delivered from July through November 1861, dating this about September. Obverse ricasso dated 1861. Reverse marked, “Made by / Ames Mfg Co. / Chicopee /Mass” in scroll. Blade pad in place under guard. CONDITION: Very good. Obverse blade shows small freckling and gray at ricasso. Both sides show some gray at back edge near the tip, but metal is mostly bright. Clear blade markings. Interior of brass cup hilt shows narrow L-shaped line near edge, possibly a mended tear. Scabbard is solid, with no bends or breaks. Rivet on tip shows asterisk mark associated with officer’s cutlasses. Bridle leather frog shows cracking and loss to finish. A very good example with a very early production date. SR Blade Length: 26" Overall Length: 32"

LOT OF 3: EXCAVATED CIVIL WAR BELT PLATES, INCLUDING VMM.

Lot #3015 (Sale Order 15 of 385)

Lot consists of 3 items: (A) Model 1851 US rectangular sword belt plate. Excavated at Greenville, TN. CONDITION: Good. Side bar slightly bent. German silver applied wreath intact. Even green and dark brass patina. No keeper. (B) Model 1851 US rectangular sword belt plate. Excavated at Cold Harbor, VA. CONDITITION: Good. Wreath missing. Keeper present with slightly bent side bar. Brown and gray patina. (C) Scarce Volunteer Maine Militia belt plate. Small size plate with single arrow stud and belt hook. Recovered in Northern Virginia. CONDITION: Very good as restored. Plate straightened and hooks replaced. With COA from Shiloh Relics. SR Paperwork: Notes

CONFEDERATE ATLANTA ARSENAL STYLE RECTANGULAR CSA PLATE.

Lot #3016 (Sale Order 16 of 385)

A very nice Atlanta Arsenal style CSA plate with all three hooks in place. Green patina from the high copper content of the brass, with some brown at bottom right. Nice border and well defined letters. Indented border at lower right edge to make room for the period. See Mullinax (1991) Plate 075 for a parallel. Recovered at Jonesboro, GA, per consignor note. CONDITION: Very good. This is the quintessential Confederate belt plate. SR Paperwork: Notes

RARE CONFEDERATE CS TWO-PIECE “COIN STYLE” BELT BUCKLE.

Lot #3017 (Sale Order 17 of 385)

Rare western theatre CS tongue and wreath plate. Nicknamed the “coin style.” See Mullinax (1991) plates 55-57 for parallels with rarity of 7-8. Excavated at Morton, Mississippi, with 2001 letter of provenance from Shiloh’s Civil War Relics. Green patina typical of these plates with high copper content, as is the soft definition of the wreath and often loose fit of the disc. Restoration noted as rejoining of bar from belt loop to disc. CONDITION: Very good with restoration as noted. This is a very hard CS plate to find in any condition. The lettering on this one is excellent. SR Paperwork: COA

EXCAVATED CIVIL WAR NEW YORK BELT PLATE.

Lot #3018 (Sale Order 18 of 385)

Scarce SNY (State of New York) waistbelt plate. Thin letter style with lead fill back, two oval studs and hook (“puppy paw” style). A nice early war plate issued by the state to some of its volunteer regiments for field service. Not the arrow-back National Guard version that largely stayed in-state. No find location noted. CONDITION: Very good excavated condition. Full rim and crisp die strike. Even brown tone with one lighter spot and scattered light green. One scratch bottom of the Y. Good lead fill on reverse. SR Paperwork: Notes

SCARCE ANTIETAM RECOVERED CIVIL WAR OHIO BELT PLATE.

Lot #3019 (Sale Order 19 of 385)

Medium size OVM (Ohio Volunteer Militia) belt plate. See O’Donnell & Campbell, Plate 553. A scarce plate with few issued and no matching cartridge box plate known. Single arrow stud and belt hook like some early US 1839 pattern plates, but production date estimated to be 1861. State issue plates of any sort are tough to find and usually early war. CONDITION: Fair. Excavated condition. Gray/brown patina. Scattered light green spotting. Rim loss at right, short crack at left. Expanded lead fill on reverse with corrosion losses, but both hooks in place. Consignor notes indicate recovery from Antietam Creek. SR

LOT OF 2: OVAL US BELT PLATE AND EAGLE BREAST PLATE.

Lot #3020 (Sale Order 20 of 385)

Lot consists of 2 items. (A) Oval US belt plate. 1839 pattern. Standard Civil War belt plate for Union enlisted infantry men. Early war stud-back style with studs and hook in place. CONDITION: Excavated with minor dings and corrosion spots. Good lead fill reverse. Recovered near Winchester, VA. (B) Cartridge box sling belt plate. Excavated at Chancellorsville. CONDITION: Excavated with white corrosion in place, but good die strike. Lead fill reverse with usual ground action. Iron wire attachment loops missing. SR Paperwork: Notes

FRAMED STONEWALL JACKSON MOURNING SILHOUETTE

Lot #3021 (Sale Order 21 of 385)

This is a typically Victorian mourning arrangement utilizing a wreath in a shadowbox frame around a mourning badge. Jackson is portrayed in a gray and white highlighted black silhouette on a black-bordered, light brown oval panel with black ribbon bow at top with black ribbons extending below the oval. Superimposed on the black ribbon bow is a second bow of white ribbon, now cream color, with a Virginia state seal button. CONDITION: Very good. Gilt frame with scattered losses. Not disassembled for inspection. SR

LOT OF 8: USMC SPANISH AMERICAN WAR FIELD GEAR AND EQUIPMENT.

Lot #3022 (Sale Order 22 of 385)

Lot consists of (A) Model 1905 USMC canteen with original leather strap. The “USMC” stamp has faded slightly, but remains legible. There is also a faint stamp at the bottom center of the front cover that reads "Phila Depot." / 1912". The cover has an overall dark color. Both of the triangular hangers are intact and the original cork stopper and brass chain are present. The leather strap is pliable but exhibits cracking. CONDITION: Good. (B) Winchester-Lee 6mm canvas cartridge belt, with 12 pockets and leather flaps. The belt retains its brass fittings but there are no suspenders. The leather flaps are cracked and chipped with two flaps that have separated but are with the belt. Also included with the belt are spare brass components and 1 round of 6mm ammunition. (C) Spanish American War U.S.M.C stamped haversack complete with leather strap. The haversack exhibits stains, the stamp has faded, and the leather straps are cracked but pliable. CONDITION: Good. (D) Spanish American War haversack with faint illegible markings. It appears there was once cross rifles stamped on the front. Some scattered stains. CONDITION: Good. (E) Spanish American War haversack with scattered stains and blemishes. CONDITION: Good. (F) Spanish American War era haversack with "W.J. Mc.F." stamped on the front. Scattered stains and blemishes. CONDITION: Good. JLD

LOT OF 3: 2 INDIAN WAR SWORDS AND 1 M1873 ENTRENCHING TOOL.

Lot #3023 (Sale Order 23 of 385)

Lot consists of (A) Model 1872 cavalry officer’s saber and scabbard. Standard configuration. Hilt cast and chased with floral and patriotic motifs. Blade etched with geometric and floral motifs, and “U.S.”. Plated steel scabbard steel with brass mounts. CONDITION: Good. Wire missing from grip. Sharkskin present but worn. Aged tone to brass hilt. Pommel shows wear, but raised eagle inside guard is nice. Blade shows gray with dark gray spotting. Etching light, but visible. Scabbard plating shows wear and gray metal underneath. Good tones to brass scabbard mounts. (B) Very pretty, elaborate version of the 1872 Staff and Line officer’s sword by Pettibone. Floral cast and chased pommel, knucklebow and quillon with open-work foliate folding reverse counterguard with central US medallion. Obverse, deeply cast and chased fixed openwork counterguard with central eagle with US shield on chest. Wire bound, gray sharkskin wrapped grip. Straight double edged arris blade etched with floral and geometric motifs, Pettibone maker address, and name, “W.R. Biddle.” Browned steel scabbard with open-work floral brass mounts, including 2 ring upper mount. CONDITION: Excellent. (C) M1873 Ordnance Entrenching Tool with field modified scabbard. Standard configuration turned hardwood handle marked U.S. with wide blade with one edge turned for rigidity. Standard russet leather covered tin scabbard with brass throat and iron staple, field modified with leather belt loop replacing issue ring. CONDITION: Very good. Blade graying with 40% bright on one side; ten percent on the other. Interesting field modification. SR Blade Length: (A) 33 - 3/4" (B) 30" (C) 8" Overall Length: (A) 40" (B) 36 - 1/2" (C) 13"

LOT OF 2: POST CIVIL WAR MARINE CORPS AND USN SWORDS.

Lot #3024 (Sale Order 24 of 385)

Lot consist of (A) 1875 pattern USMC NCO sword and scabbard. Standard configuration brass hilt with wire bound leather grip, blade etched with martial and floral motifs, with large USMC and stand of arms with flags on reverse. Regulation black leather scabbard with brass drag and throat with frog stud. No maker marks. CONDITION: Excellent. (B) M1852 US Navy Officer’s sword with typical narrower postwar blade. Starkey, London, etched blade address and inset copper disk at ricasso. Standard configuration brass hilt with oak leaf and acorn motifs, wire bound white grip, blade with etched with nautical and floral motifs. Black leather scabbard with wide brass mounts featuring engraved oakleaves and acorns, roped ring bands and sea serpent drag. CONDITION: Very good. Some finish loss to scabbard. Minor gray stains to blade. SR Blade Length: (A) 30 - 1/2" (B) 28" Overall Length: (A) 36 - 1/2" (B) 34"

FANTASTIC, COMPLETE, ID'D USMC PHILIPPINE INSURRECTION UNIFORM GROUPING.

Lot #3025 (Sale Order 25 of 385)

Outstanding US Marine Corps Philippine Insurrection Uniform Grouping that is identified to Ernest Franklin Dennis. Born on February 22, 1879, Dennis grew up and lived in West Virginia. Dennis enlisted in the Marine Corps on June 8, 1900 and served a duration of 5 years, concluding his service on June 28, 1905. The grouping is superb, as every piece with the exception of the Pattern 1897 hat with the desirable white cover is named to Dennis, as he did not appear to be shy when marking his possessions. The lot consists of (A) Dennis' Dress blue tunic which is named to him in 2 places, twice in the collar with white paint, and his name is also written in the left sleeve. The tunic retains all of its original USMC buttons. There is a period repair to the left sleeve, and various moth nips, but the tunic is otherwise complete. (B) Dennis' dress blue trousers which are named to him in various places around the waistline. The trousers are complete with all of their original USMC buttons. There are scattered stains and moth nips but the trousers are well preserved overall. (C) Next is the rarest piece of the lot, which is Dennis' wool 5 button undershirt. These shirts are incredibly rare and sought after. Although many of these shirts survived the humid temperatures of the Philippines, not many survived the test of time and they are seldom encountered. The shirt is named to Dennis inside the collar, like his other uniform pieces. Only 3 buttons remain on the shirt and even though they are mismatched, they appear to have been sewn on the shirt during the period. There are 2 repairs, one is an approximately 8" tear that on the side and another 3" tear on the lower front. Both tears are repaired with the same thread and appear to be period. The shirt does exhibit heavy mothing, especially near the bottom, however, the shirt remains intact and durable. (D) Dennis' light blue USMC overcoat with scarlet red lining. Just like the tunic and shirt, this accoutrement is also named to Dennis inside the collar. The overcoat is complete with all of its original USMC buttons and is nearly untouched by moths, as there are only a few visible nips near the bottom of the coat. (E) Another rare pieces is Dennis' Pattern 1897 hat with the desirable white cover complete with a bronze EGA. The hat is missing its leather chinstrap but retains both of the side buttons. The brim has warped but there are no severe cracks or splits in the leather. The sweatband is stiff and there is little separation from the frame. There is discoloration on the white cover from aging. (F) Pattern 1892 epaulettes that are unsurprisingly named to Dennis. Both of the epaulettes are for the left shoulder, and when flipped it is revealed that each epaulette was manufactured by a different maker. Despite not matching the most important similarity is that they both exhibit evidence of Dennis' name on the reverse. Both epaulettes are complete and only exhibit minor blemishes. (G) M1898 canvas leggings that are both named to Dennis on the interior. The leather straps are stiff and the leggings exhibit tarnishing as they were most likely worn heavily during Dennis' time overseas. (H) Lastly, there is an extensive file of paperwork regarding Dennis' life from his birth in 1879 till his death on December 19, 1972. The file is mostly copies of service documents which include his enlistment papers, overview of his assignments, discharge papers, and more. There are even copies of his written account of his time during his time in the Marine Corps. There is one original document, which is his discharge document from 1905. This is an incredible named grouping to a Marine who served during one of the United States' smaller but prominent conflicts. Early US Marine Crops groupings are sought after and seldom come to market, especially groups that contain a uniform this complete with almost every piece being named to the same Marine. CONDITION: Overall very good. JLD

LOT OF 2: 1890S-1920S ELLSWORTH & THAYER HORSE FUR SLEIGH RIDING COAT AND WORLD WAR I ERA RAIN COAT.

Lot #3026 (Sale Order 26 of 385)

Lot consists of: (A) Circa late 1890s-1920s horse fur coat. The coat is beautifully constructed of horse fur with a warm quilt style lining. The front features 4 toggle buttons on each side that give the coat a double breasted look. The armpits are reinforced with leather and are connected to the elegantly lined striped sleeves that end with an elastic cuff. The coat features 2 exterior slant pockets and 1 interior pocket that features a manufacturer tag. The tag is marked "Ellsworth & Thayer Mfg. Co. / Milwaukee". There is some fraying on the liner towards the bottom. The coat exhibits slight fur loss in areas but remains intact and sturdy. CONDITION: Very good. (B) Circa 1918-1919 black civilian raincoat that consigner states was worn by a US Navy officer during World War I. The coat retains its manufacture tag inside the collar. The tag reads "Hogan Rubber Company New York". The coat features 2 exterior slant pockets and is missing all of the exterior buttons. The pockets exhibit separation on the interior of the coat and have been reinforced with glue and rubber. The coat remains supple. CONDITION: Good. JLD

LOT OF 3: 2 P1904 USMC DRESS TUNICS AND 1 P1894 DRESS BLUE TUNIC.

Lot #3027 (Sale Order 27 of 385)

Lot consists of (A) USMC P1894 dress blue tunic with machine sewn corporal chevrons on each arm. There are no USMC quartermaster markings but the tunic is named to "Crossman" inside the right sleeve. The tunic retains all of its original USMC metal buttons which are marked "Horstman / Phila" on the reverse. Very clean with a few scattered moth nips. The tunic is accompanied by a period white leather belt. CONDITION: Very good. (B) USMC P1904 enlisted special full dress tunic. The tunic is stamped by the USMC Quartermaster's Depot in the sleeve and is dated 1903-1904. The name "Adams" is hand written inside the collar. Remnants of thread from the quartermaster tag remain in the collar. The tunic retains all but two of its original USMC metal buttons which are marked "Horstman / Philadelphia" on the reverse. Very clean and nearly untouched by moths. CONDITION: Excellent (C) USMC P1904 enlisted special full dress tunic that was altered to appear as an Indian Wars M1855 tunic. The tunic is stamped by the USMC Quartermaster's Depot in the sleeve and is dated 1910-1911. The original USMC buttons were replaced by US Army eagle buttons which are marked by various manufacturers on the reverse. One of the replaced buttons is missing. Very clean with a few scattered moth nips. CONDITION: Very good. JLD

US MARINE CORPS PATTERN 1904 OFFICER JACKET.

Lot #3028 (Sale Order 28 of 385)

Desirable US Marine Corps Pattern 1904 jacket. This style of jacket was used from the late 1800s through the early 1900s by the Marine Corps. The jacket resembles earlier style uniforms such as the M1872 officer's sack coat but is even closer to the Pattern 1892 jacket. As with all pattern 1892 uniforms, the collar was rounded. For the Pattern 1904 jackets, the distinction lies in the collar, as the Pattern 1904 jacket was constructed of a higher cornered collar with 2 neck fastener devices. This example has the correct higher cornered collar with the neck fastener devices, details of which are consistent with the Pattern 1904 uniform regulations. The jacket features exquisite mohair braid trim with 5 toggle button style front closures. There is a mohair braid button missing on the left epaulette. Black cotton is used to elegantly line the interior around 2 interior pockets and the sleeves, which are lined with white cotton. There is 1 4" tear in the lining that is otherwise intact. There is no evidence of intense fraying, even around the heavy wear areas. Overall a very clean piece of US Marine Corps regalia. CONDITION: Very good. JLD

EXTRAORDINARY 1893 WEST POINT ACADEMY USMA GOLD RING FOR GEN. K.W. WALKER.

Lot #3029 (Sale Order 29 of 385)

Extraordinarily fine and rare West Point Academy USMA Class of 1893 ring by J.E. Caldwell & Co. in 14k yellow gold, originally presented to General Kenzie Wallace Walker. Ring is original and complete, set with an oval carnelian reverse-carved intaglio wax seal measuring 16x14mm. Named inside shank with hand engraved "K.W. Walker. '93.". Also marked with impressed "14kt J.E.C. & Co.". Gross weight 13.6 grams. Finger size 8. West Point Academy currently exhibits a very worn 1893 example online as part of the USMA digital collection. This particular ring being offered is perhaps the finest example known to exist. The third son of Dr. William W. Walker, Jr. and Nancy E. A. Routh, Kenzie was born in Schulenburg, Fayette county, Texas on Christmas day, 1870. After completion of grade school in Schulenburg, he was appointed to The United States Military Academy at West Point, New York on the 16th of June 1888. He graduated from the USMA on the 12th of June 1893, when he was commissioned as a 2nd Lieutenant of Cavalry and assigned to the 9th United States Cavalry. From 30 September 1893 to 20 April 1898, Kenzie served in the Department of the Platte (Fort McKinney, Wyoming and Fort Robinson, Nebraska). While serving on this tour of duty, he married Miss Helen Hobart Whitman on 17 October 1895 in Worcester, Massachusetts. Helen was the daughter of Ephriam Whitman and Augustine S. Nash. Kenzie's 9th Cavalry Regiment was ordered to to Chickamauga, Park, Georgia on 20 April 1898. Then on to Port Tampa, Florida and finally to Cuba with the 5th Army Corps. He served in The Campaign of Santiago de Cuba and in The Battle of San Juan, July 1, 1898 alongside Teddy Roosevelt's "Rough Riders." Kenzie was cited for gallantry for his actions during this battle. (Kenzie's father, Dr. William W. Walker, Jr. (1844-1901) raised a company of volunteers to form Troop G (aka the Schulenburg Cavalry) after the Spanish-American War broke out. He was commissioned as a Captain at the Texas State Capitol on the 5th of May 1898. The 1st Texas Cavalry Regiment was not destined to see action in Cuba, however and this was a bitter disappointment for Dr. Walker. He then wired the Surgeon General of the Army and offered his services as a surgeon and requested assignment in Cuba. On 13 August 1898, Dr. Walker was ordered to report to Tampa, Florida to take the first available transport to Santiago, Cuba. Upon arriving in Cuba, Dr. Walker was assigned to duty on General William R. Schafter's staff and then to General Henry W. Lawton's staff. After serving actively in the field, he was reassigned to General Bates' staff and ordered to accompany 164 sick and wounded men of the 1st Illinois Infantry Regiment on board the troopship S.S. Berlin on its return trip to Camp Wikoff at Montauk Point on Long Island, New York. While on board the S.S. Berlin, Walker chanced to meet his son Kenzie who bore an amazing resemblance to his father.) 2Lt. Kenzie Walker then returned to the United States at (Montauk Point) and was ordered to the Department of the Colorado (Fort Du Chesne, Utah), 10 October 1898 and was promoted to 1st Lt. of Cavalry on the 2nd of March 1899. He served as 1st Lt. of Cavalry, 9th Cavalry, 2 March 1899, then Squadron Adjutant, 9th Cavalry 20 April 1899. His resignation as Squadron Adjutant was accepted 23 July: Assigned to Troop F, 24 July 1900; Sailed with Regiment from San Francisco for the Philippines on the 16th of August 1900. With Regiment in Southern Luzon until 30 April 1891. Kenzie and Helen's daughter, Dorothy was born on the 27th of October 1900 while her father was serving in the Philippines. Kenzie was promoted to Captain, 15th Cavalry, on the 17th of February 1901 and joined 15th Cavalry at the Presidio of San Francisco, California on 18 August 1901. Appointed Regimental Commissary on 19 August 1901 and served as such to 9 October 1902. He was then assigned to Troop B. On 9 October 1902, again sailed with the Regiment for the Philippines on 16 December 1902, and served with it in the Sulu Islands until its return to the US in November 1903. Kenzie commanded the post of Bongao and Tawi, Tawi group of islands, from 10 Jan 1902 to 30 July 1903. He then served with the 15th Cavalry Regiment in Department of the East (At Fort Myer, Va. and Fort Ethan Allen, Vermont) from 20 December 1903 to 3 October 1906: Regimental Commissary from 1 June 1904 to 15 March 1907; left Newport News with Regiment for Cuba on 7 October 1906 and served with same to 19 December 1907; assigned to Troop A on 9 March 1907; with Troop to 19 December 1907; detailed as Paymaster on the 21st of December 1907, and at Headquarters, Army of Cuban Pacification from that date until 30 June 1908. Click here to see the full description.

LOT OF 2: USMC M1875 KEPI AND USMC PATTERN 1904 VISOR HAT

Lot #3030 (Sale Order 30 of 385)

Lot consists of: (A) USMC M1875 Kepi with correct eagle chinstrap buttons and EGA. These kepis were worn by Marines from the 1870s-1890s and are very hard to find complete. The leather chinstrap exhibits various cracks but remains in one piece. The brim exhibits several scratches and but the stitching remains tight. Slight oxidation on the EGA. The interior contains the original maker label which is now illegible. The leather sweatband has mostly separated from the kepi with about 25% still attached. There are a few moth nips but the kepi is clean overall. CONDITION: Very good. (B) Pattern 1904 Enlisted Man's blue cap with chinstrap and trenched Pattern 1892 EGA. The leather chinstrap exhibits various cracks but remains in 1 piece. The brim exhibits several scratches and but the stitching remains tight. The leather sweatband remains attached with slight separation but exhibits various holes and rips while remaining pliable. The initials "J.A.S" are written on the sweatband. There are a few moth nips but the cap is clean overall. CONDITION: Very good. JLD

LOT OF 7: WORLD WAR I - WORLD WAR II USMC HEADGEAR.

Lot #3031 (Sale Order 31 of 385)

Lot consists of: (A) Pattern 1922 Service Cap with white cover and late 1930 style EGA without longitude lines. The cover has yellowed over time. The brim and chinstrap have several scratches and the sweatband has almost completely separated from the hat, as there are only 3 stitches keeping it attached. CONDITION: Good. (B) USMC Iceland Marines fur hat. There are a few scattered moth nips but the hat does not exhibit any fur loss. There is no evidence of an EGA being attached. CONDITION: Very good. (C) USMC M1907 winter hat. No visible blemishes. CONITION: Excellent. (D) CCC cold weather hat manufactured by "Bernard Greenberg & Co.". The hat retains its original spec tag and is marked as size 7 - 1/4". No visible blemishes. CONDITION: Excellent. (E) World War II USMC green cover with a few moth nips. CONDITION: Very good. (F) World War II USMC khaki cover named to "Pauly, A.J." CONDITION: Very good. (G) World War II USMC dress blue cover with a few moth nips. CONDITION: Good. JLD

LOT OF 4: USMC CAMPAIGN HATS

Lot #3032 (Sale Order 32 of 385)

Lot consists of (A) P1912 USMC Service hat contained in original box. The hat features the characteristics of a genuine P1912 hat which include a 3" brim folded over with 2 rows of stitching and 3 vents in the crown, no rear vent. The EGA was attached to the front vent for both officers and enlisted. The hat retains its original leather sweatband and is marked a size 7 - 1/2". Overall very clean with a few slight blemishes. CONDITION: Excellent. (B) World War II era USMC campaign hat. This hat is thicker in density and has a non stitched brim with 4 vents in the crown. The hat is named to "Thomas J Duffy", dated "APR 25, 1912", and marked as a size 7 - 1/8". under the sweatband. The leather sweatband shows some stains from wear but remains supple with some separation in the stitching. One significant stain on the front brim. CONDITION: Very good. (C) USMC campaign hat stamped by the USMC Quartermaster Depot dated "1917-1918". The hat features 2 rows of stitching on the brim and 3 vents in the crown, along with grommets on the brim for a chinstrap which was regulated from 1916-1920. Complete with leather sweatband that is cracked in several areas and is marked size 7 - 1/4". Clean overall. CONDITION: Very Good. (D) World War I USMC campaign hat. The hat features five rows of stitching on the brim and four vents in the crown along with grommets on the brim for a chinstrap. The hat is marked under the leather sweatband "Ferry Hat MFG. Co. / Contract No. 219-N / New York" and there is also a USMC tag under the sweatband. 219-N is a late war manufacturing number for Ferry Hat Co. Sweatband has some leather loss, but remains supple. Hat exhibits a few holes and blemishes. CONDITION: Good. JLD

LOT OF 3: 2 WORLD WAR I USMC BELL CROWN HATS AND 1 USMC P1923 VISOR HAT.

Lot #3033 (Sale Order 33 of 385)

Lot consists of: (A) Dress blue USMC P1912 Bell Crown hat with period correct P1914 bronze EGA device to front. The cover is very clean, exhibiting only one small moth nip on the top. The leather brim and chin strap exhibit cracking and scratches. The brown faux sweatband is stitched to the body of the hat and remains unsoiled. There is some separation towards the brim. The bamboo stiffener remains unblemished and sturdy. The hat retains its original size tag and is marked as a size 7 - 1/2". CONDITION: Overall excellent. (B) Khaki USMC P1912 Bell Crown hat with period correct EGA. The cover is very clean, exhibiting only a few slight stains and blemishes. The leather brim is stiff and the chinstrap has broken on the left side. The brown faux sweatband is missing but the basket weaved stiffener remains sturdy. CONDITION: Overall good. (C) USMC P1923 visor hat with period correct EGA. The cover is very clean, exhibiting only a few small moth nips and stains. The leather brim and sweatband remain pliable and only exhibit a few scuffs. The leather sweatband is excellent with no separation or soiling. The sweatband is marked on the reverse "Philadelphia Uniform Co. / Successors to / Jos. N. Susskind & Co. Inc. / Contract No. 248 - Jan 15, 1923". The hat remains sturdy and retains its original shape. CONDITION: Overall excellent. JLD

LOT OF 2: US WORLD WAR I M1910 CANTEEN WITH M1912 EGA SNAP COVER AND M1910 EGA SNAP CARTRIDGE BELT.

Lot #3034 (Sale Order 34 of 385)

Lot consists of: (A) WWI P1912 U.S. Marine Corps Canteen Cover with EGA Snaps and 1918 dated canteen and cup. The cover is the correct early olive green color with contrasting khaki trim. The belt hook is mounted high on the back which was the style that was adopted by the Marine Corps. The cover is very clean and only exhibits slight blemishes and wear while the USMC snaps are intact and functional. The canteen is marked "US / AGM Co / 1918" and is contained in the cover with a cup that is marked "U.S. / L.F. & C. / 1918". The cup and canteen exhibit typical signs of wear including scratches, scuffs, and dents. Overall very good. (B) Unmarked khaki M1909 nine pocket cartridge belt with EGA snaps and distinctive wrinkled bottom with single grommets. These belts were the precursor to the M1910 belts and were used by the Marines from 1909-1912. Some of the EGA snaps are tarnished but all are properly functioning. The belt exhibits some tarnishing and fraying. CONDITION: Overall good. JLD

LOT OF 12: US WORLD WAR I CARTRIDGE BELTS, PACKS, AND GEAR

Lot #3035 (Sale Order 35 of 385)

Lot consists of: (A) World War I M1912 Cavalry Bandolier Cartridge Belt marked "U.S.MC. / 1918 / E.F.W". The belt features 12 pockets that could hold .30-06 stripper clips and 3 pockets in the center for .45 ACP ammunition. Slight blemishes. (B) World War I M1910 cartridge belt faintly marked "MILLS". The belt exhibits blemishes and a small tear on the far left pouch. (C) World War I M1910 cartridge belt marked "MILLS" and dated 1918. The belt is also stamped "USMC" on the back. Slight blemishes. (D) World War I M1910 cartridge belt marked "MILLS 1918" and named to "C.E. Carrigan" in 3 places on the back. scattered blemishes and oxidation. (E) World War I M1910 cartridge belt marked "RUSSEL JUNE 1918" under the flap and on the belt. Slight blemishes. (F) 1907 dated bandolier containing 60 Ball cartridges of .30 caliber ammo for the 1898 Krag Rifle. The pouches are sewn shut. Very clean overall. (G) World War I grenade vest with illegible stamp on the back. Very clean overall. (H) M1910 haversack, appears to be marked "BOYT". Scattered blemishes. (I) M1910 haversack stamped with various names. Slight blemishes, clean overall. (J) Khaki M1910 haversack tail carrier marked "USMC". (K) OD M1910 haversack tail carrier marked "USMC" with illegible name. (L) World War I trench mirror attachment for rifles. Clouded glass. All gear exhibits blemishes from service wear, some are cleaner than others. CONDITION: Good-excellent. JLD

LOT OF US WORLD WAR I UTENSILS, BRUSHES, POCKET KNIVES, AND TINS

Lot #3036 (Sale Order 36 of 385)

Lot consists of various pieces of World War I era field gear. The lot includes 4 forks, 8 spoons, and 5 knives totaling 17 utensils. Some are marked "U.S." while others are marked "U.S.M.C". There are 3 pocket knives, 1 is marked "Imperial / PROV. R.I. USA", another is marked "PAL BLADE CO. / MADE . IN U.S.A", and the third is marked "U.S. Marine Corps" There is a shaving kit and other shaving accessories including field mirrors, foot powder, tooth brush, soap container with 2 bars of soap, 2 brushes, a whistle, 1917 dated bible, complete sewing kit, and 2 first aid kits. The more desirable pieces of the lot are the food tins, including 1 M1910 condiment tin which is marked "American Can Company" and is empty. 1 ration tin is a M1916 bacon tin and is marked "Model of 1916." There are 2 full hard bread containers that have never been opened. They are marked "Hard Bread / 8 OZ. / U.S.Q.M.C" These tins are hard to find unopened. All pieces in this lot exhibit blemishes from service wear and age. CONDITION: Fair-very good. JLD

US WWI USMC M1912 SUMMER WEIGHT TUNIC WITH EXQUISITE BEADED 2ND DIVISION PATCH.

Lot #3037 (Sale Order 37 of 385)

USMC M1912 enlisted man's khaki service blouse with Gunnery Sergeant chevron and beautiful glass beaded 2nd Division Indianhead patch. The tunic exhibits a wonderfully made 2nd Division patch which is hand sewn to the tunic. The patch is either theatre or Native American made based off of the construction. It is constructed with a diamond shaped khaki backing in the form and glass beads that form the 2nd Marine Division star and Indianhead. The beads are European made and appear to be floor sweeps with varying shapes and sizes. Floor sweep beads were swept up and later sold to Native Americans, who used the beads for designs on their clothing. The diamond shape and blue star indicate that this Marine was attached to the 3rd Battalion of the 6th Marine Regiment. There is some bead loss, which reveals the original inked design of the star underneath the beads. Despite the bead loss, the patch is wonderfully constructed and highlights the tunic. Below the 2nd Division patch, is a machine sewn Gunnery Sergeant chevron, which is mirrored on the opposite arm. The chevrons exhibit wool loss on the stripes, but are nonetheless in good condition. The tunic is complete with all of its original USMC buttons. The interior is stamped with the name "V.T. Linthacum" and is stamped as a size "4M". The tunic exhibits light staining throughout, but all of the attention is drawn to the beaded patch. This is a nice, named tunic with a desirable and seldom encountered patch. CONDITION: Good. JLD

LOT OF 6: WWI ERA USMC OFFICER RIDING TROUSERS, BOOTS, BELT, LEGGINGS, AND SADDLE BAGS.

Lot #3038 (Sale Order 38 of 385)

Lot consists of (A) Pair of fine quality World War I era USMC officer's riding trousers made by United Garment Workers of America. The pants have a functional zipper fly and are very clean exhibiting no major blemishes. CONDITION: Excellent. (B) High quality World War I British style USMC officer's riding boots. The boots exhibit regular wear with scuffs, light cracks, and creasing, however the leather remains supple and clean. CONDITION: Very good. (C) Pair of World War I era "US" marked USMC officer's leather leggings. The leather exhibits scattered blemishes and scratches but remains pliable. CONDITION: Very good. (D) Mule pack saddle bags made from M1941 knapsacks dated 1952-53. CONDITION: Good. (E) Unmarked US saddle bags constructed of canvas and leather. The leather exhibits stains and creasing but remains pliable. The canvas bags exhibit stains and wear. CONDITION: Good. (F) Fine quality World War I era Sam Brown belt assembly. The leather exhibits light cracking and creasing but remains pliable. CONDITION: Very good. JLD

LOT OF 7: 2 PAIRS OF US WORLD WAR I BOOTS AND 5 PAIRS OF LEGGINGS

Lot #3039 (Sale Order 39 of 385)

Lot consists of (A) Pair of World War I US Army issue hobnail boots. Both have "7 E 8" carved inside at the ankle. There are also illegible markings on the sole of the boots. The boots are a dark brown leather, and are constructed with steel in the toe of the sole, and are hobnailed across the sole. The boots feature 7 brass eyelets with the remnants of leather laces contained in the left boot. The leather is stiff but there are no holes or cracks. CONDITION: Fair. (B) Pair of World War I US Army issue M1917 style cap toe boots. Both have "9 D" carved inside at the ankle There are also illegible markings on the sole of the boots. The boots are brown leather, are constructed with leather soles, and have nailed heels. The boots feature 7 brass eyelets complete with laces. The boots each have Dr. Scholl's Foot Eazer inserts contained inside. The leather exhibits heavy wear but there are no holes or cracks. CONDITION: Very good. (C) 4 pairs of World War I canvas leggings and 1 pair of buckles for World War II double buckle boots. 2 pairs of leggings have USMC stamps and another is stamped with an illegible name. Some are very clean while others exhibit scattered blemishes. CONDITION: Good-very good. JLD

WWI ERA USMC UNIFORM, PHOTO, AND EPHEMERA GROUPING

Lot #3040 (Sale Order 40 of 385)

World War I Era uniform and ephemera grouping that is attributed to Floyd McAllister. Corporal Floyd McAllister first served in the US Army during the First World War possibly with Company F, 353rd Infantry, 89th Division. The records are sparse but, it appears his service dates would be from 1917-1919. He later joined the Marine Corps for a second enlistment in the 1920s. The lot includes McAllister's dress blue tunic and pants. The tunic is stamped by the USMC Quartermaster's Depot in the sleeve and dated "1922-1923". The trousers are also stamped with an illegible date. The tunic corporal chevrons on each arm and a pair of screw back EGAs on the collar. Both tunic and trouser retain their original USMC buttons. Slight stains, but the set is very clean overall. The uniform is complete with McAllister's dress blue cover and a riker mount containing various replacement buttons and a Good Conduct Medal. Also included are 3 overseas hats, 1 is a wool USMC hat complete with EGA, another is a post-World War I marked "Top Flighter", and the third is a red VFW hat with EGA. There are 2 photo albums with the group. The larger album mostly contains the photo archives of the McAllister family and the smaller album contains more military related photos. Along with the photo albums are a few books pertaining to the US Marine Corps. There are also 3 framed "yard long" photos which are dated between 1921-1923. Lastly, there is a silk 48 star flag. The albums and other ephemera exhibits blemishes that are typical of old paper. CONDITION: All items range from fair-very good condition. JLD

WORLD WAR I US ARMY UNIFORM AND EQUIPMENT KIT

Lot #3041 (Sale Order 41 of 385)

Lot consists of a World War I US Army set. (A) World War I US Army tunic complete with all original general issue eagle buttons and marked as a size 38R. Very clean overall. (B) World War I US Army trousers complete with all original U.S. Army marked buttons and dated "Nov 2, 1917" on the spec tag. Very clean overall. (C) World War I US Army 3 button shirt complete with all original plastic buttons. Scattered blemishes. (D) World War I US Army overcoat with original general issue eagle buttons. Some stains and moth holes. (E) World War I overseas hat with USMC screw back EGA in good condition. (F) Pair of World War I canvas leggings dated 1918. The rest of the lot includes various uniform accessories that would be worn/carried by the typical World War I soldier. These include: belt, wool sweater vest, wool gloves, a wool cap, wool socks, a mess kit in carry bag, handkerchief, pistol belt, leg wrappings and first aid pouch marked "R.I.A. 1918". Some pieces are clean with no blemishes while others display stains and imperfections. CONDITION: Fair-very good. JLD

WORLD WAR I USMC 1ST MARINE AVIATION FORCE UNIFORM TUNIC

Lot #3042 (Sale Order 42 of 385)

World War I USMC 1st Marine Aviation Force P1917 wool tunic. The tunic is unmarked and does not exhibit any size or manufacture markings. The left shoulder displays a multipiece felt on wool USMC aviation roundel that is machine sewn to the tunic. The felt circles were layered on top of each other and then hand stitched together in order to create the roundel on the patch. This design was used during World War I and into the early post-War period by the US Marine Corps. These roundels were usually painted on the fuselage of US Marine Corps aircraft and often depicted a US Army Air Service World War I style tri-color roundel with an anchor and eagle. The tunic is missing collar insignia but retains all of its metal buttons. The buttons are US Army general service eagle buttons, some of which are sewn to the tunic with different thread. Some of the buttons may have separated from the tunic and were then resewn. It was not uncommon for Marines to utilize Army uniforms during World War I. The tunic remains unsoiled and unblemished as there are no rips, stains, or moth nips. CONDITION: Overall excellent. JLD

LOT OF 11: WORLD WAR I USMC UNIFORM PIECES

Lot #3043 (Sale Order 43 of 385)

Lot consists of (A) Fine quality World War I M1917 tunic with USMC EGA buttons. There is an illegible name stamped inside the collar. The tunic retains all of its USMC buttons. There are several repairs, especially around the upper back as it appears that a few holes were patched. CONDITION: Good. (B) Pattern 1922 USMC Dress Blue tunic dated "1928-29" and marked as a size "3M" in the sleeve. The tunic is named to 2 marines, "Faber, C.L." in the left sleeve, and "Paquin, P.R." 3 times in the left sleeve. The tunic retains all of its original USMC buttons. There are slight blemishes including some small moth nips. CONDITION: Very good. (C) High condition World War I USMC forest green five button wool shirt. The shirt retains all of its original plastic buttons and exhibits slight stains. CONDITION: Excellent. (D) World War I USMC forest green trousers named to "Richard H. Silvola", dated "1918-1919" and marked as a size "4-L" in the waist. The trousers retain all of their original USMC buttons and exhibit no visible blemishes. CONDITION: Excellent. (E) World War I USMC forest green trousers dated "1918-1919" and marked as a size "2-M" in the waist. The trousers retain all of their original USMC buttons and exhibit a few small moth nips. CONDITION: Very good. (F) World War I era USMC blanket. Scattered moth nips. CONDITION: Very good. (G) Group of World War I USMC undergarments including long underwear, underwear, socks, and handkerchief. Most pieces have yellowed with age and exhibit scattered staining. CONDITION: Fair-good. JLD

ID'D WORLD WAR I USMC BROTHERS UNIFORM AND DOG TAG GROUP

Lot #3044 (Sale Order 44 of 385)

World War I US Marine Corps brothers grouping consisting a of Patten 1917 tunic and trousers, and a pair of Pattern 1912 khaki trousers named to Wendell L. Onstine with dog tags from his brother Everett Ervine Onstine. Pvt. Wendell L. Onstine joined the Marine Corps in Dec. 1917 and was trained at the new West Coast Recruit Depot in San Diego and Naval Air Station before joining the First Marine Aviation Force and serving in France with the American Expeditionary Forces. His brother, Everett Ervine Onstine, was born in Flandreau, South Dakota on August 5, 1896. Onstine enlisted in the US Marine Corps on July 25, 1918 at the age of 21, and served for about 8 months until he was discharged on March 25, 1919. After the war, Onstine resided in Minneapolis, Minnesota and rests there today. The tunic is unmarked but retains all of its original USMC buttons and is very clean overall, showing no evidence of moth nips or tarnishing. There is some separation on the interior around the sleeves, where the sleeve lining has come loose as well as a small tear in the lining towards the lower back. The trousers are stamped by the USMC Quartermaster Depot and are dated "1918-1919" with a "3-M" size stamp. There are no missing buttons. The trousers are in matching condition to the tunic, as there is no evidence of mothing or tarnishing. All buttons are present. There are scattered stains but the trousers are not tarnished. CONDITION: Good. The set is complete with Everette Onstine's dog tags which are secured to the epaulette. This is a very well preserved set. CONDITION: Excellent. JLD Paperwork: VA Letter

ID'D WWII USAAF 341ST BOMB GROUP 491ST BOMB SQUADRON A-2 FLIGHT JACKET

Lot #3045 (Sale Order 45 of 385)

Fantastic WWII USAAF Type A-2 flight jacket that is ID'D to Staff Sergeant Chester R. Bigelow. Born in 1915, Bigelow would grow up through the great depression and find work as a machine operator. When World War II broke out, Bigelow enlisted in the Army Air Forces and was assigned to the 491st Bomb Squadron of the 341st Bomb Group as an Armorer/Gunner. The 341st Bomb Group was activated in India during 1942 and operated B-25 Mitchells. The group engaged Japanese forces throughout the duration of the war and compiled an impressive combat record. The exterior of the jacket boasts theater made patches that are constructed of thin leather with hand painted squadron insignia. The left breast displays a leather name strip with the name “C.R. Bigelow” with the Chinese translation underneath. Below the name strip there is a 491st Bomb squadron patch while the right breast exhibits a 14th Air Force patch that depicts the famous “flying tiger”. There is ghost stitching around both patches suggesting that the jacket was reissued. The left shoulder displays a hand made leather CBI patch, and the right shoulder displays a hand made leather Army Air Corps patch. There is no artwork on the reverse but there is evidence that a multi piece blood chit was once sewn to the back of the jacket. The interior of the jacket is in excellent condition and displays two blood chits. On the wearer’s left, there is a blood chit with a US flag and several translations. On the wearer’s right there is a theater made leather blood chit depicting the Chinese Nationalist flag with a message written in Chinese below. Both chits are sewn to the jacket at the bottom and both sides so the wearer could use the chits as functioning pockets. The jacket retains its original liner and specification tag and is marked as a size 40. Bigelow is listed on the 491st BS roster and a picture of him wearing this A-2 can be found on rshonor.org with the rest of his B-25 crew. CONDITION: The jacket is in overall great condition. The leather is soft and pliable, there are no tears, the original Talon zipper is functioning, and the cuffs are original to the jacket and in perfect condition. This is a great example of a WWII A-2 jacket that has service history with a renowned bomb group. JD

LOT OF 5: 2 WORLD WAR I BRODIE HELMETS, 1 M1917 KELLY HELMET, AND 2 WORLD WAR II USMC PITH HELMETS

Lot #3046 (Sale Order 46 of 385)

Lot consists of (A) High condition M1917 helmet marked "NHX" under the rim. The helmet exhibits almost all of its original sawdust textured paint with a few scattered chips and scratches. The original liner remains intact and is secured to the helmet with correct P17 bales. The liner is perfectly preserved, the leather is soft and pliable, the wool is intact, netting is secured, and the helmet even retains its original tag. CONDITION: Excellent. (B) Mark I Brodie helmet with smooth green paint and bronze EGA marked "ZE44" under the rim. The paint exhibits various blemishes and there is light surface rust. The original liner remains intact and is secured to the helmet with larger British style rivets. The liner is nicely preserved, the leather is soft and pliable, the wool is intact, and the rubber doughnut remains in place under the wool. The chinstrap exhibits cracking. CONDITION: Good. (C) M1917a1 Kelly helmet marked "5A" under the rim. The helmet retains almost all of its original sawdust textured paint and is complete with the original liner, chin strap and the small leather skull pad. The leather remains soft and pliable. CONDITION: Excellent. (D) World War II green fiber sun helmet dated "Aug 9, 1943" and named to "Poole" on the interior. Liner is intact, slight scratches and scuffs, one small tear on the interior. CONDITION: Very good. (E) World War II USN marked fiber sun helmet. Liner is intact and there are scattered scratches and scuffs. CONDITION: Very good. JLD

LOT OF 3: US WORLD WAR I M1917 TRENCH KNIFE AND 2 M1917 BOLO KNIVES.

Lot #3047 (Sale Order 47 of 385)

Lot consists of: (A) World War I M1917 Knife with original scabbard. Triangular shaped blade with 3 significant lines on each side from being removed from scabbard. Tip is dulled and there is evidence of sharpening. Wood gripped with finger grooves and D guard with 7 pyramid shaped projections sticking out of the of the D guard. Top of the guard is marked "U.S. / L.F.&C. / 1917". The knife is complete with its iron and green painted leather scabbard that displays the faint markings "JEWELL 1918". CONDITION: Very good. (B) World War I Model 1917 Bolo Knife, complete with original metal scabbard. The knife is marked "Plumb / Phila / 1918" on the obverse ricasso and "U.S. / Mod 1917" on the reverse ricasso. The blade exhibits wear to the original dark finish is free of chips, nicks, or active rust. The wood grips show age and carrying wear, with typical indentations in the wood. The scabbard is marked "U.S. / L.F & C.-1918" and retains most of its original green paint. CONDITION: Very good. (C) World War I Model 1917 Bolo Knife with canvas scabbard. The knife is marked "Plumb / St. Louis on the obverse ricasso and "U.S.M.C" on the reverse ricasso. The blade exhibits wear and has lost most of its original dark finish. There are several scratches and areas with pitting. The wood grips show age and carrying wear, with typical indentations in the wood. The canvas scabbard is marked "Brauer Bros. / 1918" and was painted dark green. The knife has trouble fitting into the scabbard. CONDITION: Fair. JLD Blade Length: (A) 8 - 1/4" (B) 10 - 1/4" (C) 10" Overall Length: (A) 13 - 1/2" (B) 15" (C) 14 - 3/4"

LOT OF 5: US WORLD WAR I - WORLD WAR II BAYONETS WITH EXTRA SCABBARD

Lot #3048 (Sale Order 48 of 385)

Lot consists of: (A) Remington model 1917 bayonet with green painted leather and metal scabbard. The bayonet is marked "1917 Remington" on the left ricasso and "US" on the left ricasso with flaming bomb and eagle head proofs. The blade exhibits a gray patina and the tip is dull. The wood gripped handle exhibits slight scratches. CONDITION: Very good. (B) M1905 Springfield bayonet with khaki canvas scabbard. The blade is arsenal blackened for post-World War I use and is marked "RIA / 1911" with a flaming bomb ordnance stamp on the left ricasso and "US / 199625" on the right ricasso. The blade retains most of its arsenal blackened finish. The wood grips exhibits scratches and light dents. CONDITION: Very good. (C) M1905 Springfield bayonet with WWII M1 bayonet scabbard. The blade is arsenal blackened for post-World War I use and is marked "SA / 1906" with a flaming bomb ordnance stamp on the left ricasso and "US / 47282" on the right ricasso. The blade retains most of its arsenal blackened finish. The wood grips exhibits scratches and light dents. CONDITION: Very good. (D) Cut down M-7 bayonet with scabbard. The bayonet is marked "SA / 1919" with a flaming bomb ordnance stamp on the left ricasso and "US / UFH / 1061620" on the right ricasso. The blade retains most of its finish with evidence of sharpening. CONDITION: Good. (E) M1905 bayonet fiber scabbard without canvas cover. CONDITION: Good. JLD Blade Length: (A) 17" (B) 16" (C) 16" (D) 10" Overall Length: (A) 21 - 1/2" (B) 20 - 1/2" (C) 20 - 1/2" (D) 14 - 1/2"

LOT OF 2: EARLY USMC RAIN COAT AND EARLY USMC ICELAND MARINES OVERCOAT.

Lot #3049 (Sale Order 49 of 385)

Lot consists of (A) Pre-World War II 1941 dated USMC 1st pattern rain coat named to several marines inside the collar. The coat retains its original specification stamp that reads "U.S.M.C. / Cable Raincoat Co. / September 3, 1941 / Large". The raincoat is named inside the collar "HF Nelson / Artillery John J. Ritacc / U.S.M.C" as well as "C.M. Doyle" on the interior. The coat remains supple with some stiff areas and fraying particularly around the edges. There are a few minor tears, and the coat is heavily stained. CONDITION: Fair. (B) Early World War II USMC Iceland Marines barnstormer coat. The coat is constructed of 2 layers, an outer layer consisting of heavy cotton, and an inner layer with rubberized backing and a fur liner to protect the wearer from cold weather and rain. The coat is stamped "Quartermaster Dep't / U.S. Marine Corps" in between the two layers on the left pocket. The rubberized liner exhibits various cracks. No fur loss to the interior. Outer shell exhibits some stains. CONDITION: Very good. JLD

IDENTIFIED US MARINE CORPS UNIFORM GROUPING WITH DRESS BLUES AND FANTASTIC PATTERN 1912 TUNICS.

Lot #3050 (Sale Order 50 of 385)

Lot consists of 2 sets of USMC dress blues, 2 M1912 summer service tunics, and 4 pairs of gloves all named to M.C. Kuschke. Sgt. Kuschke, joined the Marine Corps in Houston, TX on the 6th of November 1918, on a war enlistment. Kuschke would go on to reenlisted in1921, specifically after “Black Tuesday” on October 29th 1929 at the start of the Great Depression. During his time serving in the US Marine Crops, Kuschke would serve in the marine detachment on the USS Huron, USS Idaho, and USS Pyro. (A) Pattern 1912 enlisted man's dress blue tunic and trousers which are both named to Kuschke. The tunic is stamped by the USMC quartermaster inside the left sleeve and is dated 1909-1910 and marked as a size 1-L. There are machine sewn sergeant chevrons on each arm and hand sewn gun pointer insignia on the bottom of the right sleeve. Complete with a nice set of screw back EGAs. The trousers are not marked. Both tunic and trousers exhibit very little blemishes. CONDITION: Very good. (B) Pattern 1912 enlisted man's dress blue tunic and trousers which are both named to Kuschke. The tunic is stamped by the USMC quartermaster inside the left sleeve and is marked as a size "C-M". The rest of the stamp is illegible, as the lining has been cut out of both sleeves. The tunic has a pierced collar, however the EGAs are missing. There is matching hand sewn gun pointer insignia on the bottom of the right sleeve, just like the first tunic. The trousers are stamped inside the waist and dated "1904-1905" and are marked as a size "1-L". The is in good condition and exhibits ghosting where rank insignia was once present on the arms and there are slight blemishes. The trousers exhibit mothing. CONDITION: Good. (C) High condition M1912 summer service tunic. The tunic retains its original quartermaster label inside the collar and is dated 1918-1919. Kuschke's name is stamped inside the right sleeve. The colors have not faded and the tunic appears unworn. CONDITION: Excellent. (D) High condition M1912 summer service tunic. The tunic retains its original quartermaster label inside the collar and is dated 1918-1919. Kuschke's name is stamped inside the right sleeve, just like the first tunic. The condition mirrors the first tunic, but the only flaw is that this tunic is missing its USMC buttons. CONDITION: Very good. (E) 4 pairs USMC white dress gloves that came with the uniforms. All pairs show discoloration from age. CONDITION: Good. JLD

FANTASTIC USMC 1ST SAMOAN MARINE BATTALION UNIFORM

Lot #3051 (Sale Order 51 of 385)

World War II uniform for the 1st Samoan Marine Battalion. Their uniform consisted of a khaki lava-lava with scarlet border, a white t-shirt, an overseas cap with FSMB patch, and a scarlet sash. The uniform did not include any footwear, as these Marines used their bare feet. A 1st Samoan Marine Battalion patch rank chevrons were sewn to the right lower front of the lava-lava. This set features the scarlet piped khaki lava-lava and is constructed with green and khaki thread. The lava-lava bears the stamped marks "S. Natia 5272" and "Nepo Nepo 6282" on the inside lower corner. There is a 1st Samoan Marine Battalion patch that is hand stitched in a V pattern to the lower corner of the lava-lava. There is slight separation of the stitching and a hole in the top right corner of the patch. The top button is missing. The scarlet sash measures 85" x 4 - 3/8". The color has faded and one end exhibits fraying. This set includes a scarlet open top hat that matches the piping of the lava-lava. The color remains vibrant exhibiting no blemishes. The uniform is accompanied by a copy of US Marine Corps official specifications and general information for the uniform of the Samoan Marines from the USMC Quartermaster files and is dated July 29, 1941. There is another paper included that states this set was sold by Manion Auctions in 1991. CONDITION: Very good. JLD Paperwork: Copy of USMC regulations, reference information

DESIRABLE U.S. MARINE CORPS SADDLE BLANKET.

Lot #3052 (Sale Order 52 of 385)

Rare US Marine Corps Saddle blanket with leather EGA. The saddle blanket is constructed of canvas, with a leather trim, and complete with a leather EGA on either side. These saddle blankets were used by the Marine Corps during the early 1900s all the way through the 1930s and are often seen in photos of the Marine Mounted Detachment in La Paz Centro, Nicaragua during the 1920s as well as the Marines stationed in Peking, China in the 1930s. There are several holes and cracks in the leather trim but it remains supple. The canvas exhibits several stains and blemishes, as this saddle blanket was probably heavily used. The right EGA is worn and the latitude lines and continents are barely visible, while the left EGA remains bold. Despite the blemishes, this is a very nice example of a USMC saddle blanket. Equestrian related USMC items are quite rare and are seldom offered for sale making this a very desirable piece of USMC memorabilia. CONDITION: Good. JLD

LOT OF 7: WORLD WAR II USMC RAIN HAT, FATIGUE HATS, AND DAISY MAE HATS.

Lot #3053 (Sale Order 53 of 385)

Lot consists of (A) World War II USMC rubberized jungle rain hat stamped "U.S.M.C. ARCHER RUBBER Co. NOm-42455 NOVEMBER 30,1943 SIZE 7 3/8". The hat is stiff and exhibits slight tarnishing. CONDITION: Very good. (B) High condition World War II HBT Daisy Mae hat complete with its crisp, legible spec. tag. Very clean example that exhibits no blemishing. CONDITION: Excellent. (C) World War II HBT Daisy Mae hat marked size "6 - 3/4" with illegible laundry number. CONDITION: Very good. (D) World War II USMC fatigue hat made by Bergen Neckware Co. and dated March 26th, 1945. Hat is very clean and complete with spec tag. The stamped EGA remains vibrant. CONDITION: Very good. (E) World War II USMC fatigue hat with washed out spec. tag. Very clean, EGA has faded. CONDITION: Very good. (F) Named World War II fatigue hat. The hat is stamped with the name that appears to be "Claire L. Finlayson / 1st Lt. 0-2007647". The hat is misshapen and exhibits scattered stains. CONDITION: Good. (G) World War II USN HBT ball cap marked size 7 - 1/4". Hat is misshaped and folded in half. CONDITION: Good. JLD

LOT OF 23: USMC AND NAVY WORLD WAR II-COLD WAR HATS

Lot #3054 (Sale Order 54 of 385)

Lot consists of (A) World War II USN green Deck Crew Helmet marked as a size 7 - 1/4. Stamped USN on the chinstrap, minor blemishes. (B) USMC frogskin camouflaged rubberized rain hat with interesting soldier art on under the brim that reads "Suicide Charley Company / R.E. Hart / Butcher 1-5". Minor blemishes. (C) USMC frogskin camouflaged hat constructed with brown thread. scattered blemishes. (D) USAF heavy Field Cap marked size 7 - 3/4". Clean with a few minor blemishes. (E) OD Cotton Field Cap marked as a size 7. Very clean overall. (F) Khaki field cap labeled on tag as "Washable Cap" and marked as a size 7. Very clean overall. (G) M-1951 field cap with washed out tag. No fur loss, slight blemishes. (H) M-1951 field cap with spec tag and named to "Edwards" on the interior and marked as a size 7. No fur loss, clean overall. (I) Unmarked OD Helmet Camouflage Cover. No visible blemishes, clean overall. (J) World War II USN enlisted dress hat marked size 6 - 7/8". No mothing, few blemishes. (K) World War II USN "Halsey Gray" enlisted hat marked size 7 - 1/8". Rare color, few blemishes. (L) 2 USN white enlisted caps. One is heavily tarnished and named around the brim. (M) 2 USMC khaki overseas hats, one has Sterling H&H marked EGA and Major oak leaf cluster. (N) 8 Cold War era USMC hats. Some have stamped EGAs and others are plain. CONDITION: All hats vary from fair-excellent condition. JLD

LOT OF 2: U.S. ARMY EMBROIDERED INSIGNIA ALBUM AND AMERICAN MILITARY INSIGNIA BOOK

Lot #3055 (Sale Order 55 of 385)

Lot consists of: (A) Complete U.S. Army Embroidered Insignia Album. This is the type album that could have been purchased from Patch King or Hobby Guild which was used as a way to stimulate the hobby in order to encourage people to start collecting. The patches could be ordered or collected and glued in the album. This album contains 150+ patches that are glued to 11 pages. The album includes insignia from service commands, bases, divisions, some of which are airborne and other desirable units. Most patches are machine embroidered and unused, while others are constructed differently and show edge wear. The album cover exhibits staining and other blemishes, but the album remains intact. The pages are in good condition with some exhibiting edge wear and small tears. CONDITION: Good. (B) "American Military Insignia" by William Fowler. The book is complete with all of its pages and dust jacket. The dust jacket has some small tears. CONDITION: Very good. JLD

LARGE LOT OF USMC EGAS FROM WORLD WAR I - PRESENT

Lot #3056 (Sale Order 56 of 385)

This is a very extensive lot consisting of 50+ USMC EGAs ranging from WWI to the Cold War era. The EGAs are screw back, pin back, and clutch back and range from collar devices, to cover devices, to miniature pins, and epaulette EGAs. Most of the EGAs are unmarked, while others are marked. Some include a Regulation 1962 cover device marked “JR GAUNT LONDON made in England”, Australian made enlisted pin back collar device set marked “K.O. Luke Melbourne”, enlisted collar device gilt dress “sick eagle” stamped “MADE IN ENGLAND”, and some clutch back marked "H&H". There is an EGA device for shoulder epaulettes constructed of stamped German silver with wire back clasps. There is also a nice matching set of “stipple pattern” 1918-1920 EGAs with brass nuts. Some of the EGAs are earlier unfouled examples and others are fouled examples. The rope appeared around the anchor in 1955 for enlisted men and 1962 for officers. some EGAs exhibit slight tarnishing, others have preserved quite well. CONDITION: Good-excellent. JLD

LARGE LOT OF USMC PATCHES FROM WORLD WAR I-PRESENT

Lot #3057 (Sale Order 57 of 385)

Lot of US Marine Corps patches that date from the World War II era to present. The lot features USMC divisional patches, M.A.C. patches, jacket patches, and modern squadron patches. There are some unique variants of division patches including a Second Marine Division Heart shaped embroidered variant. There are also several felt divisional patch variants including a Second, Fourth, and Fifth Marine Division with nice snowy white cotton back stitching. There are also 2 US Marine Corps jacket pocket patches on felt. Also included is a Marine Raider patch with a snow white thread backing. The patch does not glow under a blacklight. One of the more desirable patches is the Vietnam War Combine Action Company (CAC) patch. The Combined Action Program was a concept that brought together a squad of Marines and a platoon of the Vietnamese Popular Forces, who served as militia units. These patches are quite scarce and desirable. The patch is accompanied by research that was provided by the consigner. There are several modern USMC squadron patches included with the group. Some patches show wear, most appear to have never been sewn to a uniform. CONDITION: Good-excellent. JLD Paperwork: CAC patch write up

LARGE LOT OF USMC UNIT AND RANK PATCHES.

Lot #3058 (Sale Order 58 of 385)

Large lot of USMC patches from World War I through the Cold War. The lot includes FMF-PAC patches, unit patches, rank insignia, and specialty patches. Some patch variants are constructed of felt with nice white cotton thread backing. Others are standard embroidered patches. Some of the rank insignia was cut off of uniforms. Some highlights are different styles of First Marine Brigade Iceland Detachment patches, 1 bullion variant is modern. There are also 2 USMC EGA jacket patches. Also included is a very desirable World War II era US Marine Corps Recruitment patch, which is positioned above the First Marine Brigade Iceland Detachment patches. Two red MP armbands and one DNCO armband are also included. Some patches glow under a blacklight. Most patches exhibit wear while others are well preserved. CONDITION: Good-excellent. JLD

ID'D WORLD WAR II 1ST INFANTRY DIVISION D-DAY VETERAN PURPLE HEART, BRONZE STAR, AND MEDAL GROUPING.

Lot #3059 (Sale Order 59 of 385)

Nice small medal and ephemera grouping that is identified to Herbert N. Buffington who was a member of the 1st Infantry Division. Buffington was born on May 25, 1916 in Harrisburg, Pennsylvania and enlisted in the Army before World War II, as he is mentioned on several transport documents and base assignments in the late 1930s. He was sent from New York to Hawaii in 1936 by way of Fort McDowell in California and is listed then a 3rd Infantry on transport passenger list. When he comes back in 1938 from Schofield Sector to New York, by way of California, he is in list of men who are a part of the 21st Infantry. During World War II, Buffington was assigned to the 1st Infantry Division, a unit with an extensive combat record. He is listed as serving overseas during World War II from August 2nd, 1942, and returning on March 9th, 1945. The First Infantry Division departed the New York Port of Embarkation on August 1st, 1945 in order to prepare for the amphibious assault on North Africa. Buffington is mentioned in a December 16, 1944 newspaper article regarding his actions with the First Infantry Division during the D-Day landings. "Another week of war has brought announcements of more medals and decorations to fighting men from Harrisburg and vicinity. They include: Bronze Star Medals to a group from this section who were among 740 infantrymen of a single battalion of the First Infantry Division so decorated for their heroic achievements on D-Day: Pfc. Herbert H. Buffington, 1923 Moltke street;..." The award for D-Day which was noted in the local paper, mis-transcribed his middle initial as "H" instead of "N", but the street address in the article matches the on his dog tag, ensuring that this is the same man. Buffington was overseas with the unit for most of the war, and appears to have returned to the United States a few months before victory was declared in Europe. He passed away in May of 1983 in Harrisburg, Pennsylvania. The lot includes Buffington's slot brooch, lock catch Purple Heart Medal, which has a thin style, post-World War II engraving. The Purple Heart is contained in a World War II era "coffin" case with a lapel pin and clutch back ribbon bar. The Bronze Star Medal is in a post-World War II box and is adorned with 2 oak leaf clusters and a V for Valor, along with a lapel pin and ribbon bar that matches the medal. The rest of the lot includes Buffington's service medals, Combat Infantry Badge, and marksmanship badge, all of which are 1980s reissues. The medals are complete with corresponding paperwork from the Department of the Army that verify Buffington's awards which is dated 1984. Tying the group together is a portrait photo of Buffington in his 1930s uniform, his ID papers that are dated July 8, 1942, and Buffington's dog tags which verify his address. This is a very nice, documented medal grouping that is worthy of further research. Papers exhibit blemishes that are typical of old ephemera, the medals present well with crisp engravings. CONDITION: Very good JLD

LOT OF 3: M1910 LATHE SPUN SEAMLESS ALUMINUM CANTEEN, 1943 EXPERIMENTAL ETHOCELLULOSE PLASTIC CANTEE

Lot #3060 (Sale Order 60 of 385)

Lot consists of: (A) 3rd pattern, pre-World War I, M1910 seamless aluminum canteen with early square lid. There are no date or company markings with the exception of a few numbers at the base, which is common with canteens produced prior to 1918. No cork liner within the lid. The canteen exhibits various small dents, scratches, and blemishes. CONDITON: Fair. (B) World War II 1943 Experimental Ethocellulose Plastic Canteen produced by Mack Molding Co. During World War Two, the US government attempted to manufacture a plastic canteen using Dow Chemical's Ethocelulose Plastic between mid 1942-1944. These canteens suffered from several problems including stress cracks and the water they contained would taste like the plastic material. The canteen is marked on the bottom "Mack Molding Co. / US / 1943" and is accompanied by a metal canteen cup that is marked "U.S. / Foley MFG CO / 1943" on the handle. The canteen exhibits several scratches and blemishes but no cracks. The cup exhibits various scratches and blemishes. CONDITION: Good. (C) M1942 black porcelain enamel canteen marked "U.S. / S.M. CO. / 1942" on the bottom. These canteens also suffered from problems especially with their resilience including chipped enamel which would result in water contamination. Therefore, these canteens were not in service very long. This example is very clean and only exhibits a few small chips and scratches. CONDITION: Very good. JLD

LOT OF 10: WORLD WAR I - WORLD WAR II USMC M1911 HOLSTERS AND MAGAZINE POUCHES.

Lot #3061 (Sale Order 61 of 385)

Lot consists of: (A) World War I era USMC M1912 swivel holster for the M1911 pistol. The inside of the flap has several stamped names that are illegible and the back has "CPCC / EKX" carved in the letter. The holster exhibits creasing and scratches while remaining pliable. There is cracking around the flap. Brass components exhibit tarnishing. CONDITION: Good. World War II era M1916 holster for the 1911A1 pistol. No visible maker mark. The holster exhibits creasing and scratches while remaining pliable. There is cracking around the flap. CONDITION: Good. (C) World War II era M1916 holster for the 1911A1 pistol. The holster is marked "U.S. / Graton & Knight Co. / 1943 / U.S.M.C.". The holster exhibits creasing and scratches while remaining pliable. There is cracking around the flap. CONDITION: Good. (D) WWII 1911 shoulder holster complete with all straps. The holster is marked USMC / BOYT / 1944". The holster exhibits creasing and scratches while remaining pliable. CONDITION: Very good. (E) World War II 1911 shoulder holster with strap. The holster is marked "U.S. / Enger-Kress" and the name "McGibon" was carved into the leather on the back. The holster exhibits creasing and scratches while remaining pliable. CONDITION: Good. (F) World War II 1911 shoulder holster with strap. The holster is marked "U.S. / Enger-Kress / 44". The holster exhibits creasing and scratches while remaining pliable. CONDITION: Very good. (G) 1911 magazine pouch marked "R.H. Long" CONDITION: Very good. (H) 1911 magazine pouch marked "U.S.M.C / BOYT 43" on the back. CONDITION: Very good. (I) 1911 magazine pouch marked "U.S.M.C / PHILA. DEPOT. under the flap. CONDITION: (J) 1911 magazine pouch marked "AUG 1919 / MILLS" under the flap. CONDITION: Very good. JLD

COMPLETE WORLD WAR II US ARMY ENGINEERS JAPANESE MINE TRAINING AID SET.

Lot #3062 (Sale Order 62 of 385)

Complete World War II US Army Engineers Japanese Mine Training Aid Set No. 2. The set consists of a wood transit chest that is latched together with metal hinges and holds several examples of inert Japanese explosive devices. This kit was designed for issue to US Army Engineering units, in order to prepare for the encountering Japanese ordnance in the Pacific Theatre of Operations. The wood chest measures approximately 39” long by 13” wide by 6” high. The interior is compartmentalized with various sections that house the various pieces of inert training aid devices as well as their components. This example is complete with the original descriptive poster which is glued inside the lid and exhibits the set, components, and their translations. The chest also contains the original June 1945 dated TB EBG 79 manual which is intended to help familiarize the troops with the contents of the chest. The set contains the Type 93 anti-tank mine with fuze, Type 3 land mine with fuze, magnetic mine, yardstick antitank mine with 4 fuzes, and the Type 97 hand grenade, which could be used as a mine. All of the contents are quite well preserved, with some pieces exhibiting slight blemishes. The paper translation diagram is a bit tattered and exhibits rips and tears but the graphics remain legible. The wood chest remains sturdy and has a US Army engineers castle painted on the front. It is not uncommon for sets like this to not experience much use due to the late war manufacturing period and the subsequent end of the war. CONDITION: Very good. JLD

LOT OF 15: US WORLD WAR I- WORLD WAR II CANTEENS AND CANTEEN COVERS.

Lot #3063 (Sale Order 63 of 385)

Lot consists of (A) M1910 canteen marked "U.S. 1918-B.A. CO." contained in M1942 cover stamped "U.S.M.C" under the flap. Canteen exhibits blemishes and small dents. (B) M1910 canteen marked "U.S. 1918-B.A. CO." Several scratches and one large dent. (C) Unmarked M1910 canteen named to "S. Jarrell". Scattered scratches and small dents. (D) M1942 canteen marked "U.S. / A.G.M. CO. / 1943" contained in M1942 cover. Both exhibit blemishes, canteen has small dents. (E) M1942 canteen marked "U.S. / Swanson / 1945" contained in M1942 cup. No dents, scattered blemishes. (F) M1942 canteen marked "U.S. / R.S.E / 1943" contained in M1942 cup. Scattered blemishes, canteen has small dents. (G) M1942 canteen marked "U.S. / GP. & F. CO. / 1944" contained in M1942 cup. scattered blemishes. (H) M1942 canteen marked "U.S. / GP. & F. CO. / 1944" No dents, slight blemishes. (I) M1942 canteen cover stamped "U.S.M.C" under the flap. Scattered stains and blemishes. (J) Khaki M1910 canteen cover with scattered blemishes. (K) Khaki M1910 canteen cover with closed style snaps. Scattered blemishes. (L) World War II USMC 2 tone X-type cross flap canteen cover P4 variation with the drain hole in the bottom. Very clean. (M) World War II USMC 2 tone X-type cross flap canteen cover P4 variation with the drain hole in the bottom. The canteen is UNIS marked with 213 in a semi circle. Scattered blemishes. (N) World War II USMC 2 tone X-type cross flap canteen cover. Scattered blemishes. (O) WWII World War II 2 tone X-type cross flap canteen cover marked "U.S.M.C." on the front. Scattered blemishes. All canteens and covers exhibit service wear. CONDITION: Good-excellent. JLD

LOT OF 18: US WORLD WAR II M1923 CARTRIDGE BELTS AND BANDOLIERS.

Lot #3064 (Sale Order 64 of 385)

Lot consists of (A) World War II Khaki USMC marked M1923 cartridge belt. Maker mark is illegible. The belt exhibits scattered stains and oxidation around the metal components. CONDITION: Good. (B) World War II Khaki USMC marked M1923 cartridge belt. Belt is marked "Boyt / 42". The belt exhibits scattered stains and oxidation around some of the metal components. CONDITION: Very good. (C) World War II Khaki USMC marked M1923 cartridge belt. Belt is marked "Boyt / 42". Some snaps marked "Star Pull". Very clean overall. CONDITION: Very good. (D) World War II OD7 USMC marked M1923 cartridge belt. Maker mark is illegible. The belt exhibits oxidation around some of the metal components. Very clean overall. CONDITION: Very good. (E) World War II OD7 USMC marked M1923 cartridge belt. Maker mark is illegible. Some snaps marked "Klikit Pull". The belt exhibits scattered stains and oxidation around the metal components. CONDITION: Good. (F) Thirteen World War II cloth M1 bandoliers. Some are stamped with markings and contain cardboard inserts. CONDITION: Good-very good. JLD

LOT OF 6: US WORLD WAR II THOMPSON SMG DRUM MAG AND STICK MAG POUCHES AND BAR CARTRIDGE BELT WITH BA

Lot #3065 (Sale Order 65 of 385)

Lot consists of (A) World War II Thompson drum magazine pouch dated 1942. The pouch is marked "G.B. MFG. CO. INC. / 1942" inside of the flap. Front snap is marked "Star Pull". The pouch exhibits several stains and the strap does not exhibit any fraying. CONDITION: Very good. (B) USMC Thompson five cell magazine pouch marked "R.M. CO. / 1942" on the reverse. There are a few loose threads and small stains. CONDITION: Very good. (C) USMC marked Thompson five cell magazine pouch marked "R.M." CO. / 1941". Very clean overall. CONDITION: Excellent. (D) USMC marked Thompson three cell magazine pouch marked "R.M." CO. / No.-43412 / 1944" on the reverse. Very clean overall. CONDITION: Excellent. (E) World War I - World War II BAR 6 pocket web belt marked "L.C.C. & CO., 9-18" on each side of the back. The belt exhibits slight stains but is clean overall. CONDITION: Very good. (F) 2 tone World War I - World War II BAR bandolier with OD strap and khaki pouches marked "P.B. & CO." on the back. The bandolier exhibits slight stains but is clean overall. CONDITION: Very good. JLD

LARGE AND ESXTENSIVE LOT OF WORLD WAR II ERA USMC FIELD GEAR

Lot #3066 (Sale Order 66 of 385)

Extensive lot of USMC field gear that dates from the World War I era that dates through the World War II era. The lot includes 3 mess kits from the World War I era, 4 entrenching tools, 1 is a rare World War I USMC marked entrenching tool with USMC stamped cover, a wooden MP baton, several first aid pouches from World War I and World War I, first aid kits, several pairs of suspenders, rifle slings, web belts, a parachute seat cushion, first aid shell dressings, chemical agent detector kit, signal satchel, bandoliers, grenade pouches, first aid gear, a US Navy marked leather briefcase, and much more. All of the gear is contained in a World War II era footlocker. Most pieces in the lot exhibit blemishes from service wear while others are nicely preserved. CONDITION: Fair-very good. JLD

LOT OF 5: 2 WORLD WAR II "MAE WEST" LIFE VESTS, M1926 INFLATABLE FLOTATION BELT, AND 2 USMC FLOATATI

Lot #3067 (Sale Order 67 of 385)

Lot consists of: (A) World War II New York Rubber Corp. manufactured AN 6519-1 "Mae West" life preserver dated "Aug 1945". This vest has been well preserved and the rubberized canvas remains supple. The edges have some fraying. The CO2 valves are in place and have never been pulled. The manual rubber inflation tubes remain supple and flex with ease. All securing straps are present and functional showing no signs of fraying. The vest retains its original government specification label. CONDITION: Excellent. (B) World War II US Navy blue "Mae West" life preserver. The vest does not exhibit any government specifications but there are various names and markings on both sides of the vest. The name "Toon, N.A." is stamped on the front. The rubberized canvas remains supple. The CO2 valves are in place and have never been pulled. The manual rubber inflation tubes remain supple and flex with ease. There is some oxidation and tarnishing throughout the vest. CONDITION: Good. (C) World War II US Navy Master Tire and Rubber Corp. M1926 inflatable floatation belt dated "Nov 24 1944" contained in its original box. The belt has been well preserved and the rubberized canvas remains supple. The manual rubber inflation tubes remain supple and flex with ease. The belt exhibits staining and tarnishing. (D) USMC flotation bladder dated "June 29, 1944". The bladder has flexible inflation tube and exhibits tarnishing. CONDITION: Good. (E) USMC Mk 1 flotation bladder dated "Nov 28 1960". The bladder has flexible inflation tube and is very clean. CONDITION: Excellent. JLD

RARE WORLD WAR II US NAVY MK-1 LIFE VEST

Lot #3068 (Sale Order 68 of 385)

World War II USN Mark 1 life vest that was used by US Navy and Marine Corps pilots and aircrew from 1938 until mid-World War II. These vests are quite desirable, as many MK-1 vests were thrown away or recycled for materials when they were worn out and were replaced by the later B-4 "Mae West" life vests when the Navy began to standardize equipment with the Army beginning in 1943. This vest has been well preserved and the rubberized canvas remains supple. The bottom edge is dry in spots, especially around the CO2 valves which have never been pulled. The manual rubber inflation tubes remain supple and can flex with ease. All elastic securing straps are present and functional showing no signs of fraying. The center strap is dry and exhibits slight cracks. There are blemishes scattered throughout the vest but it which are probably a result of service wear. Despite the blemishes, the vest is not soiled and this is a very well preserved example. CONDITION: Very good. JLD

LOT OF 9: WORLD WAR I - WORLD WAR II USMC AND USN SHELTERS AND SLEEPING EQUIPMENT.

Lot #3069 (Sale Order 69 of 385)

Lot consists of (A) World War II USMC camouflaged shelter stamped "SGT. Joseph W. Plate 868303" in various places dated 1942. The shelter exhibits fading and slight stains but is very well preserved. CONDITION: Very good. (B) Late World War II khaki shelter half made by Powers and Co. and dated 1945. The half shelter retains its original spec tag and is well preserved only exhibiting slight fading and stains. CONDITION: Very good. (C) World War I USMC khaki shelter half with starburst buttons named to "J.R. Mills" and "B. Finkley. The shelter exhibits scattered blemishes but is well preserved. CONDITION: Very good. (D) USMC OD shelter half dated 1952. Very clean overall. CONDITION: (E) Cold War USMC air mattress with specification stamp. The mattress remains supple. CONDITION: Good. (F) World War II USN white navy hammock with securing ropes. Scattered stains CONDITION: Good. (G) USN canvas hammock with stains. CONDITION: Fair. (H) World War II USMC sleeping bag with 1943 dated liner. The sleeping bag exhibits stains, the liner is in very good condition. CONDITION: Very good. The lot also contains several poles and wood stakes for the half shelters. CONDITION: Good-very good. JLD

LOT OF 14: WORLD WAR IIUSMC MUSETTE BAGS AND HAVERSACKS.

Lot #3070 (Sale Order 70 of 385)

Lot consists of (A) M1941 first pattern sewn stamped buckle dog ear knapsack stamped "U.S.M.C / BOYT / 1943" on the interior. (B) M1941 first pattern sewn stamped buckle dog ear knapsack stamped "PERRY" on the interior. (C) M1941 second pattern sewn stamped buckle roll haversack named to "HALE" on the interior and "Loren E Baldwin / 890713" on the exterior. (D) M1941 second pattern sewn stamped buckle haversack stamped with illegible name. (E) M1941 first pattern sewn cast buckle dog ear knapsack named to "Taylor D." on the exterior. (F) M1941 first pattern sewn stamped buckle dog ear haversack stamped "U.S.M.C / BOYT / 1943" on the interior flap. (G) M1941 first pattern riveted buckle dog ear haversack. (H) M1941 first pattern riveted square buckle dog ear haversack stamped "1942-1943" on the interior flap. (I) M1941 first pattern sewn stamped buckle dog ear haversack (J) USMC M1936 officer's rubberized musette bag named to "J.E. Brown and "M. Beardsley". (K) M1936 musette bag stamped "USN" and named to "R. Stulting". (L) M1941 first pattern riveted square buckle dog ear knapsack named to "W. Mayfield" (M) M1941 knapsack dated 1952. (N) M1936 musette bag dated 1942. some bags are clean while others display blemishes and imperfections. CONDITION: Good-very good. JLD

LARGE LOT OF WORLD WAR I, WORLD WAR II, AND COLD WAR US NAVY, MARINE, AND ARMY GAS MASKS.

Lot #3071 (Sale Order 71 of 385)

Lot consists of (A) M1917 gas mask in carry bag named on the bottom to "Wm. Mossely 112252 / 15Co. 6MG Bn". (B) M1917 gas mask in green carry bag dated 1922 stamped "RL THORNTON". (C) M1917 gas mask carry bag. (D) US Army M6 lightweight optical mask carry bag. (E) US Navy Mark IV gas mask in carry bag with spare Type B-2 canister. (F) US Navy Mark I gas mask in carry bag. (G) US Navy Mark IV gas mask in original wrapping, contained in carry bag. (H) M17 gas mask contained in original carry bag. (I) US Army M3 gasmask with carry bag. (J) US Army light weight M4 gas mask in carry bag. (K) M17 gas mask in carry bag complete with contents and dated 1963. (L) M9A1 gas mask in carry bag. (M) Type B-2 canister for the US Navy Mark IV gas mask. Most gas masks are in excellent condition. The older gas masks, especially from the World War I era are dry, yet some are still pliable. The World War II and post-World War II gasmasks are all pliable and flex with ease. All lenses are intact. Some carry bags exhibit blemishes while others remain clean. This is an excellent collection that contains a variety of models of US military gas masks. CONDITION: Good-excellent. JLD

LOT OF 14: WORLD WAR II-POST WORLD WAR II USMC DUFFLE BAGS

Lot #3072 (Sale Order 72 of 385)

Lot consists of (A) World War II USMC duffle bag with trench art drawings. The bag is named to "C.A. Clark" and features a beautifully drawn EGA with "US. MARINES" drawn underneath. The bottom of the bag is stamped with Clark's name and serial number. The bag exhibits scattered stains. (B) World War II era duffle bag named to "Oliver W. Majors / USNR". The bag exhibits scattered stains. (C) World War II USMC duffle bag named to "H.E. Sanders" in various places. The bag exhibits scattered blemishes. (D) World War II USMC duffle bag named to "R.H. Moore / CAPT. USMC / BIVE-210". The bag exhibits scattered stains. (E) World War II waterproof clothing bag dated "12-9-1944". The bag has various markings including the serial number "W-5352". The bag retains its original specification stamp and the material remains pliable. (F) Korean War waterproof sleeping bag carrier dated "30 June 1952". The bag retains its original specification stamp and the material remains pliable. (G) OD duffle bag named to "Frazier". The bag exhibits scattered blemishes. (H) OD USMC stamped duffle bag. The bag exhibits scattered blemishes. (I) World War II HBT carry bag. (J) World War II waterproof jungle food bag dated "SEPT 1943". The bag retains its original specification stamp and the material remains pliable. (K) White carry bag stamped to "WORLEY, E.H.". Scattered stains. (L) White carry bag with scattered stains. (M) World War I cavalry canvas pannier bag stamped "U.S." The bag exhibits scattered blemishes. (N) World War II USN white sea bag named to "Lt. Oliver William Majors". CONDITION: All bags range from Fair-Very good. JLD

LOT OF 10 US MARINE CORPS AND US NAVY BLANKETS

Lot #3073 (Sale Order 73 of 385)

Lot consists of US Marine Corps and US Navy blankets. There are several M1902 blankets that are marked "USMC" and some are named to Marines. Also included is 1 US Navy Medical Department blanket. One blanket is named to World War I veteran "E.H. WINTER" who was a part of the 3rd Battalion, 5th Marines in France. Some exhibit scattered moth nips while others are nicely preserved. CONDITION: Good-excellent. JLD

LOT OF 6: WORLD WAR II ERA USMC CAMOUFLAGED HELMET COVERS, MOSQUITO NET HELMET COVERS, AND CAMOUFLAG

Lot #3074 (Sale Order 74 of 385)

Lot consists of (A) World War II era USMC experimental camo soft cover for fatigue hats. Consigner states that this cover was purchased from Korean War and Chosin Reservoir veteran LTC. Jim Johnson. Elastic remains strong, no stains or blemishes. CONDITION: Excellent. (B) USMC camouflage helmet cover. The cover features the distinctive double chain center stitching and closed serge border stitching on the land side and open serge border stitching on the sand side. All thread is khaki. This variation does not have the buttonhole slits in the body or the flaps. The helmet has stamped EGAs on each side that are not faded. There are a few stains on either side. CONDITION: Very good. (C) USMC camouflage helmet cover. The cover features the distinctive double chain center stitching and closed serge border stitching on each side with khaki thread. This variation has the buttonhole slits in the body but not the flaps. The helmet has stamped EGAs on each side that are slightly faded. No noticeable blemishes. CONDITION: Very good. (D) WWII Navaer Emergency Survival Hat-Headnet complete with instructions in original packaging. The headnet is clean but the packaging is in poor condition. CONDITION: Good. (E) WW2 USMC mosquito headnet helmet cover. Very clean with a few slight blemishes. CONDITION: Excellent. (F) World War II era theatre made insect jacket which appears to be constructed of a camouflaged mosquito net. The jacket features a hood and face covering and is closed with a functioning Talon zipper. There is a hole in the left sleeve. CONDITION: Very good. JLD

LOT OF 2: USN KAPOK LIFE JACKETS

Lot #3075 (Sale Order 75 of 385)

Lot consists of: (A) Early World War II US Navy Kapok life jacket. The kapok life jackets were general purpose floatation devices that would be used by US Navy ship crews during World War II. This example is an early light blue/gray color that was and does not exhibit any manufacturer markings. The vest is complete with all ties and functional belt. The colors have faded, and there is some tarnishing and stains. CONDITION: Good. (B) Late World War II USN kapok life vest. The vest is dark blue cotton construction with wide collar with two pockets in the front. The vest retains its original specification tag and is marked "Kapok Life Jackets / Manufactured by SIMMONS CO. San Francisco, Calif" and is stamped "Fire Retardant". The vest is complete with all ties and the functioning OD belt. The dark blue has slightly faded, and there are several stains and blemishes throughout the vest. Despite the blemishes, this example is nicely preserved. CONDITION: Very good. JLD

LOT OF 5: PRE-WORLD WAR II TO POST-WORLD WAR II USMC PONCHOS

Lot #3076 (Sale Order 76 of 385)

Lot consists of: (A) Pre-World War II USMC poncho marked "U.S.M.C. / MARATHON RUBBER PRODUCTS INC. / MAY 1928". The rubber is brittle and cracking and there are scattered stains. CONDITION: Poor. (B) Pre-World War II USMC poncho marked "LITE MFG. CO. / 8 MARCH 1939 / U.S.M.C." The rubber remains supple and the color remains vibrant. There are no cracks or tears and a few scattered stains. CONDITION: Very good. (C) World War II USMC camouflaged poncho marked "THE WALKER COMPANY / JUNE 13 1944 / U.S.M.C". The rubber remains supple and the color remains vibrant. There are no cracks or tears and a few scattered stains. CONDITION: Very good. (D) Vietnam War USMC poncho marked "PONCHO, COATED, NYLON, 06207" and dated "19 JUNE 1964". The poncho remains supple and there are no cracks or tears. Colors remain vibrant with a few stains. CONDITION: Very good. (E) Cold War era multi purchase poncho. The poncho retains its original stamped spec label. The material remains supple and there are no cracks or tears. Colors have faded on one side. CONDITION: Very good. JLD

LOT OF 2: WORLD WAR II AND KOREAN WAR ERA MINE DETECTOR KITS.

Lot #3077 (Sale Order 77 of 385)

Lot consists of (A) World War II US Army Signal Corps SCR-625-H Mine Detector Set. The set is complete with its manuals that are dated "April 6, 1943" and all of the detector components appear to be in place. Everything appears to be in fairly good condition. The set is very heavy as it is contained in its original wood and metal case. CONDITION: Very good. (B) Korean War era US Army Corps of Engineers Mine Detecting Set. The detector is dated "OCT/54". The set is missing the manuals but all of the detector components appear to be in place. Everything appears to be in fairly good condition with slight tarnishing. The set is very heavy as it is contained in its original metal case. CONDITION: Very good. JLD

LOT OF 5: USMC WATER CANS, BUCKET, AND COOLER.

Lot #3078 (Sale Order 78 of 385)

Lot consists of (A) Large Smokeless Powder for Cannon 4"/50 caliber cannister propellant metal can repacked "SEPT 1942". (B) Olive Drab padded cooler food insulation bag with functioning zipper. (C) World War II five liter fuel can marked "USMC CONCO" and dated "1943". (D) World War II water can marked "USMC" and "CONCO" with painted insignia for the First Tank Battalion. The can is also painted "WATER" on the front. The First Tank Battalion is a very decorated unit that experienced extensive combat in World War II. The first combat operation for units from the battalion was the Guadalcanal campaign, and they would later see service in New Guinea, Cape Gloucester, Peleliu, and finally Okinawa before being assigned to occupation duties in North China. The battalion operated a variety of tracked vehicles including the M2A4 light tank, M3A1 Stuart light tank and M4A1 Sherman medium tank. (E) Galvanized metal bucket. All pieces in the lot exhibit wear including paint loss, surface rust, and light tarnishing. CONDITION: Fair-good. JLD

LOT OF 7: WORLD WAR I - WORLD WAR II AMMO CANS

Lot #3079 (Sale Order 79 of 385)

Lot consists of (A) World War I M1906 Frankford arsenal M1903 1200 round ammunition can dated 1915 (B) World War I M1906 Frankford arsenal M1903 1200 round ammunition can dated 1917 (C) MK 21 MOD 3 20mm loaded primers metal ammunition chest dated "11 - 1944". (D) Early World War I .50 Caliber M17 metal ammunition box (E) Late World War II 105 round .50 caliber M2 metal ammunition can. (F) M1917 .30 caliber wooden ammunition box. (G) World War II M49A2 60mm mortar wood crate. All chests and boxes exhibit blemishes, scratches, and paint loss from service wear. CONDITION: Fair-good. JLD

LOT OF 4: WORLD WAR II-VIETNAM WAR USMC GARMENT BAGS

Lot #3080 (Sale Order 80 of 385)

Lot consists of (A) Vietnam War leather travel bag marked "Air Vietnam" and named to "Kenneth Ballard" of Texas. Air Vietnam was established in 1946 and ceased operations in 1975 with the fall of South Vietnam. Many of their aircraft were shot, hijacked, or collided with military aircraft during the Vietnam war. The bag is dirty, but presents well, and there are holes in the liner. CONDITION: Very good. (B) World War II era private purchase travel case marked "Eagle Lock Co." The case exhibits many scuffs and blemishes. CONDITION: Fair. (C) World War II era canvas roll up garment bag. The bag is named to "B.M. Chop" with green paint. There are scattered stains and blemishes. CONDITION: Good. (D) Unnamed World War II era canvas roll up garment bag. Very clean overall. CONDITION: Very good. JLD

LOT OF 10: WORLD WAR I - WORLD WAR II FIELD PHONES, RADIOS, AND EXTERNAL BACKPACK FRAMES.

Lot #3081 (Sale Order 81 of 385)

Lot consists of (A) US Navy Ultra portable VHF transmitting receiving radio with carrying case and headset. (B) Cold War PRC-6 portable radio receiver and PRC-10 radio receiver units. (C) World War I Type EE-3B field phone. (D) World War I US Army Signal Corps Model 1913 field phone. (E) World War II EE-8-A field phone (F) World War II EE-8-B field phone. (G) World War II 1943 external frame plywood pack board complete with shelves and line. (H) OD green painted bent wood pack board. (I) OD painted wood folding chair. None of the field phones or radios have been tested. Many exhibit paint loss, leather loss, and other blemishes from service wear. CONDITION: Fair-very good. JLD

LOT OF 13: WORLD WAR II-VIETNAM WAR FIELD GEAR AND ORDNANCE INCLUDING 2 INERT M72 LAW TRAINERS.

Lot #3082 (Sale Order 82 of 385)

The lot consists of 13 pieces of field gear and ordinance that dates rom World War II through the Vietnam War. (A) 2 inert M-72 Law rocket launchers, 1 is complete with a training rocket. (B) 2 M21A1 amber star parachute flares with packing tubes, one is dated "DEC 1944". (C) M11A3 rifle training grenade that is dated 1951 and contained in a cardboard packing tube. (D) M7 grenade launcher for the M1 rifle. (E) Blue painted practice MK2 fragmentation grenade with M205 fuze dated "12-55". (F) World War I era inert 37mm shell. (G) 2 spare barrel covers, 1 is stamped "U.S.M.C" and the other is stamped "Cover, Spare Barrel M8". (H) 3 World War II 3 pocket grenade leg pouches, 2 are stamped "U.S.M.C.". All pieces exhibit blemishes from service wear. CONDITION: Good-very good. JLD

WORLD WAR II ESCAPE AND EVASION BARTERING KIT WITH PAPERWORK.

Lot #3083 (Sale Order 83 of 385)

World War II US Navy Escape and Evasion "Barter Kit" that was issued to pilots and air crew in case they had to bail out over enemy territory. These World War II barter kits were auctioned off in February 1980 when the US Department of Defense discovered a surplus of them in their inventory. The rubber case reads "If Found Return To / ComNavAirLant (CNAL 34) / Norfolk, Virginia" on either side. This case is numbered "896" on the exterior. Included in the auction is a photocopy of the original 1980 US Department of Defense auction information that lists variants of contents that these kits continued. There were 2 versions of this kit that were distributed during the war, one is the Atlantic kit and the other is the Far East Asia kit. This particular sealed example is accompanied by an example photo of the contents that are contained in the Atlantic barter kits. The Atlantic kits consisted of 5 gold coins and 3 gold rings. The kit was weighed and the overall weight is 10.6 oz. According to the accompanying documents, each Atlantic kit contains approximately .90 troy ounces of fine gold per kit including .75 troy ounces for coins and .15 troy ounces for rings. CONDITION: The rubber case displays scratches and blemishes and there are no breaks in the seal. Overall very good. JLD

LOT OF 4: WWII USMC P44 JACKETS AND TROUSERS.

Lot #3084 (Sale Order 84 of 385)

Lot consists of (A) World War II USMC P44 fatigue jacket matched with P44 fatigue trousers. The jacket retains all of its original USMC marked doughnut hole metal buttons. Slightly faded USMC stamp on the pocket. The jacket exhibits stains and a few holes, which are most prominent on at the bottom. The trousers retain all of their original USMC doughnut hole marked metal buttons. Very clean with a few slight stains. CONDITION: Very good. (B) World War II USMC P44 fatigue jacket marked as a side "36" inside the collar and there is a laundry number that appears to read "T-0878". The jacket also exhibits gunnery sergeant ranks that are stenciled on each arm. The jacket retains all of its original USMC marked doughnut hole metal buttons. Faded USMC stamp on the pocket. There are several light stains but the jacket is well preserved. The jacket was matched with a pair of P44 trousers which are named to "R.G. Allen" inside of the waist. There are several names that have been crossed out inside the fly. The trousers retain all of their original USMC doughnut hole marked metal buttons. There are several stains, especially on the right pocket and small holes as well as stains on the left leg. CONDITION: Good. JLD

LOT OF 4: WORLD WAR II USMC P44 JACKETS AND TROUSERS.

Lot #3085 (Sale Order 85 of 385)

Lot consists of (A) World War II USMC P44 fatigue jacket matched with P44 fatigue trousers. The jacket is named above the pocket and retains all of its original USMC marked doughnut hole metal buttons. Faded USMC stamp on the pocket. The jacket exhibits a few stains and the jacket exhibits fading. The trousers retain all of their original USMC doughnut hole marked metal buttons and exhibit paint stains on the mid-lower legs. CONDITION: Good. (B) World War II USMC P44 fatigue jacket matched with P44 fatigue trousers. The jacket is named above the pocket and is marked as a size "38" inside the collar. The jacket retains all of its original USMC marked doughnut hole metal buttons. Faded USMC stamp on the pocket. The jacket exhibits a few stains but the color remains vibrant. The P44 trousers that were matched with the jacket are missing the large hip and rear pockets. About half of the rear pocket is hanging from a button. All of the original buttons except for two on the rear pocket are still attached to the pants and retain their original black paint. There are several noticeable pinholes scattered throughout the legs and a 1" hole on the left leg. The color remains vibrant. Despite the missing pockets and small holes the trousers are in good condition, as the material has not faded or weakened. CONDITION: Good. JLD

LOT OF 5: USMC P47 JACKETS AND TROUSERS

Lot #3086 (Sale Order 86 of 385)

Lot consists of: (A) Post-World War II USMC P47 fatigue jacket with cut sleeves named to "Bishop" over the top pocket. The jacket has mismatched metal and correct USMC metal buttons. Faded USMC stamp on the top pocket. The jacket exhibits several stains and period repairs. The jacket was matched with a pair of unnamed P47 trousers. The trousers retain all of their original USMC marked metal buttons. Clean with scattered stains. CONDITION: Good. (B) Post-World War II USMC P47 fatigue jacket. The jacket retains all of its original USMC marked metal buttons. No USMC stamp on the top pocket. The jacket has very slight stains but is otherwise clean. The jacket was matched with a pair of P47 trousers. The trousers retain all of their original USMC marked metal buttons. Fraying at the bottom of the legs with a few slight stains but are otherwise clean. CONDITION: Very good. (C) Post-World War II P47 fatigue jacket named to "ALEXANDER" over the top pocket and "MILLER. W.T" on the back. No USMC stamp on the top pocket. The jacket is still dark green and the colors have not faded. The buttons appear to be metal US Navy buttons. Very clean overall. CONDITION: Excellent. JLD

LOT OF 6: US WORLD WAR I - WORLD WAR II WOMEN'S UNIFORMS AND ACCESSORIES.

Lot #3087 (Sale Order 87 of 385)

Lot consists of (A) World War II Red Cross Nurse uniform dress. The retains all but 1 of its original white buttons. There are some stains, especially on the white collar and cuffs. CONDITION: Good. (B) American Red Cross HBT apron. Scattered stains. CONDITION: Good. (C) US Navy woman's white leather purse complete with leather strap and coin purse inside. The purse is named on the tag to "EN WAHL" service number "53338W". There are slight blemishes and discoloration to the leather. CONDITION: Good. (D) World War I private purchase women's boots stamped on the interior ankle "Robert, Johnson & Rand / St. Louis". The boots are constructed of a leather upper, lower, sole, and outsole. The laces are held in place by 6 eyelets and 4 lace hooks on each side. The boots exhibit slight wear creases in the leather. CONDITION: Very good. (E) US Navy WAVES hat with spare blue cover marked as a size 21 - 1/2". The hat retains its original spec tag that reads "Made and Sold Under / Authority of US Navy / WAVES". The white color exhibits slight discoloration but is very clean overall. CONDITION: Very good. (F) Thin rubber overshoes for high heel shoes. The left overshoe has a tear in the leather, rubber remains supple. CONDITION: Good. JLD

LOT OF 6: 3 PAIRS OF WORLD WAR II BOOTS INCLUDING AUSTRALIAN MADE USMC BOONDOCKERS AND 3 PAIRS OF LE

Lot #3088 (Sale Order 88 of 385)

Lot consists of (A) Excellent pair of World War II Australian made USMC boondockers. The boots are a natural light tan color, and are constructed with chrome tanned, flesh side out, natural cowhide. The soles are reclaimed rubber infused with cording and this pair features a steel heel. The laces are held by 9 brass eyelets. The boots are marked on the interior ankle "AR.4775 / V801 / 1945" and are marked as a size "9A". They are also marked on the sole "9A" with a broad arrow and "E". The leather remains supple and the boots exhibit almost no wear. There are a few scattered blemishes, but these boots will be hard to top. CONDITION: Excellent. (B) World War II M1939 American Service Shoe low quarter boots. The boots are a fine Army russet shade and are constructed of leather uppers and soles with rubber heels and taps. The laces are held by 9 brass eyelets. The boots are marked on the sole and heel "Light Tread". The leather remains supple and the boots exhibit light wear. There are a few scattered blemishes but the boots are well preserved. CONDITION: Very good. (C) World War II cold weather rubber overshoes. The boots are constructed of an upper consisting of a layer of rubber between 2 layers of fabric with a tongue reaching to the boot top which helps protect from water up to the top of the boot and a rubber sole that is molded onto the upper. Rather than laces, the boots are closed with metal ladder latches. The boots are stamped on the interior ankle and dated "1942". The rubber soles are marked "Ball-Brand / Victory". The boots remain supple and exhibit little wear. CONDITION: Excellent. (D) 3 pairs of World War II canvas leggings. One pair is marked with Boston Depot stamps, another is stamped with a USN contract and is dated "2/16/43" and the last pair is stamped and dated by the Marine Corps and is dated "1940--1941". The leggings exhibit scattered blemishes. CONDITION: Good-very good. JLD

LOT OF 4: PAIRS OF VIETNAM WAR ERA USMC BOOTS

Lot #3089 (Sale Order 89 of 385)

Lot consists of (A) Circa late 1950s early 1960s USN/USMC russet brown boots with French Shriner shoe forms contained inside. The boots are a fine russet color and are constructed of leather uppers and soles with rubber heels and outsoles. The laces are held by 11 plastic eyelets on each side. The boots have an illegible maker mark on the interior heel and appear to be faintly marked as a "11 N". The leather remains supple and the boots exhibit light wear. There are a few scattered blemishes but the boots are well preserved. CONDITION: Very good. (B) Late 1950s USMC boots. The boots black and are constructed of leather uppers and soles with rubber heels and outsoles. The laces are held by 4 metal eyelets and 5 fasteners, followed by another eyelet on top, on each side. The markings on the interior ankle are somewhat obscured, but the boots appear to be dated "16 April 1958" and are marked as a size "7" followed by "E11". The leather is stiff in some places and the boots exhibit heavy wear. CONDITION: Fair. (C) Bristolite no valve artic cold weather "Mickey Mouse" boots. The boots are constructed of rubber uppers and lowers. They are marked "Bristolite / USMC / 9B". The boots exhibit several cracks but remain supple. CONDITION: Good. (D) Bristolite no valve artic cold weather "Mickey Mouse" boots. Same construction as C. They are marked "Bristolite / USMC / 9B". The top of the boots appear to have melted together and are very stiff. CONDITION: Fair. JLD

ID'D WORLD WAR II USMC 4TH MARINE DIVISION UNIFORM, MEDAL, AND EPHEMERA GROUPING.

Lot #3090 (Sale Order 90 of 385)

World War II uniform and ephemera grouping attributed to Lloyd V. Maloney, who was a member of H&S Companies, 23rd Marines, 4th Marine Division, Fleet Marine Force. The lot includes Maloney's green service uniform which consists of an overcoat, tunic, trousers, and khaki shirt, and wool shirt. The overcoat and tunic are both stamped to several marines and the tunic is dated "SEPT. 27, 1943". The trousers, along with other uniform pieces are are named to "Eugene V. Maloney". There is also a pair of salty P41 trousers. All of these items came with Maloney's duffle bag that is stamped "L.V. Maloney" on the bottom. Also included is a riker mount that contains Maloney's medals, EGAs, and rank insignia. The Good Conduct Medal is engraved on the reverse "Lloyd V. Maloney 1945". The group also includes several books, manuals, belts, and toiletries, some of which are named to Maloney. Most uniform pieces exhibits slight mothing and stains. The ephemera exhibits blemishes that are typical of old paper. CONDITION: Fair-very good. JLD

LARGE LOT OF SEVERAL POST-WORLD WAR II USMC UNIFORM GROUPINGS.

Lot #3091 (Sale Order 91 of 385)

Lot consists of several USMC uniform groupings that are named to Marines who served in the post-World War II era. (A) The first group is named to J.C. McDade III who served from 1948-1952. McDade's group includes a regulation 1947 enlisted dress blue uniform tunic with blue belt, dress blue trousers, enlisted cap frame with assorted covers, regulation 1937 service uniform including tunic with cloth belt and 2 pairs of trousers, and 2 regulation 1937 enlisted wool shirts. (B) The next group is named to Stephen P. Melinder. The group includes 2 USMC leave bags, an OD wool blanket, set of OG 107 utilities stamped "USMC" on the pocket and still starched, another pair of OG 107 trousers, M2 green flannel shirt dated 1952, a 1958 dated waterproof clothing bag, and khaki enlisted short sleeve shirt with lance corporal chevrons. (C) Uniform grouping named to R.K. Reavis which includes a USMC green wool shirt, khaki enlisted trousers, enlisted service tunic with belt and pfc chevrons with trousers. (D) 4 pairs of khaki trousers and 1 khaki shirt with master sergeant chevrons named to K.L. Vaughn. (E) Khaki shirt and trousers named to K.L. Bundy. Some uniforms are clean with no blemishes while others display stains and imperfections. CONDITION: Fair-excellent. JLD

FLEW WITH CHARLES LINDBERGH: EXTENSIVE WORLD WAR II USMC F4U-1D CORSAIR PILOT UNIFORM AND EPHEMERA G

Lot #3092 (Sale Order 92 of 385)

Chester M. Jekot accepted an officer commission in the United States Marine Corps Reserve and was enlisted as a private (Naval Aviation Cadet) in 1943. Lt. Jekot was assigned to VMSB-331 and deployed to the Marshall Islands in the summer of 1944. In late 1944 Lt. Jekot’s unit became one of only two squadrons reequipped with the new F4U-1D Corsair, under advisement from Charles Lindbergh. Lindbergh was then a technical representative and consultant for Chance-Voight Aircraft Division. Mr. Lindbergh demonstrated how Marine pilots could take off safely with the Corsair’s bomb load for fighter bomber duty and the squadron was redesignated. In early Jan. 1945, while serving with VMF(B)-331 at NAS Majuro in the Marshall Islands, Lt. Jekot was piloting an F4U-1D and was involved in a mid-air collision with an SBD-6 from VSMB-245. This destroyed both aircraft but Lt. Jekot survived. Later, he was transferred in early 1945 to help reconstitute the decimated squadron and, flew with Marine Fighter Ace, Capt. Jefferson DeBlanc MoH. Additionally, the squadron hosted Mr. Lindbergh who had, accompanied them on 3 strike missions. It was during this period, flying with VMF-422 and VMF-223 that Lt. Jekot, was recommended and qualified for an Air Medal in the Nansei Islands campaign. He flew CAP missions in the Marshall Islands, aboard the escort carriers USS Sitkoh Bay (CVE 86) and the USS Breton (CVE 23), The Battle of Okinawa, the Japanese home island of Kyushu and the east coast of China Lt. Jekot stayed in the Marine Corps Reserves with squadron VMF-121, deployed to Korea in October 1951, and flew some of the first missions of the new A-2 Skyraider. After this, the now Capt. Jekot and his squadron were instrumental in pioneering the “survival bomb” in Korea. Capt. Jekot rotated back to the United States in April 1952 and stated on the Reserve list until 1957. The lot consists of Jekot's uniforms including his dress blue tunic and trousers with white cover, dress green tunic and trouser, green officer's overcoat, M426a flight suit, 5 overseas hats, alpaca lined vest, various pieces of fling gear, a fantastic rigger made .38 revolver holster that was constructed of parachute parts, and his US Navy trunk. There is also a small pile of paperwork, most of which is from his service in World War II and relates to training, communications, and navigation. The uniforms are all quite well preserved, most are very clean and some exhibit blemishes. The flight suit has a few stains. The leather handle on the trunk is broken and the paperwork exhibits blemishes that are typical of old paper. This is a very nice and complete grouping that is identified to a Marine pilot who saw extensive combat with historical figures in 2 wars. CONDITION: Very good. JLD

LARGE LOT OF USMC BELTS

Lot #3093 (Sale Order 93 of 385)

Large lot of US Marine Corps belts from World War I through the Cold War. There is a variety of belts for the different types of Marine Corps uniforms including World War II era web belts, Sam Browne belts for service dress uniforms, and dress white belts. There is a nice Sam Browne belt contained in the original box. Also included is a World War I era dress leather dress belt with sword hanger. Many of the belts display blemishes from wear, some leather is cracked while others are smooth and retain the original brown color. CONDITION: Fair-very good. JLD

LOT OF 16: WORLD WAR II AND POST-WORLD WAR II USMC DRESS TUNICS AND TROUSERS

Lot #3094 (Sale Order 94 of 385)

Lot consists of (A) USMC dress blue tunic and trousers. The tunic exhibits a 3rd Marine Air Wing patch, sergeant chevrons, and a late/post-War 5 piece ribbon bar. This is a custom uniform from a tailor shop outside of Jacksonville Naval Air Station. This uniform is a solid example of the conservation efforts during 1943 and 1944. The buttons are made of phenol plastic and had difficulty retaining their paint which is why these buttons lack their original finish. The set comes with 3 dress belts, 2 of which are linoleum derivatives. (B) USMC dress blue tunic with felt sergeant chevrons made by Cohen Brothers. (C) World War II USMC officer's khaki jacket and trousers. The jacket is unmarked but the trousers are named to a Marine Lieutenant Colonel and are dated "5-15-43". (D) Late World War II USMC officer's khaki jacket and trousers. The trousers are unmarked but the jacket is named to "B.J. O'Mara and dated "8-29-45". (E) USMC officer's khaki jacket. (F) World War II era US Navy aviation machinist mate chief petty officer dress green uniform jacket. made by North Crest Uniforms. (G) USMC enlisted forest green wool shirt. (H) USMC enlisted khaki shirt with technical sergeant stripes. (I) Korean War M-1951 trousers dated "6 June 1951" (J) Korean War M-1951 trousers dated "16 June 1952". (K) USMC khaki tie. Some uniforms are clean with no blemishes while others display stains and imperfections. CONDITION: Good-very good. JLD

LARGE LOT OF POST WORLD WAR II USMC FATIGUE JACKETS AND TROUSERS

Lot #3095 (Sale Order 95 of 385)

The lot consists of (A) USMC P53 fatigue shirt stamped USMC on the left pocket and complete with all original plastic buttons. (B) USMC P53 fatigue shirt with faint stamped EGA on the left pocket and complete with all original plastic buttons. (C) USMC P56 fatigue shirt stamped USMC on the left pocket and named to "R.L. Stone" complete with all original plastic buttons. (D) USMC P56 fatigue shirt stamped USMC on the left pocket and complete with all original plastic buttons. (E) USMC P56 fatigue shirt stamped USMC on the left pocket and complete with all original plastic buttons. (F) P64 fatigue shirt complete with all original plastic buttons. (G) P58 utility shirt stamped USMC on the left pocket and complete with all original plastic buttons. (H) USMC P53 trousers complete with all original plastic buttons. (I) USMC P53 trousers complete with all original plastic buttons. (J) USMC P56 trousers named to "R.L. STONE" on the rear right pocket complete with all original plastic buttons. (K) USMC P56 trousers complete with all original plastic buttons. (L) USMC P53 trousers that were converted into shorts complete with all original plastic buttons. (M) US Army utility trousers complete with all original plastic buttons. (N) US Army utility trousers complete with all original plastic buttons. (O) Near unissued pair of World War II USMC athletic shorts dated "1943" and marked as a size "36". CONDITION: Good-excellent. JLD

LOT OF 13: WORLD WAR II-KOREAN WAR USMC COLD WEATHER UNIFORMS AND GEAR.

Lot #3096 (Sale Order 96 of 385)

Lot consists of (A) Late World War II-Korean War foul weather alpaca lined parka. The parka features 2 large front pockets and is complete with all of its original plastic buttons and has a functioning Conmar zipper. The parka is stamped "USN" on the front and exhibits slight blemishes. CONDITION: Very good. (B) Korean War US Army cold weather parka with washed out spec tag. The parka features 2 large front pockets and 2 slant pockets and is complete with all of its original plastic buttons and has a functioning Conmar zipper. The parka is ID'd with initials and a laundry number in between the parka and liner that reads "D.Q.M. / T-1768". There are slight blemishes and no fur loss to the liner. CONDITION: Very good. (C) World War II USN foul weather deck overalls stamped "USN" on the bib. The trousers retain the original Navy Department tag and are complete with all of their original plastic buttons and functioning Talon zipper. There are blemishes throughout. CONDITION: Good. (D) Korean War M-1951 trousers dated "20 NOV 1951" and marked as a size "Small-Regular". The trousers contain an M-1951 cold weather liner. The trousers retain all of their original plastic buttons and have a functioning Talon zipper. Very clean. CONDITION: Excellent. (E) Korean War era tanker jacket with washed out tag. The jacket has a functioning Murlen zipper and has a repair to the lower back. CONDITION: Very good. (F) World War II five button wool sweater. 1 button is broken and there are scattered holes. CONDITION: Good. (G) World War II five button wool sweater. All buttons are present and there are scattered holes. CONDITION: Good. (H) Korean War USN alpaca lined cold weather vest with functioning Talon zipper. CONDITION: Excellent. (I) 2 sets of wool trigger mittens and 1 set of trigger mitten shells. CONDITION: Very good. (J) Pair of leather gloves marked size 10. CONDITION: Very good. (K) World War II wool face mask. CONDITION: Very good. JLD

LOT OF USN/USMC WET WEATHER PULLOVERS AND DECK COVERALLS

Lot #3097 (Sale Order 97 of 385)

Lot consists of (A) Very nice WWII USN green foul weather parka and pair of World War II USN foul weather deck overall bibs. This is the rarer variant of the U.S. Naval parka with lobster clip closures and not the tie strings. The specification tag is still sewn to the lower interior of the pullover and is marked as a size "Medium". The pullover remains supple and all of the snaps function properly. Accompanying the pullover is a pair of foul weather bibs. They are missing part of the suspenders that connect to the bib. The pullover parka and trousers have not faded and exhibit scattered blemishes. CONDITION: Very good. (B) World War II USN green foul weather parka and pair of World War II USN foul weather deck overall bibs. The specification is legible and the parka is marked as a size "Large". This is the later variant of the U.S. Naval parka with tie strings. Accompanying the pullover is a pair of foul weather bibs. They are missing part of the suspenders that connect to the bib. The pullover parka and trousers remain supple, but have faded and the trousers are heavily tarnished. CONDITION: Good. (C) World War II US Army raincoat with a pair of 13 star button US Army wet weather overall trousers. Both the raincoat and trousers remain supple but the trousers are heavily stained. CONDITION: Good. (D) World War II USN foul weather deck overall bibs. The bibs remain supple but exhibit heavy tarnishing. There are a few dry areas on the interior. CONDITION: Fair.

LOT OF 5: WORLD WAR II M-41 AND M-43 FIELD JACKETS.

Lot #3098 (Sale Order 98 of 385)

Lot consists of (A) World War II M-41 arctic cold weather field jacket. This is the longer, heavier variant of the M-41 field jacket that was designed for use in cold temperatures. The size tag is washed out and there is no spec tag. The jacket retains all of its original plastic buttons and the Conmar zipper is functioning. The jacket is very clean with only a few slight blemishes and slight mothing to the wool liner. CONDITION: Very good. (B) World War II first pattern wool lined tanker trousers. The trousers were made of the same cotton shell and wool blanket lining as the tanker jacket. The first pattern had suspenders stitched to the overalls on both front and back. There are slits at the bottom of each leg to enable putting on or removing the trousers with boots. The trousers have 1 pocket on the right hip with a functioning Talon zipper while the front is opened and closed with a functioning Crown zipper. The trousers are very clean with only a few slight blemishes. CONDITION: Very good. (C) World War II M-41 field jacket. The jacket is named to "CAPT. Halverson" with a partially legible serial number on the washed out spec tag. The jacket retains all of its original plastic buttons and the Talon zipper is functioning. There are a few holes on the right sleeve and collar and a few stains. CONDITION: Very good. (D) World War II M-41 field jacket. The jacket is named to "R.G. ALLEN" on the wool lining. The size and spec tag are washed out. The jacket retains all of its original plastic buttons and the Kwik zipper is functioning. There are a few slight stains, especially around the collar. CONDITION: Very good. (E) World War II M-43 field jacket with stenciled sergeant chevrons on each arm. The jacket is missing its spec tag and has a washed out size tag. The jacket retains all of its original buttons and is complete with a hood. Very clean overall. CONDITION: Very good. JLD

LARGE LOT OF WORLD WAR II USMC UNIFORM TUNICS, TROUSERS, TIES, AND SCARVES

Lot #3099 (Sale Order 99 of 385)

Lot consists of (A) World War II USMC green service tunic and trousers named to "L.R. Andersen". The tunic is stamped as a size "5M" and is dated "1941-1942" in the sleeve. The tunic exhibits a 3 piece 1/2" ribbon bar and a Ship's Detachment patch on the right shoulder as well as 2 PFC stripes on each sleeve and a ruptured duck patch. (B) World War II USMC green service tunic named to "C. Randol". The tunic is stamped as a size "5M" and is dated "1941-1942" in the sleeve. There is an early white diamond discharge patch on the right shoulder and a corporal stripe on each arm. Mr. Randol was wounded at Tarawa and was discharged during the war. The uniform is very clean, as he received this uniform while he was recovering. (C) World War II USMC green service tunic stamped as a size "5M" and dated "SEPT. 22, 1942" in the sleeve. (D) World War II USMC green service tunic with master sergeant chevrons on each arm stamped as a size "3M" and illegible date. (E) World War II USMC green service tunic with PFC chevrons on each arm stamped as a size "3L" and dated "SEPT. 8, 1944". (F) World War II USMC wool shirt (G) 2 pairs of World War II USMC green trousers; 1 is stamped as a size "6M" and dated "June 16, 1943". (H) 28 USMC green wool scarves. (I) 17 USMC ties, 15 are khaki and 2 are green. Some uniform pieces exhibit stains and mothing, while others remain clean. CONDITION: Good-excellent. JLD

LOT OF 13: WORLD WAR I - WORLD WAR II ERA US NAVY UNIFORM PIECES.

Lot #3100 (Sale Order 100 of 385)

Lot consists of (A) US Navy jumper and trousers. The jumper exhibits a pharmacist's mate 3rd class rate, 4 1/2" ribbons and National Defense ribbon, and ruptured duck patch. The trousers exhibit very nice theatre multicolored embroidery. (B) World War II US Navy jumper with PS 2nd class rate and Coast Guard shield. (C) World War II US Navy jumper with signalman third class rate named to "John Stalcup . SM3/c 957-00-53". (D) World War I era US Navy jumper with silk scarf. (E) World War I era US Navy jumper with silk scarf. (F) Heavily tarnished World War II US Navy white jumper with storekeeper third class rate. (G) World War II US Navy blue wool trousers. (H) 2 World War II US Navy blue wool turtleneck sweaters. (I) 2 World War II US Navy blue wool hats. (J) World War I US Navy 10 button peacoat with 2 large lower front pockets and 2 slant pockets. The wool sweaters and hats are very clean with few holes and the World War I peacoat is well preserved uniforms are clean with no blemishes while others display stains and imperfections. CONDITION: Fair-very good. JLD

LARGE LOT OF WORLD WAR II-COLD WAR USMC UNDERWEAR, T-SHIRTS, AND EXERCISE CLOTHING

Lot #3101 (Sale Order 101 of 385)

The lot consists of a very large grouping of US Marine Corps and US Navy underclothes and garments. There are several pairs of long underwear, both white and green, as well as long sleeve and short sleeve t-shirts. There are also several pieces of athletic clothing, including t-shirts, shorts, long sleeve t-shirts, and swim trunks. Also included are several sets of bed sheets and washcloths. Many pieces are marked my the US Navy or US Marine Quartermaster. The items date from the pre-WWII era all the way to the Cold War. Various pieces exhibit stains and blemishes, while others are clean and well preserved. CONDITION: Fair-very good. JLD.

LOT OF 2: THEATRE MADE USMC CAMOUFLAGE HBT PULLOVER AND P44 CAMOUFLAGE JACKET

Lot #3102 (Sale Order 102 of 385)

Lot consists of: (A) World War II theatre made USMC reversible camouflage pullover shirt that was constructed out of a World War II USMC half shelter. The V-neck type shirt does not have any buttons and is pieced together with olive drab thread. There is a rip on the front of the shirt and a few loose threads at the bottom of the V-neck collar. Otherwise, the shirt is very clean and does not exhibit any major blemishes or stains. CONDITION: Overall very good. (B) USMC reversible camouflage P44 jacket. This camouflage pattern jacket was issued to Marines at the end of World War II and during the Korean war. The P44 jacket is made of camouflage cotton herringbone twill material and features 2 side entry pockets with 1 snap on each pocket which are both hard to snap closed. The jacket retains all of its original metal buttons that are marked "U.S. Marine Corps". The buttons have lost some of their black paint, and the color of the fabric has faded. There are several names and ID markings stamped or written in the jacket, the most prevalent being "E.D. Miller" which is stamped on the left chest and "Smith / Gene / R" which is written inside the jacket on the "sand" camouflaged side. There are also several numbers written in the jacket including "0915" and "B-15" in the collar as well as "5091" inside the lower edge on the sand camouflaged side. The jacket is stamped size "38" inside the collar. CONDITION: Overall good. JLD

LOT OF 3: WORLD WAR II USN AND USMC M-41 AND TYPE N-4 FIELD JACKETS

Lot #3103 (Sale Order 103 of 385)

Lot consists of (A) M-41 field jacket with machine sewn khaki USMC sergeant rank insignia. The tag was removed from the lining and the name "C.E. Zimmer" is stamped inside the collar and left sleeve in USMC quartermaster font. The jacket is very clean and does not exhibit any major tarnishing or rips. The jacket retains all of its original buttons, and the top button appears to have been resewn. KWIK zipper functions properly. CONDITION: Excellent. (B) USN stamped Type N-4 field jacket which was the Navy's counterpart to the M-41 field jacket. The tag was removed from the lining and the jacket is named to "Alfo" above the USN stamp on the left chest as well as "ALFO RD" on the lower back in white paint. The jacket is clean but exhibits a few slight blemishes throughout as well as a 2" rip where the wool lining attaches to the jacket shell. The jacket retains all of its original buttons and the original talon zipper functions properly. CONDITION: Very good. (C) High condition USN Type N-4 field jacket stamped USN on the left chest. The jacket retains its original spec. tag and is marked as a "size 34". The jacket is very clean with a few slight blemishes and is in near unissued condition. The jacket retains all of its original buttons and the original conmar zipper functions properly. CONDITION: Excellent. JLD

LOT OF 5: USN AND USMC FATIGUES

Lot #3104 (Sale Order 104 of 385)

Lot consists of (A) World War II USMC P41 fatigue jacket. The jacket retains all but 1 of its original USMC marked metal buttons. Faded USMC stamp on the top pocket. The jacket has very slight stains but is otherwise clean. CONDITION: Good. (B) World War II US Navy green chambray work shirt. The shirt is missing a pocket button and several buttons on the cuffs. Crisp USN stamp on pocket. A few small stains but very clean overall. CONDITION: Very good. (C) Pair of gray USMC P44 trousers that have had all of the pockets removed. There is ghosting where the pockets once were. The trousers retain all of the metal USMC buttons on the fly. A few scattered stains but otherwise very clean. CONDITION: Good. (D) USN HBT coveralls. The coveralls appear to have US Navy star buttons. There are several rips around the collar and scattered stains. CONDITION: Fair. (E) World War II US Army HBT coveralls with 13 star army buttons. The coveralls appear to retain all of the metal buttons. OD Green remains vibrant and has not faded. There are a few scattered stains and snags. CONDITION: Very good. JLD

LOT OF 6: WORLD WAR II USMC P41 FATIGUE JACKETS AND TROUSERS

Lot #3105 (Sale Order 105 of 385)

Lot consists of (A) World War II USMC P41 fatigue jacket marked size 38 and dated "May 29, 1944" with partial ID on all pockets. The jacket retains all of its original USMC marked metal buttons. Crisp USMC stamp on the top pocket. The jacket has very slight stains but is otherwise very clean. The jacket was matched with a pair of P41 trousers which are marked as a size 32 and dated "Aug 1944". The trousers retain all of their original USMC marked metal buttons. Very clean with a few slight stains. CONDITION: Very good. (B) World War II USMC P41 fatigue jacket marked size 38 and named to "Bankston. O.D." on the back. There are faded, stamped master gunnery sergeant stripes on each arm. The jacket retains all of its original USMC marked metal buttons. Faded USMC stamp on the top pocket. The jacket exhibits stains but is otherwise clean. The jacket was matched with a pair of unmarked late trousers with rounded pockets. The trousers retain all of their original USMC marked metal buttons. Very clean with a few slight stains. CONDITION: Good. (C) World War II USMC P41 fatigue jacket. No visible specification markings. The jacket retains all of its original USMC marked metal buttons. Faded USMC stamp on the top pocket. The jacket has very slight stains but is otherwise very clean. The jacket was matched with a pair of P41 trousers which are marked as a size 32. The trousers retain all of their original USMC marked metal buttons. 1 large hole between belt loops, scattered stains. CONDITION: Good. JLD

LOT OF 5: USMC AVIATOR UNIFORM PIECES AND EQUIPMENT.

Lot #3106 (Sale Order 106 of 385)

Lot consists of: (A) Late 1940s US Navy contract AN-J-2 summer flight jacket. The jacket retains its original spec tag and is marked as a size 42 on the inside of the collar. All of the original plastic buttons are present. The original talon zipper is functioning. The jacket is very clean only exhibiting slight blemishes. CONDITION: Very good. (B) WWII USN/USMC M-450 flight helmet with dark leather earcups and leather chinstrap. The leather earcups remain supple but are slightly misshaped. The chinstrap is also supple but exhibits some cracking. The interior earpads are complete and remain soft. The cloth helmet remains clean exhibiting only a few blemishes. CONDITION: Very good. (C) USN Type N-3 green HBT cap. The hat is marked on the interior "CONT. NXSX 934" and is stamped as a size 7 - 3/8" as well as "USN". The hat retains its shape and the brim has not been folded. Little to no blemishes. CONDITION: Excellent. (D) High condition pair of Type B3-A brown leather gloves made by "Steinberg Brothers Inc". The gloves retain the original spec stamp on the interior wrist and are marked as a size 6 - 1/2". The gloves remain supple with slight cracks in the leather. CONDITION: Excellent. (E) High condition pair of Type B3-A yellow leather gloves made by "Steinberg Brothers Inc". The gloves retain the original spec stamp on the interior wrist and are marked as a size 6 - 1/2". The gloves remain supple with slight cracks in the leather and fading on the "USN" letters. CONDITION: Very good. JLD

FANTASTIC THEATRE CAMOUFLAGED USN DECK PULLOVER RAIN JACKET AND DECK COVERALLS

Lot #3107 (Sale Order 107 of 385)

World War II USN theatre camouflaged foul weather pullover parka and pair of World War II USN foul weather deck overall bibs. This is the rarer variant of the U.S. Naval deck jacket with snap hooks and not the tie strings. The example is wonderfully camouflaged with green and brown paint which mimics the frogskin camouflage that was worn by US Marines in the Pacific Theater of Operations. The specification tag is still sewn to the lower interior of the pullover and is marked as a size "Medium". The pullover remains supple and all of the snaps function properly. Accompanying the pullover is a pair of foul weather bibs that are complete with their original suspenders. The bibs exhibit discoloration and staining but remain supple. This is a very rare example of a foul weather deck jacket, as they are seldom seen with any type of camouflage. CONDITION: Very good. JLD

LOT OF 2: HIGH CONDITION US WORLD WAR II FRONT SEAM SWIVEL BALE HELMETS WITH LINERS.

Lot #3108 (Sale Order 108 of 385)

Lot consists of: (A) Excellent example of a late World War II rear seam swivel bale helmet with equally excellent liner. The heat stamp remains clear and reads "1218H". The liner is marked with the "CAPAC" cross and the number "8". The helmet shell is in excellent condition and retains almost all of its original paint. There are a few scratches on the exterior of the helmet. The khaki canvas chinstraps are clean with no signs of fraying. Liner is in equally excellent condition with most of its original paint and only displays a few blemishes from being removed from the helmet. The interior is clean and the liner webbing is dated "1945". The leather components are pliable with a crack in the chinstrap. This helmet is in near unissued condition. CONDITION: Excellent. (B) Excellent example of a World War II front seam swivel bale helmet with equally excellent liner. The heat stamp is obscured by paint. The liner is marked with the International Molded Plastics logo and the number "8". The helmet shell is in excellent condition and retains almost all of its original dark green paint. There are a few scratches on the exterior of the helmet. The OD canvas chinstraps are clean with no signs of fraying. Liner is in equally excellent condition with most of its original paint and only displays a few blemishes. the interior is clean and the leather components are pliable. CONDITION: Excellent. These helmets are some of the cleanest swivel bale helmets and will be hard to top. JLD

LOT OF 3: HIGH CONDITION US WORLD WAR II FRONT SEAM FIXED BALE M1 HELMET, M1 HELMET WITH HAWLEY FIBE

Lot #3109 (Sale Order 109 of 385)

Lot consists of: (A) Excellent example of a World War II front seam fixed bale helmet. This is a mid war Schlueter contract M1 helmet with a "194A" heat stamp with the Schlueter "S" stamped underneath. Schlueter began production of its M-1 helmet shells in January 1943. Schlueter produced only 2,000,000 M-1 helmet out of the 22,000,000 that were produced during the war. The helmet shell is in excellent condition and retains almost all of its original paint. There are a few blemishes on the exterior of the helmet. The khaki canvas chinstraps are clean with no signs of fraying. Finding a Schlueter helmet in this condition is quite rare. CONDITION: Excellent. (B) Early World War II Hawley fiber helmet liner with USMC EGA stamped on the front. The liner retains its original shape, and exhibits 2 small dents, and a 3 - 3/4" tear on the front that has been repaired with glue. There are blemishes on the exterior from service wear. The interior is in very good condition with intact sturdy hardware. The metal components show no signs of oxidation. The liner is complete with a leather sweatband that exhibits slight discoloration and a chinstrap that shows light wear with minor creases. CONDITION: Very good. (C) World War II front seam fixed bale helmet with early World War II Hawley fiber helmet liner. This is an early war McCord contract M1 helmet with a "94C" heat stamp. The helmet shell retains some of the original paint and displays blemishes and slight surface rust. The khaki canvas straps are in very good condition with no signs of fraying. The liner retains its original shape and exhibits scattered blemishes ad one significant strike on the top, which is noticeable from the inside. The interior is in very good condition with intact sturdy hardware. The metal components show no signs of oxidation. CONDITION: Good. JLD

LOT OF 7 US HELMETS: RAWLINGS TANKER HELMET, 3 VIETNAM WAR TANKER HELEMETS, 1980S M1 HELMET WITH 2 P

Lot #3110 (Sale Order 110 of 385)

Lot consists of: (A) Very nice World War II US M-1938 tanker helmet made by Rawlings and marked as a size "7 - 1/8". The helmet shows scratches and scuffs from service wear but still retains most of its original green paint. The leather liner remains supple and the manufacturer's stamp is still crisp and clear. CONDITION: Excellent. (B) Cold War T-5 tanker helmet with USMC EGA decal on the front. The helmet exhibits scattered blemishes from service wear and is complete with its liner, chinstrap, and communication equipment. CONDITION: Very good. (C) Cold War T-56-6 tanker helmet. The helmet retains some of its original green paint and exhibits scattered blemishes from service wear. This example is complete with its liner, chinstrap, and communication equipment. CONDITION: Good. (D) Cold War T-56-6 tanker helmet. The helmet retains most of its original green paint and exhibits scattered blemishes. This example is complete with its liner, chinstrap, and communication equipment. CONDITION: (E) 1980s rear seam swivel bale helmet with woodland camouflage cover and elastic band that is named to "FEDERLE". The helmet retains most of its original paint and exhibits scattered blemishes. The camouflage colors have faded. CONDITION: Good. (F) 2 pairs of goggles, an General All-Purpose set on original pouch and one resistol style pair of goggles. Both exhibit blemishes, no cracks in lenses. CONDITION: Good. JLD

LOT OF 10: 1935 USMC SWORD, 3 KA-BAR KNIVES WITH EXTRA SCABBARD, 2 PAL FIGHTING KNIVES, AND 2 USMC B

Lot #3111 (Sale Order 111 of 385)

Lot consists of: (A) USMC officers mameluke sword with scabbard contained in leather carrying case. The sword is identified to career Marine Percy L. Smith, whose career spanned from April 20, 1918 to April 30, 1964. Smith lied about his age and two months after turning 16, he enlisted in the United States Marine Corps. He started at the lowest possible enlisted rank for a US Marine at the time, apprentice. This was in essence a civilian in uniform, with an obligation, and rudimentary training striking for a pay grade rank. Smith rose to the highest possible rank short of a commission. The blade measures 32" and features acid etched ornate and patriotic USMC designs. The sword is acid etched on the blade to Percy L. Smith. The blade remains bright and the sword has a crossed hilt made of faux ivory, featuring golden finish ornamental mounts. There is a crack in the hilt. CONDITION: Very good. Also included is his pinback H&H IMPERIAL marked gunner insignia. (B) World War II Marine Corps issue bolo knife and scabbard. The blade is marked "U.S.M.C. / CHATILLON, N.Y." The blade is bright with factory edge and only light scabbard wear. The scabbard is stamped to reverse "USMC / BOYT / 43". CONDITION: Very good. (C) World War II Marine Corps issue bolo knife and scabbard. The blade is marked "U.S.M.C. / BRIDDEL." The has a gray patina and exhibits pitting. The scabbard is stamped to reverse "USMC / BOYT / 45". CONDITION: Good. (D) World War II Marine Corps issue bolo knife scabbard. The scabbard is stamped to reverse "USMC / BOYT / 45". The leather remains pliable. CONDITION: Good. (E) World War II PAL fighting knife and scabbard marked "RH PAL 35" on the ricasso. The blade has a gray patina and exhibits the name "Fox" which was etched in theatre. CONDITION: Good. (F) KA-BAR knife and USN marked scabbard. The knife is marked "KA-BAR / OLEAN / NY". The blade has a gray patina and exhibits pitting. CONDITION: Good. (G) KA-BAR knife and scabbard marked "U.S. / CONETTA" on the ricasso. The blade retains its original finish. CONDITION: Very good. (H) KA-BAR knife and scabbard marked "U.S. / CAMILLUS" on the ricasso. The blade retains its parkerized finish. CONDITION: Very good. (I) KA-BAR knife and scabbard marked "U.S. / CAMILLUS N.Y." on the ricasso. The blade retains its parkerized finish. CONDITION: Good. (J) KA-BAR knife leather scabbard. CONDITION: Good. JLD Blade Length: Various Overall Length: Various

GERMAN PRE-WWII "SHOOTING KING" AWARD NECKLACE.

Lot #3112 (Sale Order 112 of 385)

German pre-WWII (Weimar Republic to early Third Reich) "Shooting King" (Schuetzen Koenig) award necklace. Necklace contains 10 silver medals (38 mm or 1.5 inches) with dates from 1927 to 1938, for winning various shooting matches. Eight medals have a silver content of .835 and two have a silver content of .800. The center hanging medal is also silver, but no content number was observed. That medal is adorned with an enamel swastika, but is otherwise unmarked. Medals are attached to a 15" gilt finish brass chain. Entire necklace has a nice uniform patina. CONDITION: Overall excellent. WEZ

(A) MARTIALLY MARKED DREYSE M83 REICHSREVOLVER.

Lot #3113 (Sale Order 113 of 385)

Dreyse M1883 Reichsrevolver, serial number 7619. 4 - 3/4" barrel chambered in 10.6X25mmR with frame notch rear sight and blade front. Matching serial numbers observed on barrel, frame, frame screws, safety assembly, loading gate, center pin retaining pin, center pin, cylinder, main spring, main spring retaining screw, both grip panels, the grip screw, and both grip screw bushings. 2 piece plain hardwood grips. Unit marked on backstrap "74.R.R.3.3." indicating issue to either a reserve heavy cavalry or reserve infantry regiment. CONDITON: Very good, with a good amount of original bluing remaining on frame, especially on right side. Left side of frame was heavily cleaned and is now mostly a dove-gray patina with scattered light pitting and handling marks throughout. Grips have been heavily cleaned and show numerous dents and dings from handling but are strong overall with no discernable cracks. Action works appropriately when cycled by hand and is tight. Bore is frosted with light pitting throughout and strong rifling. TON Barrel Length: 4 - 3/4" Caliber/Bore: 10.6X25mmR FFL Status: Antique Manufacturer: Dreyse Model: M1883 Reichsrevolver Serial Number: 7619

(A) ENFIELD MARK II 1882 DOUBLE ACTION REVOLVER.

Lot #3114 (Sale Order 114 of 385)

Distinct .476 Enfield Mark II revolver in. 476 with "break action" extractor and loading gate on right side. Wide checkered spurred hammer. Half moon front sight, simple notch rear across top strap. Cathedral steeple cylinder with appropriate British proofing. Double broad arrow indicating decomission out of military use on left side of top strap. Marked with " (Arrow) / WD // (Crown) / 63 / E // '91" on left side of frame. "S" behind recoil shield. "(Crown) / BR / 20" on lug in front of cylinder, with second stamp that appears to be the same just not stamped as clearly. Matching serials on barrel lug and frame. Non rotatable lanyard loop. Grips have several applied and struck out cartouches for various issuances. CONDITION: Good, retaining much of the blue finish with some chocolate patina throughout and more high polish blue visible in protected areas. Grips are very good with bumps and bruises throughout but complete. Action works appropriately when cycled by hand, bore is very good with strong rifling. EW Barrel Length: 5 - 3/4" Caliber/Bore: .476 Enfield FFL Status: Antique Manufacturer: Enfield Model: Mark II Serial Number: 4932

(C+A) LOT OF 2: SUHL REICHSREVOLVER AND HUSQVARNA NAGANT REVOLVER.

Lot #3115 (Sale Order 115 of 385)

Lot consists of (A) German Model 1879 Reichsrevolver made by V.C. Schilling & C.G. Haenel Suhl, Germany. Blued stepped round to octagon barrel with integral blade front sight. Blue single action frame with side safety lever and 6 shot fluted cylinder and all matching numbers. 2 piece walnut grips with lanyard ring and backstrap having unit markings "E.J. IV.49.". Comes in British World War II canvas holster. CONDITION: 60% fading blue with some small areas of pitting. Good grips, bore and mechanics. (B) Swedish Military Model 1887 "Nagant" revolver made by Husqvarna in Sweden. Blued octagon barrel with blade front sight. Blued single or double action frame with 6 shot fluted cylinder. Walnut checkered 2 piece grips. Missing lanyard ring. Comes with period leather flap holster and metal cleaning rod. CONDITION: 70% fading blue with wear on corners. Good bore and mechanics. Holster has weathered look and is solid. DLM Accessories: (A) Holster (B) Holster Barrel Length: (A) 4 - 1/2" (B) 4 - 1/2" Caliber/Bore: (A) 10.55mm (B) 7.5mm FFL Status: Curio & Relic Manufacturer: (A) Suhl (B) Husqvarna Model: (A) 1879 Reichsrevolver (B) 1887 Serial Number: (A) 1117S (B) 5649

(C) LOT OF 2: SWISS WAFFENFABRIK BERN M1882 AND TULA M1895 REVOLVERS.

Lot #3116 (Sale Order 116 of 385)

Lot consists of (A) Blued Waffenfabrik Bern produced Swiss M1882 ordnance revolver chambered in 7.5mm. It features a 4 - 1/2" octagon barrel, fixed front sight, fluted 6-shot cylinder, straw finished small components, lanyard loop, and ribbed wood grips. Complete with 2 sealed boxes and a half full box of vintage 1960 production Swiss ordnance cartridges. CONDITION: Very good retaining the vast majority of the arsenal applied blued finish with some light wear especially at muzzle and loading gate, in addition to a drag line. Straw components retaining portions of thinning straw. Fine bright bore and crisp mechanics. Full or partial numbers observed on frame, barrel, cylinder, hammer and trigger (B) 1940 vintage blued Soviet Tula M1895 double action gas seal revolver. Standard 4 - 1/2" round barrel, dovetail front sight, U-notch rear sight, fluted cylinder, lanyard loop with lanyard, and checkered wood grip panels. Complete with a 1941 dated Soviet leather holster and brass cleaning rod. CONDITION: Overall good/very good retaining majority of arsenal applied blued finish with some high edge wear, a spot of loss near Tula star, and some thinning. Very good bore with strong rifling. Fine mechanics. Holster good as serviceable with some abrasions. BAS Accessories: (A) 3 boxes of ammo (B) Holster Barrel Length: (A) 4" (B) 4 - 1/2" Caliber/Bore: (A) 7.5 mm (B) 7.62×38mmR FFL Status: Curio & Relic Manufacturer: (A) Waffenbrik Bern (B) Tula Model: (A) M1882 (B) M1895 Serial Number: (A) 36885 (B) P613

(A) V.C. SCHILLING & C.G. HAENEL MODEL 1883 REICHREVOLVER.

Lot #3117 (Sale Order 117 of 385)

Model 1883 Reichrevolver manufactured by V.C. Shilling & C.G. Haenel for the Imperial German military. Left side of the frame bears the manufacturer stamp "V.C.S. * C.G.H./ SUHL" within an oval with a "90" stamp just below the cylinder. Left side of barrel bears a German imperial eagle stamp. Military inspectors proofs are present on the frame and barrel. Steeple style fluted cylinder bears a German imperial eagle on the rear. Rear grip strap has its former unit marking "2.G.R.S.38." lined out and is followed by it's final unit marking "L.G.", indicating issue to the Royal Military Police or the Rural Civil Police. All numbers are matching, including the internals, screws, and 2-piece wood grips. Complete with a brown leather holster bearing the unit mark "L.G.06". CONDITION: Metal components retain fair amounts of their original blue finish, exhibiting wear all around that shows through to gray patina as well as showing some areas of light oxidation. Bright bore, exhibiting some areas of oxidation and retaining good rifling throughout. Smooth wood grips show scattered handling and storage marks, but are sturdy and serviceable. Holster is very good, showing some scattered handling marks and a few areas of age related cracking. Left rear holster strap is loose and no longer retains stitching. MLW Accessories: Holster Barrel Length: 4 - 3/4" Caliber/Bore: 10.6x25mmR FFL Status: Antique Manufacturer: V.C. Schilling & C.G. Haenel Model: 1883 Reichsrevolver Serial Number: 7610

(M) MAUSER PARABELLUM LUGER SEMI AUTOMATIC PISTOL WITH BOX.

Lot #3118 (Sale Order 118 of 385)

Mauser Parabellum Luger semi automatic pistol with box. Made 1970s in Germany. Left side plate is marked "MAUSER PARABELLUM". Company address is marked on the front grip strap. "MADE IN GERMANY" marked on the back of the frame. "American Eagle" style crest on the chamber. Imported by Interarms as marked on the slide. Matching serials on the frame and slide. Round steel barrel with blade front sight and v-notch rear. Factory blued finish. Checkered wood grips. Includes 2 factory blued steel magazines with plastic bottoms, cleaning spoon, takedown tool and original serial matching box. CONDITION: Metal retains 98% of tis original finish with little signs of use. Grips are excellent and crisp. Bore is shiny with strong riffling. Fired very little if at all post factory. Mechanically sharp. Magazines and tools are excellent. Box is fair, with the edges having rips and tears. Some discoloration as well. JWA Accessories: Box, extra magazine, cleaning tool Barrel Length: 4" Caliber/Bore: 9mm Luger FFL Status: Modern Manufacturer: Mauser Model: Luger Serial Number: 11.006373

(M) TNW SUOMI M31 SEMI-AUTOMATIC PISTOL.

Lot #3119 (Sale Order 119 of 385)

This TNW converted semi automatic M31 Soumi Tanker pistol not only meets federal guidelines, but replicates an interesting variant of the classic Finnish KP-31 submachinegun, the tanker, which had its stock shortened it increase maneuverability in tight quarters such as those in an armored vehicle. It features a 12 - 1/2" parkerized round barrel chambered in 9mm Para, ventilated barrel shroud, partridge front sight, tangent rear graduated to 500 meters, a detachable 71 round surplus drum magazine, and wooden grooved pistol grip. CONDIITON: Very good. Vast majority of the reapplied parkerized finish is retained with light evidence of use and scattered handling marks. Magazine serviceable with portions of original finish retained. Fine bright bore with crisp rifling. Functions appropriately when cycled by hand. BAS Barrel Length: 12 - 1/2" Caliber/Bore: 9mm Para FFL Status: Modern Manufacturer: TNW Model: M31 Serial Number: P002643

(M) WISE LITE ARMS STERLING 7.62X25MM SEMI-AUTOMATIC PISTOL.

Lot #3120 (Sale Order 120 of 385)

An interesting semi automatic pistol variant of Britain's venerable Sterling SMG manufactured by Wise Lite Arms out of a combination of new production and surplus parts. It features a 5" round barrel partially shrouded by a perforated heat shield and chambered in the potent 7.62x25mm Tokarev cartridge. Textured matte finished receiver tube marked "STERLING/SMG/MK4(L2A3) on magazine well. Front sight replaced with a Burris FastFire red dot sight, while rear flip sight is intact. Standard composite pistol grip is retained but no provisions for a stock remain. Feeds from modified Sten magazines, of which 1 is included and is marked "762 X 25 ONLY". CONDIITON: Very good. Vast majority of finish is retained with a few handling marks and a few spots of loss at the front sight. Bright mirror bore with sharp rifling. Functions appropriately when cycled by hand. BAS Barrel Length: 5" Caliber/Bore: 7.62x25mm Tokarev FFL Status: Modern Manufacturer: Wise Lite Arms Model: Sterling Pistol Serial Number: WLA29P0154

(M) WISE LITE ARMS STERLING S/A SEMI-AUTOMATIC PISTOL.

Lot #3121 (Sale Order 121 of 385)

Produced by Wise Lite Arms out of a mixture of new production and surplus components, this semi automatic pistol is an interesting take on the iconic Sterling SMG of 20th century fame, having seen use around the world for decades. It features a short 5" round barrel partially shrouded by a perforated heat shield and chambered in the classic 9mm Para cartridge. Textured matte finished receiver tube marked "STERLING/SMG/MK4(L2A3)" on magazine well and with Wise Lite information on the body. Protected front sight post, rear flip sight, and an additional aftermarket laser sight mounted to the heat shield via a rail. Standard composite pistol grip is retained but no provisions for a stock remain. Included is 1 standard surplus 34 round Sterling magazine. CONDIITON: Very good. Nearly all of the factory finish is retained with a few handling marks. Pistol grip exhibits moderate wear and a few marks. Magazine retains portions of its original finish with expected wear. Bright bore with sharp rifling. Functions appropriately when cycled by hand. BAS Barrel Length: 5" Caliber/Bore: 9mm Para FFL Status: Modern Manufacturer: Wise Lite Arms Model: Sterling Pistol Serial Number: WLA210P10182

(M) WISE LITE ARMS STERLING SEMI-AUTOMATIC PISTOL.

Lot #3122 (Sale Order 122 of 385)

An interesting semi automatic pistol variant of the iconic Sterling SMG manufactured by Wise Lite Arms out of a combination of new production and surplus components. It features a 5" round barrel partially shrouded by a perforated heat shield and chambered in the classic 9mm Para cartridge. Textured matte finished receiver tube marked "STERLING/SMG/MK4(L2A3)" on magazine well and with Wise Lite information on the body. Protected front sight post, rear flip sight, and an additional aftermarkert laser sight mounted to the heat shield via a rail. Standard composite pistol grip is retained but no provisions for a stock remain. Included is 1 standard surplus 34 round Sterling magazine. CONDIITON: Very good. The vast majority of the factory finish is retained with a few handling marks. Pistol grip exhibits moderate wear and a few marks. Magazine retains portions of its original finish with expected wear. Bright bore with sharp rifling. Functions appropriately when cycled by hand. BAS Barrel Length: 5" Caliber/Bore: 9mm Para FFL Status: Modern Manufacturer: Wise Lite Arms Model: Sterling S/A Serial Number: WLA210P10115

LOT OF 2: CZECH SMALL ARMS AND D-TECHNIK VZ-61 SKORPION PISTOLS.

Lot #3123 (Sale Order 123 of 385)

Lot consists of: (A) Czech Small Arms VZ-61 Scorpion semi automatic pistol chambered in 9x18mm Makarov. 4-1/2" round barrel, protected front post sight, 75 and 150 meter graduated flip rear sight, stamped matte upper, milled lower and plastic thumb rest pistol grip. Barrel mounted with a laser sight. CONDITION: Excellent. Very light signs of use. Fine mirror bore. Functions appropriately when cycled by hand. (B) D-Technik VZ-61 Skorpion semi automatic pistol chambered in .32 ACP. 4-1/2" round barrel, protected front post sight, 75 and 150 meter graduated flip rear sight, stamped upper, milled lower and wooden thumb rest pistol grip. Barrel mounted with a laser sight. Complete with numbers matching plastic hard case, 2 total magazines, holster and magazine pouch. CONDITION: Very Good. Vast majority of factory finishes retained with some evidence of use and some scattered handling marks. Bright bore with strong rifling. Functions appropriately when cycled by hand. A latch is missing from case. BAS Accessories: Case Barrel Length: (BOTH) 4 - 1/2" Caliber/Bore: (A) 9mm Makarov (B) .32 ACP FFL Status: Modern Manufacturer: (A) CSA (B) D-Technik Model: (BOTH) vz. 61 Serial Number: (A) 69M00273 (B) G6546P

LOT OF 2: DEUSTCHE-WERKE ORTGIES PATENT SEMI AUTOMATIC PISTOL AND BROWNING FN 1905 SEMI AUTOMATIC PI

Lot #3124 (Sale Order 124 of 385)

Lot consists of (A) Ortgies hammerless semi-automatic pistol made by Deutsche Werke in Erfurt, Germany circa 1920s. Blued serrated hammerless slide with polished barrel marked "380 Auto"(less common caliber). Blued frame marked "Germany" with 2 piece walnut grips and polished "Deutche Werke" marked clip. CONDITION: 70% blue with edge wear. Good grips with good mechanics and bore. (B) Fabrique National Model 1905 "VEST" Pocket semi-automatic pistol made by FN under Browning Patent in Herstal, Belgium from 1906 to 1949. Blued hammerless slide with "FN" address and groove sight, polished barrel and slide lock. Blued frame with "FN" marked bakelite 2 piece grips and original unmarked 6 shot clip. CONDITION: 70% fading blue with edge wear. Good grips with metal having some light pitting in corners. Good bore and mechanics. DLM Barrel Length: (A) 3 - 1/2" (B) 2" Caliber/Bore: (A) .380 Auto (B) .25 ACP FFL Status: Curio & Relic Manufacturer: (A) Duestche-Werke (B) Browning Model: (A) Ortgies (B) FN 1905 Serial Number: (A) 133006 (B) 243471

(C) MAUSER "1940" DATED MODEL 1934 COMMERCIAL LUGER SEMI-AUTOMATIC PISTOL.

Lot #3125 (Sale Order 125 of 385)

Model 1934 Commercial Luger manufactured by Mauser in 1940 for commercial sales. Metal components have been reblued and restrawed, appearing to be an old refinish. Receiver is marked "1940" over the chambered, with an eagle over "N" proof present on the left side of the receiver as well as the breechblock. Front sight block bears an upside down eagle over "N" proof. All numbers are matching, with the exception of the right grip and magazine which are unmarked. Some components including the frame and forward toggle link have been renumbered at some point in time. Magazine retains a black plastic bottom. CONDITION: Very good overall, with exterior metal components retaining the vast majority of their reapplied blue finish, showing some areas of wear and some areas of thinning that show through to brown patina. Barrel shows heavier wear and some gray spotting that show through to gray patina. Bore is bright, exhibiting some light oxidation and retaining good rifling throughout. Strawed components retain most of their reapplied straw finish, showing some spots of light oxidation. Grips show some smoothing and a few minor impressions, with the left panel bearing a few chips. MLW Barrel Length: 4" Caliber/Bore: 9mm Para FFL Status: Curio & Relic Manufacturer: Mauser Model: 1934 Commercial Luger Serial Number: 6781w

(C) MAUSER MODEL 1934 COMMMERCIAL P.08 SEMI-AUTOMATIC PISTOL.

Lot #3126 (Sale Order 126 of 385)

P.08 manufactured by Mauser for commercial sales. Chamber date of "1938" has been partially scrubbed and restamped. Left side of receiver and breechblock bears crown over "U" proofs. Front sight block bears a crown over "U" which has over stamped the former marking. Major metal components have been reblued, with strawed components are being refinished. All numbers are matching with the exception of the trigger bar, and have been restamped to match the frame. Frame serial number and letter suffix appears to have been restamped at one time. Unmarked grips are replacements. Complete with a blued magazine with an unmarked bottom. CONDITION: Metal components retain the vast majority of their reapplied blue finish, exhibiting a few small areas of wear and a couple areas of light pitting and nicks beneath the finish. Strawed components exhibit some wear that shows through to silvering as well as some nicks and handling marks beneath their finish. Mirror bore, retaining well defined rifling throughout. Grips show some smoothing, but are otherwise fine. MLW Barrel Length: 4" Caliber/Bore: 7.65x25mm Para FFL Status: Curio & Relic Manufacturer: Mauser Model: 1934 Commercial Serial Number: 5036v

(C) MAUSER MODEL 1934 COMMERICAL LUGER SEMI-AUTOMATIC PISTOL.

Lot #3127 (Sale Order 127 of 385)

Standard configuration P.08 Luger manufactured by Mauser for commercial sales. Receiver is marked "1939" over the chamber. Left side of receiver, breechblock, and front of sight base bear crown over "U" proofs. Faux eagle "K" proof is present on the right side of the receiver. Front grip strap is engraved "Lt. Edward M. Ryan/ S.N. 0-1262177". Frame serial number has been ground down and renumbered at some point in time, with matching numbers being renumbered to match the frame. Metal components have been reblued, with the frame appearing to be an older refinish. CONDITION: Metal components retain the majority of their reapplied blue finishes, showing some areas of wear overall as well as thinning and some light surface oxidation on the grip straps that show through to brown patina. Bore shows oxidation throughout and retains good rifling. Grips show some smoothing and scattered nicks to the diamonds. MLW Barrel Length: 4" Caliber/Bore: 9mm Para FFL Status: Curio & Relic Manufacturer: Mauser Model: 1934 Commercial Serial Number: 7618v

(C) GERMAN ERFURT 1914 DATED "DEATH'S HEAD" P.08 LUGER WITH HOLSTER.

Lot #3128 (Sale Order 128 of 385)

Originally a Model 1914 Artillery Luger, this example was reworked in accordance with the Treaty of Versailles to a standard P.08 configuration. The receiver is marked "1914" below a "Death's Head" stamp over the chamber area with arsenal proofs present on the right hand side. All numbers are matching, with the exception of the grips and magazine, and with most matching components being renumbered to match the frame. Barrel and rear toggle link were scrubbed, showing grind marks beneath their serial numbers. Toggles, breechblock, and barrel have been refinished. Receiver has been touched up around the Death's Head stamp. Complete with a 1916 dated leather holster that is stamped with a Death's Head on the flap. Holster loading tool pouch is a replacement. This cataloger has noted many inconsistencies between all of the different Death's Head marked P.08s that they have observed, especially when relating to the stamp itself, and advises one to use their own intuition when observing one. CONDITION: Metal components retain large amounts of their original and reapplied blue finishes, showing wear that shows through to patina. Strawed components retain traces of their original finish, showing age related discoloration all around. Bright bore, retaining good rifling throughout. Grips show smoothing as well as scattered handling marks and impressions. Holster is good, showing some age related wear and handling marks. Makers mark on rear panel is partially illegible. MLW Accessories: Holster Barrel Length: 4" Caliber/Bore: 9mm Para FFL Status: Curio & Relic Manufacturer: Erfurt Model: P.08 Serial Number: 6544

(C) ATTRACTIVE DWM MODEL 1920 COMMERCIAL LUGER WITH HOLSTER.

Lot #3129 (Sale Order 129 of 385)

Manufactured by DWM from a variety of surplus, refurbished, and new components for commercial sales after the conclusion of World War I. Major metal components are blued, with some smaller components being strawed. Left side of receiver and breechblock bear a crown over "N" nitro proof. Toggle bears the "DWM" monogram. Major metal components and strawed components have been nicely refinished. All numbers are matching, with the trigger and sideplate being renumbered to match. Complete with an unmarked leather holster containing an unmarked loading tool. CONDITION: Metal components retain the vast majority of their reapplied blue finish, exhibiting few areas of wear overall. Barrel shows a few light handling marks that show through to silvering. Strawed components are excellent as refinished, exhibiting few small areas of wear. Excellent bore, retaining well defined rifling throughout. Holster shows some scattered handling marks, but is otherwise fine. An attractive DWM Model 1920 Commercial Luger. MLW Accessories: Holster Barrel Length: 3 - 3/4" Caliber/Bore: 7.65x25mm Para FFL Status: Curio & Relic Manufacturer: DWM Model: 1920 Commercial Serial Number: 1076s

(M) INTERARMS ORIGINAL MAUSER AMERICAN EAGLE LUGER SEMI-AUTOMATIC PISTOL WITH CASE & ACCESSORIES.

Lot #3130 (Sale Order 130 of 385)

American Eagle Luger manufactured by Mauser for commercial sales in the 1970s. Left side of frame is stamped "MAUSER PARABELLUM/ 9MM LUGER". "FBM" within a Mauser Banner logo present above the locking bolt and on the barrel towards the breech. Top of chamber is stamped with the American eagle insignia similar to those of the Model 1906 contract. Toggle is stamped "Original" over the Mauser Banner logo. Right side of receiver bears the Interarms import mark and serial number. Front grip strap is stamped with Mauser's manufacturer information. Top of barrel is stamped "9mm Luger". Features include a 4" barrel, grip safety, "U" notch rear sight, and 2-piece checkered wood grips. Complete with a wood red felt lined display case containing an additional magazine, box of Peters 9mm ammunition, loading tool, as well as an original factory manual and paper test target. CONDITION: Excellent overall, with metal components retaining virtually all of their original factory blue finish. Mirror bore, retaining well defined rifling throughout. Grips are excellent. Case shows some marks from handling and storage, but is otherwise fine. MLW Accessories: Case, ammo, magazines Barrel Length: 4" Caliber/Bore: 9mm Luger FFL Status: Curio & Relic Manufacturer: Mauser Model: Luger Serial Number: 11003040

(C) VERY ATTRACTIVE WORLD WAR II COMMERCIAL PRODUCTION WALTHER P.38 MOD. HP SEMI-AUTOMATIC PISTOL.

Lot #3131 (Sale Order 131 of 385)

Manufactured by Walther during World War II, these commercial Heeres Pistole (Army Pistol) variations are near identical to their military counterparts, but exhibit a much higher grade of machining, as well as a much higher quality of polishing and bluing. The left side of the slide is stamped with the Walther banner followed by the manufacturer and caliber stampings, as well as "Mod. HP". Right side of slide bears a Walther eagle over "359" acceptance proof. Horizontal eagle over "N" commercial proof is present towards the front of the slide, right side of the frame, and right side of barrel lug. The serial number "23263" is present on the right side of the frame, and top of the right receiver side rail. Locking block is matched via the last 3 digits of the serial number. Barrel is a replacement. Major metal components retain a lustrous blue finish, with some smaller components being nitre blued. Frame is mounted with a set of 2-piece black bakelite grips. This example is complete with a blued Mauser magazine marked "P.38" on the left side, with a eagle over "135" waffenamt on the spine. CONDITION: Metal components retain bountiful amounts of their lustrous blue finish, exhibiting some light high edge wear, some minor nicks, and light thinning on the front grip strap. Machining marks are sharp, with some minor indentations beneath the finish. Mirror bore, with good rifling throughout. Bakelite grips show a few minor marks from handling and storage, but are otherwise fine. A very nice example of a commercially manufactured Walther P.38 HP pistol produced during World War II. -MLW- Barrel Length: 4 - 7/8" Caliber/Bore: 9mm Para FFL Status: Curio & Relic Manufacturer: Walther Model: P.38 Mod. HP Serial Number: 23263

(C) MAUSER BYF CODE 41 DATED P.08 LUGER SEMI AUTO PISTOL.

Lot #3132 (Sale Order 132 of 385)

High conditioned Mauser byf code with a 41 dated chamber. All matching numbers gun except the magazine which is an FXO with aluminum bottom and numbered 8565e. 2 piece checkered wood grips. All blue finish. CONDITION: Gun retains 98% of the factory applied blue finish. Bright and shiny bore with sharp lands and grooves. The checkering on the grips is sharp and crisp. A great World War II gun. REW Barrel Length: 4" Caliber/Bore: 9 mm FFL Status: Curio & Relic Manufacturer: Mauser Model: P.08 Serial Number: 7454a

(C) MAUSER 1935/06 PORTUGUESE CONTRACT "GNR" LUGER SEMI-AUTOMATIC PISTOL.

Lot #3133 (Sale Order 133 of 385)

One of just 564 Model 1935/06 Lugers manufactured by Mauser under contract for the Portuguese Military. Major metal components are rust blued, with smaller components being strawed and nitre blued. Features include a grip safety and a 4 - 3/4" .30 Luger barrel. Receiver is marked with an intertwined "GNR" over the chamber area for the Garde Nationale Republicanie (Republic National Guard), with the serial number and a crown over "U" commercial proof on the left-hand side that is also present on the bottom of the barrel. Toggle bears the Mauser Banner logo. Safety is marked "SEGURANCA" and extractor is marked "CARREGADA". All numbers are matching with the exception of the firing pin, grips, and magazine, which are unnumbered. CONDITION: Metal components retain the majority of their arsenal reapplied blue finish, exhibiting some areas with light pitting beneath the finish, and showing a few areas of wear that show through to gray patina. Strawed components retain good amounts of their arsenal reapplied finish, showing areas of wear and some age related discoloration. Mirror bore, with good rifling throughout. Checkered walnut grips show smoothing to the checkering as well as a few impressions and nicks to the diamonds. A nice example of a Mauser 1935/06 Portuguese Contract "GNR" marked Luger. MLW Barrel Length: 4 - 3/4" Caliber/Bore: 7.65x21mm Para FFL Status: Curio & Relic Manufacturer: Mauser Model: 1935/06 Luger Serial Number: 2396v

(C) PRE WAR MAUSER 1936 S/42 LUGER SEMI AUTO PISTOL.

Lot #3134 (Sale Order 134 of 385)

Pre War German Mauser 1936 date S/42 code Luger semi automatic pistol. Made 1936 at the Mauser factory. "1936" marked chamber, "S/42" marked toggle. "(eagle)/63" proofs throughout. No import mark found. Matching serials throughout, including both wood grip panels. Aluminum bottom magazine does not match. Standard round barrel with blade front sight and v-notch rear. Original blued finish, with some minor areas of touch up throughout. Straw blue was touched up as well. Original checkered wood grips. Nickel finished tin magazine. CONDITION: Metal retains 80% of its original blued finish with wear, and a few freckles of surface rust. Grips have minor dents and scratches. Bore is lightly frosted with crisp rifling. Mechiaclally fine. Magazine has light wear. Great range Luger! JWA Barrel Length: 4" Caliber/Bore: 9mm Luger FFL Status: Curio & Relic Manufacturer: Mauser Model: 1936 S/42 Serial Number: 5780k

(C) SPURIOUS MAUSER "S/42" CODE K DATE P.08 SEMI-AUTOMATIC PISTOL.

Lot #3135 (Sale Order 135 of 385)

Standard configuration P.08. Major metal components have been reblued, with strawed components also exhibiting a reapplied finish. Receiver is spuriously marked "K" over the chamber with the toggle bearing Mauser's "S/42" code. Right side of receiver bears spurious Mauser K Date military proofs. Matching numbers are faux matched, with evidence of scrubbing, double stampings, and different numbering dies present. Complete with one magazine, which is force matched. CONDITION: Metal components retain bountiful amounts of their reapplied blue finish, exhibiting light pitting under the finish in several areas and also bears a few areas of wear that show through to gray. Strawed components show few minor areas of wear and retain the vast majority of their reapplied finish. Bore is bright, as refinished, and exhibits moderate pitting beneath the finish and retains fair to good rifling throughout. Checkered walnut grips show smoothing to the diamonds, with the right grip panel bearing a crack on the interior that runs from the top to the bottom. MLW Barrel Length: 3 - 7/8" Caliber/Bore: 9mm Para FFL Status: Curio & Relic Manufacturer: Mauser Model: K Date P.08 Serial Number: 9794

(C) MAUSER WARTIME COMMERCIAL C96 BROOMHANDLE SEMI-AUTOMATIC PISTOL.

Lot #3136 (Sale Order 136 of 385)

Manufactured by Mauser for commercial sales. Major metal components retain rust blue finish, with smaller components being in-the-white and nitre blued. The top of the chamber is marked "WAFFENFABRIK/ MAUSER/ OBERNDORF A/N", with the serial number on the left breech flat. Left side of receiver bears a crown over "U" commercial proof that is also present on the top of the bolt handle. The bottom of the frame exhibits a German Imperial eagle stamp on the trigger guard, just behind the floorplate. Right side of frame bears factory stamps stipulating the Mauser's manufacturer information. Interior of left grip is marked in ink "S.F.C.H.C. HICKMAN/ 159th F.H. 6th A.C./ 115th S.T. 2nd. A./ U.S.A." with the right grip panel reading "MARS.LA.TOUR./ 11/13/1918 FRANCE". All numbers are matching, including the grips. CONDITION: Metal components retain the majority of their original blue finish, exhibiting areas of thinning and some areas of wear that show through to patina. Bore is bright, and retains good rifling throughout. Grips show some scattered impressions, as well as a a few minor areas of wear. A very nice example of a commercially manufactured Mauser C96 pistol produced during the Great War. MLW Barrel Length: 5 - 1/2" Caliber/Bore: 7.63x25mm Mauser FFL Status: Curio & Relic Manufacturer: Mauser Model: C96 Broomhandle Serial Number: 375461

(C) RARE AUSTRO-HUNGARIAN DOUBLE DATED & UNIT MARKED MAUSER C96 BROOMHANDLE SEMI-AUTOMATIC PISTOL.

Lot #3137 (Sale Order 137 of 385)

1 of only 50,000 commercially manufactured Mauser C96 pistols sold to the Austro-Hungarian army in 1916. Major metal components retain a reapplied rust blue finish, with other components being nitre blued and in-the-white. Top of chamber is marked "WAFFENFABRIK/ MAUSER/ OBERNDORF A/N", with the right side of the breech flat being marked "W.n. (eagle) 17", with a second eagle partially overstamping the "W.n.", indicating military acceptance by the Wiener-Neustadt in 1917, and with a second military acceptance stamp "HV (eagle) 30" just below on the frame, indicating acceptance by the Heeresverwaltung (Army Administration). Right side of frame bears factory stamps stipulating Mauser's manufacturer information. Rear of hammer is stamped "NS" for New Safety. Rear grip strap bears a vertical "13" above a horizontally stamped "T.M.A." unit marking. Matching numbers include frame, receiver, bolt, hammer, lock mechanism frame, sear, bolt locking block, floorplate, and grip panels. Firing pin is broken at the head and tip, but can be readily replaced. CONDITION: Metal components retain the vast majority of their reapplied rust blue finish, showing some minor areas of wear that show through to gray patina, as well as some nicks that show through to silvering. There are several areas of scattered pitting that are visible beneath the finish. Bore is bright, showing light oxidation and retaining fair rifling throughout. 2-piece wood grips show scattered handling marks and some impressions, but are otherwise sturdy and serviceable. An attractive and rare Austro-Hungarian Mauser C96. MLW Barrel Length: 5 - 1/2" Caliber/Bore: 7.63x25mm Mauser FFL Status: Curio & Relic Manufacturer: Mauser Model: C96 Broomhandle Serial Number: 396625

(C) MAUSER "KÜ" MARKED "42/41" CODE P.08 SEMI-AUTOMATIC PISTOL.

Lot #3138 (Sale Order 138 of 385)

A point of debate for Luger collectors in the collector genre, the meaning of the "Kü" stamp has never been definitely proven. Several theories have been presented as to the "Kü" markings significance, with the most widely accepted theory being that these Lugers were manufactured by Mauser for the Kustenfliegerstafflen (German Coastal Flying Service). This example is marked "41" over the chamber, with the toggle bearing Mauser's "42" code. Left side of frame bears a "Kü" prefix, with large digit serial numbers. Faint eagle "LZA" Luftwaffenzeugamt (Air Force Ordnance Depot) proofs are present on the right side of the receiver, left side of the barrel, and left side of the breechblock. Bottom of barrel bears a Mauser "S/42" armorer's replacement code stamp. Left side of frame is stamped "P.08". Matching numbers include the frame, sideplate, safety lever & bar, receiver, trigger bar, extractor, firing pin, forward toggle link, and checkered walnut grips, which are matched on the interior of the right grip panel. Remaining components are unnumbered. Metal components have been reblued, retaining a mixture of finishes. Complete with a blued "fxo" marked magazine with a black plastic bottom. CONDITION: Metal components retain the vast majority of their reapplied blue finishes, showing a few small areas with nicks and wear, indentations below the finish, as well as several areas of freckling. Markings are sharp, with the exception of the "LZA" proofs and the "S/42" proof. Bore is bright, showing light oxidation within the lands and some very light oxidation on the grooves, but otherwise retains good rifling throughout. Checkered walnut grips are worn smooth, showing some scattered impressions and a few minor losses around the edges. A nice example of a Mauser "Kü" marked P.08. MLW Barrel Length: 3 - 7/8" Caliber/Bore: 9mm Luger FFL Status: Curio & Relic Manufacturer: Mauser Model: P.08 Serial Number: 3770

(C) 1939 GERMAN MAUSER S/42 CODE LUGER SEMI AUTO PISTOL.

Lot #3139 (Sale Order 139 of 385)

German Mauser 1939 date S/42 code Luger semi automatic pistol. Made 1939 at the Mauser factory. "1939" marked chamber, "S/42" marked toggle. "(eagle)/63" proofs throughout. No import mark found. Matching external serials minus the toggle pin. Both wood grip panels match. Aluminum bottom magazine does not match. Standard round barrel with blade front sight and v-notch rear. Original blued finish, with some minor touch up throughout. Original checkered wood grips. Blued finished tin magazine. CONDITION: Metal retains 85% of its original finish with general edge wear and light touch up. Grips have light finish wear. There is a minor crack on the left panel, below the safety lever. Clean bore with crisp rifling. Mechanically fine. Magazine has light finish wear. JWA Barrel Length: 4" Caliber/Bore: 9mm Luger FFL Status: Curio & Relic Manufacturer: Mauser Model: S/42 Luger Serial Number: 3110n

(C) MAUSER 1939 BANNER SEMI AUTOMATIC LUGER PISTOL.

Lot #3140 (Sale Order 140 of 385)

Dated 1939 over the chamber and a small Mauser Banner on the front toggle link. Extractor is marked "GELADEN" on the left side and the safety is marked "GESICHERT" in the upper position. All matching numbers gun to include the magazine. Stick Eagle 655 proofs on the right side of the receiver and one on the barrel. Eagle N proof mark on the left side of the breach block. CONDITION: Gun retains 98% of the non-original applied blue finish. The straw small parts are at 98% also. The 4 has been double stamped in the serial number on the barrel. On the left side of the receiver the 1 has been double stamped. the font on all four full serial numbers does not match the rest of the numbers on the gun. Numbered checkered grips are sharp and crisp. Bright and shiny bore with sharp lands and grooves. REW Barrel Length: 3 - 7/8" Caliber/Bore: 9mm Luger FFL Status: Curio & Relic Manufacturer: Mauser Model: 1939 Banner Serial Number: 6641w

(C) MAUSER 1938 S/42 SEMI AUTOMATIC LUGER PISTOL.

Lot #3141 (Sale Order 141 of 385)

Dated 1938 over the chamber and S/42 on the front toggle link. Extractor is marked "GELADEN" on the left side and the safety is marked "GESICHERT" in the upper position. All matching numbers gun except the magazine. The magazine is marked 3570 / d / + / Eagle 63. Stick Eagle 63 proofs on the right side of the receiver and one on the barrel. CONDITION: Gun retains 90% of the original applied blue finish. Un-numbered checkered grips show some slight wear and handling marks. Bright and shiny bore with sharp lands and grooves. REW Barrel Length: 4" Caliber/Bore: 9mm Luger FFL Status: Curio & Relic Manufacturer: Mauser Model: P08 Serial Number: 7400g

(C) DESIRABLE GERMAN PRE-WORLD WAR I DWM 1911 DATED MILITARY P.08 SEMI-AUTOMATIC PISTOL WITH HOLSTER

Lot #3142 (Sale Order 142 of 385)

Model 1908 Military Luger manufactured in 1911 by DWM. This example is rust blued, with the small parts being strawed, as well as nitre blued on the grip screws, magazine catch spring, sear bar retaining spring, and toggle axle pins. Early features include the lack of a hold-open latch and lack of a stock lug. Receiver is marked "1911" over the chamber area with DWM proofs and a German imperial eagle on the right hand side. German imperial eagle is also present on the barrel and on the left hand side of the breechblock. Numbers are all matching matching down to the firing pin, and were applied in the proper early military fashion. Complete with a 1911 dated "A. DAHL/ BARMEN" marked holster, with what appears to be a partially illegible "B.A.VII/ WFss.A.R.7" unit marking on the inner flap, identifying this holster to the Foot Artillery Regiment No. 7. CONDITION: Metal components retain plentiful amounts of their original rust blue finish, exhibiting areas of edge wear that show through to silvering, with some small scattered areas of light wear and a few spots of light surface oxidation. Front grip strap exhibits thinning that shows through to a pleasant brown patina. Strawed components show wear all around, with protected areas retaining more finish. Nitre blued components exhibit usual wear, with the grip screws retaining traces of their original finish. Bore is bright, showing light oxidation as well as well defined lands and grooves throughout. Checkered walnut grips show some nicks to the diamonds, as well as a mixture of a few small and a couple sizable impressions on the right grip panel. Leather holster bears a few scattered marks from use and storage, with portions of the manufacturer stamp and unit stamp being partially worn away. A very nice and desirable 1911 dated Model 1908 Luger. -MLW- Accessories: Holster Barrel Length: 4" Caliber/Bore: 9mm Para FFL Status: Curio & Relic Manufacturer: DWM Model: P.08 Serial Number: 6747e

(C) EXCEPTIONAL WORLD WAR II G.I. BRINGBACK DWM FIRST ISSUE P.08 SEMI-AUTOMATIC PISTOL WITH CAPTURE

Lot #3143 (Sale Order 143 of 385)

One of only 20,000 First Issue P.08 Lugers manufactured by DWM under contract for the German Military. This example exhibits rust blue finish on the major metal components, with smaller components being strawed and nitre blued. The left side of the receiver is stamped with 3 DWM arsenal proofs, with an additional arsenal proof on the right side of the frame, indicting the arsenal hold-open device alteration. German imperial eagle is present on the left side of the receiver, barrel, and breechblock. Chamber area is blank, with the toggle bearing the DWM monogram in the center. Front gripstrap is unit marked "2.G.6.2.". Matching numbers include the frame, locking bolt, sideplate, trigger, barrel, receiver, breechblock, and toggles links. Grips and firing pin spring guide are appropriately unnumbered. This already scarce First Issue P.08 is accompanied by capture paperwork dated August 2nd of 1945, identifying this Luger as being captured by Corporal Joseph V. Simpson, who was attached to the 757th Railway Shop Battalion. Additional accoutrements include an Otto Sindel 1943 dated P.38 holster that is adorned with an SS kepi pin, two blued "fxo" marked luger magazines, as well as a 1941 dated German small caliber competition booklet that is affix with a German World War II pin on the interior. CONDITION: Metal components retain bountiful amounts of their period rust blue finish, exhibiting few areas of wear that show through to gray patina, as well as areas of freckling all around. Rear grip strap exhibits thinning that show through to a gray patina, as well as some light surface oxidation. Strawed components retain fair amounts of their original finish, showing wear all around and age related discoloration all around, and with the balance turning a gray patina. Bore is very bright, showing some very light surface oxidation and retains good rifling throughout. Grips are very good, showing some light smoothing to the checkering as well as a few nicks and impressions. Holster shows some crazing and some scattered handling marks. Plastic bottom "fxo" magazine bears several cracks, but is otherwise fine. An already fine and scarce DWM First Issue P.08, that is accompanied by World War II capture paperwork that highlights this example's unique history. -MLW- Accessories: P.38 Holster, extra magazine Barrel Length: 4" Caliber/Bore: 9mm Para FFL Status: Curio & Relic Manufacturer: DWM Model: First Issue P.08 Paperwork: Capture papers, 1941 dated German booklet Serial Number: 8734a

(C) 1918 DWM P.08 LUGER PISTOL WITH HOLSTER.

Lot #3144 (Sale Order 144 of 385)

Outstanding untouched original 1918 Luger with 2 original matching numbered magazines and holster. This is a really superb all matching numbers gun. DWM in scroll on the front toggle link. Safety is marked GESICHERT in the upper position and the extractor is marked GELADEN on the left side. 2 piece checkered wood grips. V notch rear sight and inverted V front sight. Straw small parts. Holster is marked "C.ZENDER / BERLIN / 1916" on the inside of the top flap. CONDITION: This gun retains 98% of the original factory applied blue finish. The straw color is 96% of the original straw. Sharp and crisp checkering on the unnumbered grips. Bright and shiny bore with sharp lands and grooves. Matching numbered nickel magazines with wood bottom. The stitching on the holster is tight and serviceable. The leather has some crazing and scuffing. It also comes with an unmarked loading tool. Lugers in this original condition are few and far between. REW Accessories: Holster Barrel Length: 3 - 7/8" Caliber/Bore: 9mm Luger FFL Status: Curio & Relic Manufacturer: DWM Model: P.08 Serial Number: 8657f

(C) DESIRABLE GERMAN PRE-WORLD WAR I UNIT MARKED DWM FIRST ISSUE MODEL 1908 LUGER SEMI-AUTOMATIC PIS

Lot #3145 (Sale Order 145 of 385)

One of 25,000 Model 1908 First Issue Luger manufactured by DWM for the Imperial Germany Army. These Lugers were the first true military contract Lugers issued to the German Military. This example is rust blued, with the small parts being strawed, as well as nitre blued grip screws, magazine catch spring, sear bar retaining spring, and toggle axle pins. Hold open device has been added and bears a proof indicating its arsenal alteration. The chamber area is blank, with DWM proofs being present on the left hand side. Imperial German eagle is present on the left side of the receiver, barrel, and breechblock. Front grip strap is unit marked "57.R.4.1." indicating issue to the 13th Reserve Division, 57th Reserve Infantry Regiment, 4th Battalion. All numbers are matching and were applied in the early military fashion, with the exception of the firing pin, checkered walnut grips, and magazine, which are all unserialized. Complete with a scanned short history of the 13th Reserve Division during World War I. CONDITION: Metal components retain the vast majority of their original rust blue finish, exhibiting some scattered areas of wear and a few areas of light thinning. Grip straps exhibits a few small concentrated areas of cleaned oxidation, but are otherwise fine. Strawed components retain fair to good levels of finish, and exhibit age related discoloration all around. Bore is fair, exhibiting oxidation and fair rifling throughout. Checkered walnut grips show smoothing to the checkering and bear a few small nicks and impressions, with the grip screws retaining traces of their original finish, having turned a gray patina. A very nice example of a Model 1908 Luger that was part of the first contract supplied to the Germany Military. -MLW- Barrel Length: 4" Caliber/Bore: 9mm Para FFL Status: Curio & Relic Manufacturer: DWM Model: First Issue P.08 Paperwork: Unit Marking Information Serial Number: 796e

(C) DWM ARTILLERY LUGER DATED 1917.

Lot #3146 (Sale Order 146 of 385)

Outstanding original artillery Luger with an original matching numbered magazine. This is one of the nicest original guns that we have offered. DWM in scroll on the front toggle link. Safety is marked GESICHERT in the upper position and the extractor is marked GELADEN on the left side. Fine tune rear sight with a standard front sight. Straw small parts. CONDITION: This gun retains 96% of the original factory applied blue finish. The straw color is 92% of the original straw. Sharp and crisp checkering on the unnumbered grips. Bright and shiny bore with sharp lands and grooves. Matching numbered nickel magazine with wood bottom. This is an all matching numbers gun that would be the center piece of any collection. REW Barrel Length: 8" Caliber/Bore: 9mm Luger FFL Status: Curio & Relic Manufacturer: DWM Model: Artillery Luger Serial Number: 2065h

(C) DWM COMMERCIAL MODEL 1920 COMMERCIAL LUGER SEMI-AUTOMATIC PISTOL.

Lot #3147 (Sale Order 147 of 385)

Manufactured and/or reworked by DWM for commercial sales. Crown over "N" nitro proof is present on the left side of the receiver and breechblock as well as on the bottom of the barrel. Toggle bears the DWM monogram. Matching numbers include the frame, locking bolt, sideplate, trigger, barrel, and rear toggle link. Other components are unnumbered. Complete with an additional wood bottom magazine. CONDITION: Very good overall, with metal components retaining the vast majority of their factory reapplied blue finish and exhibiting a few areas of wear and thinning. Strawed components are excellent, showing little wear and exhibiting some small areas of age related discoloration. Mirror bore, exhibiting some areas of cosmoline and retaining well defined rifling throughout. Checkered walnut grips show some smoothing as well as some scattered nicks and impressions. A nice DWM 1920 Commercial Luger. MLW Accessories: Additional Magazine Barrel Length: 4 - 3/4" Caliber/Bore: .30 Luger FFL Status: Curio & Relic Manufacturer: DWM Model: 1920 Commercial Luger Serial Number: 8892o

(C) DWM MODEL 1900 AMERICAN EAGLE LUGER SEMI-AUTOMATIC PISTOL.

Lot #3148 (Sale Order 148 of 385)

Model 1900 "American Eagle" Luger manufactured by DWM for commercial sales within the United States. Receiver bears an American Eagle insignia over the chamber area. Toggle bears the DWM monogram. Front of frame is stamped "GERMANY" below the serial number. Matching numbers include the frame, locking bolt, trigger, sideplate, grip safety, barrel, receiver, toggles, and grips. Sideplate, grip safety, receiver, and toggles are matched by the last three numbers of the serial number. Complete with one non-matching magazine. CONDITION: Excellent overall, with metal components retaining the vast majority of their rust blue finish, exhibiting a few areas of wear as well as some areas of thinning. Grip straps show thinning and areas of freckling. Strawed components retain the majority of their finish, showing some areas of wear as well as some age related discoloration. Bore is bright, showing some light oxidation and retaining good rifling throughout. Grips show some light smoothing, as well as several impressions and a few nicks to the diamonds. MLW Barrel Length: 4 - 3/4" Caliber/Bore: .30 Luger FFL Status: Curio & Relic Manufacturer: DWM Model: 1900 Serial Number: 15197

(C) DWM MODEL 1920 COMMERCIAL LUGER WITH HOLSTER.

Lot #3149 (Sale Order 149 of 385)

DWM 1920 Commercial Luger manufactured circa. 1920s from refurbished military P.08 Lugers. Major metal components are rust blued with some smaller components being strawed. Left side of receiver and breechblock bear crown over "N" nitro proofs. Toggle bears the "DWM" monogram. Front of frame is marked "GERMANY" with a "MADE IN GERMANY" stamp present on the bottom of the barrel. Frame, locking bolt, trigger, sideplate, and rear toggle link are matching. Other components are mismatched or unmarked. Barrel is a replacement. Complete with a later 1941 dated "jvf" (W. Brand, Heidelberg) leather holster containing a "3.9." marked loading tool and later post-War production magazine. CONDITION: Metal components retain the majority of their reapplied blue finish, exhibiting some areas of wear and thinning, showing through to gray patina as well as some scattered areas of light surface oxidation. Strawed components retain traces of their finish. Mirror bore retains well defined lands and grooves throughout. Walnut grips show some smoothing and a few scattered impressions. Holster is good, showing some scattered handling marks and a few areas of crazing. MLW Accessories: Holster, loading tool, extra magazine Barrel Length: 4" Caliber/Bore: 9mm Para FFL Status: Curio & Relic Manufacturer: DWM Model: 1920 Commercial Luger Serial Number: 9225h

(C) GERMAN PRE-WORLD WAR I UNIT MARKED DWM FIRST ISSUE MODEL 1908 MILITARY LUGER SEMI-AUTOMATIC PIST

Lot #3150 (Sale Order 150 of 385)

First Issue Model 1908 Luger manufactured by DWM under contract for the German military. These First Issue Lugers were the first variations that were adopted and issued to the German military. Metal components are rust blue finished, with smaller components being strawed and nitre blued. Hold-open latch has been added, and bears a stamp on the right side of the frame signifying its arsenal alteration. The receiver is blank over the chamber area and bears early DWM proofs on the left hand side. German imperial eagle is present on the left hand side of the receiver, barrel, and breechblock. Toggle is stamped with the "DWM" monogram. Front grip strap is unit marked "139.R.5.3." indicating issue to the 24th Division, 139th Infantry Regiment, 5th Company. All numbers are matching and were applied in the early military fashion, with the exception of the magazine, which is mismatched and blued. Complete with a scanned short history of the 24th Division during World War I. CONDITION: Metal components retain generous amounts of their original rust blue finish, exhibiting light edge wear, as well as some wear and marks from storage and use. Frame exhibits light freckling all around, with some extremely light surface oxidation being present on the grip straps. Strawed components show wear overall, as well as areas of age related discoloration. Bore is bright, exhibiting light oxidation and retaining good rifling throughout. Checkered walnut grips show some smoothing to the checkering and bear some minor nicks and impressions. A very nice and honest example of a DWM First Issue Model 1908 Luger. -MLW- Barrel Length: 4" Caliber/Bore: 9mm Para FFL Status: Curio & Relic Manufacturer: DWM Model: First Issue P.08 Paperwork: Unit Marking Information Serial Number: 2042e

(C) GERMAN PRE-WORLD WAR I UNIT MARKED DWM MODEL 1908 MILITARY LUGER SEMI-AUTOMATIC PISTOL.

Lot #3151 (Sale Order 151 of 385)

Manufactured in 1910 by DWM under contract for Germany's military. Metal components are rust blued, with smaller components being strawed and nitre blued. Hold-open device has been added and frame bears an arsenal proof signifying its arsenal alteration. Receiver is marked "1910" over the chamber area, with DWM arsenal proofs on the right hand side. German imperial eagle is present on the right side of the receiver, barrel, and left side of the breechblock. Front grip strap is unit marked "77.R.3.2." indicating issue to the 2nd Guard Reserve Division, 77th Reserve Infantry Division, 3rd Company. All numbers are matching and were applied in the military fashion. Complete with a scanned short history of the 2nd Guard Reserve Division during World War I. CONDITION: Metal components retain the vast majority of their original rust blue finish, exhibiting some areas of edge wear, some holster wear on either side of the muzzle, and areas of mild thinning on the rear of the receiver and grip straps. Muzzle area exhibits a few areas of cleaned oxidation. Strawed components show wear all around, with areas of age related discoloration. Bore exhibits light oxidation as well as fair to good rifling throughout. Checkered walnut grips bear some nicks to the diamonds and few minor impressions. A very nice example of a early and desirable unit marked DWM Model 1908 Military Luger. -MLW- Barrel Length: 4" Caliber/Bore: 9mm Para FFL Status: Curio & Relic Manufacturer: DWM Model: P.08 Paperwork: Unit Marking Information Serial Number: 7065b

(C) GERMAN WORLD WAR I ERFURT 1914 DATED P.08 SEMI-AUTOMATIC PISTOL WITH HOLSTER.

Lot #3152 (Sale Order 152 of 385)

Standard configuration P.08 manufactured by the Royal Erfurt Arsenal in 1914. Receiver is marked "1914" over with chamber, with Erfurt arsenal proofs on the right side. Toggle is marked with a crown over "ERFURT". Receiver lug is stamped with a horizontal "P" followed by a vertical "S A". All numbers are matching, with the majority of numbers being force matched and exhibiting overstamped numbers below. Complete with a leather holster with handwritten characters on the back panel, as well as 2 additional magazines, takedown tool, and pin punch. CONDITION: Major metal components have been reblued and exhibit some areas of freckling all around, but otherwise retain the vast majority of their blue finish. Sideplate shows surface oxidation all around. Strawed components show some wear as well as several areas of age related discoloration. Mirror bore, retaining well defined rifling throughout. Grips show some concentrated wear and impressions, but are otherwise serviceable. Holster exhibits crazing and age related cracking all around, with a tear on the magazine cell. MLW Accessories: Holster, 2 additional magazines Barrel Length: 4 - 3/4" Caliber/Bore: 9mm Luger FFL Status: Curio & Relic Manufacturer: Erfurt Model: P.08 Serial Number: 8406a

(C) GERMAN WORLD WAR II MAUSER "BYF" 2 DIGIT DATE P.08 SEMI-AUTOMATIC PISTOL WITH HOLSTER.

Lot #3153 (Sale Order 153 of 385)

Standard configuration P.08 manufactured by Mauser in 1942 for German military sales. The receiver is stamped "42" over the chamber, with Mauser eagle over "135" waffenamts present on the right hand side. Toggle bears Mauser's "byf" code. Matching numbers include the frame, locking bolt, trigger, sideplate, safety lever, barrel, receiver, breechblock, firing pin, extractor, toggles, and receiver axle. Black checkered grips and magazine bottom of comprised of bakelite. Blued magazine is marked "fxo". Complete with a 1942 dated P.08 holster stamped "ccw" followed by "1942" and "P.08" on the rear panel. CONDITION: Metal components retain the vast majority of what appears to be their reapplied blue finish, exhibiting few minor areas of wear overall. Receiver is slightly proud to frame. Bore is bright, showing light oxidation and retains good rifling throughout. Black bakelite grips show show scattered nicks and impressions to the diamonds, but are otherwise sturdy and serviceable. Holster is very good, showing some scattered areas of handling marks and light crazing. Loading tool flap is partially torn on one side. A nice World War II production Mauser P.08 pistol. MLW Accessories: Holster Barrel Length: 4" Caliber/Bore: 9mm Para FFL Status: Curio & Relic Manufacturer: Mauser Model: P.08 Serial Number: 7119i

(C) GERMAN WORLD WAR II MAUSER "BYF/44" CODE P.38 SEMI-AUTOMATIC PISTOL WITH HOLSTER.

Lot #3154 (Sale Order 154 of 385)

Standard configuration P.38 manufactured by Mauser in 1944. Metal components are salt blued, with some smaller components in the white. Left side of receiver is marked "P.38" followed by "byf/44" and the serial number, with the right side bearing 2 eagles over "WaA135" acceptance proofs surrounding a firing proof. Left side of frame and left side of breechblock also bear Mauser eagle over "WaA135" acceptance proofs. Matching numbers include the frame, receiver, barrel, and locking block. This example is accompanied by two Walther eagle "359" magazines, which are marked "P.38v/U" (indicating the magazines were not hardened) as well as a black leather softshell holster "9" and "1944" within an oak leaf insignia, indicating manufacture by Neuner Lederfabrik. CONDITION: Metal components retain the majority of their original salt blue finish, exhibiting a few areas of wear and thinning all around. Bore is bright, showing light pitting and oxidation on the lands and retains good rifling throughout. Bakelite grips show some scattered handling marks. Leather holster shows scattered handling marks from use as well as a few areas of crazing. Manufacturer stampings are soft but legible. MLW Barrel Length: 5" Caliber/Bore: 9mm Para FFL Status: Curio & Relic Manufacturer: Mauser Model: P.38 Serial Number: 6554z

(C) GERMAN WORLD WAR II MAUSER "BYF/44" CODE P.38 SEMI-AUTOMATIC PISTOL WITH HOLSTER.

Lot #3155 (Sale Order 155 of 385)

Standard configuration P.38 manufactured by Mauser in 1944. Metal components are salt blued with some minor components in the white. Left side of receiver is marked "P.38" and "byf/44" followed by the serial numbered. Right side bears shows 2 eagles over "WaA135" acceptance proofs on either side of an eagle firing proof. Matching numbers include the frame, receiver, barrel, and the locking block. Magazine bears a Walther eagle over "359" acceptance proof on the spine as well as the serial number "649a" on the floorplate. Complete with a period modified P.08 holster marked "DLU (Ewald Luneschloss)/1944" above an eagle over "WaA641" acceptance proof. Top flap has been replaced and bears 2 Luftwaffe eagle pins. CONDITION: Metal components retain the vast majority of their original salt blue finish, exhibiting some areas of wear that show through to silvering as well as a few areas with freckling. Bright bore, exhibiting some light oxidation and retaining well defined rifling throughout. Bakelite grips show few minor handling marks. Holster shows age related cracking and crazing all around. A nice World War II Mauser production P.38. MLW Accessories: Holster Barrel Length: 5" Caliber/Bore: 9mm Para FFL Status: Curio & Relic Manufacturer: Mauser Model: P.38 Serial Number: 9742x

(C) GERMAN WORLD WAR II MAUSER HSC SEMI-AUTOMATIC PISTOL WITH HOLSTER.

Lot #3156 (Sale Order 156 of 385)

Standard configuration HSc semi-automatic pistol manufactured by Mauser during World War II. Right side of frame bears an eagle over "N" proof, with the left side bearing Mauser's eagle over "135" waffenamt stamp. Left side of slide bears the Mauser banner logo followed by the manufacturer information, model, and caliber designations. Matching numbers include the frame and barrel, with the slide matching via an electro-penciled number on the underside towards the muzzle. Complete with a brown leather holster maker's marked "VER.SA. STGT" within a circle on the belt loop and an extra magazine. CONDITION: Metal components retain the majority of their original arsenal blue finish, exhibiting some areas of wear as well as several areas of thinning. Mirror bore, retaining well defined lands and grooves throughout. Grips show smoothing and some scattered nicks and impressions. Holster shows some age related cracking, but is otherwise fine. MLW Accessories: Holster, extra magazine Barrel Length: 3 - 1/4" Caliber/Bore: .32 ACP FFL Status: Curio & Relic Manufacturer: Mauser Model: HSc Serial Number: 831308

(C) GERMAN WORLD WAR II SPREEWERKE "CYQ" CODE P.38 SEMI AUTOMATIC PISTOL.

Lot #3157 (Sale Order 157 of 385)

Standard configuration P.38 manufactured by Spreewerke during World War II. Left side of receiver is marked "P.38" followed by "cyq" and the serial number. Right side bears 2 eagles over "88" acceptance proofs surrounding an eagle firing proof. Eagle over "88" acceptance proof is also present on the left side of the frame and left side of the barrel lug. Matching numbers include the frame, receiver, and barrel. Locking block is mismatched, but is within the same letter block. CONDITION: Metal components retain most of their reapplied blue finish, showing areas of wear and thinning all around, with several areas of cleaned oxidation. Bore is bright, showing some areas of light oxidation and retaining good rifling throughout. Bakelite grips show few minor handling marks. MLW Barrel Length: 5" Caliber/Bore: 9mm Para Manufacturer: Spreewerke Model: P.38 Serial Number: 3806k

(C) HIGH CONDITION GERMAN WORLD WAR II WALTHER "AC/45" CODE P.38 SEMI-AUTOMATIC PISTOL WITH HOLSTER.

Lot #3158 (Sale Order 158 of 385)

Standard configuration P.38 pistol manufactured by Walther in 1945. Metal components retain a dull salt blue finish, with the exception of a some small components which are in the white. Left side of receiver is marked "P.38" followed by the serial number (with no letter block) and "ac 45". Right side bears 2 eagles over "359" waffenamts. Left side of frame and barrel lug also bear eagle over "359" waffenamts. Frame, receiver, and barrel are matching. Locking block appears to have been force matched at some point in time. Complete with a "bml/44" (Hans Romer) marked black leather pebble grain P.38 holster and 2 eagles over "88" marked Spreewerke magazines. CONDITION: Metal components retain bountiful of their original salt blue finish, showing few minor areas of wear that show through to light silvering. Markings are sharp, with the exception of some light stampings. Mirror bore with well defined rifling throughout. Brown bakelite grips show a few handling marks and minor nicks, but are otherwise fine. Holster is very good, showing a few minor areas of wear and retaining good stitching throughout. Rear belt straps show some heavier wear, but are strong and serviceable. A nice, high condition example of a 1945 production Walther P.38 pistol. MLW Accessories: Holster, extra magazine Barrel Length: 5" Caliber/Bore: 9mm Para FFL Status: Curio & Relic Manufacturer: Walther Model: P.38 Serial Number: 8855

(C) LUGER 1914 ERFURT ARTILLERY WITH STOCK RIG, SNAIL DRUM, AND LOADING TOOL.

Lot #3159 (Sale Order 159 of 385)

1914 Erfurt Artillery luger with rig and 1st model snail drum magazine and loader. Crown over Erfurt on the front toggle link. Safety is marked "GESICHERT" in the upper position and the extractor is marked "GELADEN" on the left side. Fine tune front and rear sights. Straw small parts. 1st model snail drum magazine manufactured by Bing with original dust cover and loading tool. Board stock with holster, shoulder straps, cleaning rod and magazine loading tool. British proof marks on the underside of the barrel. CONDITION: This gun has been professionally restored. It has all matching numbers to include the stock and magazine. The stock has been renumbered to match the gun. The magazine has a modern wood bottom replacement that has been numbered to match the gun. The gun retains 95% of the aftermarket applied blue finish. Bright and shinny bore with sharp lands and grooves. Checkered grips are numbered to the gun. The right grip has a crack on the inside of the grip. Snail drum retains most of the non-original blue finish with some light scattered pitting. Stock iron has been renumbered and reblued. Stock is nice original finish and the holster is very minty. The leather is very supple with just a few spots of crazing. It is maker marked "MUNLEN FRLD &CO. / BARMEN / 1914". REW Accessories: Stock Rig, Snail Drum, Loader Barrel Length: 8" Caliber/Bore: 9mm FFL Status: Curio & Relic Manufacturer: Erfurt Model: P.08 Artillery Serial Number: 2347b

(C) MAUSER BYF P.08 LUGER PISTOL WITH HOLSTER.

Lot #3160 (Sale Order 160 of 385)

Mauser byf code with a 41 dated chamber. All matching numbers gun except the magazine witch is an nickel with wood bottom and numbered 9763. The magazine bottom is cracked and nailed together. 2 piece checkered wood grips. All blue finish. Comes in a "GEBRUDER KLINGE / DRESDEN / 1936 / WaA142" marked holster. CONDITION: Gun retains 90% of the factory applied blue finish. With the majority of the finish loss on the front grip strap. Bright and shiny bore with sharp lands and grooves. The checkering on the grips is sharp and crisp. The holster is solid but shows some use. Stitching is tight and serviceable. The loading tool pouch is missing from the inside. A great World War II gun. REW Accessories: Holster Barrel Length: 4" Caliber/Bore: 9mm Luger FFL Status: Curio & Relic Manufacturer: Mauser Model: P.08 Luger Serial Number: 3790z

(C) MAUSER C96 RED 9 SEMI-AUTOMATIC PISTOL WITH STOCK HOLSTER.

Lot #3161 (Sale Order 161 of 385)

C96 Red 9 semi-automatic pistol manufactured by Mauser for the German military to offset the shortage of P.08 pistols. Top of chamber is marked "WAFFENFABRIK/ MAUSER/ OBERNDORF A/N". Left side of barrel extension bears a crown over "U" proof, with the right bearing a German military acceptance stamp. Rear of hammer is stamped with an intertwined "NS" signifying "New Safety". "9" is burnt into each grip. Features include a 5 - 1/2" barrel, adjust leaf rear sight, small ring hammer, and two-piece walnut grips. Matching numbers include the frame, barrel & barrel extension, bolt, bolt locking block, bolt stop, floorplate, and grips. Sear serial number is over stamped. Bolt charging handle bears an over stamped crown over "U" proof. Complete with a 1916 dated "GUSTAV REINHARDT/ BERLIN" marked leather holder with a handwritten "-C-/ H=H/ L13" marking on the rear and a reproduction stock. CONDITION: Metal components retain the vast majority of their reapplied blue finish, exhibiting some areas of wear, scattered pitting, and some scattered areas of freckling. Nitre blued components are good as refinished, showing some pitting beneath the surface. Bolt charging handle shows pitting, having been polished and retaining traces of the serial number. Excellent bore, retaining good rifling throughout. Grips show some impressions and scattered handling marks. Leather holder is good, showing some handling marks and age related wear. Stock shows a few scattered impressions and handling marks. MLW Accessories: Stock holster Barrel Length: 5 - 1/2" Caliber/Bore: 9mm Luger FFL Status: Curio & Relic Manufacturer: Mauser Model: C96 Serial Number: 25675

(C) MAUSER RED 9 C96 SEMI-AUTOMATIC PISTOL WITH STOCK HOLSTER.

Lot #3162 (Sale Order 162 of 385)

Matching (or partial matching) numbers observed on left side of breech, frame, subframe, rear of hammer, bolt locking block, bolt, bolt locking block, sear, magazine baseplate, and both grip scales. There is an additional small "5" stamped on subframe, internally, on top. Inspector proofs visible on bottom of chamber. Grips have iconic red "9" in grips, indicating 9mm instead of .30 Mauser, which could lead to an explosive mistake. Small ring configuration. Fire blued safety, extractor, and sight adjuster, with blue on rear sight under adjuster. With an appropriately sized stock with leather rig containing an unidentified block of metal in pouch normally reserved for spare magazine spring. Magazine marked on rear "DETSCHE / SIGNALFLAGGEN-FABRIK.KARLSRUHE I.B. / 1918" and a faded "BAXY" (?). CONDITION: Good as refinished, retaining the majority of that refinish with some scattered areas of oxidation and silvering to high edges. Hammer and bolt have some oil staining. Action works appropriately when cycled by hand, bore is very good with strong rifling and light frosting throughout. Leather is very good with serviceable stitching and crazing throughout. Stock is very good, hinge with a spotting patina and some oil staining but free of cracks and chips. EW Accessories: Stock holster Barrel Length: 5 - 1/2" Caliber/Bore: 9mm Luger FFL Status: Curio & Relic Manufacturer: Mauser Model: C96 Serial Number: 101942

(C) PRE-WORLD WAR II WALTHER PPK SEMI-AUTOMATIC PISTOL WITH HOLSTER.

Lot #3163 (Sale Order 163 of 385)

Standard configuration PPK semi-automatic pistol manufactured by Walther in 1935 for commercial sales. Left side of receiver bears the Walther banner logo follow by stampings stipulating the manufacturer information as well as the model and caliber designations. Right side of receiver and chamber are marked with crown over "N" commercial nitro proofs. Walther banner grips and magazine extension are comprised of brown bakelite. Leather holster is stamped "SA" on the flap, with several handwritten numbers on the interior of the flap. Pistol is accompanied by an additional magazine. CONDITION: Very good overall, with metal components showing some areas of wear as well as some scattered handling marks. Bore is bright, retaining well defined rifling throughout. Grips show a few scattered dings and handling marks, but are sturdy and serviceable. Holster is very good, some handling marks all around. MLW Accessories: Holster. extra magazine Barrel Length: 3 - 1/4" Caliber/Bore: .32 ACP FFL Status: Curio & Relic Manufacturer: Walther Model: PPK Serial Number: 892637

(C) RARE MAUSER BANNER "42" DATE CODE COMMERCIAL P.08 SEMI-AUTOMATIC PISTOL.

Lot #3164 (Sale Order 164 of 385)

Manufactured by Mauser. This Mauser Banner 42 code P.08 was likely manufactured towards the end of the war from remaining parts and components for commercial sales. It is speculated that only around 700 of this variation were manufactured, of which a very small selection were only stamped with solely commercial proofs. This example is marked "42" over the chamber, indicating the year of the receiver's manufacture, and bears a Mauser Banner logo on the toggle. An eagle over "N" commercial proof is present on the left side of the receiver and the left side of the breechblock. Otherwise, the only other stamping (aside from the serial numbers) is "P.08", which is present on the left side of the frame. Major metal components have been refinished, with the strawed components also retaining a reapplied finish. Matching numbers include the frame, locking bolt, trigger, sideplate, safety lever & bar, receiver, breechblock, toggles, and magazine. Barrel and firing pin are unnumbered. Frame is mounted with a set of checkered 2-piece black plastic grips. CONDITION: Metal components retain the vast majority of their reapplied blue finish, exhibiting some scattered areas of wear as well as some scattered handling marks that show through to silvering. Frame exhibits some areas of rust beneath the grip panels. Strawed components retain most of their reapplied finish, as well as some areas of oxidation. Mirror bore, retaining well defined lands and grooves throughout. Checkered black plastic grips show wear and smoothing all around, with some areas showing some nicks and losses to the diamonds. With a very small number of this Luger variation being produced later in the war, this makes for nice example of a seldom encountered Luger variation. MLW Barrel Length: 3 -7/8" Caliber/Bore: 9mm Para FFL Status: Curio & Relic Manufacturer: Mauser Model: P.08 Serial Number: 8555w

(C) SUPERB DWM MODEL 1908 COMMERCIAL LUGER SEMI-AUTOMATIC PISTOL.

Lot #3165 (Sale Order 165 of 385)

Model 1908 Commercial Luger manufactured by DWM for commercial sales within and outside of Germany. Major metal components are rust blued, with smaller components being strawed and nitre blued. Toggle bears the DWM monogram. Crown over "N" nitro proofs are present on the left side of the receiver, breechblock, and toggle, as well as on the bottom of the barrel. Left side of frame is hand stamped "E.S.M.". All numbers are matching, being stamped in the commercial fashion, with the exception of the firing pin, grips, and magazine. Firing pin is marked "0", with the grips and magazine being unnumbered. Magazine bottom appears to be a contemporary replacement. CONDITION: Excellent overall, showing a few concentrated areas of wear and thinning as well as a areas of high edge wear. Mirror bore, retaining good rifling throughout. Checkered walnut grips show some smoothing, as well as a few scattered impressions and nicks to the diamonds. A fine Pre-World War I DWM Model 1908 Luger. MLW Barrel Length: 4 - 3/4" Caliber/Bore: 9mm Luger FFL Status: Curio & Relic Manufacturer: DWM Model: 1908 Luger Serial Number: 55681

(C) VERY RARE GOLD PLATED MB ASSOCIATES GYROJET MODEL 137 WITH BOX AND INERT AMMUNITION.

Lot #3166 (Sale Order 166 of 385)

One of the most recognizable of the "space age" weapons, the Gyrojet pistol was an attempt to be the next step in small arms technology, using a miniature rocket instead of a lead ball as a projectile, allowing for use of more lightweight material for construction and the trimming of certain mechanisms, such as an ejection system. The Model 137 is one of the earliest of the Gyrojets and was submitted to the U.S. military for use in Viet Nam. This example marked on left side of lug under barrel "MBAssocates / SAN RAMON, CALIF" and "PAT. APPLIED FOR / MODEL 137 CAL. 49" on right. Serial number on butt. Housed in the appropriate "ROCKETEER / AUTOMATIC / ROCKET / PISTOL / MBAssociates / San Ramon, Calif. / Made in U.S.A." marked box and pencil marked "GUILDED MBA / ROCKET GUN"; likely a mistranscription between guilded and gilded. Also included are 12 inert rounds of appropriate copper plated ammo with one expended shell, possibly the test fire for this gun. Furthermore, this example is accompanied by the original one sheet manual, a photocopy of an MBA price sheet, and a copy of a sketch of the gun with advertising points. CONDITION: Excellent, retaining virtually all of the gold plating with some forging flaws from the crude manufacturing process under the gold plating. Follower sits appropriately and action works appropriately when cycled by hand. These early iterations did not have barrels but the "launch tube" is clean. Box has normal age related distress and separation at corners but is complete. Original manual has some losses at top and some scattered minor losses but all printing is easily legible. This is an extremely rare example and with accessories. EW Accessories: Box and ammo Barrel Length: 8" Caliber/Bore: .49 Caliber FFL Status: Curio & Relic Manufacturer: MB Associates Model: Gyrojet Model 137 Paperwork: Instructions Serial Number: 121

(C) WAFFENFABRIK BERN MODEL 1906 LUGER SEMI-AUTOMATIC PISTOL.

Lot #3167 (Sale Order 167 of 385)

Swiss Model 1906 Luger manufactured by Waffenfabrik Bern once Germany could no longer supply Lugers due to the outbreak World War I. Left side of receiver bears a Col. Muhlemann control proof followed by a Swiss shooting-in proof, with additional shooting-in proofs present on the left side of the barrel, breechblock, and rear of the frame. Toggle is marked "WAFFENFABRIK BERN". Rear strap is crudely engraved "7.65" with the front strap being marked "M.M. DEV. TX" beneath the grip panels. Matching numbers include the frame, sideplate, trigger, grip safety, barrel, receiver, breechblock, and toggles. Grips have lightly penciled serial numbers on their interiors and do not match. Complete with a brown leather Genossenschaft holster. CONDITION: Excellent overall, with metal components retaining the vast majority of their arsenal reapplied blue finish and exhibiting only a few minor areas of wear. Strawed components are excellent as arsenal refinished, and show few areas of wear. Mirror bore, retaining well defined lands and grooves throughout. Grips show a few nicks and minor impressions to the checkering, but are otherwise sturdy and serviceable. Holster is excellent, showing some very light age cracking overall, and bearing a partially illegible makers mark on the rear panel. A very nice and attractive Swiss Model 1906 Luger. MLW Accessories: Holster Barrel Length: 4 - 3/4" Caliber/Bore: .30 Luger FFL Status: Curio & Relic Manufacturer: Waffenfabrik Bern Model: 1906 Swiss Serial Number: 15286

(C) WALTHER MODEL PP SEMI-AUTOMATIC PISTOL WITH HOLSTER.

Lot #3168 (Sale Order 168 of 385)

Standard configuration Model PP manufactured by Walther during World War II. Left side of frame bears the serial number as well as a horizontal eagle over "N" commercial proof, with the right side bearing Walther's eagle over "WaA359" acceptance stamp. Left side of slide bears the Walther banner logo followed by the manufacturer information, caliber, model, and an eagle over "WaA359" acceptance stamp, with the right side bearing a horizontal eagle over "N" proof followed by the serial number. Brown leather holster is marked "D.R.G.M." beneath the strap and contains an additional magazine. CONDITION: Metal components retain the majority of their original blue finish, exhibiting some areas of wear as well as thinning to the grip straps. Mirror bore, retaining well defined rifling throughout. Black plastic grips are very good, showing few handling marks overall. Holster exhibits a tear at the strap and shows some minor wear, but is otherwise fine. A nice example of a later war manufactured Walther PP semi-automatic pistol. MLW Accessories: Holster Barrel Length: 4" Caliber/Bore: .32 ACP FFL Status: Curio & Relic Manufacturer: Walther Model: PP Serial Number: 295518P

(C) WALTHER PPK SEMI-AUTOMATIC PISTOL WITH HOLSTER

Lot #3169 (Sale Order 169 of 385)

Walther PPK semi automatic pistol with holster. Made 1940. Company address on the left side of the slide behind the "WALTHER" banner and before Mod PPK". Commercial wartime "(eagle/N) proofs on the barrel and slide. No import mark found. Slide and barrel are original to the gun, but not numbered. Original blade front sight and u-notch rear. Factory blued finish on the metal components. Original single piece brown plastic checkered grip. Includes 2 original blued steel magazines marked "WALTHER (in a banner)/PPK 7,65m/m" on the bottom left. Brown leather holster is marked "(eagle)/WaA020" on the front of the flap. CONDITION: Metal retains 75% of tis original finish with general holster wear. There is a minor crack on the back grip strap, starting on the top. There are some light cracks starting at the screw holes as well. Very common for this gun. Clean bore with crisp rifling. Mechanically fine. Decocker works as it should. Magazines have light finish wear. Holster has some light scratches and crazing. JWA Accessories: Holster Barrel Length: 3 - 1/4" Caliber/Bore: 7.65mm FFL Status: Curio & Relic Manufacturer: Walther Model: PPK Serial Number: 283337K

(C) WEST GERMAN POLICE MARKED WALTHER PP SEMI AUTOMATIC PISTOL.

Lot #3170 (Sale Order 170 of 385)

Blued Walther PP semi automatic pistol manufactured in 1965 and chambered in .32 ACP. 4" round barrel, with fixed front and U-notch rear sights mounted to the slide. In addition to "WALTHER" banner and 2 line address, slide marked with "NDS" West German Niedersachsen Police markings. "NDS" police marking and Interarms import markings also found on frame. Pistol mounted with checkered black plastic "WALTHER" banner grips. Complete with numbers matching red box marked on inside with police station identification stamps and what appears to be officer names, in addition to 2 total magazines and an English instruction manual. CONDITION: Very good. Vast majority of factory blued finish retained with light muzzle wear and scattered handling marks. Grips very good with some handling marks. Bright bore with strong rifling. Functions appropriately when cycled by hand. Box fair/good with expected wear and evidence of several stickers being removed. BAS Accessories: Box, Extra Mag Barrel Length: 3 - 3/4" Caliber/Bore: .32 ACP FFL Status: Curio & Relic Manufacturer: Walther Model: PP Serial Number: 348326

(A) SPANDAU ARSENAL MODEL 71/84 MAGAZINE FED BOLT ACTION RIFLE DATED 1887.

Lot #3171 (Sale Order 171 of 385)

Mauser Model 71/84 tube magazine bolt action rifle made at Spandau Arsenal in 1887. Blued round rifled barrel with blade front sight and rear adjustable military style sight. Barrel marked with Spandau Arsenal markings with gun having all matching serial numbers. In the white receiver dated "1887" with matching bolt. Walnut full military stock with matching numbered blued hardware and arsenal proofs. Matching numbered buttplate with regimental marking "24 R.R. 316." which stands for 24th Reserve Infantry. CONDITION: 90% plus blue with light surface corrosion and remnants of solidified cosmoline. Receiver has light surface discoloration. Wood has 90% original finish with light handling marks and dings. Excellent bore and mechanics. A super example of a Mauser 71/84. DLM Barrel Length: 31 - 1/2" Caliber/Bore: 11MM FFL Status: Antique Manufacturer: Spandau Model: 71/84 Serial Number: 6663

(A) FINE LOEWE ARGENTINE MODEL 1891 MAUSER BOLT ACTION RIFLE WITH AMMUNITION.

Lot #3172 (Sale Order 172 of 385)

Produced by Loewe Berlin prior to 1897 for Argentina in 7.65x53mm. Blued 29" round barrel, blade front sight, rear ladder sight graduated to 2000 meters, receiver crest ground off, and a 2-piece walnut military style stock retained by 2 blued bands. Complete with cleaning rod and modern leather sling. Rifle is also accompanied by 27 20 round boxes of PPU ammunition and a bag of stripper clips. CONDITION: Very good retaining vast majority of its original finish with some light wear and a patina spot where crest was on receiver. Butt plate a brown patina Otherwise markings are crisp. Stock very good wit a few dings, including some minor chipping at toe. Very good bore with strong rifling. Fine mechanics. Matching numbers observed on receiver, barrel, bolt, and stock. Ammunition clean and shootable. BAS Accessories: Ammo Barrel Length: 29" Caliber/Bore: 7.65x53 Argentine FFL Status: Antique Manufacturer: Loeww Model: 1891 Paperwork: Information Serial Number: L4093

(C) CUSTOM RUSSIAN 91/30 MOSIN NAGANT BOLT ACTION RIFLE WITH SWAROVSKI SCOPE.

Lot #3173 (Sale Order 173 of 385)

Mosin Nagant 91/30 manufactured by Izhevsk in 1944. Barrel shank bears typical Soviet wartime markings. Receiver is housed within a synthetic Archangel stock which features an undermounted picatinny rail and bipod. Original trigger has been replaced with a Timney trigger assembly. Receiver has been drilled and tapped for a 4 - 1/2" picatinny rail that is fitted with a Swarovski Habicht 8x56 Nova optic. Importer marking is barely visible beneath the scope mount. Bolt handle has been modified and has been turned down. Muzzle is fitted with a Texas Precision Products 91-30 muzzle brake which is kept in place with set screws. Complete with a 10 round magazine. CONDITION: Metal components are very good overall as arsenal refinished, showing some scattered handling marks, a few areas of wear, and some small spots of scattered oxidation. Excellent bore with well defined rifling throughout. Stock shows few storage and handling marks. Swarovski scope is very good, retaining a clear optic. A nice custom M91/30 bolt action rifle for the Mosin Nagant enthusiast. MLW Barrel Length: 29" Caliber/Bore: 7.62x54R FFL Status: Curio & Relic Manufacturer: Izhevsk Model: Custom 91/30 Serial Number: RN2377

(C) RUSSIAN IZHEVSK SVT-40 SEMI AUTOMATIC RIFLE.

Lot #3174 (Sale Order 174 of 385)

Russian Izhevsk SVT-40 semi automatic rifle with box. Made 1940, as marked on the chamber. Small import mark on the right side of the receiver, with the addition of an importer added serial number on the back of the receiver. Electro pencil matched bolt and trigger guard. Butt stock matches as well. Magazine is electro penciled, and does not match. Standard barrel with original slotted muzzle brake. Hooded front post sight with u-notch tangent adjustable to 1500 meters. Arsenal reapplied blued finish on the metal components. Lacquered wood stock and handguard, with metal butt plate. Includes web "dog collar" sling, oiler and importer shipping box. CONDITION: Metal retains 95% or more of its arsenal reapplied finish with a few scuffs and scratches. Wood has a few dings, scratches and dents. Bore is lightly frosted, with crisp rifling. Mechanically fine. Accessories and box are very good overall. JWA Accessories: Box, Accessories Barrel Length: 27" Caliber/Bore: 7.62x54mmR FFL Status: Curio & Relic Manufacturer: Izhevsk Model: SVT-40 Serial Number: T07324

(C) RUSSIAN SKS SEMI AUTOMATIC RIFLE.

Lot #3175 (Sale Order 175 of 385)

Russian Tula SKS semi automatic rifle with box. Made at Tula, with a star on the left side of the receiver, covered by the import mark. Matching serials on the receiver, bolt, carrier, dust cover, magazine, trigger guard and forced match butt stock. Round, steel, chrome lined, barrel with hooded front sight post and blade bayonet. Post front sight and rear tangent adjustable to 1000 meters. Black enamel, factory rework finish on the metal components. Dark lacquered wood stock. Trapdoor metal butt plate with cleaning kit inside. Includes Russian web sling, oil bottle, stripper clip and importer box. CONDITION: Metal retains 98% of its factory reapplied finish with a few handling marks and scratches. Wood has a few handling marks as well. Shiny bore with crisp rifling. There is a gouge on the right side of the stock line above the cross bolt. Mechanically fine. Accessories are very good, as is the box. JWA Accessories: Box, Accessories Barrel Length: 20 - 1/2" Caliber/Bore: 7.62x39mm FFL Status: Curio & Relic Manufacturer: Russian Model: SKS Serial Number: 9908720

(C) RUSSIAN SKS SEMI AUTOMATIC RIFLE.

Lot #3176 (Sale Order 176 of 385)

Russian SKS semi automatic rifle with box. Dust cover is unmarked, but was made at Tula, per the "arrow inside triangle" stamp on the left side of the receiver, which the import mark is mostly covering up. Matching serials on the receiver, bolt, carrier, dust cover, magazine, trigger guard and forced match butt stock. Round, steel, chrome lined barrel with hooded front sight post and blade bayonet. Post front sight and rear tangent adjustable to 1000 meters. Black enamel, factory rework finish on the metal components. Dark lacquered wood stock. Trapdoor metal butt plate with cleaning kit inside. Includes Russian web sling, oil bottle, stripper clip and importer box. CONDITION: Metal retains 98% of its factory reapplied finish with a few handling marks and scratches. Wood has a few handling marks as well. Shiny bore with crisp rifling. Mechanically fine. Accessories are very good, as is the box. JWA Accessories: Box, Accessories Barrel Length: 20 - 1/2" Caliber/Bore: 7.62x39mm FFL Status: Curio & Relic Manufacturer: Russian Model: SKS Serial Number: 9908676

(C) RUSSIAN TULA SKS SEMI AUTOMATIC RIFLE.

Lot #3177 (Sale Order 177 of 385)

Russian Tula SKS semi automatic rifle with box. Made 1955 at Tula as marked on the dust cover. Import marked on the left side of the receiver. Matching serials on the receiver, bolt, carrier, dust cover, magazine, trigger guard and forced match butt stock. Round, steel, chrome lined barrel with hooded front sight post and blade bayonet. Post front sight and rear tangent adjustable to 1000 meters. Black enamel, factory rework finish on the metal components. Dark lacquered wood stock. Trapdoor metal butt plate with cleaning kit inside. Includes Russian web sling, oil bottle, stripper clip and importer box. CONDITION: Metal retains 98% of its factory reapplied finish with a few handling marks and scratches. Wood has a few handling marks as well. Shiny bore with crisp rifling. Mechanically fine. Accessories are very good, as is the box. JWA Accessories: Box, Accessories Barrel Length: 20 - 1/2" Caliber/Bore: 7.62x39mm FFL Status: Curio & Relic Manufacturer: Tula Model: SKS Serial Number: 9908683

(C) RUSSIAN TULA SKS SEMI AUTOMATIC RIFLE.

Lot #3178 (Sale Order 178 of 385)

Russian Tula SKS semi automatic rifle with box. Made 1954 at Tula as marked on the dust cover. Import marked on the left side of the receiver. Matching serials on the receiver, bolt, carrier, dust cover, magazine, trigger guard and forced match butt stock. Round, steel, chrome lined barrel with hooded front sight post and blade bayonet. Post front sight and rear tangent adjustable to 1000 meters. Black enamel, factory rework finish on the metal components. Dark lacquered wood stock. Trapdoor metal butt plate with cleaning kit inside. Includes Russian web sling, oil bottle, stripper clip and importer box. CONDITION: Metal retains 98% of its factory reapplied finish with a few handling marks and scratches. Wood has a few handling marks as well. Shiny bore with crisp rifling. Mechanically fine. Accessories are very good, as is the box. JWA Accessories: Box, Accessories Barrel Length: 20 - 1/2" Caliber/Bore: 7.62x39mm FFL Status: Curio & Relic Manufacturer: Tula Model: SKS Serial Number: 9908711

(C) RUSSIAN TULA SKS SEMI AUTOMATIC RIFLE.

Lot #3179 (Sale Order 179 of 385)

Russian Tula SKS semi automatic rifle with box. Made 1953 at Tula as marked on the dust cover. Faint Tula cartouche over an illegible date on the left side on the butt stock. Import marked on the left side of the receiver. Matching serials on the receiver, bolt, carrier, dust cover, magazine, trigger guard and forced match butt stock. Round, steel, chrome lined barrel with hooded front sight post and blade bayonet. Post front sight and rear tangent adjustable to 1000 meters. Black enamel, factory rework finish on the metal components. Dark lacquered wood stock. Trapdoor metal butt plate with cleaning kit inside. Includes Russian web sling, oil bottle, stripper clip and importer box. CONDITION: Metal retains 98% of its factory reapplied finish with a few handling marks and scratches. Wood has a few handling marks as well. Shiny bore with crisp rifling. Mechanically fine. Accessories are very good, as is the box. JWA Accessories: Box, Accessories Barrel Length: 20 - 1/2" Caliber/Bore: 7.62x39mm FFL Status: Curio & Relic Manufacturer: Tula Model: SKS Serial Number: 9908689

(C) RUSSIAN TULA SKS SEMI AUTOMATIC RIFLE.

Lot #3180 (Sale Order 180 of 385)

Russian Tula SKS semi automatic rifle with box. Made 1951 at Tula as marked on the dust cover. Faint Tula cartouche over "1953" on the left side on the butt stock. Import marked on the left side of the receiver. Matching serials on the receiver, bolt, carrier, dust cover, magazine, trigger guard and forced match butt stock. Round, steel, chrome lined barrel with hooded front sight post and blade bayonet. Post front sight and rear tangent adjustable to 1000 meters. Black enamel, factory rework finish on the metal components. Dark lacquered wood stock. Trapdoor metal butt plate with cleaning kit inside. Includes Russian web sling, oil bottle and importer box. CONDITION: Metal retains 98% of its factory reapplied finish with a few handling marks and scratches. Wood has a few handling marks as well. Shiny bore with crisp rifling. Mechanically fine. Accessories are very good, as is the box. JWA Accessories: Box, Accessories Barrel Length: 20 - 1/2" Caliber/Bore: 7.62x39mm FFL Status: Curio & Relic Manufacturer: Tula Model: SKS Serial Number: 9908677

(C) RUSSIAN TULA SKS SEMI AUTOMATIC RIFLE.

Lot #3181 (Sale Order 181 of 385)

Russian Tula SKS semi automatic rifle with box. Made 1951 at Tula as marked on the dust cover. Faint Tula cartouche over "1951" on the left side on the butt stock. Import marked on the left side of the receiver. Matching serials on the receiver, bolt, carrier, dust cover, magazine, trigger guard and forced match butt stock. Round, steel, chrome lined barrel with hooded front sight post and blade bayonet. Post front sight and rear tangent adjustable to 1000 meters. Black enamel, factory rework finish on the metal components. Dark lacquered wood stock. Trapdoor metal butt plate with cleaning kit inside. Includes Russian web sling, oil bottle, stripper clip and importer box. CONDITION: Metal retains 98% of its factory reapplied finish with a few handling marks and scratches. Wood has a few handling marks as well. There is a factory repair on the right side of the stock, above the cross bolt. Shiny bore with crisp rifling. Mechanically fine. Accessories are very good, as is the box. JWA Accessories: Box, Accessories Barrel Length: 20 - 1/2" Caliber/Bore: 7.62x39mm FFL Status: Curio & Relic Manufacturer: Tula Model: SKS Serial Number: 9908693

(C) RUSSIAN TULA SKS SEMI AUTOMATIC RIFLE.

Lot #3182 (Sale Order 182 of 385)

Russian Tula SKS semi automatic rifle with box. Made 1951 at Tula as marked on the dust cover. Import marked on the left side of the receiver. Matching serials on the receiver, bolt, carrier, dust cover and trigger guard, with a forced match butt stock and magazine. Round, steel, chrome lined barrel with hooded front sight post and blade bayonet. Post front sight and rear tangent adjustable to 1000 meters. Black enamel, factory rework finish on the metal components. Dark lacquered wood stock. Trapdoor metal butt plate with cleaning kit inside. Includes Russian web sling, oil bottle, stripper clip and importer box. CONDITION: Metal retains 98% of its factory reapplied finish with a few handling marks and scratches. Wood has a few handling marks as well. Shiny bore with crisp rifling. Mechanically fine. Accessories are very good, as is the box. JWA Accessories: Box, Accessories Barrel Length: 20 - 1/2" Caliber/Bore: 7.62x39mm FFL Status: Curio & Relic Manufacturer: Tula Model: SKS Serial Number: 9908710

(C) RUSSIAN TULA SKS SEMI AUTOMATIC RIFLE.

Lot #3183 (Sale Order 183 of 385)

Russian Tula SKS semi automatic rifle with box. Made 1954 at Tula as marked on the dust cover. Faint Tula cartouche over "1954" on the left side on the butt stock. Import marked on the left side of the receiver. Matching serials on the receiver, bolt, carrier, dust cover, magazine, trigger guard and forced match butt stock. Round, steel, chrome lined barrel with hooded front sight post and blade bayonet. Post front sight and rear tangent adjustable to 1000 meters. Factory blued on the metal components. Lacquered wood stock. Trapdoor metal butt plate with cleaning kit inside. Includes Russian web sling, oil bottle, stripper clip and importer box. CONDITION: Metal retains 98% of its factory finish with a few handling marks and scratches. Wood has a few handling marks as well. Shiny bore with crisp rifling. Mechanically fine. Accessories are very good, as is the box. JWA Accessories: Box, Accessories Barrel Length: 20 - 1/2" Caliber/Bore: 7.62x39mm FFL Status: Curio & Relic Manufacturer: Tula Model: SKS Serial Number: CCCP78274

(C) RUSSIAN TULA SKS SEMI AUTOMATIC RIFLE.

Lot #3184 (Sale Order 184 of 385)

Russian Tula SKS semi automatic rifle with box. Made 1955 at Tula as marked on the dust cover. There is a faint Izhevsk cartouche on the left side of the butt stock. Import marked on the left side of the receiver. Matching serials on the receiver, bolt, carrier, dust cover and trigger guard, with forced match butt stock and magazine. Round, steel, chrome lined barrel with hooded front sight post and blade bayonet. Post front sight and rear tangent adjustable to 1000 meters. Black enamel, factory rework finish on the metal components. Dark lacquered wood stock. Trapdoor metal butt plate with cleaning kit inside. Includes Russian web sling, oil bottle, stripper clip and importer box. CONDITION: Metal retains 98% of its factory reapplied finish with a few handling marks and scratches. Wood has a few handling marks as well. Shiny bore with crisp rifling. Mechanically fine. Accessories are very good, as is the box. JWA Accessories: Box, Accessories Barrel Length: 20 - 1/2" Caliber/Bore: 7.62x39mm FFL Status: Curio & Relic Manufacturer: Tula Model: SKS Serial Number: 9908692

(C) RUSSIAN TULA SVT-40 SEMI AUTOMATIC RIFLE.

Lot #3185 (Sale Order 185 of 385)

Russian Tula SVT-40 semi automatic rifle with box. Made 1941 at Tula, as marked on the chamber. Small import mark on the right side of the receiver, with the addition of an importer added serial number on the back of the receiver. Electro pencil matched bolt and trigger guard. Butt stock matches as well. Magazine is electro penciled, and does not match. Standard barrel with original slotted muzzle brake. Hooded front post sight with u-notch tangent adjustable to 1500 meters. Arsenal reapplied blued finish on the metal components. Lacquered wood stock and handguard, with metal butt plate. Includes web "dog collar" sling, oiler and importer shipping box. CONDITION: Metal retains 95% or more of its arsenal reapplied finish with a few scuffs and scratches. Wood has a few dings, scratches and dents. There is a large arsenal repair around the top wrist of the stock. Bore is lightly frosted, with crisp rifling. Mechanically fine. Accessories and box are very good overall. JWA Accessories: Box, Accessories Barrel Length: 27" Caliber/Bore: 7.62x54mmR FFL Status: Curio & Relic Manufacturer: Tula Model: SVT-40 Serial Number: T02747

(C) RUSSIAN TULA SVT-40 SEMI AUTOMATIC RIFLE.

Lot #3186 (Sale Order 186 of 385)

Russian Tula SVT-40 semi automatic rifle with box. Made 1941, as marked on the chamber. Small import mark on the right side of the receiver, with the addition of an importer added serial number on the back of the receiver. Electro pencil matched bolt and trigger guard. Butt stock matches as well. Magazine is electro penciled, and does not match. Standard barrel with original slotted muzzle brake. Hooded front post sight with u-notch tangent adjustable to 1500 meters. Arsenal reapplied blued finish on the metal components. Lacquered wood stock and handguard, with metal butt plate. Includes web "dog collar" sling, oiler and importer shipping box. CONDITION: Metal retains 95% or more of its arsenal reapplied finish with a few scuffs and scratches. Wood has a few dings, scratches and dents. Bore is lightly frosted, with crisp rifling. Mechanically fine. Accessories and box are very good overall. JWA Accessories: Box, Accessories Barrel Length: 27" Caliber/Bore: 7.62x54mmR FFL Status: Curio & Relic Manufacturer: Tula Model: SVT-40 Serial Number: T02731

(C) RUSSIAN TULA SVT-40 SEMI AUTOMATIC RIFLE.

Lot #3187 (Sale Order 187 of 385)

Russian Tula SVT-40 semi automatic rifle with box. Made 1940 at Tula, as marked on the chamber. Right side of the butt stock has a nice Tula star, over "1943". Small import mark on the right side of the receiver, with the addition of an importer added serial number on the back of the receiver. Electro pencil matched bolt and trigger guard. Butt stock matches as well. Magazine is electro penciled, and does not match. Standard barrel with original slotted muzzle brake. Hooded front post sight with u-notch tangent adjustable to 1500 meters. Arsenal reapplied blued finish on the metal components. Lacquered wood stock and wood handguard, with metal butt plate. Includes web "dog collar" sling, tool, oiler and importer shipping box. CONDITION: Metal retains 95% or more of its arsenal reapplied finish with a few scuffs and scratches. Wood has a few dings, scratches and dents. Bore is lightly frosted, with crisp rifling. Mechanically fine. Accessories and box are very good overall. JWA Accessories: Box, Accessories Barrel Length: 27" Caliber/Bore: 7.62x54mmR FFL Status: Curio & Relic Manufacturer: Tula Model: SVT-40 Serial Number: T07348

(C) RUSSIAN WORLD WAR II IZHEVSK M91/30 PU SNIPER BOLT ACTION RIFLE.

Lot #3188 (Sale Order 188 of 385)

91/30 PU manufactured at the Izhevsk arsenal in 1944. Barrel shank is stamped with markings stipulating the manufacturer, year of manufacturer, and serial number, with the left side being scrubbed from the time of arsenal refurbishment. PU scope was manufactured in 1942, bearing markings indicating arsenal refurbishment in 1964 and retains an original leather lens cap and arsenal wrapping paper. Bottom of barrel is import marked, with additional importer markings present on the left side of the rear sight base and right side of the receiver and barrel shank. Receiver, barrel, bolt, buttplate, and floorplate are arsenal matching. Scope is hand-scribed to match. Importer serial number present on top of receiver. Cleaning rod is present. CONDITION: Metal components retain the vast majority of their reapplied finish, showing few minor areas of wear. Arsenal markings are partially obliterated due to being refinished. Bore is bright and retains strong rifling throughout. Stock retains most of its reapplied varnish, showing some areas of flaking and minor losses as well as some scattered handling marks. PU scope is excellent, retaining a clear optic and exhibiting some areas with old cosmoline. MLW Barrel Length: 28 - 1/2" Caliber/Bore: 7.62x54R FFL Status: Curio & Relic Manufacturer: Izhevsk Model: M91/30 PU Serial Number: 7290

(C) FINE YUGOSLAVIAN ZASTAVA MODEL M48A MAUSER BOLT ACTION RIFLE.

Lot #3189 (Sale Order 189 of 385)

1950s production based on the FN 1924 Mauser style action and chambered in the classic 8mm Mauser. Standard blued 23 - 1/2" round barrel, hooded blade front sight, tangent rear sight graduated to 2000 meters, receiver marked with crest, stamped floor plate, 2-piece walnut military style stock retained by 2 bands. Complete with a cleaning rod and period leather sling. Barrel marked with "MMC" importer stamp. CONDITION: Overall very good retaining vast majority of arsenal applied blued finish with some light wear. Butt plate has some corrosion spots. Markings crisp. Stock very good with a few minor marks. Fine bore and mechanics. Cleaning rod bent. BAS Barrel Length: 23-1/2" Caliber/Bore: 8mm Mauser FFL Status: Curio & Relic Manufacturer: Zastava Model: M48A Paperwork: Magazine article Serial Number: n59095

(C) SWEDISH CARL GUSTAF M96 BOLT ACTION RIFLE.

Lot #3190 (Sale Order 190 of 385)

M96 rifle manufactured by Carl Gustaf in 1908. Receiver bears the manufacturer information above "1908" over the chamber, with the inspector's proof and serial number on the left side. Bottom of barrel is SARCO stamped towards the muzzle. Swedish crown proofs are present on most small components. Major metal components are blued, with smaller components being nitre blued and in-the-white. Stock retains brass bore disc. Matching numbers are found on the receiver, bolt assembly, floorplate, barrel bands, bolt stop housing, and buttstock. Front sight is numbered "15". CONDITION: Very good overall, exhibiting some areas of wear and some small handling marks that show through to gray patina. Bore is bright, retaining well defined rifling throughout. Stock shows scattered marks from handling and storage. MLW Barrel Length: 29" Caliber/Bore: 6.5mm Swedish FFL Status: Curio & Relic Manufacturer: Carl Gustaf Model: M96 Serial Number: 227305

(C) SWISS WAFFENFABRIK BERN SCHMIDT-RUBIN MODEL 1911 STRAIGHT PULL ACTION RIFLE WITH 850 ROUNDS OF A

Lot #3191 (Sale Order 191 of 385)

Produced from 1913 to 1919. Standard blued finish 30-3/4" round barrel, blade front sight, tangent rear sight graduated to 2000 meters, straight pull action, 6 round detachable box magazine, 2-piece walnut pistol grip military stock with finger grooves. Complete with period leather sling and brass muzzle cover. Rifle is also accompanied by a 480 round brick of 1982 production Swiss GP11 ammunition, 18 full 20 round boxes of PPU ammunition, and a partial box of PPU. CONDITION: Rifle very good retaining vast majority of arsenal applied blue with some wear. Stock has a few scratches and dings. Very good bright bore with strong rifling. Fine mechanics. Complete or partial serial number observed on receiver, barrel, bolt, magazine, and front sight. Sling serviceable but dry. Majority of ammunition sealed with unsealed ammunition clean and shootable. BAS Accessories: Ammo Barrel Length: 30 - 3/4" Caliber/Bore: 7.5x55 Swiss FFL Status: Curio & Relic Manufacturer: Waffenfabrik Bern Model: Schmidt - Rubin 1911 Paperwork: Purchase Info Serial Number: 360200

(C) LOT OF 2: WAFFENFABRIK BERN SWISS K31 STRAIGHT PULL RIFLE AND ARGENTINE MAUSER MODEL 1909 BOLT A

Lot #3192 (Sale Order 192 of 385)

Lot consists of (A) Swiss "K31" straight pull military magazine rifle made at Waffenfabrik Bern. Blued barrel and action with polished red handled bolt. Walnut full stock with blued hardware. All parts matching with unit marks in stock and brass muzzle cover. CONDITION: Overall excellent with minor handling marks. Good bore and mechanics. (B) Argentine Model 1909 Mauser style bolt action rifle made by "DWM" in Berlin. Blued round rifled barrel with blade front sight and rear adjustable flip sight. Polished action with matching polished straight handle bolt. Walnut full military stock with matching blued hardware. Comes with matching cleaning rod. CONDITION: Overall excellent with all matching parts and still covered in original cosmoline. Great bore and mechanics. DLM Barrel Length: (A) 31" (B) 30" Caliber/Bore: (A) 7.5mm (B) 7.65x53mm FFL Status: Curio & Relic Manufacturer: (A) Waffenbrik Bern (B) Deutsche Waffen Und Munitionsfabriken Berlin Model: (A) K31 (B) 1909 Serial Number: (A) 226388 (B) B6086

(C) LOT OF 2: BRITISH NO. 5 MK I ENFIELD JUNGLE CARBINE AND KOKURA TYPE 99 BOLT ACTION RIFLES.

Lot #3193 (Sale Order 193 of 385)

Lot consists of (A) British No.5 MK1 Lee Enfield "Jungle Carbine" bolt action rifle. Made 1945 at BSA, as marked on the left side of the stock socket. The left side of the receiver is marked "NO.5 MK1". Tonnage markings on the top of the barrel. "BNP" proof on the top of the chamber. "0" marked bolt head. "L" marked on the comb of the stock. "ENGLAND" import mark on the left side of the stock socket. Matching serials on the bolt and socket. Magazine is numbered, but does not match. Round, steel barrel with iconic flash hider and correct scallops on the chamber. Blade front sight with flip up rear adjustable to 800 meters. Metal components have been re-blued at some point. Bolt was chromed. Oil finished wood stock set with original rubber butt pad. CONDITON: Metal retains 85% of its reapplied finish with some light wear. Wood has handling marks, dings and scratches. Butt pad is correctly dried out and hard. Bore is clean with sharp rifling. Mechanically fine. (B) Japanese Kokura Arsenal Type 99 bolt action rifle with bayonet. Made early 1940s as a series 20 gun. Sharp Chrysanthemum on the chamber. Rifle retains its original mono pod and cleaning rod! No import mark found. Matching serials on the receiver, bolt body and safety. Extractor is mismatched. Firing pin and front band are not numbered. Standard barrel with blade front sight and rear tangent with anti aircraft wings. Original military blued finish on the metal components with a few areas of touched up cold blue. Two piece wood stock with a light lacquer finish. Includes a Kokura Arsenal contracted bayonet with no scabbard. Hooked quillon with wood grips. Bayonet retains its original finish on the metal components, while the grips have a light oil finish. CONDITION: Metal retains 90% of its finishes with some wear and handling marks. Wood has numerous dings, scratches and gouges, but no visible cracks. Chrome lined bore is clean overall with good rifling. Mechanically fine. Bayonet is forming a brownish patina in most areas. Grips have finish wear and some scratches. Blade has not been sharpened. JWA Accessories: (B) Bayonet Barrel Length: (A) 20" (B) 25 - 1/2" Caliber/Bore: (A) .303 Brit (B) 7.7 Arisaka FFL Status: Curio & Relic Manufacturer: (A) Enfield (B) Kokura Model: (A) No. 5 Mk I Jungle Carbine (B) Type 99 Serial Number: (A) BE9737 (B) 62428

(C) LOT OF 2: ENFIELD NO. 4 MK. II AND NO. 5 MK. I JUNGLE CARBINE BOLT ACTION RIFLES.

Lot #3194 (Sale Order 194 of 385)

Lot consists of (A) SMLE No. 4 Mk. II British bolt action clip fed service rifle. Arsenal black finish barrel with military sights with arsenal finish action with British Broad Arrow proofmark with action marked No. 4 Mk.2 UF 55 A1270. Clip marked "A1270". Blond hardwood military stock with brass buttplate. CONDITION: 90% remaining of total arsenal refinish with some light handling marks and dings. Excellent bore and mechanics. (B) British SMLE No. 5 Mk.1 "Jungle Carbine" made 12/46. Arsenal finished carbine barrel with funnel flash hider with protected front sight and rear flip sight. Blued action marked "ENGLAND" with proper cutouts in rear of action and under top wood at breech. Hardwood stock numbered to gun with sling and rubber buttplate. Comes with 10 shot detachable magazine. CONDITION: 90% overall remaining arsenal finish with dings and marks. Good bore and mechanics. DLM Barrel Length: (A) 25 - 1/2" (B) 20 - 1/2" Caliber/Bore: (Both) .303 British FFL Status: Curio & Relic Manufacturer: (Both) England Model: (A) No. 4 Mk. II (B) No. 5 Mk. I Jungle Carbine Serial Number: (A) UF55A1270 (B) Y6014

(C) LOT OF 2: JAPANESE IZAWA JYUKO TYPE 99 ARISAKA AND US SPRINGFIELD 1898 KRAG SPORTER BOLT ACTION

Lot #3195 (Sale Order 195 of 385)

Lot consists of (A) Japanese Izawa Jyuko Arsenal Type 99 Arisaka bolt action rifle with bayonet. Series "9" gun. Crisp mum on the receiver. No import mark found. Matching serials on the receiver, front band, bolt, extractor, firing pin and safety knob. Standard blade front sight with no sight ears. Rear sight with no anti aircraft wings. Original dull blued military finish. Light oil finished finger groove stock and hand guard. Smooth metal butt plate. No cleaning rod present. Includes unmarked bayonet with no scabbard. "115" is marked on the left grip panel. CONDITION: Metal retains 50% of its original finish with light surface rust on a bulk of the metal components. Stock has numerous handling marks and scratches. The cleaning rod button cut out has been removed and filled in. Bore is frosted with fair rifling. Mechanically fine. Bayonet is fair with rust forming on the handle/quillon. Grips show cracking and wear. Blade has not been sharpened. (B) Springfield 1898 Krag Sporter bolt action rifle. Made 1899. Typical markings on the left side of the receiver. Cartouche on the left side of the stock is partially visible, as is the circle "P" proof on the bottom of the wrist. Round steel barrel shortened to 24" and a 1903 style front sight base added. Krag style thick blade front sight. Model 1898 rear sight adjustable to 2000 meters. Original finish worn to a nice patina in some areas. Stock has been shortened as well, in addition to being sanded. Trap door smooth finish metal butt plate. CONDITION: Metal retains 70% of its original finish, worn to a brown/gray patina in most areas. Stock is very good, with minor handling marks and scratches. Bore is frosted, but does retain crisp rifling. Mechanically fine. JWA Accessories: (A) Bayonet Barrel Length: (A) 26" (B) 24" Caliber/Bore: (A) 7.7x58mm (B) .30-40 FFL Status: Curio & Relic Manufacturer: (A) Izawa Jyuko (B) Springfield Model: (A) Type 99 (B) Krag Sporter Serial Number: (A) 5031 (B) 173345

(C) LOT OF 2: MAUSER 243 CODE K98 BOLT ACTION RIFLE AND LP34 FLARE GUN

Lot #3196 (Sale Order 196 of 385)

Lot consists of (A) Mauser 98k German World War II bolt action magazine rifle made in 1939 at the Mauser AG Borsigwalde Werkes. Military finished round rifled barrel with banded blade front sight and matching rear graduated flip sight. Blued action with "243" and "1939" on receiver with correct Waffenamts on side. Bolt does not match rifle but is all matching to itself (typical of captured rifles). Laminated wood stock with matching number stamped in toe and all matching steel hardware including early style spoon buttplate. CONDITION: Gun is all matching except bolt which matches itself. Gun is missing top wood and front band is stuck on. Gun has 40% remaining finish and has been cleaned. Dark shootable bore with good mechanics. (B) German World War II LP34 Flare pistol "AYf 41" code marked with "280" Waffenampfs and matching serial numbers. Black painted metal surfaces with checkered 2 piece bakelite grips and lanyard ring. CONDITION: Good with handling marks and good mechanics. DLM Barrel Length: (A) 24" (B) 6" Caliber/Bore: (A) 8mm (B) 26.5mm FFL Status: Curio & Relic Manufacturer: (A) Mauser (B) Erma Model: (A) K98 (B) LP34 Serial Number: (A) 5349 (B) 3336g

(C) LOT OF 2: MODIFIED INLAND AND UNIVERSAL M1 CARBINE SEMI AUTOMATIC RIFLES.

Lot #3197 (Sale Order 197 of 385)

Lot consists of: (A) M-1 Carbine made by Inland General Motors Division between August 1944 and November 1944. Blued Inland marked barrel dated 10-44 with front sight removed and action fitted with Redfield "Widefield" 1-3/4 - 5x power scope. Correct mismatched internal parts with added finish. Walnut Fajen or Bishop full aftermarket full Mannlicher stock with rosewood schnabel forend and grip cap. Wood handguard and "White Line" solid rubber recoil pad. Comes with 15 round magazine. CONDITION: 90% remaining of total refinish with light scratches and dings. Good bore with ME of 2 and good mechanics. (B) M-1 Carbine made by Universal of Hialeah, Florida. Gold plated round rifled barrel with blued banded protected sight and blued rear adjustable sight. Gold plated receiver and trigger group. Walnut custom pistol grip stock and handguard with gold plated hardware. Comes 3 gold plated magazines: a 5 round, a 15 round, and 30 round. CONDITION: Like new with some handling dings and marks. Good bore with ME of 2 with good mechanics. DLM Accessories: (B) 2 extra magazines Barrel Length: (Both) 18" Caliber/Bore: (Both) .30 Carbine FFL Status: Curio & Relic Manufacturer: (A) Inland (B) Universal Model: (Both) M1 Carbine Serial Number: (A) 6266411 (B) 85658

(C) LOT OF 2: STEYR M.95 CARBINE AND IZHEVSK M91/30 MOSIN NAGANT BOLT ACTION RIFLES.

Lot #3198 (Sale Order 198 of 385)

Lot consist of: (A) Steyr M.95 bolt action carbine with ammo. Made 1920, with "Wn-20/20" stamped on the chamber. Gun was later converted to fire 8x56r, indicated by an "S" stamped on the chamber. Most likely arsenal refurbished post World War II. Import marked on the barrel. Matching serials on the barrel, receiver, front band, bolt and stock (stock has been forced matched). Illegible number on the hand guard. Unnumbered parts appear to be stamped "K" for Steyr. Standard barrel with blade front sight rear leaf adjustable to 2200 meters. Arsenal reapplied blued finish on the metal components. Lacquered wood stock with metal butt plate. Includes 100 rounds (on clips) of Nazi Germany manufactured 8x56R, all in its original cardboard boxes and stored in a .30 caliber metal ammo can. Headstamps look to be "38" and "39". CONDITION: Metal retains 95% of its reapplied finish with a few handling marks and scratches. Stock has a few scratches and scrapes as well. Bore is lightly frosted, but retains crisp rifling. Mechanically fine. Ammo is all very good, looking to have been stored well. (B) Russian M91/30 Mosin Nagant bolt action rifle. Made 1940 at the Izhevsk arsenal. Typical Russian proofs/acceptance stamps on the chamber. Import marked on the left side of the barrel, under the rear sight block, with an importer serial number on the left side of the receiver. Matching serials on the barrel shank, bolt, trigger guard, and buttplate. Round steel barrel with typical hooded post front sight and rear sight adjustable to 2000 meters. Arsenal reapplied blued finish on the metal components. Arsenal relacquered wood stock as well. CONDITION: Metal retains 90% of its arsenal reapplied finish with some light wear and scratches. Stock has a few dings, scratches and handling marks. Bore is frosted, but retains crisp rifling. Mechanically fine. JWA Accessories: (A) Ammo Barrel Length: (A) 19 - 1/2" (B) 28 - 1/2" Caliber/Bore: (A) 8mm Steyr (B) 7.62x54mmR FFL Status: Curio & Relic Manufacturer: (A) Steyr (B) Izhevsk Model: (A) M95 (B) M91/30 Serial Number: (A) 9771Y (B) 9130867363

(C) LOT OF 2: STEYR-DAIMLER-PUCH K98 AND YUGOSLAVIAN M24/47 BOLT ACTION RIFLES.

Lot #3199 (Sale Order 199 of 385)

Lots consists of (A) Standard configuration K98 manufactured by Steyr in 1940. Receiver is marked "660/ 1940". Receiver and barrel bear eagle over "WaA623" acceptance stamps. Left side of barrel bears a Mitchell's Mausers import stamp. All numbers are matching, with the vast majority components being forced matched by the importer. Laminated wood stock has been sanded and refinished. Bolt assembly is in-the-white. CONDITION: Very good as refinished, some areas of light wear and thinning all around. Mirror bore with well defined rifling throughout. Stock shows few storage and handling marks. (B) Yugoslavian M24/47 manufactured by Zastava Arms. Receiver bears the Yugoslavian crest over the chamber, with "24/47" on the left hand side. Bottom of barrel is SAMCO import stamped. All visible numbers are matching, with the majority of components being force matched by the importer. Stock has been sanded and revarnished. Bolt assembly and buttplate are in the white. Complete with importer box. CONDITION: Very good overall, showing scattered areas of wear and thinning all around. Mirror bore with well defined rifling throughout. Stock is very good showing few handling and storage marks. MLW Accessories: (B) Box Barrel Length: (Both) 23 - 1/2" Caliber/Bore: (Both) 8mm Mauser FFL Status: Curio & Relic Manufacturer: (A) Steyr-Daimler-Puch (B) Yugoslaivan Model: (A) K98 (B) M24/47 Paperwork: (A) COA Serial Number: (A) 6509J (B) K8799

(C) LOT OF 2: US SPRINGFIELD AND REMINGTON 1903 BOLT ACTION RIFLES

Lot #3200 (Sale Order 200 of 385)

Lot consists of: (A) Springfield Model 1903 made at Springfield Armory in 1933. Unmarked arsenal finished barrel with banded blade front sight and 2800 yard graduated rear sight. Arsenal finished action with unmarked swept back bolt. Walnut "S" stock with arsenal finished milled floorplate and hardware with checkered buttplate and hump style top wood. CONDITION: 90% plus of total arsenal refinish with some light handling marks and scratches. Good bore with ME of 3 and TE of 3 with good mechanics. Previous owners identity stickers remaining. (B) Springfield Model 1903 made by Remington Arms Company in 1942. Arsenal finished barrel marked with "RA", "Flaming Bomb" and dated "4-42" with banded blade front sight and graduated to 2800 yards rear flip sight. Arsenal finished action with swept back unmarked bolt. Walnut scant stock arsenal finished milled hardware. CONDITION: 70% cleaned metal surface with some evidence of corrosion. Wood has been totally cleaned with usage scratches and dings. Shootable bore with ME of 4 and TE of 1 and good mechanics. DLM Barrel Length: (Both) 24" Caliber/Bore: (Both) .30-06 FFL Status: Curio & Relic Manufacturer: (A) Springfield Armory (B) Remington Model: (Both) 1903 Serial Number: (A) 1435711 (B) 3120178

(C) SPRINGFIELD MODEL 1903 BOLT ACTION RIFLE.

Lot #3201 (Sale Order 201 of 385)

Manufactured in 1918 for World War I with "8-18," "SA" and flaming bomb marked standard Springfield barrel. Chambered for .30-06 with ladder rear sight. Blued finish bolt action. Fitted with Springfield "S" marked finger groove stock with 2 barrel bands and checkered butt plate. Complete with proper leather "DUNCAN" marked sling. CONDITION: Good. Metal parts retain significant amounts of blued finish with areas worn to gray patina. Stock shows scattered marks from use. Good bore with strong rifling. Good mechanics. Leather items show with some minor abrasions and cracking. BAS Barrel Length: 24" Caliber/Bore: .30-06 Springfield FFL Status: Curio & Relic Manufacturer: Springfield Model: 1903 Serial Number: 838336

(C) SPRNGFIELD ARMORY MODEL 1903 MARK I BOLT ACTION RIFLE.

Lot #3202 (Sale Order 202 of 385)

Springfield Model 1903 Mark I originally built in 1919 to accept the Pedersen Device and modified back to a standard 1903. Blued round "SA" marked rifled barrel dated "8-19". Correct front sight with graduated flip sight. Blued action with slot in side for Pedersen Device and marked "U.S. Springfield Armory Model 1903 Mark I" with unmarked blued swept back bolt. Walnut finger groove "S" stock with high hump forend and correct blued stock hardware with illegible stock proof mark and "P" in circle proof. CONDITION: Metal has 90% remaining original finish with carry wear. Stock has oil soaked appearance with light scratches and dings. Excellent bore and mechanics. DLM Barrel Length: 24" Caliber/Bore: .30-06 FFL Status: Curio & Relic Manufacturer: Springfield Armory Model: 1903 Mark I Serial Number: 1126572

(C) HARRINGTON & RICHARDSON M1 GARRAND SEMI AUTOMATIC RIFLE.

Lot #3203 (Sale Order 203 of 385)

Harrington & Richardson M1 Garand semi automatic rifle. Made 1954. Barrel is marked "HRA", dated "10-54" and retains a boxed eagle Department of Defense mark. Rear sight, gas plug, bolt, operating rod, and trigger group are all marked "HRA". Standard blade front sight and rear adjustable aperture. Original parkerized finish on the metal components, minus the operating rod which has been reparkerized. Smooth oil finished walnut stock is modern made. Includes attached reproduction leather sling, an 8 round en-bloc clip, bayonet and CMP hard plastic case. Bayonet is marked "U.C./U.S." for United Cutlery, on the ricasso. 10" blade with serrated plastic grips. Scabbard is marked "U.S.", inside a flaming bomb. Bayonet has been refinished with a gray phosphate finish. CONDITION: Metal retains 90% of its finishes with some light wear and handling marks. Stock is excellent. Bore is clean with sharp rifling. Throat gauges at a 0, while the muzzle reads 1+. Mechanically fine. Clip, sling and case are excellent. Bayonet is very good with some cleaned pitting visible under the phosphate finish. scabbard has some light discoloration. JWA Accessories: Case, Bayonet, En Bloc Barrel Length: 24" Caliber/Bore: .30-06 FFL Status: Curio & Relic Manufacturer: H&R Model: M1 Garrand Paperwork: CMP Serial Number: 5549606

(C) INLAND M1 CARBINE SEMI AUTOAMTIC RIFLE.

Lot #3204 (Sale Order 204 of 385)

Inland M1 Carbine semi automatic rifle. Made spring of 1944. Typical markings on the heel and chamber. Barrel is marked "INLAND MFG.DIV./GENERAL MOTORS/3-44". "P" marked in front of the band. Reapplied cross cannons ordnance cartouche on the right side of the stock. Markings on the Type I flip sight are obliterated. Inland marked front band, front sight, trigger group, slide, and bolt. "HI" marked hand guard and "IO" marked on the inside of the sling channel (both Inland contractors). No import mark found. Standard blade front sight and 2 position flip sight. Parkerized finish on the metal components. Oil finished wood stock and hand guard. Stamped checkered metal butt plate. Includes unmarked green canvas sling, looks to be a reproduction. Blued oiler. Includes a 15 round Inland marked blued steel magazine. CONDITION: Metal retains 95% of its parkerized finish with some wear. Rear sight has some scratches. Wood has handling marks dings and scratches. Bore is clean with crisp rifling. Mechanically fine. Magazine has light wear. Sling is excellent. JWA Barrel Length: 18" Caliber/Bore: .30 Carbine FFL Status: Curio & Relic Manufacturer: Inland Model: M1 Carbine Serial Number: 5074718

(C) INLAND M1 CARBINE SEMI AUTOMATIC CARBINE.

Lot #3205 (Sale Order 205 of 385)

M-1 Carbine built by Inland Division of General Motors between March 1943 and May 1943. Correct military barrel marked "Inland Mfg.Div. General Motors" and dated "8-43". Unmarked front sight and correct "S" marked rear flip sight. Correct Inland marked trigger group and internals. AI marked blued flat bolt. Correct push button safety and plain face magazine catch. Walnut uncut high wood stock with oval cut oiler slot with crossed cannons cartouche on right side and "IO" in sling well with "P" in circle stamp on grip cap. 2 rivet walnut top wood with "IO" marking. Comes "U" marked 15 round clip and unmarked oiler with "NS" olive drab woven sling. CONDITION: World War II correct carbine with no import marks in fine condition with some small handling dings and marks. Excellent bore with ME of 2. Good mechanics and a great gun. DLM Barrel Length: 18" Caliber/Bore: .30 Carbine FFL Status: Curio & Relic Manufacturer: Inland Model: M1 Serial Number: 310954

(C) REMINGTON MODEL 03-A3 BOLT ACTION RIFLE.

Lot #3206 (Sale Order 206 of 385)

Remington Model 03-A3 bolt action magazine rifle made by Remington Arms in February of 1944. "RA" stamped barrel dated "8-44" with banded blade front sight and late style adjustable rear sight. Military finish action with electropenciled bolt with "R" marking. Walnut "S" style stock with illegible rebuild stamps. All hardware appears to be correct Remington hardware. CONDITION: 80% of arsenal finish remaining on metal surfaces. Wood has oil soaked appearance with heavy usage marks and splice repair on right side. Good bore with TE of 1 and ME of 1 with good mechanics. DLM Barrel Length: 24" Caliber/Bore: .30-06 FFL Status: Curio & Relic Manufacturer: Remington Model: 03-A3 Serial Number: 4203629

(C) ROCK ISLAND ARMORY M1 CARBINE SEMI AUTOMATIC RIFLE.

Lot #3207 (Sale Order 207 of 385)

M-1 Carbine made from GI parts except for receiver which was made by Rock Island Armory from 1979 to 1985 on tooling from National Ordnance Inc. of South El Monte, CA. Inland General Motors marked barrel dated 2-45. IBM marked trigger group with GI correct slide and blued flat bolt. Hardwood stock cut for M-2 with woven green sling and oiler. CONDITION: Metal retains 90% of arsenal finish with wood having reapplied arsenal finish with light scratches and dings. Good bore with ME of 2 and good mechanics. Missing magazine. DLM Barrel Length: 18" Caliber/Bore: .30 Carbine FFL Status: Curio & Relic Manufacturer: Rock Island Armory Model: M1 Carbine Serial Number: E146

(C) SMITH CORONA 03-A3 BOLT ACTION RIFLE.

Lot #3208 (Sale Order 208 of 385)

Smith Corona Model 03-A3 bolt action rifle. Made 1943 with proper barrel marked "SC / (Flaming Bomb) / 6-43". Typical markings on the receiver. Left side of the stock is marked "RA (crossed cannons cartouche)" followed by a boxed "FJA" inspectors cartouche. Circled "P" firing proof on the wrist. Bolt components look to be mostly unmarked. Smith Corona made trigger guard. Standard round, steel barrel with raised blade front sight and adjustable aperture rear. Original parkerized finish on the metal components. Stamped blued steel bands. Oil finished straight grip wood stock. Checkered metal trap door butt plate. Includes attached "1944" dated green canvas sling. CONDITION: Metal retains 80% of its original finish with light wear. Stock has handling marks and scratches. There is a crack in the forward part of the hand guard (looks to have been glued). Bore is frosted with good overall rifling. Muzzle reads at a 3. Mechanically fine. Sling has light wear. JWA Barrel Length: 24" Caliber/Bore: .30-06 FFL Status: Curio & Relic Manufacturer: Smith Corona Model: 03-A3 Serial Number: 3700301

(C) SPRINGFIELD 03-A3 BOLT ACTION RIFLE IN SNIPER CONFIGURATION.

Lot #3209 (Sale Order 209 of 385)

Springfield 03-A3 bolt action rifle built into sniper configuration. "RA" marked arsenal barrel dated 8-44 with banded blade front sight and rear adjustable sight. Arsenal finished action with bolt notched for scope application. Action was not original sniper action with added Malcolm 8x scope marked "USMC" and mounted over serial number and maker mark. Walnut "C" style stock with milled trigger guard and arsenal finished hardware. Gun is very clean and would be great for a renactor or shooter. Comes with "CMP" case and paperwork. CONDITION: Overall like new with light handling marks. Clear optics. Excellent bore with ME of 0 and TE of 1. Great mechanics. DLM Accessories: Case Barrel Length: 24" Caliber/Bore: .30-06 FFL Status: Curio & Relic Manufacturer: Remington Model: 03-A3 Serial Number: 4733878

(C) SPRINGFIELD ARMORY M1 GARAND SEMI AUTOMATIC RIFLE ARSENAL CONVERTED TO 7.62M/M

Lot #3210 (Sale Order 210 of 385)

M-1 Garand semi-automatic rifle made at Springfield Armory in September of 1944. "SA" marked barrel dated "9 -65" and marked "7.62m/m" with protected front blade sight and late style rear dial sight. National Match sights with "NM" op rod "SA" marked milled trigger group with "SA" marked cut op-rod and bolt. Trigger has added shoe. Walnut unmarked stock with accessories in butt and correct style aftermarket leather sling. CONDITION: 90% remaining arsenal finish with 90% varnish. Good bore with TE of 1 and ME of 1. Good mechanics. DLM Barrel Length: 24" Caliber/Bore: .308 FFL Status: Curio & Relic Manufacturer: Springfield Armory Model: M1 Garand Serial Number: 3192620

(C) SPRINGFIELD ARMORY M1 GARAND TANKER SEMI AUTOMATIC RIFLE.

Lot #3211 (Sale Order 211 of 385)

M-1 Garand semi-automatic "tanker" rifle made at Springfield Armory circa the late 1950s. .30-06 Geneseo, IL. marked Tanker length barrel with protected blade front sight and dial rear sight. Military finished receiver with all "SA" marked parts. Walnut stock with partial "DOD" cartouche and "P" in circle on pistol grip. CONDITION: Good overall with 90% remaining military finish. Stock has been cleaned but has good appearance. Good bore with ME of 1 and TE of 2 with good mechanics. DLM Barrel Length: 18" Caliber/Bore: .30-06 FFL Status: Curio & Relic Manufacturer: Springfield Armory Model: M1 Garand Tanker Serial Number: 524811

(C) SPRINGFIELD M1 GARAND SEMI AUTOMATIC RIFLE.

Lot #3212 (Sale Order 212 of 385)

M-1 Garand semi-automatic rifle made at Springfield Armory in November of 1944. "SA" marked barrel and dated "10-65" with protected blade front sight and rear adjustable dial sight. Gun has been converted to a .308 caliber. Arsenal finished action with all "SA" marked parts. Walnut stock with "DOD" cartouche and "P" in circle on pistol grip. Comes with military style leather sling. CONDITION: Overall good with 90% remaining military finish. Excellent bore with TE of 2 and ME of 2. Gun has light scratches and dings. DLM Barrel Length: 24" Caliber/Bore: .308 FFL Status: Curio & Relic Manufacturer: Springfield Model: M1 Garand Serial Number: 3289213

(C) US SPRINGFIELD 1898 KRAG BOLT ACTION RIFLE WITH BAYONET.

Lot #3213 (Sale Order 213 of 385)

Springfield 1989 Krag bolt action rifle with bayonet. Made 1900 at Springfield Armory, with typical markings on the left side of the receiver. Boxed, "JLA/1900" cartouche on the left side of the wrist. There is an "S" carved into the right side of the wrist. Circled "P" firing proof on the bottom of the wrist. Standard length round steel barrel with pedestal blade front sight. Second type 1896 pattern rear sight adjustable to 1800 yards. Factory blued finish worn to a gray patina in most areas. Oil finished wood stock with correct trapdoor metal butt plate. Includes attached undated leather sling and metal oiler in the stock. Includes undated knife bayonet with metal scabbard. CONDITION: Metal retains little of its original finish with most areas forming a bright gray patina. Oil finished wood stock has minor dings scratches and dents. Bore is frosted with good overall rifling. Mechanically fine. Sling has wear and crazing. Bayonet is good overall. Blade has been polished and sharpened at some point. Grips are solid. Some light freckling on the handle. Metal scabbard is very good with light freckling throughout. JWA Accessories: Bayonet Barrel Length: 30" Caliber/Bore: .30-40 FFL Status: Curio & Relic Manufacturer: Springifield Model: 1898 Krag Serial Number: 268776

(C) US SPRINGFIELD M1903 BOLT ACTION RIFLE.

Lot #3214 (Sale Order 214 of 385)

Springfield Model 1903 bolt action built at the Springfield Armory in 1918. "SA" marked barrel dated "7-20" with banded blade front sight and rear flip sight graduated to 2800 yards. Military finish action with blued unmarked straight handle bolt. Later unmarked walnut "scant" style replacement stock with two bolts. Walnut high hump forearm. Correct blued milled trigger guard, smooth buttplate and stock hardware. CONDITION: 60% fading arsenal finish with cosmoline in all the corners. Replacement scant stock with repaired cracks in forearm and wrist. Wood has oil soaked surface with heavy usage look. Good bore with TE of 2 and ME of 2 with good mechanics. DLM Barrel Length: 24" Caliber/Bore: .30-06 FFL Status: Curio & Relic Manufacturer: Springfield Model: M1903 Serial Number: 808937

(C) US SPRINGFIELD MODEL 1903 MARK I BOLT ACTION.

Lot #3215 (Sale Order 215 of 385)

Springfield Model 1903 bolt action magazine rifle originally built at Springfield Armory in 1922 as a "Mark I" to accept the Pedersen Device then rebarreled and restocked for use in World War II. "HS" for High Standard marked barrel dated "11-44" with banded blade front sight with 1903 rear flip sight graduated to 2800 yards. Mark I slotted type action with milled floorplate and "R" swept handle bolt electropenciled to match action. Walnut scant style stock with "P" in circle stamp and blued hardware. Walnut high hump top wood. Comes with green woven period sling. CONDITION: 90% fading arsenal finish with light handling and usage marks. Stock has oil soaked appearance with light scratches and dings. Good bore with TE of 2 and ME of 2 with good mechanics. DLM Barrel Length: 24" Caliber/Bore: .30-06 Springfield FFL Status: Curio & Relic Manufacturer: Springfield Model: 1903 Mk I Serial Number: 1124876

(C) WINCHESTER M1 GARAND SEMI AUTOMATIC RIFLE

Lot #3216 (Sale Order 216 of 385)

M-1 Garand semi-automatic rifle made by Winchester Repeating Arms Company in January of 1942. "LMR" marked barrel dated "3-53" with protected front sight and later style adjustable dial sight with screw in peep. National match sights. W.R.A. marked trigger group with mixed correct parts. W.R.A. cut op-rod with W.R.A. marked bolt. Hardwood unmarked stock. CONDITION: 90% arsenal reapplied finish with light scratches and dings. Wood has reapplied finish with light handling marks and dings. Excellent bore with TE of 2 and ME of 0 with excellent mechanics. DLM Barrel Length: 24" Caliber/Bore: .30-06 FFL Status: Curio & Relic Manufacturer: Winchester Model: M1 Garand Serial Number: 139905

(C) BRITISH PROOFED SPRINGFIELD M1 GARAND SEMI AUTOMATIC RIFLE WITH BAYONET.

Lot #3217 (Sale Order 217 of 385)

British Proofed Springfield Armory M1 Garand semi automatic rifle with bayonet. Made May 1941 and most likely sent to England under the lend lease program. Typical markings on the heel of the receiver. British proofs on the right side of the barrel with tonnage markings as well. Circle "P" proof on the bottom wrist of the stock, with a yellow painted rack number, "18" on the bottom of the pistol grip. Left side of the stock has a boxed "S.A./J.L.G." stamp followed by a crossed cannons ordnance cartouche. Early style gas plug. No import mark found. All parts look to be Springfield production. Blade front sight with standard adjustable rear. Arsenal reparkerized post-World War II. Gas tube has a black enamel finish. Stock and hand guards were lacquered at some point. Trapdoor metal butt plate. Combination tool in the butt stock, and attached undated green canvas sling. Includes an "AFH" marked bayonet and scabbard. "U (flaming bomb) S" marked on the ricasso. The front of the scabbard is marked "U.S." inside a flaming bomb. CONDITION: Metal retains 90% of its arsenal reapplied finish with general wear and handling marks. There is a spot of surface rust on the left side of the receiver. Front sight blade has been painted red. Butt plate has some light surface rust. Wood has minor handling marks and scratches. There is a few splotches of paint on the stock as well. Bore is frosted but does retain good overall rifling. Throat erosion is at 1, muzzle erosion at 1. Mechanically fine. Sling and combination tool are very good. Bayonet has light light wear, with a few nicks in the blade. Some light surface rust on the handle. scabbard is fine with some light discoloration. An overall nice example of a possible Lend Lease gun. JWA Accessories: Bayonet Barrel Length: 24" Caliber/Bore: .30-06 Springfield FFL Status: Curio & Relic Manufacturer: Springfield Model: M1 Garand Serial Number: 229618

(M) GGI ISRAELI 1919A7 SEMI-AUTOMATIC RIFLE WITH M2 TRIPOD & LINKER.

Lot #3218 (Sale Order 218 of 385)

Starting in the 1960s, Israel began to acquire many U.S. manufactured 1919A4 machine guns that were leftover from World War II, which they modified and converted for use for the next several decades. In the 1990s, many of these 1919A4s were brought back into the United States and sold as parts kit, this being a key example. The right side of the receiver is marked "NO. G4030 U.S. MFR. GGI/ BROWNING SEMI-AUTOMATIC GUN/ U.S. CAL. 308 M1919A7/ SAGINAW STEERING DIVISION/ WAUKESHAM WISCONSIN" followed by a flaming bomb ordnance stamp. Left side bears an Israeli "7.62" stamp followed by the Hebrew letter "H", signifying that this example was converted to fire 7.62x51mm NATO ammunition, with additional Israeli conversion stamps present on the receiver cover, bolt assembly, rear sight leaf, as well as the front of the booster. Complete with an M2 tripod, blued pintle, contemporary linking machine, and an 1919A4 army manual. T&E mechanism is present. CONDITION: Metal components retain the vast majority of their reapplied parkerized finish, showing some areas of wear and handling marks and exhibiting some areas of darker discoloration. Bright bore, exhibiting good rifling throughout. Tripod retains most of its reapplied finish, showing some scattered handling and storage marks. A nice GGI manufactured 1919A7, that was formerly in service with Israel's armed forces. MLW Accessories: tripod, delinking machine Barrel Length: 21" Caliber/Bore: 7.62x51mm NATO FFL Status: Modern Manufacturer: GGI Model: 1919A7 Paperwork: Army 1919A4 Manual Serial Number: G04030

(M) TNW POLISH PPSH-41 SEMI AUTOMATIC RIFLE.

Lot #3219 (Sale Order 219 of 385)

TNW Polish PPSh-41 semi automatic rifle. Built as semi automatic only by TNW from a mostly Polish parts kit. A longer barrel and barrel shroud were added to meet length requirements, while retaining a close to original look. Bottom left of the barrel shroud is marked "PPSH41 SA 7.62X25 MFG for MGS/TNW INC. VERNONIA, OR". There is an "MO" in a diamond on the left side of the stock. Serial numbers of the kit are mismatched. Standard post front sight with 2 position flip rear. Parkerized finish on the metal components. Lightly sanded and oil finished wood stock. Metal butt plate with trapdoor. Includes 4 total 71 drums (all look to be Polish issue), and a 35 round stick magazine. CONDITION: Metal retains 98% of its reapplied parkerized finish. Wood has a few handling marks and scratches. Bore has some light frosting, but retains crisp rifling. Mechanically fine. Magazines are all surplus, and have some light wear. JWA Accessories: 4 extra mags Barrel Length: 16 - 1/2" Caliber/Bore: 7.62x25mm FFL Status: Modern Manufacturer: TNW Model: PPSH-41 Serial Number: 000652

(M) TNW SUOMI M31 SA SEMI-AUTOMATIC RIFLE.

Lot #3220 (Sale Order 220 of 385)

Standard configuration Finnish Suomi semi-automatic rifle manufactured from new and surplus KP-31 components by TNW. Left side of receiver bears markings stipulating the model, caliber, and manufacturer information ahead of the magazine well, with the serial number present below the rear sight base. Features include a green parkerized finish, 16 - 1/2" barrel, ventilated barrel shroud, fixed blade front sight, ladder rear sight, and an original wood buttstock. Complete with a Finnish "SA" property marked VKT 71-round drum magazine and 4 stick magazines. CONDITION: Metal components retain the majority of their green parkerized finish, showing some wear and handling marks that show through to silvering. Mirror bore, exhibiting strong rifling throughout. Stock Stock bears some scattered handling marks and shows areas of wear to the varnish all around. Drum magazine shows usual marks and wear. MLW Accessories: 4 Extra Stick Mags Barrel Length: 16 - 1/2" Caliber/Bore: 9mm Para FFL Status: Modern Manufacturer: TWN Model: M31 SA Serial Number: H003183

(M) VERY NICE OHIO ORDNANCE M1918A3 BAR SEMI-AUTOMATIC RIFLE.

Lot #3221 (Sale Order 221 of 385)

Manufactured by Ohio Ordnance Works, this BAR 1918A3 is comprised of a newly manufactured semi-automatic receiver, which fires from a closed bolt, as well as G.I. surplus components. The top of the receiver is marked "MOD. 1918A3 U.S. CAL. 30 / SELF LOADING RIFLE / OHIO ORDNANCE WORKS, INC. / CHARDON, OH" followed by the patent number and the serial number. Metal components have been very nicely reparkerized. Features include a skid-footed bipod, cylindrical flash suppressor, standard walnut forearm, and a walnut buttstock with a flip up recoil plate. Buttstock has been modified on the left side to allow full travel of the charging handle. This example is accompanied by an additional magazine and a carry handle. CONDITION: Excellent, with exterior metal components retaining the vast majority of their reapplied parkerized finish, showing some scattered handling marks as well as several areas of wear showing through to light silvering on the left hand side of the receiver. Mirror bore, retaining well defined rifling throughout. Bolt face is very fine, showing little indication of use. Wood furniture shows few and minor handling marks. A very nice and attractive semi-automatic example of an iconic World War II U.S. light machine gun. MLW Accessories: Extra Mag, Carry Handle Barrel Length: 26 - 1/2" Caliber/Bore: .30-06 Springfield FFL Status: Modern Manufacturer: Ohio Ordnance Model: 1918A3 BAR Serial Number: 3273

(M) WISE LITE ARMS STERLING SPORTER SEMI AUTOMATIC RIFLE

Lot #3222 (Sale Order 222 of 385)

Wise Lite Sterling Sporter semi-automatic rifle. Made with a mix of surplus and new made parts by "WISE LITE ARMS BOYD, TX/MOD. S/A STERLING SPORTER/CAL.9MM/SER.#WLA29-C00342" as marked on the receiver tube. Top of the magazine well is marked "STERLING/SMG/9M/M MK4 (L2A3). Round steel barrel with an unthreaded muzzle. Standard blade front sight with 2 position flip rear. Blued finish on the barrel. New made receiver tube. Parts have a "Rhino Liner" style finish. Original surplus pistol grip. Surplus 32 round magazine as well. Includes attached Laser Maxx laser, Konus red dot sight, and GG&G polymer foregrip. CONDITION: Metal retains 95% of its reapplied finishes with light handling marks and scratches. Grip is excellent. Bore is shiny with crisp rifling. Magazine has finish wear. Sight is excellent and works as it should. JWA Barrel Length: 16 - 1/2" Caliber/Bore: 9mm FFL Status: Modern Manufacturer: Wise Lite Model: Sterling Serial Number: WLA29-C00342

(M) WISE LITE ARMS STERLING SPORTER SEMI-AUTOMATIC RIFLE.

Lot #3223 (Sale Order 223 of 385)

Wise Lite Arms Sterling Sporter semi automatic rifle. Made by Wise Lite Arms of Boyd, Texas from a mix of surplus and commercial parts. They did a batch of these in 7.62x25 due to that caliber being very affordable at the time. Magazine well retains its British markings, "STERLING/SMG/MK4(L2A3)". Round blued steel unthreaded barrel. Fixed post front sight with 2 position flip up rear. "Rhino Lining" style finish on the receiver tube and stock. Of note, stock is able to fold completely. Surplus fiberglass pistol grip. Includes two surplus Sten mags modified to fire 7.62x25. CONDITION: Metal retains 98% of its finishes with a few handling marks and scuffs. Grip and stock are excellent. Bore is shiny with crisp rifling. Mechanically fine. Magazines are very good with some finish wear. JWA Accessories: Extra Mag Barrel Length: 16 - 1/2" Caliber/Bore: 7.62x25mm Tokarev FFL Status: Modern Manufacturer: Wise Lite Arms Model: Sterling Sporter Serial Number: WLA29C04036

(M) YUGOSLAVIAN M76 SPORTER SEMI-AUTOMATIC RIFLE WITH SCOPE.

Lot #3224 (Sale Order 224 of 385)

Yugoslavian M76 manufactured by Zastava. The M76's design is closely based off of the Yugoslavian M70 rifle and was designed in the mid-1970s to fulfill a similar role to that of the Soviet SVD rifle, but chambered in 8mm Mauser due to the large surplus of ammunition leftover from World War II. The bottom of the receiver is marked "PATTERSON MACHINE DECATUR TX/ MOD. 76 SPORTER/ CAL. 7.92MM" over the serial number. Left side bears markings stipulating the manufacturer just below the rear sight. Features include a parkerized finish, 25" barrel, flash suppressor, standard Yugoslavian wood furniture, rubber recoil pad, TAPCO trigger, side mounted ZRAK 4x optic, as well as standard AK style backup iron sights. Complete with a 10-round magazine. CONDITION: Metal components retain the vast majority of their parkerized finish, exhibiting a few scattered marks from handling and storage. Bore is excellent, showing well defined lands and grooves throughout. Wood furniture is very good, showing few minor handling marks. Optic is clear and shows some scattered spots. MLW Barrel Length: 25" Caliber/Bore: 8mm Mauser FFL Status: Modern Manufacturer: Zastava Model: M76 Sporter Serial Number: CM7500144

GERMAN WORLD WAR II WAFFENWERKE BRUENN "DOT" CODE MG-34 DISPLAY MACHINE GUN.

Lot #3225 (Sale Order 225 of 385)

Generally considered to be the world's first GPMG (General Purpose Machine Gun), the MG-34 was designed to provide the German military with a portable machine gun that could support infantry either in a light or medium machine gun role, be utilized in an anti-aircraft role, and even be used in static defenses such as bunkers. This example's receiver has been replaced by a solid aluminum dummy receiver. Barrel jacket is marked "dot/ 1945" above an Israeli 6-pointed star proof stamp and the serial number. Receiver cover's serial number has been crossed out, and new number was applied. Right side of buttstock is stamped with a later applied "cxb/ 44" above an eagle over "WaA706" waffenamt. CONDITION: Metal components show areas of wear and thinning all around, with some scattered dings and nicks from former use, as well as a few areas of surface oxidation. Rear of receiver cover shows scattered indentations. Buttstock bears a crack on the top, but otherwise appears sturdy and serviceable. Plastic grips show scattered marks from handling and storage. A nice MG-34 display machine gun, that was utilized by the Israeli Defense Force after World War II. MLW

(C) FN MODEL 1949 SEMI AUTOMATIC RIFLE WITH EXTRA BARREL.

Lot #3226 (Sale Order 226 of 385)

Fabrique Nationale Model 1949 semi-automatic rifle made in Belgium with this one having Arabic Markings and most likely used by the Egyptians. Blued military round barrel with flash suppressor and bayonet lug marked with Arabic marks. Sights marked in Arabic. Walnut finger groove military stock with blued hardware. Comes with extra military style barrel and original magazine. CONDITION: Overall good with 90% original arsenal finish and some light usage marks and dings. Both barrels have good bores and good mechanics. DLM Accessories: Extra Barrel Barrel Length: 23 - 1/2" Caliber/Bore: 8mm FFL Status: Curio & Relic Manufacturer: FN Model: 1949 Serial Number: 23365

(C) INLAND DIVISION M1 CARBINE SEMI-AUTOMATIC RIFLE.

Lot #3227 (Sale Order 227 of 385)

M-1 carbine made by Inland Division of General Motors between May of 1942 and December of 1943. "Inland" marked barrel dated "1-43" with correct "N" marked front sight and "S" marked rear flip sight. Correct Inland marked parts include, AI marked flat bolt, Inland marked trigger group with push button safety and early magazine release with all internals consistent with Inland production. Walnut correct marked "I" cut high wood stock with correct cartouches on right side and in sling well. Walnut 2 rivet top wood with no markings. Comes with post-War "KSG" 15 round magazine. CONDITION: 90% original arsenal finish with handling marks and dings. Wood has honest look with dings and marks. No import marks or rebuild marks. Excellent bore with ME of 2 and good mechanics. DLM Barrel Length: 18" Caliber/Bore: .30 Carbine FFL Status: Curio & Relic Manufacturer: Inland Division Model: M1 Carbine Serial Number: 194704

(C) LOT OF 2: WINCHESTER MODEL 1890 AND 1903 .22 RIFLES.

Lot #3228 (Sale Order 228 of 385)

Lot consists of (A) Winchester Model 90 slide action tube fed magazine rimfire rifle made by Winchester Repeating Arms Company in 1925. Blued steel octagon barrel with Winchester Address and "Model 90" on barrel with blade front sight and rear notch adjustable sight. Blued takedown action with tube magazine. Walnut plain buttstock with steel crescent buttplate and walnut corrugated forearm. CONDITION: 50% fading blue with some light pitting. 10% original varnish on buttstock with large unrepaired crack on left side behind the action. Forearm looks to have been lightly cleaned. Shootable bore with good mechanics. (B) Winchester Model 1903 semi-automatic tube fed magazine rimfire rifle made by Winchester Repeating Arms Company in 1922. Blued round tapered steel barrel with blade front sight and 1903 special rear notch sight. Blued takedown receiver and op-rod. Walnut plain stock with steel crescent buttplate with walnut plain forearm with blued nosecap. CONDITION: 70% fading barrel blue with some light freckling. 30% fading action blue with balance fading to plum. 10% original varnish with some light scratches and dings. Shootable bore with good mechanics. DLM Barrel Length: (A) 24" Caliber/Bore: (A) .22 Short (B) .22 Auto FFL Status: Curio & Relic Manufacturer: (BOTH) Winchester Model: (A) 1890 (B) 1903 Serial Number: (A) 681859 (B) 106759

(C) NATIONAL POSTAL METER M1 CARBINE SEMI-AUTOMATIC RIFLE POSSIBLY USED AS A TEST RIFLE.

Lot #3229 (Sale Order 229 of 385)

M-1 Carbine built by National Postal Meter between November 1943 and June 1944. Interesting Parkerized finished barrel with threaded muzzle for unknown attachment. Barrel marked under slide "SA 54" (rebuild date) with "P" on barrel. Correct markings on parts for National Postal Meter manufacture except slide which is Inland mark. Gun has been arsenal rebuilt with flip safety with "M" marked clip release and bayonet lug front sling swivel. "Pot Belly" M-2 birch stock with serial number "4240331" and "Test M-1 M-2" stamped in sling well with "SA" stamped along barrel channel and oval oiler hole. Unmarked four rivet top wood. Comes with 15 round "SP" marked clip. CONDITION: 90% arsenal finish remaining with light operation marks and dings. Wood has oil soaked appearance with light handling marks. Excellent bore with ME of 2 and good mechanics. An interesting piece that is need of more research. DLM Barrel Length: 18" Caliber/Bore: .30 Carbine FFL Status: Curio & Relic Manufacturer: National Postal Meter Model: M1 Carbine Serial Number: 4240331

(C) NATIONAL POSTAL METER M1 CARBINE SEMI-AUTOMATIC RIFLE.

Lot #3230 (Sale Order 230 of 385)

National Postal Meter M1 Carbine semi automatic rifle. Made early 1944. No import mark found. "I.B.M. CORP." marked barrel. "P" mark firing proof on the barrel, in front of the band. Unmarked band with "UN" marked sling swivel. "N" marked front sight with a National Postal Meter rear sight. "UN" marked bolt and slide. National Postal Meter marked trigger group and Quality Hardware marked hammer. Stock is marked "Trimble/TN" on the inside of the sling channel. Hand guard is unmarked. Original parkerized finish on the metal components. Bolt is blued. Stock looks to be possibly unissued, with a light oil finish. Includes a National Postal Meter "UN" marked 15 round magazine. CONDITION: Metal retains 90% of its original finish, with light finish wear. Wood is excellent, with a few handling marks. Bore is clean with crisp rifling. Muzzle erosion gauges at a 2+. Mechanically fine. Magazine has light finish wear. JWA Barrel Length: 18" Caliber/Bore: .30 Carbine FFL Status: Curio & Relic Manufacturer: National Postal Meter Model: M1 Carbine Serial Number: 4358393

(C) QUALITY HARDWARE M1 CARBINE SEMI-AUTOAMTIC RIFLE.

Lot #3231 (Sale Order 231 of 385)

M-1 Carbine made by Quality Hardware between February 1943 and September 1943. Rock-Ola marked barrel with unmarked correct front sight and "S" marked correct rear flip sight. All internal parts correctly marked and concurrent with Quality Hardware Production at this time. High wood hardwood correct "I" Cut oiler and large Ordnance Wheel on right side and "RMC" in sling well with 2 rivet top wood marked Q-RMC. Great Carbine in all correct World War II form. Comes with oiler, green woven sling, and 15 round "KSG" flat bottom magazine. CONDITION: Overall good with some usage marks and has not been cut for M-2. Good bore with ME of 2 and great mechanics. DLM Barrel Length: 18" Caliber/Bore: .30 Carbine FFL Status: Curio & Relic Manufacturer: Quality Hardware Model: M1 Carbine Serial Number: 1617584

(C) RARE IRWIN PEDERSON M1 CARBINE SEMI-AUTOMATIC RIFLE.

Lot #3232 (Sale Order 232 of 385)

M-1 Carbine built by Irwin Pedersen, Grand Rapids, Michigan between April 1943 and May 1943. Most likely this gun was assembled at Saginaw, Grand Rapids Plant after takeover. Correct "Underwood" marked barrel dated "2-44" with correct "IPN" front sight and "S" marked rear flip sight. Gun has "SG" marked triggergroup, flat bolt, and slide. Correct oval slot high wood stock with "SG" and "Crossed Cannon" cartouches on right side of stock with "SG" marked 2 rivet top wood. Correct "UP" marked sling band. Comes with 15 round "IU" post-War magazine. CONDITION: Overall good with parts and condition consistent with World War II production. Gun looks to be all correct with 90% original arsenal finish and stock having visible cartouches with handling wear. Good bore with ME of 2 and good mechanics. DLM Barrel Length: 18" Caliber/Bore: .30 Carbine FFL Status: Curio & Relic Manufacturer: Irwin Pederson Model: M1 Carbine Serial Number: 3221840

(C) SAGINAW M1 CARBINE SEMI-AUTOMATIC RIFLE.

Lot #3233 (Sale Order 233 of 385)

Saginaw "SG" M1 Carbine semi automatic rifle. Made 1943 at Saginaw Steering Gear in Saginaw, Michigan. No import mark found. Barrel is marked "SAGINAW S.G. DIV./GENERAL MOTORS" behind the rear sight. "P" firing proof marked in front of the band. Band has no visible markings. Front sight is un-marked, while the rear flip sight is marked "S" on the left base. "SG" marked operating rod, receiver plate, bolt, and trigger housing. Handguard is marked "RSG" on the inside. Stock has no other visible markings. Metal components were reparkerized post-War. Stock has a light coat of aftermarket oil finish. Includes 15 round "U" marked union hardware magazine. CONDITION: Metal retains 95% of its reapplied parkerized finish with some light wear and scratches. Wood is excellent with a few handling marks. Bore is clean with crisp rifling. Muzzle erosion gauges at a 1. Mechanically fine. Magazine is excellent. JWA Barrel Length: 18" Caliber/Bore: .30 Carbine FFL Status: Curio & Relic Manufacturer: Saginaw Model: M1 Carbine Serial Number: 3347920

(C) SAGINAW STEERING GEAR M1 CARBINE SEMI-AUTOMATIC RIFLE.

Lot #3234 (Sale Order 234 of 385)

Saginaw Steering Gear, S'G' "Prime" M1 carbine semi automatic rifle. Made late summer 1943 at Saginaw Steering Gear in Grand Rapids Michigan. No import mark found. Barrel is marked "UNDERWOOD" and is dated "9-43" over a "flaming bomb" proof. "P" proof marked in front of the band. "S'G'" marked front band/sling swivel. Front sight is marked "N" on the base, while the rear sight is a "S'G'" marked flip sight. "S'G'" marked slide, trigger group, bolt, hammer and butt plate. Stock has a boxed "S'G'" under a crossed cannons cartouche on the left side of the butt stock. The left side of the stock has a boxed "RIA/FK" rebuild stamp. "RSG" marked on the inside of the hand guard, and on the sling channel of the stock. Original parkerized finish on most of the metal components. Light oil finish on the stock. Union Hardware marked "U"15 round magazine is included. CONDITION: Metal retains 90% of its original finish with light wear and handling marks. There is a crack on the bottom of the receiver, next to the front leg. Wood has a few minor dings and scratches. Bore is clean with crisp rifling. Muzzle erosion gauges at a 1. Mechanically fine. Magazine is very good with light wear. Minus the receiver, this is a great example of an S'G' M1 Carbine. JWA Barrel Length: 18" Caliber/Bore: .30 Carbine FFL Status: Curio & Relic Manufacturer: Saginaw Steering Gear Model: M1 Carbine Serial Number: 1864477

(C) SCARCE UN-QUALITY M1 CARBINE SEMI-AUTOMATIC RIFLE.

Lot #3235 (Sale Order 235 of 385)

Scarce Un-Quality M1 Carbine semi automatic rifle. Receiver made fall of 1943 by Union Switch and Signal, on contract for Quality Hardware. No import mark found. "W" marked Winchester barrel with no dates. Inland marked band/bayonet lug. Front sight is marked "N", while the adjustable rear sight is Inland marked. Quality hardware marked bolt, hammer, slide, and trigger group. Stock is marked "Q-RMC" on the inside of the sling channel, and on the inside of the hand guard."151" rack number on the bottom of the pistol grip. Original parkerized finish on most of the metal components. Wood has a light oil finish. Includes a "UQ" marked 15 round magazine. CONDITION: Metal retains 90% of its original finish with some wear and handling marks. There are three holes drilled on the left side of the receiver, under the stock line. Wood has some light finish wear, with a few handling marks and scratches. Clean bore with crisp rifling. Muzzle erosion gauges at a 1. Mechanically fine. Magazine has light finish wear. JWA Barrel Length: 18" Caliber/Bore: .30 Carbine FFL Status: Curio & Relic Manufacturer: Un-Quality Model: M1 Carbine Serial Number: 4451135

(C) SPRINGFIELD ARMORY M1 GARAND SEMI AUTOMATIC RIFLE.

Lot #3236 (Sale Order 236 of 385)

Springfield M-1 Garand U.S. service rifle made at Springfield Armory in March of 1944. "SA" marked barrel dated "5-44" with correct front sight and lock bar rear sight. "WRA" marked cut op-rod. Trigger group is all "SA" marked parts. "San Antonio Arsenal" rebuild stamps on left side of walnut stock with "P" in square rebuild marks on pistol grip. Comes with cleaning kit and green woven sling. CONDITION: 90% remaining arsenal finish on metal with 70% remaining arsenal finish on wood with sharp cartouches. Gun has ME of 3 and TE of 3 with good mechanics. DLM Barrel Length: 24" Caliber/Bore: .30-06 FFL Status: Curio & Relic Manufacturer: Springfield Armory Model: M1 garand Serial Number: 2668508

(C) STANDARD ARMS CO. MODEL M SLIDE ACTION RIFLE.

Lot #3237 (Sale Order 237 of 385)

Slide action rifle made by the Standard Arms Company from 1909 to 1911. This is the Model "M" slide action rifle the most successful of this companies endeavors. Gun has blued round rifled barrel with blade banded front sight with no rear sight provision and a Lyman receiver peep. Blued action and magazine tube with brass embellished slide handle. Fine figured walnut stock with brass embellished buttplate. Comes with 1960s vintage Western "Super X Silvertip" box of 20 factory loaded ammunition and iron key used to take apart the gun. CONDITION: 90% original blue with brass showing a golden patina. 90% varnish with some handling dings and marks. Good bore and mechanics. Ammunition in good condition. DLM Accessories: Box of Ammo, Gas Port Key Barrel Length: 25" Caliber/Bore: .30 Remington FFL Status: Curio & Relic Manufacturer: Standard Arms Model: G Serial Number: 1982

(C) UNDERWOOD M1 CARBINE SEMI-AUTOMATIC RIFLE.

Lot #3238 (Sale Order 238 of 385)

Underwood M1 Carbine semi automatic rifle. Made early 1943. No import mark found. Underwood marked barrel dated "4-43", over a flaming ordnance bomb. "P" firing proof in front of the band. Underwood, "U" marked front and rear sights. Unmarked band, trigger group, and bolt. "U" marked Underwood slide and hammer. Nice Ordnance proofs on the slide, trigger group, and receiver heel. "PU" marked Pedersen Brothers stock, while the inside of the handguard is marked "Pedersen U". Boxed "UEF/GHD" inspectors cartouche on the left side of the stock. "Circle P' firing proof on the bottom of the wrist. Original parkerized finish on the metal components. Wood has a light oil finish. Includes a 15 round, "R-O" marked Rockola magazine. CONDITION: Metal retains 85% of its original finish with some light finish wear. Wood has a few minor dings and scratches. Bore has a few areas of light frosting, but retains crisp rifling. Muzzle erosion gauges at a 0+. Mechanically fine. Magazine has light finish wear. JWA Barrel Length: 18" Caliber/Bore: .30 Carbine FFL Status: Curio & Relic Manufacturer: Underwood Model: M1 Carbine Serial Number: 1405608

(C) WINCHESTER M1 PARATROOPER STYLE CARBINE WITH LEG BAG

Lot #3239 (Sale Order 239 of 385)

Winchester M1 "Paratrooper Style" Carbine with leg bag. Made in the first major Winchester serial block spanning from late 1942 to early 1944. No import mark found. Barrel is unmarked and not dated. Inland Type III band. Unmarked front sight base with an Inland adjustable rear sight. Winchester marked trigger housing and slide. Inland marked bolt and handguard. The stock looks to be an original paratrooper stock. There is a boxed "AAS" rebuild stamp on the left side above the pistol grip. An un-circled "P" on the front of the grip indicating inspection. There is an "IO" stamped on the inside of the barrel channel. Forged, folding metal butt plate has a "B257614" stamped, followed by a "sunburst" and the number "2". The metal components have been arsenal reparkerized, most likely done post war. The walnut stock has a light oil finish. Includes a green canvas "leg bag" case, marked "HARIAN/44" on the inside flap. Metal oiler is retained on the right side, in its slot. No magazine is included. CONDITION: Metal retains 95% of its arsenal reapplied parkerized finish with a few handling marks and scratches. Stock is excellent as well, with no visible cracks. There is a small gouge of the left side of the stock where the butt plate rests against. There is a small crack in the the leather check piece, but it is otherwise solid. Bore is clean overall with crisp rifling. Mechanically fine. Bag has sole light exterior wear, but is otherwise fine. JWA Accessories: Leg Bag Barrel Length: 18" Caliber/Bore: .30 Carbine FFL Status: Curio & Relic Manufacturer: Winchester Model: M1 Carbine Serial Number: 1306533

(C) WINCHESTER MODEL 1907 SEMI AUTOMATIC RIFLE.

Lot #3240 (Sale Order 240 of 385)

Winchester Model 1907 semi-automatic rifle made by Winchester Repeating Arms in 1937. Winchester Proof Steel blued round rifle barrel with integral dovetail bead front sight and adjustable rear buckhorn sight. Blued takedown action with 5 shot detachable box magazine. Walnut plain wood pistol grip stock with Winchester hard rubber buttplate. Walnut plain forearm with blued nosecap. Comes with 2 extra 10 round factory magazines. CONDITION: 90% barrel blue with some light freckling. Action has flaking blue with balance turning to brown. 90% varnish with some usage dings and marks. Good bore and mechanics. DLM Accessories: 2 Extra Mags Barrel Length: 20" Caliber/Bore: .351 SLR FFL Status: Curio & Relic Manufacturer: Winchester Model: 1907 Serial Number: 49766

LOT OF 2: DEACTIVATED LANCHESTER MK1 AND VIGNERON M2 SUBMACHINE GUNS.

Lot #3241 (Sale Order 241 of 385)

Lot consists of (A) Deactivated British Lancaster MK1* sub machine gun. Magazine well is marked "LANCASTER/MKI*/SA M619/*28228A". Original barrel was plugged. Blade front sight with rear sight adjustable to 600 meters. Receiver tube is modern made. Bolt has been welded shut as well. Original oil finished wood stock with finger groove and brass trap door butt plate. Surplus Sten magazine. Includes an Indian made drill bayonet marked "MK3/RFI" and "DP62" on the ricasso. White strip painted on the handle. Brown painted leather scabbard. CONDITION: Metal retains little to none of its original finish with wear and patina. Blued receiver tube retains a fair amount of its applied finish. Stock has handling marks dents and scratches. Mechanically inoperable. Magazine has finish wear. Bayonet and scabbard have wear and patina. Blade is dull, having not been re-sharpened. (B) Deactivated Belgian Vigneron M2 sub machinegun. Dated "53" and marked "VIG M2/060579". Plugged round barrel with ported muzzle device. Stamped sheet metal front sight protector, with a blade front sight and u-notch rear. Dummy receiver tube. Collapsible wire stock with plastic pistol grip. Includes one original sheet metal magazine. CONDITION: Metal retains little of its original finish with wear and handling marks. Furniture is worn as well. Mechanically inoperable. Magazine has finish wear. Great pair of deactivated guns for your wall! JWA Accessories: (A) Bayonet

GERMAN WWII DEACTIVATED PANZERFAUST 60.

Lot #3242 (Sale Order 242 of 385)

German World War II Panzerfaust Model 60 anti-tank shaped charge weapon, which has been safely and properly demilitarized. Warhead assembly is a "lake recovered" example, with obvious evidence of the wear and damage from being in a body of water for decades after the war. The firing instruction decal is no longer present with an illegible black ink stamped 3-digit code, but the date of "44" is visible. Inert warhead retains 55-60% of it original ordnance tan paint with heavy freckling and four holes in the body, of which two are one inch in size. Tail fin assembly is present and appears to be complete with heavy freckling. Launching tube retains 55-60% of its original ordnance tan paint with freckling. Remnants of the red painted warning statement is present but illegible. Inert firing mechanism and sight assemble are incomplete with parts missing. CONDITION: Overall good to very good. WEZ

RARE AND DESIRABLE GERMAN WWII KRIEGSMARINE CARL ZEISS 10 X 80 MOUNTED SHIP BINOCULARS WITH CASE

Lot #3243 (Sale Order 243 of 385)

Extremely rare and desirable pair of World War II German Kriegsmarine 10x80 binoculars on a WWI era US Navy mount. These binoculars were mounted to an anti-aircraft guns on German gun boats. They feature a V-notch rear sight and an anti aircraft front sight. The binoculars measure approximately 70" when on the mount when the elevation control is extended, approximately 53" inches when the elevation control is distended, and approximately 19" long from lens to lens. The binoculars retain their original data plate that reads "D.F. / 10X80 / m.schr.Binbl.20" above an eagle over "M" Kriegsmarine waffenamt followed by "Carl Zeiss / Jena / 129493" underneath. The binoculars, pedestal mount, and case have all been polished in order to illuminate the original steel and brass metals. The elevation control, traversing mechanism, and focus adjustments are all operable and the binoculars move in all directions with ease. These binoculars were built with a farbglaswechsler, or color glass changer, as there is an option to switch the lens colors from day to night. The binoculars also have moisture absorbent cartridges and nitrogen ports to remove moisture and reduce lens fogging. The rubber eyecups are intact and remain supple. The has a functioning elevation control and is marked "A21 BU 321-5-1 USN". The binoculars are compete with their original carry case. The case has also been polished but retains the original wartime gray paint on the interior. There is a "blc" manufacturer code, denoting Carl Zeiss manufacturing, that was applied in white paint as well as a faint, but noticeable Kriegsmarine ink stamp on the interior lid. A picture of the binoculars is glued to the interior lid. The optics remain clear and the lenses do not exhibit any serious cracks, chips, or blemishes. Both the binoculars, mount, and case are finely polished and remain bright while exhibiting scattered scuffs and scratches. The binoculars and mount exhibit scattered areas of pitting. Despite being on an incorrect mount, the binoculars present very well CONDITION: Very good. JLD

GERMAN COLD WAR CARL ZEISS 10X50 PERISCOPE ON US NAVY MOUNT.

Lot #3244 (Sale Order 244 of 385)

German Cold War 10×50 Carl Zeiss Periscope mounted on a World War I - World War II era US Navy pedestal mount. These periscopes were known as the Richtungsweiser-Doppelfernrohr 10×50 and were manufactured for only two years between 1956 and 1958. They were originally mounted on armored vehicles, but were most commonly used for observation and monitoring activity along the Berlin Wall. The periscope is marked "RWMK / 12-133-1847 Carl Zeiss" It appears that several data plates were removed. The pedestal mount is marked "A21 BU 321-5-1 USN". The periscope and pedestal mount have been polished in order to illuminate the original steel and brass metals. The elevation control, traversing mechanism, sight controls, and focus adjustments are all operable and the periscope moves in all directions with ease. The periscope measures approximately 89" from the base of the pedestal to the top when the elevation control on the mount is extended and approximately 80 - 1/2" inches when the elevation control on the mount is distended. Both the periscope and pedestal mount are finely polished and remain bright while exhibiting scattered scuffs and scratches. There are scattered areas of pitting as well as age related discoloration. CONDITION: Very good. JLD

JAPANESE WWII 20 X 3 SHIP BINOCULARS ON US NAVY MOUNT.

Lot #3245 (Sale Order 245 of 385)

World War II Japanese "big eye" ship binoculars on a US Navy pedestal mount. The binoculars are marked "Nippon Kogaku / Tokyo". Today this company is better known as Nikon. The mount is marked "A21 BU 321-5-1 USN". The binoculars and mount are constructed of polished steel with brass lens shields and adjustments. The brass lens shields are most likely post-War applied in order to make the binoculars more visually appealing. The binoculars measure approximately 82" tall from the base of the pedestal to the top when the elevation control is extended, approximately 62" when the elevation control is distended, and approximately 32 - 1/2" long from lens to lens. The optics remain clear and the lenses do not exhibit any serious cracks, chips, or blemishes. Both the binoculars and pedestal mount are finely polished and remain bright while exhibiting scattered scuffs and scratches. There are scattered areas of pitting as well as age related discoloration. CONDITION: Very good. JLD

WORLD WAR I ERA US NAVY SHIP BINOCULARS MOUNT.

Lot #3246 (Sale Order 246 of 385)

World War I era U.S. Navy "big eye" ship's bridge binoculars mount. The elevation control is functioning. The mount measures approximately 5' from the base of the pedestal to the top when the elevation control is extended and of the mount and approximately 42" when the elevation control is distended. The mount is constructed of polished steel and the pedestal is marked "A21 BU 321-5-1 USN". The mount is finely polished and remains bright while exhibiting scattered scuffs, scratches, and light pitting. CONDITION: Very good. JLD

LOT OF 8: US WORLD WAR I-WORLD WAR II FIELD GEAR AND OPTICS.

Lot #3247 (Sale Order 247 of 385)

Lot consists of (A) World War I ear wood trench periscope stamped by "Ordnance Dept. U.S.". Optic is dirty but clear, wood has some paint loss. CONDITION: Good. (B) World War II era Lux Model 2 Carbon Dioxide Fire Extinguisher marked "USN" and dated "4-41". Label remains legible, with scattered dings and scratches. CONDITION: Good. (C) World War II US Navy MK XXXIII 6x30 binoculars in case. The binoculars were manufactured by Universal Camera Corp. and are dated 1943. Optics are clear, both dials function. The case exhibits scratches and scuffs. CONDITION: Very good. (D) World War I era OD green painted 6 power binoculars manufactured by "Prism Stereo" and marked "U.S. Marine Corps". The optics are dirty, both dials function. CONDITION: Good. (E) World War I US Army Signal Corps Model 1914 Service Buzzer. There is significant leather loss in some areas, the buzzer is heavily tarnished. Heavy wear. CONDITION: Fair. (F) Pair of B-8 polaroid goggles and flight computer navigation kit that consigner states was purchased from the estate of General Keith Barr McCutcheon, who was the father of Marine Corps helicopter aviation. The goggles are stiff and the rubber exhibits cracking. The flight computer is complete and clean. CONDITION: Very good. (G) World War II US Army Engineer compass dated 1918. CONDITION: Good. JLD

GERMAN WORLD WAR II WAFFEN SS PANZER M43 CAP

Lot #3248 (Sale Order 248 of 385)

German World War II late war Waffen SS Panzer M43 cap, referred to by collectors as the "Dachau" variant. Thin black wool body exhibits only light storage wear, with textbook late war machine embroidered trapezoid Waffen SS eagle and skull zig-zag machine stitched to the front. Two buttons secure the front of the pull down sides, and the two pull downs are intact and made from the same gray cotton HBT twill as the cap lining. Cap is lined in a light gray HBT pattern cotton twill lining, which does not appear to have any damage, and is size marked "57" with a correct black ink stamp. Very light soiling is present on the inside front of the lining. Bottom of the front brim is the standard light tan cardboard, with light to moderate crazing due to the cap having been folded. CONDITION: Overall excellent plus. WEZ

LOT OF 3: GERMAN WORLD WAR II DRESS BAYONETS

Lot #3249 (Sale Order 249 of 385)

Lot contains: (A) German dress bayonet with an unmarked nickel plated blade with light to moderate runner and scattered marks. Nickel plated steel fittings retain 90+% of their finish with patina and scattered marks. Black plastic grip panels are excellent. Steel scabbard retains 80-85% of its black painted finish with scattered marks and a light ding. Black leather frog with steel rivets is very good, and a fire protection police portepee is attached. CONDITION: Overall very good to excellent. (B) German dress bayonet with a "CARL EICKHORN, SOLINGEN" marked nickel plated blade in excellent condition with light runner and scattered marks. Blade is loose in its fitting. Nickel plated steel fittings retain 90+% of their finish with patina, scattered marks and a couple of digs to the pommel. Black plastic grip panels have a quarter inch area of damage. Steel scabbard retains 75-80% of its black painted finish with scattered marks and a light ding. Black leather frog with steel rivets is very good. CONDITION: Overall very good to excellent. (C) German dress bayonet with a "E. PACK & SOHNE, SOLINGEN" marked nickel plated blade in excellent condition with light runner and scattered marks. Nickel plated steel fittings retain 90+% of their finish with patina and scattered marks. Black plastic grip panels are excellent. Steel scabbard retains approximately 85-90% of its black painted finish with scattered marks. Brown leather dress frog with a steel rivet is good. CONDITION: Overall very good to excellent. WEZ Blade Length: (A) 10" (B) 9 - 7/8" (C) 9 - 1/2" Overall Length: (A) 14 - 3/4" (B) 14 - 1/2" (C) 14 - 1/4

LOT OF 2: GERMAN WORLD WAR II HEER DAGGERS.

Lot #3250 (Sale Order 250 of 385)

Lot consists of (A) Heer dagger with a "PAUL SEILHEIMER, SOLINGEN" marked blade with nice crossgraining, moderate runner and scattered marks, and light freckling to 15-20% of its surface. Nickel silver plated fittings retain approximately 90% of their finish with patina, and trylon grip is excellent with light wear. A portepee is attached with light to moderate damage. Scabbard retains approximately 90% of its original finish with heavy patina over half of it. Deluxe hangars are present with half of the upper mount broken off and missing. CONDITION: Overall very good plus. (B) Heer dagger with an unmarked blade with visible crossgraining, moderate runner and light scattered marks, and light freckling to 30-35%. Nickel silver plated fittings have light wear, with a tiny ding on the crossguard, and white trylon grip has very light wear. Scabbard retains 90-95% of its original nickel silver finish with light wear. CONDITION: Blade is very good, scabbard is excellent. WEZ Blade Length: (A) 10" (B) 10" Overall Length: (A) 14 - 1/2" (B) 14 - 1/2"

THIRD REICH FIRST MODEL LUFTWAFFE DAGGER.

Lot #3251 (Sale Order 251 of 385)

Luftwaffe 1st model dagger with a "TIGER, SOLINGEN" marked nickel plated blade, with light to moderate runner and scattered marks in excellent condition. Nickel plated fittings exhibit light patina and scattered marks, and the gilt swastikas retain 95+% of their finish. Blue leather wire-wrapped grip has damage to 10-15% of its finish. Blue leather covered steel scabbard retains approximately 90% of its finish with all the damage being on one side of the scabbard, where four inches of the damage exposes the steel. Nickel plated fittings retain 90+% of their finish with scattered marks and several tiny dings near the tip. Aluminum chain and hook exhibit patina and clip is marked "OLC". CONDITION: Blade is excellent, scabbard is very good. WEZ Blade Length: 12 - 1/4" Overall Length: 18"

GERMAN WORLD WAR II KRIEGSMARINE DAGGER

Lot #3252 (Sale Order 252 of 385)

Kriegsmarine dagger with an "ORIGINAL EICKHORN, SOLINGEN" marked nickel plated blade in very good condition. The double acid-etched blade has the classic anchor naval pattern, with tiny spots of freckling to approximately 35% of its surface. The brass fittings retain 15-20% of their gilt finish, and the white trylon grips has numerous light cracks/ fractures throughout, with its brass wire intact. The brass scabbard retains less than 10% of its original gilding, with age patina throughout. CONDITION: Overall very good. WEZ Blade Length: 10" Overall Length: 15 - 1/4"

THIRD REICH RAD LEADER OFFICER DAGGER

Lot #3253 (Sale Order 253 of 385)

Third Reich Labour Service "RAD" leader officer dagger with a "WKC, Solingen" marked nickel plated blade, with visible crossgraining, light scattered marks, moderate runner marks, and light freckling, predominately along the blade's edge. Standard RAD motto of "Arbeit adelt" is present and the blade is slightly loose in its fittings, though there is no indication of the dagger having been disassembled. The nickel silver plated fittings retain approximately 85% of their finish with most of the wear on top of the pommel. Off-white grip panels have light to moderate wear and the grip screw does not appear to have been turned. Nickel silver plated scabbard retains 80-85% of its finish with patina, with a one and half inch moderate dent four inches from the tip. A Heer deluxe hangar assembly is attached with moderate wear. CONDITION: Overall very good to excellent. WEZ Blade Length: 10 - 1/4" Overall Length: 15 - 1/4"

THIRD REICH LUFTWAFFE DAGGER

Lot #3254 (Sale Order 254 of 385)

Luftwaffe dagger with an unmarked etched blade in very good condition with light freckling, and moderate runner/ scattered marks. Orange trylon grip has light wear, but the wire wrapping is missing. Aluminum fittings are very good. Steel scabbard exhibits moderate to heavy wear, and the throat screw is missing. CONDITION: Overall good to very good. WEZ Blade Length: 10" Overall Length: 15"

LOT OF 2: THIRD REICH HEER DAGGERS.

Lot #3255 (Sale Order 255 of 385)

Lot contains: (A) Heer dagger with a "WKC, SOLINGEN" marked blade with light runner and scattered marks. Blade has been heavily polished and appears to have been sharpened as well. Nickel silver plated fittings have moderate wear, crossguard has moderate bubbling of the finish, and trylon grip has two inches of cracks with a glue repair. Scabbard retains approximately 90% of its original nickel silver finish with light wear and bubbling. CONDITION: Overall good to very good. (B) Heer dagger with a "ALCOSO, SOLINGEN" marked blade with light crossgraining, moderate runner and scattered marks, and light freckling to approximately 35-40% of the blade. Blade appears to have been scrubbed and cleaned. Nickel silver plated fittings have light wear and scattered marks, and trylon grip has light wear with a one inch crack on the lower end. Scabbard retains approximately 90% of its original nickel silver finish with numerous light dings, several minor dents, as well as a one inch dent. CONDITION: Overall good to very good. WEZ Blade Length: (A) 9 - 3/4" (B) 10" (C) 5 - 1/2" Overall Length: (A) 14 - 1/2" (B) 15" (C) 9 - 3/4"

LOT OF 2: THIRD REICH HEER DAGGERS

Lot #3256 (Sale Order 256 of 385)

Lot contains: (A) Heer dagger with a "WKC, SOLINGEN" marked blade with nice crossgraining, moderate runner and scattered marks, and light freckling to 20-25% its surface. Nickel plated fittings are heavily patinaed, trylon grip has a one inch chip missing, and two inches of cracks on the lower end. Scabbard retains approximately 90% of its original finish with heavy patina. Deluxe hangars are attached in very good condition. CONDITION: Overall very good. (B) Heer dagger with a "EICKHORN, SOLINGEN" marked blade with light crossgraining, moderate runner and light scattered marks, and very light freckling. One half inch of the tip has broken off, and has been reformed. Nickel silver plated fittings have light wear, and trylon grip has very light wear. Scabbard retains approximately 90% of its original nickel silver finish with light wear and a half inch light dent three inches from the tip CONDITION: Blade is very good because of the damaged tip, otherwise overall excellent. WEZ Blade Length: (A) 10" (B) 9 - 1/2" Overall Length: (A) 15" (B) 14 - 1/2"

WORLD WAR II IMPERIAL JAPANESE NAVY CARGO PARACHUTE

Lot #3257 (Sale Order 257 of 385)

Excellent example of a World War II Imperial Japanese Navy round cargo parachute. The silk parachute is contained in its original bag that is constructed of green canvas with yellow trim. The bag features a yellow static line that would be released when the parachute and cargo were be pushed out of the plane. The parachute bag is a round, dome like shape and would be attached to cylinder like containers which were designed to carry ammunition, weapons, and other supplies for support of the paratroopers. Japanese paratrooper equipment is quite desirable considering that only three battalions were organized during World War II. The parachute bag retains its original specification tag with legible ink markings. Both snaps show surface rust but remain functional. There are a few scattered blemishes but this bag is complete and would be an excellent display piece in a collection. CONDITION: Very good. JLD

THIRD REICH LUFTWAFFE OFFICER PROMOTION DOCUMENT SIGNED BY HITLER AND GOERING

Lot #3258 (Sale Order 258 of 385)

Third Reich Luftwaffe officer promotion document with a facsimile signature of Adolf Hitler, but an original signature of Hermann Goering (Reichsmarshall). Outside experts were consulted who rendered the same opinion regarding the signatures. Document measures 10" x 14" folded, and is in a folder adorned with a gold five and a half inch Third Reich eagle and swastika. The document is 20" x 28" unfolded. The folder is in a large era envelop. The document officially promotes Luftwaffe Major Karl Elshorst to Lieutenant Colonel (Oberstleutnant) on November 25, 1941 (by the Fueherhauptquartier), with an effective date of December 1, 1941. On the lower left of the document is a three inch diameter embossed Third Reich eagle and swastika in a wreath. An interesting document worthy of additional research of this officer. CONDITION: Document is overall excellent with some light staining, folder is overall very good with stains and edge fraying, and outer envelope is also overall very good with staining and light damage. WEZ Paperwork: Translation

ATTRIBUTED WORLD WAR II JAPANESE SURRENDER DOCUMENTS IN FACSIMILE

Lot #3259 (Sale Order 259 of 385)

Official facsimiles of the documents related to the unconditional surrender of Japan at the end of World War II that are attributed to Arthur Gilbert Hutton who was a combat photographer in the US Army during World War II. This set of documents is composed of 3 parts, a booklet that includes facsimiles of all of the major documents regarding Japan’s unconditional surrender, full size copy of the Japanese Instrument of Surrender which contains both the Japanese and English translation, and smaller parchment copy of the Instrument of Surrender to the Commanding General of the US Army in the Western Pacific. These documents were purchased from Hutton when his Photo Art Studio that he opened after returning from World War II closed in 1976. When the Japanese surrendered, Hutton was one of the photographers sent to the USS Missouri for the signing ceremony. The Surrender Documents in Facsimile booklet is dated 1945, and according to provenance these documents were given to Hutton during the time of the surrender. This set of documents is accompanied by a Statement of Provenance, which is notarized and dated July 20, 2020. The documents exhibit age that is typical of old paper which includes small creases, staining, and slight tears, especially around the edges. All of the writing remains legible. Despite the blemishes, the documents are well preserved. CONDITION: Good. JLD

LOT OF 2: 2 JAPANESE WORLD WAR II SHIN GUNTO SWORDS, ONE WITH COMPANY GRADE KNOT.

Lot #3260 (Sale Order 260 of 385)

Lot consists of (A) Ubu nakago. Shin gunto with army mounts and signed on nakago. Tsuba with florals at corners. Plain habaki. Menuki in the form of florals. Sword has been heavily buffed, hamon is essentially invisible, may be midare. CONDITON: Good as heavily polished along the length of the blade. Some spotting and freckling along sword that was buffed over. Mounts are very good with rubbing throughout. (B) Ubu nakago signed on both sides. In appropriate army mounts and fitted with the brown/blue company grade officer tassel. Oil quenched blade with straight hamon. CONDITION: Good, carefully cleaned over some oxidation that has left spotting along the blade. Hamon nicely visible. Mounts are very good, including tassel. A nice example. EW Blade Length: (BOTH) 27" Overall Length: (BOTH) 37"

LOT OF 2: JAPANESE WORLD WAR II SHIN GUNTO SWORDS, ONE NAVY AND ONE ARMY.

Lot #3261 (Sale Order 261 of 385)

Lot consists of (A) Mid war shin gunto in army mounts. Oil quenched blade with simple straight hamon line. Copper habaki. Ubu nakago with single mekugi ana and signed on both sides of nakago. Standard floral tsuba and menuki. Standard floral and beaded fuchi kashira. CONDITION: Good. Blade has been buffed with visible striations and cleaned over some old oxidation, towards the tip. Blade has some damage towards kissaki. Mounts are good, saya with some oxidation, primarily on left side. (B) Late war Navy shin gunto with army fittings painted gold. Ubu nakago with single painted character on left side of tang and anchor stamp on right. One mekugi ana. Oil quenched blade with simple straight hamon. Black navy tsuba. Army style fittings that have been painted gold. Painted black saya with gold fittings. CONDITION: Very good. Blade is clean with some minor marks throughout and a few spots of staining. Fittings are good, saya has chipping to paint. A nice lot. EW Blade Length: (A) 27" (B) 25" Overall Length: (A) 37" (B) 35"

CORRECTION: Please note that the second sword in this lot is not a Navy sword, but is one of approximately 8,000 swords that was sold at PXs after the war as souvenir swords produced by Tenshozan Works.

INTERNATIONAL FLARE SIGNAL CO. M2 PYROTECHNIC FLARE GUN WITH FLARES.

Lot #3262 (Sale Order 262 of 385)

Produced before and during World War II by International Flare Signal Company, Tippecanoe City, Ohio. It features a brass 2 - 3/8" round barrel with markings scrubbed off left side, brass frame, blued trigger blued grip safety, lanyard loop with chain, and replacement wooden 2-piece grips. Complete with 2 full boxes of #10 flashlight cartridges, in addition to 2 individual flares. CONDITION: Fair, having markings removed and grips replaced. Overall mellow patina on brass with portions of blue retained on other components. Grips have surface scratches and dings. Flare boxes very good with some light straining and minor tearing of labels. Extra cartridges fine condition. BAS Barrel Length: 2 - 3/8" Caliber/Bore: 40mm Manufacturer: International Flare Signal Co Serial Number: NSN

MUSEUM QUALITY RICHTHOFEN MEDAL GROUPING.

Lot #3263 (Sale Order 263 of 385)

An impressive lot consisting of original Imperial medals and a museum quality Imperial medal bar with corresponding ribbon bar for Baron von Richthofen. (A) The museum quality Baron von Richthofen medal bar is expertly constructed of original Imperial awards with ribbons which are correctly positioned in the same way period photos of the original Richthofen Medal bar displays. The ribbons are expertly folded and attached to the bars non-ferrous metal stiffener. The ribbons exhibit an even light patina throughout. The awards are neatly sewn to the ribbons through their eyelets with a thin cotton thread. The red backing material used is nicely hand stitched in place. A long brass pin and catch are attached to the reverse for mounting to a uniform. A few very small chips can be observed in the Bavarian Merit Cross, Wurttemberg Knights Cross, and Austrian War Merit Cross 3rd class. One of the enameled Laurel Leaves for the Order of the Iron Crown 3rd Class has broken off the award, but is still present. The 14 awards consisting this medal bar are in the order of: 1. Iron Cross 2nd class Prussia; 2. Order of the House of Hohenzollern, Knight's Cross with Swords Prussia; 3. Military Order of Saint Henry, Knight's Cross Saxony; 4. Order of the House of Ernestine, Knight's Cross 1st Class with Swords Saxon Duchies; 5. Order of Military Merit 3rd Class with Crown and Swords Bavaria; 6. Order of Military Merit Knight's Cross Wurttemberg; 7. Duke Carl Edward Medal with Swords Sax-Coburg-Gotha; 8. General Honor Medal for Bravery Hessen; 9. Cross for Faithful Service Schaumburg-Lippe; 10. War Merit Cross 2nd Class Brunswick; 11. Hanseatic Cross Lubeck; 12. Hanseatic Cross Bremen; 13. Hanseatic Cross Hamburg; 14. Order of the Iron Crown 3rd Class with War Decoration Austria-Hungary; 15. War Merit Cross 3rd Class with War Decoration Austria-Hungary. While this can not be described as the actual Medal Bar of Baron von Richthofen, it is both impressive in appearance as well as accumulating all of the various types of original medals he was awarded to construct such a Medal Bar. CONDITION: Excellent. (B) The Ribbon Bar consists of the same award as the Medal Bar. The bar is is nicely crafted using original ribbon and devices. The device for the Order of the Iron Crown 3rd Class is missing from the ribbon. Dark red staining can be seen on the bars left 5 ribbons. The green backing felt is neatly hand stitched in place and a long brass pin and catch are used for mounting to a uniform. CONDITION: Very good. (C) The Lippe-Detmold War Merit Cross 1st Class is made of brass with approximately 80% of the original gilding remaining. The reverse hardware of the cross is intact, but the catch might be a period replacement. A name is scrawled on the reverse. CONDITION: Very good. (D) The Bulgarian Order for Bravery is made of a silvered brass base metal which has developed a heavy patina. The red enameled arms of the cross have an even patina throughout. A small chip can be seen on the center discs white enamel. The reverse hardware is intact, but is missing a portion of the hinge. CONDITION: Good. (E) The Order of the Red Eagle Award is made of gilded brass with white enameled arms and center disc featuring a red Prussian eagle. No visible damage to the enamel can be observed. The crown is also made of gilded brass with an orange enameling. No maker marks can be seen on the ring. CONDITION: Excellent. (F) The Turkish "Gallipoli" Star is made of silvered brass with red enamel inlay. The medal features a simple hinge and pin attaching method with the maker mark of "BB&C" on the reverse. The medal has an even patina throughout. CONDITION: Very Good. D.W. Paperwork: Binder of information

THIRD REICH SA/SS GORGET.

Lot #3264 (Sale Order 264 of 385)

Third Reich SA/SS gorget made from what appears to be nickel plated brass with age patina, and has been moderately cleaned, exhibiting scattered marks throughout. The separate "sunburst" plate presents the eagle and swastika, and is securely mounted to the gorget. Each upper corner has a nickel plated metal button. On the rear are the 2 metal hooks used to secure the gorget to the uniform. The original black felt backing is intact with light wear, and a large metal button with the "RZM" logo is originally mounted. Hooks and button exhibit moderate patina. This gorget is complete with its original nickel plated chain, made from closely formed wire links, with no visible damage. Consignor included a four-page document in German which presents photos of this gorget and a history, as well as era photos of this style of gorget being worn. CONDITION: Overall excellent. WEZ Paperwork: Info

LOT OF 5: PRE-WORLD WAR I-COLD WAR BAYONETS.

Lot #3265 (Sale Order 265 of 385)

Lot consists of (A) US Krag rifle bayonet and scabbard. The bayonet is stamped 1899 on the ricasso. The blade has a good edge with a dull tip. The metal is smooth, with slight pitting, and shows evidence of sharpening. The wood grips are nicely preserved with no chips or cracks and fit tightly to the pommel and guard. The scabbard exhibits pitting. CONDITION: Good. (B) M1 bayonet and fiber scabbard. The ricasso is marked "U.C. / U.S. with a flaming bomb. The blade exhibits a parkerized finish but it appears that there is pitting underneath. There is a chip in the grips and they fit tightly to the pommel and guard. Scabbard is marked "HM295" CONDITION: Good. (C) Indian 1907 Pattern No.1 Mk.I bayonet marked "Mk.I / 8 41" on the ricasso. The blade retains most of its original blackened finish and exhibits scattered blemishes. The wood grips exhibit slight dents and fit tightly to the pommel and guard. CONDITION: Good. (D) World War II German dress bayonet and scabbard marked "Carl Eickhorn Solingen" on the ricasso. The blade remains bright with scattered scratches. The grips are nicely preserved and fit tightly to the guard and pommel. The scabbard exhibits scuffs and slight pitting. CONDITION: Very good. (E) Unmarked Madsen M47 bayonet and scabbard. The blade remains bright with scattered scratches. The grips are nicely preserved and fit tightly to the guard and pommel. CONDITION: Very good. JLD

LARGE LOT OF USMC MEDALS, INSIGNIA, DOG TAGS, AND GROUPINGS.

Lot #3266 (Sale Order 266 of 385)

Lot of US Marine Corps medals, insignia, and dog tags along with a World War I medal grouping. There are several World War I and World War II Marine Corps and Navy dog tags. 2 of the dog tags are rare early war acid etched with finger prints on the reverse. Other dog tags are named to Marines who were wounded in World War I including Pfc. Arnold P. Hilberg, who was part of the 5th Marine Regiment and was wounded during the assault of Blanc Mont Massif, and a dog tag named to Pvt. Arnold R. Williams, who was part of 3rd Battalion, 6th Marines and was gassed at Verdun and wounded at the Battle of Chateau-Thierry. There is also a Purple Heart box containing the dog tag and memorabilia from James A. Wolff USMCR. There are also various service medals from the 1930s-Vietnam. Very nice USMC Expert Rifleman badge engraved on the reverse to Harry G. Noll dated 1918. Also included is a riker mount containing the medals and memorabilia from Emory Worley of Harrington, Texas, who was a Marine in World War I. The small grouping includes a World War I Service Medal, USMC Good Conduct Medal, several American Legion medals, US and EGA patches, and a wool overseas hat that was worn by Worley after the war. There is also a reproduction George Medal with a certificate stating that it is number 32 out of 129 medals made. Some items show wear while others have been well preserved. CONDITION: Fair-Excellent. JLD

LARGE LOT OF USMC EPHEMERA INCLUDING PHOTOS, INSIGNIA, MATCHBOOKS, AND MORE.

Lot #3267 (Sale Order 267 of 385)

Large lot of World War II era US Marine Corps ephemera. The lot includes a collection of patriotic matchbooks from World War II that depict pinup girls, patriotic slogans, and vessels. Some of the notable matchbooks include the USS Texas, USS Mississippi, USS Missouri, USS Wisconsin, USS Halfbeak, and the USS Juneaum, which is best know for the Sullivan brothers who were all killed in action when the ship was sunk by the Japanese during the battle for Guadalcanal. There are also several USMC rank and award pins, sweetheart pins, belt buckles, buttons, and novelties including packs of World War II era condoms. The lot also includes several photographs from the pre-World War I through World War II. The subject matter mostly includes US Marines and Navy Sailors in parade, at rest, portrait photos, ships including the USS Texas, and more. There are also 2 photos of German soldiers during World War II. Some pieces exhibit wear that is typical of old paper. CONDITION: Good-Excellent. JLD

LARGE AND EXTENSIVE LOT OF USMC EPHEMERA

Lot #3268 (Sale Order 268 of 385)

Lot consists of miscellaneous US Marine Corps and US Navy related pieces of ephemera that date from the World War I era through post-World War II era. The lot includes some issues of "Life" magazine, issues of "Leatherneck" magazine, Marine Corps hymn books, several photographs of ships, opened boxes and bags of vintage tobacco, toiletries, buttons, smoking accessories, and more. The ship photos include wonderful snapshots of the USS Texas. There are also 2 small paper groupings. One grouping is named to Eugene Rosenberg who was a sailor in the US navy. The group mostly includes service documents and other papers related to his civilian and military life. There is another small group from D.R. Sheaff, which includes a letter noting action of how he received the Distinguished Service Cross at Belleau Wood. There is also a picture of Sheaff in which he is wearing his uniform and medals. CONDITION: Most paper items exhibit stains, rips, fading, and creasing while some pieces have been nicely preserved. JLD

LARGE AND EXTENSIVE LOT OF USMC RELATED EPHEMERA.

Lot #3269 (Sale Order 269 of 385)

Lot consists of miscellaneous US Marine Corps and US Navy related pieces of ephemera that date from the World War I era through post-World War II era. The lot includes several newspapers, mostly with notable wartime headlines such as "Nazis Lay Down Arms As Leaders Surrender" and "Congress Votes War! 1,500 Slain In Hawaii". There are also various patriotic post cards that depict marines, sailors, patriotic themes, and cartoons. There are also miscellaneous documents including a World War I service certificate, manuals, photographs of marines in uniform, empty photo albums, song books, and there are several USMC related books. The lot also includes officer's business cards including one from then Major Alexander Vandegrift, General John Twiggs Myers, and more. Some of the business cards are signed. Also included is a framed print titled "Bombing at Chielt" that measures 25" x 19". Most paper items exhibit stains, rips, fading, and creasing while some pieces have been nicely preserved. JLD

ID'D WORLD WAR II USMC EPHEMERA GROUPING WITH ORIGINAL TINIAN INVASION MAPS.

Lot #3270 (Sale Order 270 of 385)

Small but significant grouping named to Master Technical Sergeant Billy C. Cook, Provisional Force Signal Battalion, Fleet Marine Force. Although the grouping is small, it contains an original landing force map that Cook carried during the Battle of Tinian island during July 24, 1944 through August 1st, 1944. The map is in 2 pieces and displays discoloration from age, tearing, and scattered stains. These blemishes were inevitable considering Cook carried this map fragment with him while fighting on Tinian. The map displays Tinian Harbor, Red 1 Beach, Red 2 Beach, Green 1 Beach, Green 2 Beach, and Blue beach as well as other landmarks on the island's interior. The map is laid out in a classic grid style pattern with the beaches outlined with square boxes. One corner of the map displays a key labeled "Defense Symbol Key" which shows symbols that designate various pieces of the Japanese defense including pillboxes, artillery emplacements, Command posts, and more. These symbols are scattered across the map and reveal what the Marines expected to be up against. The grouping also includes a original paper that is marked "Beach Markings" that displays various unit and flank markings that are color coded to the designated beaches. The reverse of this paper contains a small map of Saipan, which outlines the beaches, airfields, and mountains, and other landmarks. There are also other various documents that pertain to Cook's service, including artillery shell training diagrams, promotion documents, assignment documents, and his discharge papers. All paper objects exhibit wear that is typical of old paper. The map and corresponding papers exhibit wear that is expected of paper that was carried in the humid climates of the Pacific Theatre of Operations during combat. CONDITION: Fair-very good. JLD

LOT OF 6: WORLD WAR I - WORLD WAR II USMC PATRIOTIC PILLOW SHAMS.

Lot #3271 (Sale Order 271 of 385)

Lot consists of (A) World War I USMC multi piece machine sewn felt sham with wonderful sewn felt lettering and flaming bomb with embroidered border. The sham measures approximately 31" from the top fringe above the bomb to the bottom fringe below the EGA. 2 pieces of felt fringe have separated from the sham and are included. Other than the separation the felt construction holds firm and the colors remain vibrant. CONDITION: Excellent. (B) Cherry Point North Carolina USMC silk pillow sham measuring approximately 23" diagonally. There is felt loss on some of the letters but the sham is perfectly held together and the colors remain vibrant. CONDITION: Excellent. (C) USMC pillow sham with poem to mom and dad measuring approximately 23" diagonally. Well constructed with fading colors. CONDITION: Good. (D) USMC Camp Lejeune souvenir silk doily measuring 42" diagonally. No tears with vibrant colors. CONDITION: Excellent. (E) US Marines overshot doily measuring 50" diagonally. Scatterd fraying and staining, vibrant colors. CONDITION: Good. (F) World War I era multi piece machine sewn felt pennant measuring 33" long. Scattered mothing throughout, some bleeding colors. CONDITION: Fair. JLD

EARLY US MARINE CORPS PHOTO ALBUM.

Lot #3272 (Sale Order 272 of 385)

Absolutely fantastic photo album which was put together by John W. Engle to document his service in the US Marine Corps from 1935-1945. Mr. Engle joined the Marine Corps in Seattle, Washington. He served at the American Embassy in Peiping, China and was on the American athletic team. He also had a ring side seat to the advance of the Japanese encroachment and takeover of the China mainland. In 1938 with the withdrawal of the US 15th Inf. from China, the Marines in Peiping were split to maintain a presence in Tientsin. With war again coming in Europe, now Corporal Engle was deployed under the Anglo-American Defense Pact to Iceland. After returning, Corporal Engle was redeployed to Samoa and eventually participated in the Battles for Eniwetok and Saipan. Engle's record is quite interesting, as he was reported as AWOL and court-martialed twice and traveled all across the globe during his time in the service. He also earned a Purple Heart medal for wounds received while fighting on the Marshall islands on February 23, 1944. Engle's photo album contains incredible content that starts in 1935 with his service in China, all the way to the early World War II period. The There are 200+ photos that show marines in various uniforms, including China Marines and Iceland Marines in their iconic winter hats. There are photos of Engle and the athletic teams he was apart of, as well as ships, training, early tanks in China, wonderful group photos of marines in gear and uniforms, photos of marines firing M7 rifle grenade launchers off of their M1903 Springfield rifles, and much more. The photos take a gruesome turn, as Mr. Engle documented the violence from he onslaught of Japanese forces in China. There are many photos of dead soldiers and civilians, which is noted by Engle as he records his throughs on the pages "This is War. Women, children + whoever got in the way of a bullet was killed whether they were a combatant or not." Almost all of the photos are labeled and paging through the album is akin to reading a diary. There is also a wonderful embroidery that measures approximately 16" x 11 - 1/2" and is decorated with Engle's name along with an EGA flanked by two dragons. The album itself is falling apart, there is no more binding, and most of the pages exhibit warped edges and rips. However, despite the damage, all of the photos remain clear, and most of Mr. Engle's writing remains intact. This is a fantastic album with from an interesting time in Marine Corps history that is rich with content and is a must have for any collector who is seriously studying Pre-World War II Marines. CONDITION: Good. JLD

US WWI-WWII ERA COAST ARTILLERY BINOCULARS.

Lot #3273 (Sale Order 273 of 385)

World War I- World War II era "big eye" binoculars on a coast artillery tripod. The binoculars and tripod are unmarked and are constructed of polished steel with brass lens shields and adjustments. The binoculars measure approximately 63" when on the mount and approximately 37" long from lens to lens. The elevation control, traversing mechanism, and focus adjustments are all operable and the binoculars move in all directions with ease. The optics remain clear and the lenses do not exhibit any serious cracks, chips, or blemishes. Both the binoculars and tripod are finely polished and remain bright while exhibiting scattered scuffs and scratches. The binoculars and tripod exhibit pitting, which would be typical of objects that spent their service in close proximity to salt water. CONDITION: Good. JLD

LOT OF 6: USMC FLAK JACKETS

Lot #3274 (Sale Order 274 of 385)

Lot consists of (A) Vietnam War M69 flak vest body armor made by Rachman Manufacturing Company marked as a size medium. The flak vest is fabricated from 12 piles of ballistic nylon with waist drawstrings, front zipper, and 2 pockets. The vest retains its original specification labels and has a functioning zipper. CONDITION: Very good. (B) Cold War M-1955 flak vest body armor made by Kayde Manufacturers Inc marked as a size medium. The vest features a front zipper, this example's pull is missing, an integral cartridge belt holder for attaching equipment, and a rifle guard over the right shoulder. This vest exhibits fading and scattered stains. CONDITION: Good. (C) M52 flak vest made by Reliance Mfg. Co. dated "13 May 1953" marked as a size medium. The vest is of similar construction to the M-1955 except it does not feature the front pockets. The vest features a front zipper, and an integral cartridge belt holder for attaching equipment. The vest comes with the matching M53 flak diaper. The vest is missing some teeth on the zipper pull and the diaper has a functional zipper. CONDITION: Very good. (D) Cold War M-1955 flak vest body armor marked as a size M. The vest features a front zipper, an integral cartridge belt holder for attaching equipment, and a rifle guard over the right shoulder. There are no front pockets. No zipper pull. This vest exhibits fading and scattered stains. CONDITION: Good. (E) Cold War M-1955 flak vest body armor made by Kayde Manufacturers Inc marked as a size medium. It is named on the back and reads "Nelson / M.P. Co. / Macrae, D.A.". The vest features a front zipper, an integral cartridge belt holder for attaching equipment, and a rifle guard over the right shoulder. This vest exhibits fading and scattered stains. CONDITION: Good. JLD

LARGE LOT OF POST-WORLD WAR II/COLD WAR ERA USMC FIELD GEAR AND EQUIPMENT

Lot #3275 (Sale Order 275 of 385)

Extensive lot containing various pieces of post-World War II field gear and equipment. Most of the gear is stamped "USMC". The lot includes several magazine pouches, cloth bandoliers, suspenders, equipment bags, plastic canteens, canteen covers, haversacks, a pair of gloves, packages of NOS filter pads and more. There is also a Vietnam War era US Navy Type Z2 anti blackout flight suit with functioning zippers. Most pieces in the lot exhibit blemishes from service wear while others are nicely preserved. CONDITION: Fair-very good. JLD

NAMED COLD WAR USAF MA-2 HIGH ALTITUDE PARTIAL PRESSURE HELMET.

Lot #3276 (Sale Order 276 of 385)

Late 1950s United States Air Force MA-2 High Altitude Partial Pressure Helmet. The MA-2 pressure helmet was a standard type of high altitude helmet which was designed to be worn above 50,000 feet. The MA-2, along with several other high pressure designs, was used for many years in conjunction with a variety of partial pressure suits and aircraft including the Convair B-58 Hustler strategic bomber and the Lockheed U-2 high altitude reconnaissance aircraft. The MA-2 helmet is constructed of a soft helmet with a bladder to provide pressure, a detachable outer shell of molded plastic to provide protection and retain the pressure within the helmet, and a transparent faceplate in which oxygen equipment could be attached. This example is missing the transparent faceplate. The molded plastic shell exhibits a USAF decal on the front as well as the name "CAREY" which was painted under the decal. The interior of the name contains the name "SCHRIMPF" stamped in USAF stencil. The shell does not exhibit any major cracks or dents but there are light scratches. The soft helmet, or hood, is stamped with the name "LT. ELRICK" and retains its original specification tag which is stamped with the date "1957". The bladder assembly retains its original specification stamp and has been very well preserved. Both the hood and the bladder do not exhibit any major tearing, ripping, or fraying. The zipper on the hood remains functional. The helmet retains its original boom mic, earphones, and cord. The interior padding and earpads mostly remain soft, but are stiff in some areas and the stitching has come loose on right pad. The rubber membrane around the front facial area is riddled with cracks and shows rubber loss in some areas. This is a nice, named helmet that is worthy of research. CONDITION: Overall very good. JLD

LOT OF VIETNAM WAR RIP STOP FATIGUE JACKETS AND PANTS.

Lot #3277 (Sale Order 277 of 385)

Lot consists of (A) High condition USMC stamped Second Pattern Type II slant pocket jungle fatigue jacket marked size small regular. The jacket retains both the size and spec tag which remain legible. Complete with all original buttons. USMC stamp remains crisp. CONDITION: Excellent. (B) Second Pattern Type II slant pocket jungle fatigue jacket marked size small short. The jacket retains both the size and spec tag which remain legible. Complete with all original buttons. A few scattered stains and blemishes. CONDITION: Very good. (C) First Pattern slant pocket jungle fatigue jacket named to "JP. HOWELL" above the top left pocket. Washed out size and spec tag. A few scattered stains and blemishes. CONDITION: Good. (D) First Pattern slant pocket jungle fatigue jacket with washed out size and spec tag. Complete with all original buttons. Several scattered paint stains. CONDITION: Good. (E) Class II ERDL camouflage slant pocket jungle fatigue jacket marked size small long. By 1969 most Marines were issued these and wore them into the 1980s. Size and spec tag remain legible. Complete with original buttons. Colors exhibit fading. CONDITION: Very good. (F) High Condition Class II ERDL camouflage slant pocket jungle fatigue jacket marked size small regular. Size and spec tag remain legible. Complete with original buttons. Colors remain vibrant. CONDITION: Excellent. (G) High Condition Second Pattern OD107 jungle trousers marked size medium short. The trousers retains both the size and spec tag which remain legible. Complete with all original buttons. The trousers exhibit loose threads that any Marine or Soldier would trim before inspection. The only thing missing to guarantee that this set is unissued are factory cutter tags. CONDITION: Excellent. JLD

VIETNAM WAR SCOUT SNIPER/SPOTTER UNIFORM GROUPING

Lot #3278 (Sale Order 278 of 385)

Small but significant uniform grouping that belonged to Private First Class Gene R. Dorr who served as a scout sniper and spotter in 1st Battalion, 1st Marines during the Vietnam War. Gene enlisted in the Marine Corps in 1964 and after being wounded in Vietnam and given a general discharge, came home and found himself protesting in a hunger strike in Lafayette Park, Washington D.C. 13 years later. By this time in June of 1981, at 34 years old, Gene, by his own recollection, had had almost 50 different jobs and had been arrested over 65 times for offenses ranging from homeless loitering to drug and alcohol charges. He had started his protest in from of the Wadsworth Veterans Hospital in Torrance, California. Dorr, along with John Avalos, Stephen Androff, and five others, with the help of the California based Veterans’ Coalition, left behind four other protesters on a hungry strike to travel to Washington to make their demands heard about the effects of Agent Orange to then President Ronald Reagan. Gene ended up losing 19 pounds in 27 days from his 6’4” frame. The timing of Gene’s and his compatriots protest cannot be stressed enough. Several months prior, the collective suffering of Vietnam veterans had been diagnosed as “delayed stress” or “Post-Vietnam Syndrome”. This eventually became post-Traumatic Stress Syndrome and morphed into what we now refer to as Post Traumatic Stress Disorder. The grouping includes: (A) USMC stamped First Pattern slant pocket jungle fatigue jacket missing size tag and washed out spec tag. Complete with all original buttons. USMC stamp exhibits fading. A few frayed pockets and small tear. (B) Unmarked woodland camouflaged boonie hat that exhibits slight blemishes. (C) Balisong knife with bone handles that measures approximately five inches long. Also included is a photocopy of a teletype notice stating Dorr was awarded a purple heart in 1966 and photocopy of pages from Robert Moskin’s book “The Marine Corps Story". Completing the group is a hand written letter from Dorr declaring the authenticity and transfer of the property to the consigner's possession, signed by him. CONDITION: Good. JLD Paperwork: Letter From Dorr, documents

LOT OF EARLY VIETNAM WAR MITCHELL PATTERN JACKETS, BOONEY HAT, AND VERY CLEAN M1 HELMET WITH MITCHEL

Lot #3279 (Sale Order 279 of 385)

Lot consists of (A) Vietnam War reversible Mitchell camouflage jungle uniform. These uniforms were issued and tested on Okinawa and were also theatre made out of half shelters in Vietnam. They were also used by ARVN forces. The jacket in this set is marked as a size "34" which is written in ink inside the collar. There is a plastic covered ARVN 5th Infantry Division patch sewn on leather and buttoned to the left pocket. Both the jacket and trousers exhibit various lines of ghost stitching, which could possibly mean this example was constructed from pieces of a shelter halves. The colors remain vibrant, and there are very little stains. CONDITION Excellent. (B) Vietnam War reversible Mitchell camouflage jungle jacket. Unlike the first jacket, this one is opened and closed by a functioning Talon zipper. This example is theatre made, featuring 2 large lower front pockets and 1 small pocket on the left chest. The colors have faded, and there are slight stains throughout. CONDITION: Good. (C) Vietnam War rear seam swivel bale helmet with liner and Mitchell camouflage cover. The helmet retains most of its original paint and the Mitchell cover remains vibrant. The liner is complete with all of its sturdy hardware. CONDITION: Excellent. (D) Vietnam War Mitchell camouflage boonie hat. The hat has a washed out tag that appears to read "6". The hat appears to be constructed of a thicker material than the uniforms. The colors exhibit fading and there are scattered blemishes. CONDITION: Good. JLD

VIETNAM WAR US AIR FORCE ADVISOR TAKHLI ROYAL THAI AIR FORCE BASE PAINTED WOOD SIGN.

Lot #3280 (Sale Order 280 of 385)

Takhli Royal Thai Air Force Base hand painted laminated plywood sign depicting a snake sitting in clouds. This design is consistent with insignia and patches that were worn by US Air Force advisors to Thailand in the early years of the Vietnam War. Takhli Air Force base was a hotbed of activity during the Vietnam War and was used by the US Air Force, as well as the Royal Thai Air Force. The base was established in the 1950s, and soon after was utilized by the United States Central Intelligence Agency as a operating base for CIA resupply aircraft. Later, as the war in Vietnam was escalating, US Air Force Personnel were authorized to use the base under the command of the 13th Air Force. The first USAF personnel began arriving at Takhli on February 10, 1961 and began deploying F-100D Super Sabres to the base in order to be used as attack aircraft against the Pathet Lao, who were overrunning most of northwestern Laos. There were a variety of squadrons based at Takhli which were used for a variety of operations including, Operation Rolling Thunder, B-66 Destroyer Operations, the Son Tay Raid, and much more. After the US withdrawal from Thailand in 1976, the base was taken over by the Royal Thai Air Forces and remains in service today. The sign measures approximately 36" tall and 28" wide. It appears that the artist signed their work as there is a name above the word "Thailand" as well as on the reverse of the sign. Some of the paint has faded with age, which is prevalent on the word "Thailand". There are also several chips in the paint and the layers are separating around the edges causing larger chips. CONDITION: Overall good. JLD

LOT OF 15: MOSTLY GERMAN HANDGUN REFERENCE BOOKS AND BOOKLETS.

Lot #3281 (Sale Order 281 of 385)

Lot consists of: autographed "World of Lugers" Vol. 1 by Costanzo, autographed "The Mauser Parabellum 1930-1946" by Hallock and van de Kant, "Parabellum" by Bobba with case, autographed "Luger Holsters and Accessories of the 20th Century" by Bender, "VIS Radom" by York, autographed "The Belgian Browning Pistols" by Vanderlinden, "Handguns of the World" by Ezell, "Axis Pistols" by Still, "Weimar and Early Nazi Lugers" by Still, "The Luger Handbook" by Davis, "Lugers Mini-Manual", "The Parabellum Automatic Pistol" DWM pamphlet reprint, "Colt Woodsman Pocket Guide", "Get Tough!" by Fairbairn, "Schuss und Waffe" 2, and "Waffen Digest '88". CONDITION: Overall good to excellent. Some volumes show signs of use. BAS

LOT OF LUGER MAGAZINES, HOLSTERS, & ERMA/ERFURT P.08 .22 CALIBER CONVERSION KIT.

Lot #3282 (Sale Order 282 of 385)

Lot consists of (A) Leather Bulgarian holster manufactured for the Bulgarian 1908 Lugers. Magazine pouch flap is not present. CONDITION: Leather shows wear all around, with some areas of crazing and age cracking as well as areas of creasing from storage. (B) Soft shell red leather Luger holster produced by an unknown manufacturer. Flap is of the early tear drop style. CONDITION: Leather shows age related cracking all around and some marks and impressions from use. (B) World War II Luger holster manufactured by Frost und Jahnel in 1941. Rear is stamped "ftc/1941" above an eagle over "WaA182" proof. Holster contains a loading tool with an indiscernible waffenamt code and a magazine. CONDITION: Leather is very good overall, showing some scattered handling marks and some spots of age cracking. Accessories are good overall. (C) Leather Portuguese 2 cell magazine pouch and lanyard loop. CONDITION: Magazine pouch shows age related cracking and few minor handling marks. Lanyard is very good overall. (D) 11 total magazines, 4 being of World War II production and the others of World War I, commercial, and contract production. 2 are blued, with the remainder being nickeled. 7 retain wood bottoms, with the remainder retaining metal bottoms. CONDITION: Very good overall, showing varying degrees of wear from use and all appearing to be serviceable. (E) .22 caliber Luger conversion kit manufactured by Erma Erfurt. Toggle assembly matches, with the barrel being mismatched. Toggle is stamped "EE" within a oval followed by an eagle over "WaA77" proof. Left side of magazine is stamped "MADE IN GERMANY". Complete in an original wood case. CONDITION: Excellent overall, few scattered handling marks and signs of wear. MLW

LOT OF 7 HOLSTERS.

Lot #3283 (Sale Order 283 of 385)

Lot consists of: 7 World War I Era Military/Police/Commercial leather Luger holsters with leather buckle type fasteners. 2 maker marked and probably Commercial. 1 unmarked with flap for tool and extra clip. 1 cutdown Artillery holster with Crown / III marking, One has a Mover crown on the back. Under the flap is a holder for a cleaning rod. This holster would be for a K date Navy. Another unmarked probably for commercial use. And one maker marked and dated 1918. CONDITION: All are in usable condition with good stitching and straps. Some have creasing but no major damage. All retain what looks to be original brown finish. DLM

LOT OF 15 MAGAZINES.

Lot #3284 (Sale Order 284 of 385)

Lot consists of Luger P.08 magazines with 3 aluminum bottom stainless military magazines numbered "7523", "1121"and "8483", 2 stainless Police aluminum bottom magazines numbered "7053" and "6342", 4 blued body with aluminum bottom numbered "535", "2589", "8125" and "7421", 2 "FXO" magazines with black plastic bottoms, 2 stainless wood bottomed World War I magazines and 1 blued and 1 stainless "Schmeisser" marked magazines. CONDITION: Good all in working condition. DLM

LOT OF 15 MAGAZINES.

Lot #3285 (Sale Order 285 of 385)

Lot consists of 1 "Schmeisser" blued with aluminum bottom, 2 commercial black plastic bottom with blued body, 1 "FXO" blued body with black plastic bottom, 3 aluminum bottom stainless numbered "640", "4745" and "1326", 3 military blued body with aluminum bottom numbered "8724", "3510" and "3332", 3 military with stainless body and aluminum bottom numbered "2640", "3576" and "937" and 2 World War I wooden bottom stainless magazines. CONDITION: All in good shape and appear to function well. DLM

LOT OF 6: LUGER HOLSTERS.

Lot #3286 (Sale Order 286 of 385)

Lot consists of (A) World War I P.08 leather holster manufactured by H.V. Shultze in 1915. Interior of flap is stamped "H.V. SHUTZE/ HANNOVER/ 1915". CONDITION: Leather shows some cracking as well as some crazing and scattered handling and storage marks. Loading tool pouch stitching has come loose on one side. (B) World War II P.08 holster manufactured by Carl Hepting in 1944. Rear panel is stamped "gfg" over "1944" followed by a "WaA101" waffenamt and "P.08". CONDITION: Very good overall, with the flap straw showing some cracking and crazing and the rest of the holster showing few scattered handling marks and areas of wear overall. (C) World War I P.08 holster manufactured by Hans Deuler in 1918. Interior of flap is stamped "HANS DEULER/ 1918/ AUGSBURG", with the holster being marked "4702" beneath the flap. Crown over "I." stamped on the rear panel. Cleaning rod strap is present. CONDITION: Leather shows age cracking and wear from handling and use all around. Magazine pouch exhibits a small hole. (D) Unmarked leather P.08 holster. flap strap is not present. CONDITION: Leather shows handling marks all around with some areas of cracking and crazing. (E) P.08 holster manufactured by Carl Heinichen in 1934. Interior of holster is stamped with a drooping eagle over "WaA105" followed by the manufacturers stamp. Cleaning rod strap is present. CONDITION: Very good overall, showing some handling marks and wear. (F) 1900 Commercial Luger holster that has been cut down to the end of the cleaning rod pouch at one point in time. No manufacturer marks are present. CONDITION: Good overall, showing areas of wear and some scattered handling marks. Flap appears to have been replaced one time. MLW

LOT OF 16 LUGER MAGAZINES.

Lot #3287 (Sale Order 287 of 385)

Lot consist of: (A) Nickel magazine with wood bottom. Police magazine marked 2 / 2638. (B) Nickel magazine with wood bottom. Replacement Imperial German Army. (C) Nickel magazine with wood bottom. Commercial GERMANY marked. (D) Nickel magazine with wood bottom. Replacement Imperial German Army. (E) Nickel magazine with wood bottom. Replacement Imperial German Army. (F) Nickel magazine with aluminum bottom. Aftermarket aluminum unnumbered bottom. (G) Nickel magazine with aluminum bottom. Police numbered 42 / 5124. (H) Nickel magazine with aluminum bottom. Police numbered 2 / 4010. (I) Nickel magazine with aluminum bottom. Police numbered 42 / 4552. (J) Nickel magazine with aluminum bottom. Numbered 7016q. (K) Nickel magazine with aluminum bottom. Replacement marked S/42 / 4105 / +. (L) Blue magazine with aluminum bottom. Unnumbered but has a stick eagle 655 proof. (M) FXO magazine with aluminum bottom. Police numbered 1 / 1157 / q. (N) FXO magazine with aluminum bottom. Numbered 8385 / e / +. (O) FXO magazine with aluminum bottom. Numbered 5661 / e / +. (P) FXO magazine with aluminum bottom. Numbered 4876 / n / +. CONDITION: All magazines are in functioning order. Some have small dents. REW

LOT OF SIX LUGER HOLSTERS

Lot #3288 (Sale Order 288 of 385)

Lot consist of: (A) WW2 Luger holster marked K.W.K. / 1939 / WaA107 on the back. CONDITION: Stitching is tight and serviceable. Leather has some crazing. (B) WW2 Luger holster marked LEDERWARENWERK CURT VOGEL COTTBUS / 1939 / WaA100 on the back. CONDITION: Stitching is tight and serviceable. Leather has some crazing. (C) WW2 K date Luger holster marked 5625 on the front. It is missing part of the cleaning rod holder. CONDITION: Stitching is tight and serviceable. Leather has some crazing. (E) WW2 K date Luger holster marked OTTO STILL / 1934 / WaA94 on the back. CONDITION: Stitching is tight and serviceable. One belt loop has been repaired. Leather has some crazing. (F) Police Luger holster marked 9532 on the back. CONDITION: Stitching is tight and serviceable. Leather has some crazing. REW

LOT OF FIVE LUGER HOLSTERS

Lot #3289 (Sale Order 289 of 385)

Lot consist of: (A) Police luger holster marked ROBERT LARSEN / BERLIN / 1939 / STARBURST K. It also has a unit mark L.D.320. This is a Police unit out of Dusseldorf. CONDITION: Nice clean brown holster with tight and serviceable stitching. Leather has some crazing. (B) Police luger holster marked A.FISCHER / BERLIN C.2 / 1929 / STARBURST K. It also has a unit mark L.Sta.148. This is a Police unit out of Stade. CONDITION: Nice clean brown holster with tight and serviceable stitching. Leather has some crazing. (C) Police luger holster marked SCHAMBACH&Co / BERLIN / 1943. CONDITION: Nice clean brown holster with tight and serviceable stitching. Leather has some crazing. (D) Portages Luger holster for the M-2. A.E. marked on the inside. CONDITION: Stitching is tight and serviceable. Leather has some crazing. (E) Portages Luger holster for the M-2. CONDITION: Stitching is tight and serviceable. Leather has some crazing. REW

FIRST MODEL LUGER SNAIL DRUM MAGAZINE

Lot #3290 (Sale Order 290 of 385)

First model luger snail drum magazine with dust cover and MP18 machine gun adapter. Drum will hold 32 rounds of 9mm luger. CONDITION: Magazine retains 80% of the original blue finish. It has a few spots of light pitting and a few dings. The MG08 adapter is lightly pitted across the whole body. The dust cover has been nickle plated. REW

LOT OF 12: ASSORTED LEATHER HOLSTERS.

Lot #3291 (Sale Order 291 of 385)

Lot consist of: 7 shoulder holsters for various automatic pistols and revolvers, an interesting custom shoulder holster fitted for Luger pistol with consignor note stating it was taken from a Luftwaffe pilot by a GI in World War II, 3 snap holsters by Browning and Hunter, an Austrain Hi Power police holster, and an additional strap. CONDITION: Overall good to very good. Holsters serviceable with some wear and staining. One holster has some mildew. BAS

MG-34 PARTS KIT.

Lot #3292 (Sale Order 292 of 385)

MG-34 parts kit comprised of non-receiver components from various manufacturers. Barrel shroud assembly was manufactured in 1939 and is stamped "936" indicating manufacture by Gustloff-Werke with the barrel bearing a Mauser "S/243" code. Receiver cover is stamped with a unknown subcontractor "pem" code. Feed tray and trigger assembly are unmarked. Charging handle is stamped "936" indicating manufacture by Gustloff-Werke. Wood buttstock bears an eagle over "28x" code, with the last digit being illegible. Bolt assembly, recoil spring, and bipod are present. CONDITION: Parts are coated in a layer of cosmoline, showing varying degrees of wear overall. Good bore, retaining well defined rifling throughout. Stock shows some dings and impressions, with a small area of loss at the toe. A nice assortment of MG-34 parts that would make for a welcome addition to one's collection. MLW

CLEAN YUGOSLAVIAN LAFETTE 42 MG-42 MACHINE GUN TRIPOD.

Lot #3294 (Sale Order 293 of 385)

Yugoslavian Lafette tripod suitable for the German MG-42 or MG-3. Steel identification plate at top rear of cradle. Yugoslavian range data plate. Spare bolt box present. CONDITION: Overall appearance and finish extremely fine original European green paint throughout. Canvas covered pads show some tears but remain serviceable. JWK 2021-04-028

LOT OF 3: MAUSER M712 SCHNELLFEUER MAGAZINES.

Lot #3295 (Sale Order 294 of 385)

Lot consists of 3 M712 Schnellfeuer magazines marked "MAUSER" on baseplate. CONDITION: Magazines appear serviceable with good magazine spring tension. Some handling marks throughout, one magazine with some minor oxidation to front. EW

LOT OF 2: GERMAN WORLD WAR II DEACTIVATED 5CM ANTI-TANK ROUND AND M24 GRENADE HEAD.

Lot #3296 (Sale Order 295 of 385)

Lot contains: (A) 50mm PAK38 armor piercing anti-tank round with a brass casing marked "5cm Pak", "Eagle WaA638", "va43", and "6360 St". Primer assembly is present and marked "byw", "41", and "C/12 nASt". Casing has a nice patina overall. Black painted round retains approximately 50% of its original finish, with no visible markings. CONDITION: Overall very good. (B) Inert M24 grenade head with smooth fragmentation sleeve attached. Grenade retains approximately 75% of its original green painted finish, and the top retains less than 50% with finish bubbling from being in water for a long period of time. Non-serrated smooth fragmentation sleeve retains none of its original finish with heavy damage from being in water for decades. A M39/M43 fuse assembly marked "fzl43" with freckling throughout, is mounted into an aluminum housing which screws into the bottom of the M24 head. The assembly is marked "1944" and "brb", but is known to be a reproduction. CONDITION: Overall good to very good. Aluminum housing is a reproduction. WEZ

600 CARTRIDGES OF .45 ACP BALL AMMUNITION

Lot #3297 (Sale Order 296 of 385)

USGI style "spam can" marked for .45 ACP ammo for the M1911. Still sealed with original opening key attached. No lot number or manufacturing initials present. CONDITION: Spam can has some oxidation to exterior. Can left sealed and ammo not examined. EW

MASSIVE LOT OF 42: BOXES OF COLLECTIBLE AMMUNITION FOR MILITARY HANDGUNS.

Lot #3298 (Sale Order 297 of 385)

Lot consists of: 7.63 Mauser Caliber: sealed 2-piece box of Rem UMC, Remington Kleanbore, 2 orange label Winchester boxes with 1 sealed, 1946 style Winchester box, Western Lubaloy target box, 2 boxes of RWS Sinoxid, and a box of SB. 7.65 Luger Caliber: 3 boxes of Peters smokeless, a box of Peters rustless, 3 Remington Kleanbore boxes, a Western X box, and a sealed pre-war box of Swiss production. 9mm Luger Caliber: 13 boxes of World War II German production, 3 partial boxes of repacked military ammunition, 2 boxes of World War 2 era Swiss production, and Winchester X box. Other Calibers: HN Herstal 9mm "Luger-Browning" box, 3 boxes of Spanish 9mm Largo, and a Remington Kleanbore dogbone box of .32 S&W. Long. CONDITION: Overall good to excellent. Some boxes show wear with staining, label loss, and tape. Not all boxes, although most appear to be complete. BAS

LOT OF 3: AMMO BOXES OF 6.5-300, WEATHERBY MAGNUM, .223 WSSM, & .243 WSSM AMMUNITION.

Lot #3299 (Sale Order 298 of 385)

First plastic ammunition crate includes 5 boxes at 20 rounds each Winchester Supreme Elite .243 Win 95 grain, 3 boxes at 20 rounds each Winchester Supreme Elite .243 Winchester 55 grain, and 3 boxes at 20 rounds each Winchester Supreme .243 WSSM 55 grain. Second plastic ammunition crate includes 5 boxes at 20 rounds each Weatherby Select Plus 6.5-.300 Wby Mag 130 grain. Third plastic ammunition crate includes 1 box at 20 rounds Winchester Ballistic .243 WSSM 95 grain and 5 boxes at 20 rounds each Winchester Ballistic .243 WSSM 55 grain. CONDITION: Ammo appears serviceable.

LOT OF 3: AMMO BOXES OF MIXED VARMINT AMMUNITION.

Lot #3300 (Sale Order 299 of 385)

First plastic ammunition crate includes 3 boxes 20 rounds each of Winchester Super X .220 Swift 50 grain PSP, 1 partial box of 19 rounds of Winchester Super X .220 Swift 50 grain PSP, 1 box of 50 rounds of Remington High Velocity .25-20 Win 86 grain SP, 5 boxes with 20 rounds each of Hornady .220 Swift 55 grain V-Max, and 5 boxes at 20 rounds each Berger Bullets HSM Trophy Gold .220 Swift 50 grain Match Varmint Flat. Second plastic crate includes 1 box of 20 rounds of Nosler Trophy Grade .28 Nosler 175 grain ABLR, 2 boxes at 20 rounds each Federal Premium .280 Rem 140 grain Trophy Copper, and 3 boxes at 20 rounds each Nosler Trophy Grade Varmint .22 Nosler 55 grain BT. Third plastic ammunition crate includes 2 boxes at 20 rounds each Berger Bullets HSM Trophy Gold .257 Weatherby 115 grain HPBT and 2 boxes at 20 rounds each Hornady Custom .257 Wby 90 grain GMX.

LOT OF 3: .22-250 & .204 RUGER AMMUNITION.

Lot #3301 (Sale Order 300 of 385)

First plastic ammunition crate includes 5 boxes at 20 rounds each Remington Premier AccuTip .204 Ruger 32 grain, 1 box at 20 rounds Hornady .204 Ruger 32 grain V-Max, 1 partial box of 19 Hornady .204 Ruger 32 grain V-Max, 5 boxes with 20 rounds each Winchester Ballistic Silvertip .204 Ruger 32 grain, 8 Winchester Super X .204 Ruger 34 grain rounds and 6 Winchester Super X .204 Ruger shell casings. Second plastic ammunition crate includes 8 boxes at 40 rounds each Winchester .22-250 Rem 45 grain JHP Vermint and 1 partial box of 36 Winchester .22-250 Rem 45 grain JHP Vermint. Third plastic ammunition crate includes 1 box of 20 rounds of Remington Express Rifle .22-250 Rem 55 grain PSP, 1 partial box of 17 rounds of Remington Express Rifle .22-250 Rem 55 grain PSP, and 7 boxes at 50 rounds each Federal American Eagle Varmint & Predator .22-250 Rem 50 grain JHP.

LOT OF 3: AMMO BOXES OF MIXED VARMINT AMMUNITION.

Lot #3302 (Sale Order 301 of 385)

Lot consists of approximately 100 rounds of .264 Win Mag, 140 grain SP, from Wisconsin Cartridge Corp; approximately 40 rounds of .270 Winchester 150 grain Power Point from Winchester; approximately 80 rounds of .243 Winchester 80 grain soft point; approximately 300 rounds of .25-06 Remington from various manufacturers including PPU, Remington, and Hornady. CONDITION: Ammo appears serviceable. Some boxes appear unopened, others are missing a couple rounds. EW

LOT OF 3: AMMO BOXES OF .308 & 6.5 CREEDMORE AMMUNITION.

Lot #3303 (Sale Order 302 of 385)

First plastic ammunition crate includes 3 boxes at 20 rounds each Remington Core-Lokt .308 Win 150 grain and 9 boxes at 20 rounds each Remington UMC .308 Win 150 grain MC. Second plastic ammunition crate includes 9 boxes at 20 rounds Fiocchi .308 Winchester 150 grain FMJ BT. Third plastic ammunition crate includes 5 boxes at 20 rounds each Hornady 6.5 Creedmoor 140 grain A-Max.

LOT OF 3: AMMO BOXES OF .308 WINCHESTER & 7.62X51MM AMMUNITION.

Lot #3304 (Sale Order 303 of 385)

First plastic ammunition container includes 9 boxes at 20 rounds each Fiocchi Ammunition .308 Winchester 150 grain FMJ BT. Second plastic ammunition container includes 9 boxes at 20 rounds each Fiocchi Ammunition .308 Winchester 150 grain FMJ BT. Third plastic ammunition container includes 9 boxes 20 rounds each 7.62mmx51 147 grain, 3 boxes at 20 rounds each Winchester 7.62mm 147 grain FMJ, 1 partial box of 19 Winchester 7.62mm 147 grain FMJ, and 4 boxes at 20 rounds each Wolf .308 win 150 grain FMJ.

LOT OF 2: 2 CRATES OF .308 WINCHESTER AMMUNITION.

Lot #3305 (Sale Order 304 of 385)

First plastic ammunition crate includes 22 boxes at 20 rounds each Remington Core-Lokt .308 Win 150 grain PSP. Second plastic ammunition crate includes 5 boxes of Founding Fathers .308/7.62x51 NATO subsonic 165 grain BTSP, 1 box of 20 rounds .308 Win Super Incendiary, and 1 box 20 rounds .308 marked "Armor Piercing". CONDITION: Ammo appears serviceable.

LOT OF 2: AMMO BOXES OF .308 WINCHESTER AMMUNITION.

Lot #3306 (Sale Order 305 of 385)

First plastic ammunition crate includes 9 boxes at 20 rounds each Fiocchi .308 Win 150 grain FMJ. Second plastic ammunition crate includes 3 boxes at 20 rounds each Australian Outback .308 Win 165 grain Sierra SBT GameKing and 11 boxes at 20 rounds each Winchester 7.62mm 147 grain FMJ.

LOT OF 2: AMMO BOXES OF MIXED PISTOL CARTRIDGES.

Lot #3307 (Sale Order 306 of 385)

Lot consists of approximately 250 rounds of 115 JHP by IMI systems, approximately 250 rounds of Armscor .22 TCM 40 grain JHP, 250 rounds of Aguila 124 grain FMJ ball, and approximately 400 rounds of FN 5.7x28mm with 350 rounds being SS195LF 27 grain and 50 are SS197SR 40 grain. CONDITION: Ammo appears serviceable, some boxes appear unopened. SS197SR box is taped across to where torn, but appears to have factory tape in place and box was not disturbed. EW

AMMO CRATE OF PREMIUM 9MM AMMUNITION.

Lot #3308 (Sale Order 307 of 385)

Plastic ammunition crate includes 24 boxes at 20 rounds each Speer Gold Dot 9mm Luger 115 grain GDHP, 1 partial box of 17 Speer Gold Dot 9mm Luger 115 grain GDHP, 6 boxes at 25 rounds each Hornady Custom 9mm Luger 147 grain XTP, and 1 partial box of 24 Hornady Custom 9mm Luger 147 grain XTP.

LOT OF 2: AMMO BOXES OF MIXED 9MM AMMUNITION.

Lot #3309 (Sale Order 308 of 385)

First plastic ammunition crate with 18 boxes at 50 rounds each of Magtech 9mm Luger 124 grain FMC, 5 full boxes at 50 rounds each Aguila 9mm Luger 124 grain FMJ, and 1 partial box of 45 Aguila 9mm Luger 124 grain FMJ. Second plastic ammunition crate includes 1 box of 50 rounds Aguila 9mm Luger 124 grain FMJ, 3 boxes with 50 rounds each Remington HTP 9mm Luger 147 grain JHP, 20 boxes at 50 rounds each Sellier & Bellot 9mm Luger 140 grain FMJ, 4 boxes at 50 rounds each PMC Bronze 9mm Luger 115 grain FMJ, 1 partial box of 40 PMC Bronze 9mm Luger 115 grain FMJ, and 3 CCI 9mm Luger Shotshells.

LOT OF 2: AMMO BOXES OF 9MM AMMUNITION.

Lot #3310 (Sale Order 309 of 385)

First plastic ammunition crate includes 20 boxes with 50 rounds each Brown Bear 9mm Luger 115 grain FMJ. Second plastic ammunition crate includes 20 boxes with 50 rounds each Remington UMC 9mm Luger 115 grain FMJ.

LOT OF 4: AMMO BOXES OF SPECIALIZED AR AMMUNITION.

Lot #3311 (Sale Order 310 of 385)

Lot consists of approximately 80 remanufactured rounds of .358 SOCOM by Strike Force; approximately 80 rounds of .458 SOCOM by Great Lakes, 100 rounds of .50 Beowulf by Alexander Arms, 200 rounds of Hornady 6.8 SPC, 60 rounds of Hornady 300 Whisper, 200 rounds of PNW Arms .300 Blackout. Please note that some ammo in this lot is remanufactured ammunition and should be treated appropriately. CONDITION: Ammo appears serviceable. EW

LOT OF 4: BOXES & CANS OF 5.56MM STEEL CASE AMMUNITION.

Lot #3312 (Sale Order 311 of 385)

First plastic ammo container consists of 20 boxes at 20 rounds each of TulAmmo .223 55 grain. Second plastic ammo container consists of 25 boxes at 20 rounds each of Wolf Polyformance .223 Rem 62 grain. Also included are 2 sealed tins of 500 rounds each Wolf Polyformance .223 Rem 55 grain.

LOT OF 4: AMMO BOXES & CANS OF WOLF 5.56MM STEEL CASE AMMUNITION.

Lot #3313 (Sale Order 312 of 385)

First plastic ammo container consists of 20 boxes at 20 each of TulAmmo .223 55 grain. Second plastic ammo container consists of 50 boxes at 20 rounds each of Wolf .223 55 grain. Also includes 2 sealed boxes of 500 rounds each of Wolf .223 55 grain ammo. CONDITION: Ammo appears serviceable.

CRATE OF APPROX. 800 ROUNDS OF 5.56MM M855 PENETRATOR AMMUNITION.

Lot #3314 (Sale Order 313 of 385)

Metal ammunition crate with 40 boxes 20 rounds each of 5.56mm FMJ M855 Penetrator 62 grain ammunition. CONDITION: Ammo appears serviceable.

LOT OF 2: CRATES OF WOLF 5.56MM STEEL CASE AMMUNITION.

Lot #3315 (Sale Order 314 of 385)

First plastic ammunition crate includes 50 boxes at 20 rounds each Wolf Military Classic .223 Rem 62 grain HP. Second plastic ammunition crate includes 62 boxes at 20 rounds each Wolf Military Classic .223 Rem 62 grain HP. CONDITION: Ammo appears serviceable.

LOT OF 3: AMMO BOXES OF MIXED 5.56MM AMMUNITION.

Lot #3316 (Sale Order 315 of 385)

First plastic ammunition crate includes 50 boxes at 20 rounds each PMC X-Tac 5.56mm 62 grain and 1 box at 20 rounds Independence 5.56x45mm 55 grain FMJ. Second plastic ammunition crate includes 8 boxes at 20 rounds each TulAmmo .223 Rem 55 grain FMJ. Third plastic ammunition crate includes approximately 250 rounds of Winchester .223 Rem. CONDITION: Ammo appears serviceable.

LOT OF 7: BOXES OF HORNADY & WINCHESTER 5.56MM RANGE AMMUNITION.

Lot #3317 (Sale Order 316 of 385)

First plastic ammunition case includes 2 Winchester 5.56mm 55 grain FMJ 180 round range packs. Second plastic ammunition case includes 3 Winchester 5.56mm 55 grain FMJ 180 round range packs. Third plastic ammunition crate includes 4 American Eagle 5.56 x 45mm 62 grain FMJ 150 round boxes. Plastic crates 4,5,6 and 7 all include approximately 247 rounds of Hornady .223 Rem 55 grain Match. CONDITION: Ammo appears serviceable.

LOT OF 3: AMMO BOXES OF MIXED .223 & 5.56MM AMMUNITION, APPROXIMATELY 1800 ROUNDS.

Lot #3318 (Sale Order 317 of 385)

Approximately 1800 rounds of mixed .223 and 5.56x45mm ammunition, mostly 62 and 55 grain, by Wolf, American Eagle, Independence, and PPU. Approximately 500 rounds are in loose bags and marked for production by Beagles and Elliott, which may be remanufactured ammo. Approximately 100 rounds are in blue CaseGards and are possible reloads and should be considered components only. CONDITION: Ammo appears serviceable. EW

LOT OF 2: AMMO BOXES OF WOLF & INDEPENDENT 5.56MM AMMUNITION.

Lot #3319 (Sale Order 318 of 385)

First plastic ammunition container includes 50 boxes at 20 rounds each of Wolf Gold .223 Rem 55 grain. Second plastic ammunition container includes 25 boxes at 20 rounds each of American Eagle 5.56 x 45mm 55 grain. CONDITION: Ammo appears serviceable.

LOT OF 2: AMMO BOXES OF MIXED 5.56MM AMMUNITION.

Lot #3320 (Sale Order 319 of 385)

First plastic ammunition crate includes 50 boxes at 20 rounds each Independence 5.56x45mm 62 grain and 10 boxes at 20 rounds Hornady TAP 5.56 Nato 75 grain Law Enforcement Ammunition. Second plastic ammunition crate includes 34 boxes at 20 rounds each PMC X-TAC 5.56 Nato 62 grain. CONDITION: Ammo appears serviceable.

APPROX. 1200 ROUND OF HORNADY 5.56 BOAT TAIL HOLLOW POINT AMMUNITION.

Lot #3321 (Sale Order 320 of 385)

Plastic ammunition crate with 8 boxes at 150 rounds each Hornady Black .223 Rem 55 grain. CONDITION: Ammo appears serviceable.

APPROX. 800 ROUNDS OF M855 PENATRATOR 5.56MM NATO.

Lot #3322 (Sale Order 321 of 385)

Metal ammunition crate includes 40 boxes of Winchester 5.56mm 62 grain FMJ M855 Penetrator rounds, 20 rounds each. CONDITION: Ammo appears serviceable.

APPROX. 1000 ROUNDS OF WINCHESTER M855 62 GRAIN PENATRATOR 5.56MM AMMUNITION.

Lot #3323 (Sale Order 322 of 385)

Plastic ammunition crate includes 50 boxes at 20 rounds each Winchester 5.56mm M855 62 grain FMJ. CONDITION: Ammo appears serviceable.

LOT OF 2: AMMO BOXES OF 5.56MM AMMUNITION.

Lot #3324 (Sale Order 323 of 385)

First plastic ammunition crate includes 28 boxes 20 rounds each Independence 5.56 x 45mm 55 grain. Second plastic ammunition crate includes 41 boxes 20 rounds each PMC Bronze .223 Remington 55 grain, 1 partial box of 19 rounds of PMC Target Ammunition .223 Rem 55 grain, 1 box 20 rounds Winchester 5.56mm 55 grain FMJ, and 1 box 20 rounds Remington Express Rifle .223 Rem 55 grain. CONDITION: Ammo appears serviceable.

LOT OF 4: AMMO BOXES OF MIXED .223 & 5.56MM AMMUNITION.

Lot #3325 (Sale Order 324 of 385)

First plastic ammunition crate includes 5 boxes at 100 rounds each Federal American Eagle 5.56 x 45mm 55 grain FMJ. Second plastic ammunition crate includes 5 boxes at 50 rounds each Founding Fathers .223/5.56 Nato Sub-Sonic 63 grain SMP. Third plastic ammunition crate includes 25 boxes at 20 each Wolf Polyformance .223 Rem 62 grain HP. Fourth plastic crate includes 125 loose .223. CONDITION: Ammo appears serviceable. Loose rounds are possible reloads and should be considered components only.

AMMO BOX OF SMALL CALIBER VARMINT AMMUNITION.

Lot #3326 (Sale Order 325 of 385)

Plastic ammunition crate includes 2 full boxes at 20 rounds Winchester Super X .223 WSSM 64 grain Power-Point, 1 partial box of 19 Winchester Super X .223 WSSM 64 grain Power-Point, 5 full boxes of Remington Premier AccuTip .221 Remington Fireball 50 grain, 1 partial box of 19 Remington Premier AccuTip .221 Remington Fireball 50 grain, 4 boxes at 20 rounds each Superformance Varmint .222 Rem 50 grain V-Max, 2 boxes at 20 rounds each Winchester Ballistic Silvertip .223 WSSM 55 grain, 1 full box 20 rounds Winchester Supreme Ballistic Silvertip .223 WSSM 55 grain, and 1 partial box of 19 Winchester Supreme Ballistic Silvertip .223 WSSM 55 grain. CONDITION: Ammo appears serviceable.

APPROX. 900 ROUND AMMO BOX OF WPA 7.62X39MM AMMUNITION.

Lot #3327 (Sale Order 326 of 385)

Plastic ammunition crate with 50 boxes at 20 rounds each WPA Military Classic 7.62x39mm 124 grain. CONDITION: Ammo appears serviceable.

LOT OF 3: AMMO BOXES OF MIXED 7.62X39MM AMMUNITION.

Lot #3328 (Sale Order 327 of 385)

First plastic ammunition crate includes 200 rounds of 7.62x39mm. Second plastic ammunition crate includes 446 rounds of 7.62x39mm. Third plastic ammunition crate includes 828 rounds of 7.62x39mm. CONDITION: Ammo appears serviceable. Please note that rounds are possible reloads and should be treated appropriately.

AMMO BOX OF STEEL CASE 7.63X39MM AMMUNITION.

Lot #3329 (Sale Order 328 of 385)

Plastic ammunition crate includes 42 boxes at 20 rounds each 7.62x39mm 122 grain HP. CONDITION: Ammo appears serviceable.

AMMO BOX OF WPA 7.62X39MM AMMUNITION.

Lot #3330 (Sale Order 329 of 385)

Plastic ammunition crate with 50 boxes at 20 rounds each WPA Military Classic 7.62x39mm 124 Grain HP. CONDITION: Rounds appear serviceable.

AMMO BOX OF STEEL CASE 7.62X39MM AMMUNITION.

Lot #3331 (Sale Order 330 of 385)

Approximately 1000 rounds (50 boxes of 20 rounds) of Wolf 123 grain steel case 7.62x39. CONDITION: Ammo appears serviceable, most boxes appear unopened. EW

AMMO BOX OF STEEL CASE 7.62X39MM AMMUNITION

Lot #3332 (Sale Order 331 of 385)

First plastic ammunition crate includes 11 full boxes of 20 Centerfire Ammunition 7.62x39 HP L.C.B, 1 partial box of 15 Centerfire Ammunition 7.62x39 HP L.C.B, 47 boxes of 7.62x39mm 123 grain FMJ L.C.B, and 1 box with 19 rounds of Remington UMC 7.62 x 39mm 123 grain MC. CONDITION: Ammo appears serviceable.

AMMO BOX OF 5.45X39MM AMMUNITION.

Lot #3333 (Sale Order 332 of 385)

Plastic ammunition crate with 860 rounds of 5.45x39 FMJ. CONDITION: Ammo appears serviceable. Please note that some rounds do not have factory packaging and are potentially reloads, and should be treated appropriately.

LOT OF 3: YUGOSLAVIAN M67 7.62X39MM AMMUNITION CRATES, ONE WITH SPAM CAN.

Lot #3334 (Sale Order 333 of 385)

Lot consists of 3 wooden crates for spam cans of Yugoslavian M67 7.62x39 ammunition. One crate is still full and sealed with pull tab present, one crate has been opened but spam can left in, one crate has had spam can removed. CONDITION: Loaded spam can has been left sealed. Stenciling is legible. Crates has some age related wear on edges but intact and solid. EW

LOT OF 2: AMMO BOXES OF STEEL CASE .45 ACP AMMUNITION.

Lot #3335 (Sale Order 334 of 385)

Lot consists of approximately 1000 rounds of Wolf .45 ACP 230 grain FMJ Steel case ammo. CONDITION: Ammo appears serviceable, boxes mostly appear unopened. EW

LOT OF 3: AMMO BOXES OF .45 ACP RANGE AMMUNITION.

Lot #3336 (Sale Order 335 of 385)

The first plastic ammunition crate includes 10 boxes at 50 rounds each SIG Elite Performance .45 Auto 230 grain FMJ. Second plastic ammunition crate includes approximately 500 UMC .45 auto 230 grain MC. Third plastic ammunition crate includes approximately 500 UMC .45 auto 230 grain MC. CONDITION: Ammo appears serviceable.

AMMO BOX OF .45 ACP JHP AMMUNITION.

Lot #3337 (Sale Order 336 of 385)

Plastic ammunition crate including 20 boxes at 20 rounds each Federal Premium .45 Auto low recoil 165 grain, 9 boxes at 20 rounds each PMC Gold Starfire .45 Auto 230 grain, 1 partial 19 round PMC Gold Starfire .45 Auto 230 grain, 5 boxes at 20 rounds each Federal Ammunition .45 auto HP 230 grain, and 5 boxes at 20 rounds each Federal Premium .45 GAP JHP 230 grain. CONDITION: Ammo appears serviceable.

LOT OF 2: AMMO BOXES OF .45 ACP AMMUNITION.

Lot #3338 (Sale Order 337 of 385)

First plastic ammunition crate includes 15 boxes at 50 rounds Remington UMC .45 automatic 230 grain, 1 box with 50 rounds Aguila .45 auto 230 grain, and one partial box with 42 rounds Aguila .45 auto 230 grain. Second plastic ammunition crate includes 4 boxes at 50 rounds each Winchester .45 Auto 230 grain, 4 boxes at 50 rounds each Remington UMC .45 auto 230 grain, and 10 boxes 50 rounds each Aguila .45 auto 230 grain. CONDITION: Ammo appears serviceable.

LOT OF 4: AMMO BOXES OF .45 LONG COLT AMMUNITION.

Lot #3339 (Sale Order 338 of 385)

First plastic ammunition crate includes 5 boxes at 20 rounds each Buffalo Bore .45 Colt SPLF. Second plastic ammunition crate includes 5 boxes at 50 rounds each Central Fire Ultra max .45 Colt. Third plastic ammunition crate includes 5 boxes at 50 rounds each Central Fire Ultra max .45 Colt. Fourth plastic ammunition crate includes 1 box with 50 rounds Central Fire Ultra max .45 Colt, 2 boxes at 10 cartridges each CCI .45 Colt Shotshells, 1 box at 50 rounds Remington Express .45 Colt 250 grain Lead RN, 1 box at 20 rounds Speer Gold Dot .45 Colt 250 grain GDHP, and 6 boxes at 50 rounds each Winchester Cowboy Action Loads .45 Colt 250 grain LFN. CONDITION: Ammo appears serviceable.

LOT OF 2: .38 SPECIAL & .357 MAGNUM AMMUNITION.

Lot #3340 (Sale Order 339 of 385)

First plastic ammunition crate includes 1 box with 50 rounds Aguila .357 Mag 158 grain, 2 boxes 50 rounds each Independence .357 Mag 158 grain JSP, 3 boxes at 25 rounds each Hornady .357 Mag 140 grain FTX LeveRevolution, 5 boxes at 50 rounds each Sellier & Bellot FMJ .357 Mag 158 grain, 7 full boxes 50 rounds each Blazer .357 Mag 158 grain JHP, 1 partial box 19 Blazer .357 Mag 158 grain JHP and 30 spent casings. Second plastic ammunition crate includes 5 boxes at 10 cartridges each CCI Shotshell .38 Spl/.357 Mag and 1 Remington UMC .38 Special 130 grain mega pack of 250 rounds. CONDITION: Ammo appears serviceable.

LOT OF 3: AMMO BOXES OF .44 REMINGTON MAGNUM.

Lot #3341 (Sale Order 340 of 385)

First plastic ammunition crate includes 9 boxes at 50 rounds each Ultramax .44 Mag 2440 grain Semi Wadcutter. Second plastic ammunition crate includes 1 box at 50 rounds Blazer .44 Magnum 240 grain JHP, 2 boxes at 50 rounds One Shot Munitions Cosmetic Blemish .44 mag 240 grain HP Target Re-Manufactured, 9 boxes at 50 rounds each PPU .44 Rem Mag JHP 240 grain, and 9 boxes Hornady Custom .44 Mag 240 grain XTP. CONDITION: Ammo appears serviceable. Remanufactured ammo should be treated appropriately.

LOT OF 4: AMMO BOXES OF .40 SMITH & WESSON, 10MM, & ONE BOX OF .500 SMITH & WESSON MAGNUM.

Lot #3342 (Sale Order 341 of 385)

First plastic ammunition crate includes 2 boxes at 50 rounds each Armscor 10mm 180 grain FMJ, 2 boxes at 50 rounds each UltraMax 500 S&W 440 grain Cast, and 1 partial box of 49 Remington UMC 10mm Automatic 180 grain. Second plastic ammunition crate includes 10 boxes at 20 rounds each Federal Premium .40 S&W 165 grain Hydra-shok JHP. Third plastic ammunition crate includes 4 boxes at 50 rounds each Fiocchi .40 S&W 165 grain FMJTC. Fourth plastic ammunition crate includes 19 boxes at 50 rounds each Aguila .40 S&W 180 grain and 1 box at 50 rounds Independence .40 S&W 180 grain. CONDITION: Ammo appears serviceable.

LOT OF 3: PREMIUM EUROPEAN HUNTING CARTRIDGES .275 RIGBY, .375 HOLLAND & HOLLAND, & 9.3X62MM AMMUNIT

Lot #3343 (Sale Order 342 of 385)

First plastic ammunition crate includes 2 boxes at 20 rounds each Hornady 9.3x62 286 grain SP-RP and 1 partial box of 19 Hornady 9.3x62 286 grain SP-RP. Second plastic ammunition crate includes 2 boxes at 20 rounds each Federal Premium Vital Shok .375 H&H Mag 260 grain and 1 partial box of 19 Hornady Dangerous Game Series .375 H&H 300 grain Superformance. Plastic ammunition crate three includes 10 boxes at 20 rounds each Hornady .275 Rigby 140 grain SP. CONDITION: Ammo appears serviceable.

AMMO CRATE OF 7MM REMINGTON MAGNUM AMMUNITION.

Lot #3344 (Sale Order 343 of 385)

Plastic ammunition crate includes 9 boxes at 20 rounds each Hornady 7mm Rem Mag 162 grain BTSP, 1 box of 20 rounds Remington Hi-Speed 7mm Rem Mag 150 grain Core-Lokt SP, 1 box of 20 rounds Remington Premier Atccutip 7mm Rem Mag 140 grain, 1 partial box 19 rounds Remington Premier Atccutip 7mm Rem Mag 140 grain, 1 box with 20 rounds Western Super X 7mm Remington Mag 175 grain SP, and 1 box at 20 rounds Winchester Super X 7mm Rem Mag 150 grain PP. CONDITION: Ammo appears serviceable.

LOT OF 2: AMMO BOXES OF 7MM REMINGTON MAGNUM AMMUNITION.

Lot #3345 (Sale Order 344 of 385)

First plastic ammunition crate includes 1 box of 20 rounds Winchester Super X 7mm Rem Mag 150 grain, 4 boxes 20 rounds each Fusion 7mm Rem Mag 175 grain, 4 boxes 20 rounds each Federal 7mm Rem Mag 175 grain, 1 box 20 rounds Federal Premium 7mm Rem Mag 150 grain, 1 box 20 rounds Federal Premium 7mm Rem Mag 165 grain, 5 7mm Rem Mag rounds possibly reloaded, and 15 used 7mm Rem Mag cases. Second plastic ammunition crate includes 3 boxes 20 rounds each Winchester Super X 7mm Rem Mag 150 grain Power-Point, 3 boxes 20 rounds each Winchester Super X 7mm Rem Mag 150 grain, and 4 boxes 20 rounds each Fusion 7mm Rem Mag 150 grain. CONDITION: Ammo appears serviceable. Some ammo is possible reloads and should be treated as components only.

LOT OF 3: AMMO BOXES OF 12 BORE SHOTGUN AMMUNITION.

Lot #3346 (Sale Order 345 of 385)

First plastic ammunition crate includes 21 boxes at 5 rounds each Federal 12ga 2 - 3/4" 1 - 1/4oz Magnum rifled slug HP and 3 boxes at 5 rounds each Hornady 12ga SST 300 grain FTX Slug. Second plastic ammunition crate includes 16 boxes at 5 rounds each Winchester Super X 12ga 3" 1 oz slug. Third plastic ammunition crate includes 59 boxes at 5 rounds each Federal 12ga 2 - 3/4" 1 - 1/4oz Mag rifled slug HP and 1 partial box of 2 Federal 12ga 2 - 3/4" 1 - 1/4oz Mag rifled slug HP. CONDITION: Ammo appears serviceable.

LOT OF 2: AMMO BOXES OF 12 BORE SABOT AMMUNITION.

Lot #3347 (Sale Order 346 of 385)

First plastic ammunition crate includes 48 boxes at 5 rounds each Lightfield 12G Commander Ids Plus 3 - 1/2" Magnum. Second plastic ammunition crate includes 24 boxes at 5 rounds each Lightfield Hybred-Elite 12G 3" Magnum. CONDITION: Ammo appears serviceable.

LOT OF 2: AMMO BOXES OF 12 BORE SLUG AMMUNITION.

Lot #3348 (Sale Order 347 of 385)

First plastic ammunition container includes 34 boxes at 5 rounds each Winchester 12 Gauge 1 oz slugs. Second plastic ammunition container includes 18 boxes at 5 rounds each Winchester Supreme 12 Gauge 1 - 1/8 oz slugs, 1 box at 5 rounds Winchester Supreme 12 Gauge 7/8 oz slug, 1 box at 5 rounds Winchester Supreme 12 Gauge Buckshot, and 3 boxes at 5 rounds each Lightfield 12 Gauge 1 - 1/4 oz slug. CONDITION: Ammo appears serviceable.

LOT OF 2: APPROXIMATELY 400 ROUNDS OF 12 BORE BUCKSHOT AMMUNITION.

Lot #3349 (Sale Order 348 of 385)

Lot consists of approximately 140 rounds of Winchester Supreme 3" 00 Buck, 40 rounds of Wolf 2 - 3/4" 00 buck, 200 rounds of Federal premium 00 2 - 3/4" buckshot. CONDITION: Ammo appears serviceable with some marks from handling and storage. EW

LOT OF 2: AMMO BOXES OF 12 BORE BUCKSHOT AMMUNITION.

Lot #3350 (Sale Order 349 of 385)

Lot consists of approximately 200 rounds of Winchester PDX1 2 - 3/4" 1 oz slug / 00 buck combination rounds, 60 rounds of Wolf 2 - 3/4" 00 buck, 20 rounds 2 - 3/" Winchester 00 Buck, 25 rounds Remington 2 - 3/4" 00 buck, approx 225 S&B 00 2 - 3/4", 25 Winchester supreme 3" 00 Buck, and 5 Remington 3" 00 buck. CONDITION: Ammo appears serviceable with some minor markings. EW

LOT OF 2: AMMO BOXES OF MIXED 12 BORE AMMUNITION.

Lot #3351 (Sale Order 350 of 385)

First plastic ammunition crate includes 3 boxes at 5 rounds each Federal Premium 12GA Buckshot 3 - 1/2" Magnum, 1 box of 5 rounds Winchester Super X 12G 4 Buck 3 - 1/2", 8 boxes at 5 rounds each Lightfield 12G 3 - 1/2" Magnum, and 30 boxes at 5 rounds each Royal Buck 12G 2 - 3/4". Second plastic ammunition crate includes 10 boxes at 25 rounds each Sellier & Bellot 12G 00 Buck 2 - 3/4". CONDITION: Ammo appears serviceable.

LOT OF 3: AMMO BOXES OF MIXED 12 BORE AMMUNITION.

Lot #3353 (Sale Order 351 of 385)

First plastic ammunition crate includes 1 box with 25 rounds Winchester Blind Side 12ga 3 - 1/2" 1 - 5/8oz, 3 full boxes at 25 rounds Winchester Super X 12ga 3 - 1/2" 1 - 3/8oz, and 1 partial box of 21 Winchester Super X 12ga 3 - 1/2" 1 - 3/8oz. Second plastic ammunition crate includes 2 boxes at 25 rounds each Remington Sportsman Hi-Speed 12ga 3 - 1/2" 1 - 3/8oz, 2 boxes Remington Hypersonic 12ga 3 - 1/2" 1 - 3/8oz, and 3 boxes at 25 rounds each Remington Nitro-Steel 12ga 3 - 1/2" 1 - 9/16oz. Third is a sealed box Fasteel 12ga 3 - 1/2" 1 - 1/4oz 250 shells in 10 boxes. CONDITION: Ammo appears serviceable.

LOT OF 5: AMMO BOXES OF 10 BORE BUCKSHOT AMMUNITION.

Lot #3354 (Sale Order 352 of 385)

Approximately 600 rounds of 10 Gauge in a variety of buckshot configurations, mostly BB or 00B. Some ammo is housed in plastic containers or is loose, indicating possible reloads and should be considered components only. CONDITION: Ammo is very good and appears serviceable. EW

LOT OF 2: AMMO BOXES OF 10 BORE SLUG AMMUNITION.

Lot #3355 (Sale Order 353 of 385)

First plastic ammunition crate includes 25 boxes at 5 rounds each Federal Ammunition 10G 3 - 1/2" 1 - 3/4 oz magnum rifled slug HP. Second plastic ammunition crate includes 25 boxes at 5 rounds each Federal Ammunition 10G 3 - 1/2" 1 - 3/4 oz magnum rifled slug HP. CONDITION: Ammo appears serviceable.

LOT OF 3: AMMO BOXES OF .410 BUCKSHOT AMMUNITION.

Lot #3356 (Sale Order 354 of 385)

First plastic ammunition crate includes 100 rounds Federal .410 x 2 - 1/2" 000 Buck, 150 rounds Super X .410 x 2 - 1/2" 000 Buck, and 17 Remington .410 x 2 - 1/2" 000 Buck. Second plastic ammunition crate includes 343 rounds .410 x 2 - 1/2" 000 Buck. Third plastic ammunition crate includes 170 rounds .410 x 3" 000 Buck. CONDITION: Ammo appears serviceable. Please note that some ammo is not in factory boxes and are possible reloads that should be treated appropriately.

LOT OF 3: AMMO BOXES OF .410 BUCKSHOT AMMUNITION SOME RELOADS.

Lot #3357 (Sale Order 355 of 385)

First plastic ammunition crate includes 300 reloaded .410 x 3" 000 Buckshot. Second plastic ammunition crate includes 34 reloaded .410 x3" 7 - 1/2 Shot, 188 reloaded .410 x 3 #4 Shot, and 46 reloaded .410 x2 - 1/2" #4 and #8 shot. Third plastic ammunition crate includes 50 reloaded .410 x 2 - 1/2" #71 s & 9 Shot, 50 reloaded .410 x 2 - 1/2" #7 1/2 Shot, and 150 .410 x 2 1/2" #4 Shot. Reloaded ammunition should be treated as components only. CONDITION: Ammo appears serviceable.

LOT OF 3: AMMO BOXES OF MIXED .410 BORE AMMUNITION.

Lot #3358 (Sale Order 356 of 385)

First plastic ammunition crate includes 262 rounds of .410x3" rifled slugs. Second plastic ammunition crate includes 291 rounds .410x 2 - 1/2" rifled slugs. Third plastic ammunition crate includes 150 .410x 3" BB & Projectiles, 50 .410x 2 - 1/2" triple defense slugs, 1 box 10 rounds Winchester PDX1 .410 Defender 3", and 1 partial box of 7 Winchester PDX1 .410 Defender 3". Please note that ammo is not in factory packaging and should be treated appropriately. CONDITION: Ammo appears serviceable.

LOT OF 3: AMMO BOXES OF MIXED .410 BORE AMMUNITION.

Lot #3359 (Sale Order 357 of 385)

First metal ammunition crate includes 54 boxes at 5 rounds each Silver Bear .410 3" magnum 97 grain shot. Second plastic ammunition crate includes 200 rounds .410 x 2 - 1/2" BB & Projectiles, 1 box with 25 rounds R10 Top Target .410 2 - 1/2" 1/2 oz, 2 boxes with 20 rounds each Remington Game Loads .410 2 - 1/2" 1/2 oz, 2 boxes of 10 rounds Winchester PDX11 .410 2 - 1/2", 1 partial of 8 rounds Winchester PDX11 .410 2 - 1/2", 1 box 10 rounds Winchester PDX11 .410 3", and 1 partial box of 20 Winchester Super X .410 2 - 1/2" shot. Third plastic ammunition crate includes 20 boxes 25 rounds each American Tactical Imports .410 2 - 1/2" rifled slugs. Some ammo is not in factory packaging and should be treated appropriately. CONDITION: Ammo appears serviceable.

LOT OF 2: AMMO BOXES OF MIXED 28 BORE AMMUNITION.

Lot #3360 (Sale Order 358 of 385)

First plastic ammunition crate includes 6 boxes at 25 rounds each Remington 28G 2 - 3/4" 3/4oz Shot, 1 box 25 rounds Winchester AA HS 28G 2 - 3/4" 3/4oz Shot, 1 partial box 24 rounds Winchester AA HS 28G 2 - 3/4" 3/4oz Shot, 1 box 25 rounds Winchester Super X 28G 2 - 3/4", 6 boxes 5 rounds each Remington Slugger 16g 2 - 3/4" shot. Second plastic ammunition crate includes 49 boxes with 5 rounds each Winchester Super X 20G 2 - 3/4" 3 Buck and 1 partial box of 3 rounds Winchester Super X 20G 2 - 3/4" 3 Buck. CONDITION: Ammo appears serviceable.

LOT OF 3: AMMO BOXES OF MIXED 20 BORE AMMUNITION.

Lot #3361 (Sale Order 359 of 385)

First plastic ammunition crate includes 5 boxes at 5 rounds each Winchester 20 gauge 2 - 3/4" 3/4 oz HP, 97 rounds of Winchester 20 gauge 2 - 3/4", 4 boxes Remington Sport Loads 20 gauge 2 - 3/4" 7/8 oz shot, and 1 partial box of 19 Remington Sport Loads 20 gauge 2 - 3/4" 7/8 oz shot. Second plastic ammunition crate includes 90 rounds of 20 gauge 2 - 3/4" shot. Third plastic ammunition crate includes 3 boxes 5 rounds each Winchester Supreme 20 gauge 3" 1 - 5/16 oz shot, 1 partial box of 9 Winchester Supreme 20 gauge 3" 1 - 5/16 oz shot, 48 boxes at 5 rounds each Winchester Super X 20 gauge 3" 3/4 oz shot, and 1 partial box of 2 rounds Winchester Super X 20 gauge 3" 3/4 oz shot. CONDITION: Ammo appears serviceable.

LOT OF 3: AMMO BOXES OF 7.62X54R AMMUNITION.

Lot #3362 (Sale Order 360 of 385)

First plastic ammunition crate includes 459 rounds of 7.62 x 54R. Second plastic ammunition crate includes 390 rounds of 7.62 x 54R. Third plastic ammunition crate includes 179 7.62 x 54R. Please note that some rounds are not in factory packaging and should be treated as reloads. CONDITION: Ammo appears serviceable.

LOT OF 2: AMMO BOXES OF .450 BUSHMASTER AMMUNITION.

Lot #3363 (Sale Order 361 of 385)

Lot consists of 2 ammo boxes with approximately 200 rounds Hornady Custom .450 Bushmaster 250 grain FTX, and 240 rounds Hornady Black .450 Bushmaster 250 grain FTX. CONDITION: Good, ammo appears serviceable. EW

LOT OF 3: AMMO BOXES OF MIXED MAGNUM AMMUNITION.

Lot #3364 (Sale Order 362 of 385)

First plastic ammunition crate includes 7 boxes of 20 rounds Hornady .458 Win 500 grain DGX Superformance and 1 partial box of 19 rounds of Remington High Velocity .416 Rem Mag 400 grain. Second plastic ammunition crate includes 1 box 20 rounds Remington High Velocity .350 Rem Mag 200 grain, 1 box 20 rounds Winchester Super X .375 Win 200 grain PP, 5 boxes 20 rounds each Hornady Dangerous Game Series .375 Ruger 270 grain, 3 rounds Hornady Dangerous Game Series .375 Ruger 270 grain, and 16 spent .375 Ruger cases. Third plastic ammunition crate includes 1 box 20 rounds Remington High Velocity .458 Win Mag 500 grain, 3 boxes 20 rounds each Winchester Super X .458 Win Mag 510 grain Soft Point, 2 rounds Winchester Super X .458 Win Mag 510 grain Soft Point, and 15 spent .458 Win Mag Cases. CONDITION: Ammo appears serviceable.

AMMO BOX OF .405 WINCHESTER AMMUNITION.

Lot #3365 (Sale Order 363 of 385)

Plastic ammunition crate includes 8 boxes at 20 rounds each Hornady .405 Win 300 grain, 1 partial box of 19 rounds Hornady .405 Win 300 grain, 1 box 20 rounds Winchester .405 300 grain, 1 box 20 rounds Hornady .405 Win 300 grain, 1 partial box 14 rounds Hornady .405 Win 300 grain, and 6 spent Hornady .405 Win cases. CONDITION: Ammo appears serviceable.

LOT OF 4: AMMO BOXES OF 7.62X25MM TOKAREV & 7.62X38 NAGANT AMMUNITION.

Lot #3366 (Sale Order 364 of 385)

The first plastic ammunition crate includes 8 boxes at 50 rounds each PPU Defense Line 7.62mm JHP 85 grain. The second plastic ammunition crate includes 3 boxes at 50 rounds each Hotshot 7.62mm Nagant FPJ 98 grain, and 1 partial box of 49 rounds of Hotshot 7.62mm Nagant FPJ 98 grain. The third plastic ammunition crate includes 2 boxes at 50 rounds each Reed's Ammunition & Research 7.62x25mm 110g SP, 2 boxes at 50 rounds each Reed's Ammunition & Research 7.62x25 90g Hornady XTP, and 2 boxes at 50 rounds each Reed's Ammunition & Research 7.62x25mm 85g RNSP. Fourth plastic ammunition crate includes 10 boxes at 50 rounds each Winchester Metric Calibers 7.62x25 Tokarev 85 grain FMJ, 1 box at 50 rounds Sellier & Bellot 7.62x25 Tokarev FMJ, 1 box at 50 rounds PPU Ammunition 7.62mm Tokarev JHP, 25 wrapped packages at 16 rounds each 7.62mm, 5 boxes at 70 rounds each 7.62x25mm, 7 plastic containers 50 rounds each 7.62x25mm, and 69 loose rounds of 7.62mm. CONDITION: Ammo appears serviceable. Please note that some ammo appears to be reloads or remanufactures and should be treated appropriately.

LOT OF 3: AMMO BOXES OF MIXED 12 BORE AMMUNITION.

Lot #3367 (Sale Order 365 of 385)

First plastic ammunition crate with 6 boxes at 25 rounds each Remington Nitro-Steel 12 gauge 2 - 3/4" 1 - 1/4 oz shot, 1 partial at 17 rounds Remington Nitro-Steel 12 gauge 2 - 3/4" 1 - 1/4 oz shot, 1 box 25 rounds Hevi-Shot Hevi-Metal 12 gauge 3" 1- 1/4 oz BB shot, and 1 box 10 rounds Winchester Supreme 12G 3" 1 - 3/8 oz B shot. Third plastic ammunition crate with 7 boxes 25 rounds each Remington Nitro-Steel 12 gauge 2 - 3/4" 1 - 1/4 oz BB Shot, 1 partial box 24 rounds Remington Nitro-Steel 12 gauge 2 - 3/4" 1 - 1/4 oz BB Shot, and 1 box 25 rounds Target Load R10 12 gauge 2 - 3/4" 1 oz shot. Third plastic ammunition crate with 3 boxes at 25 rounds each Hevi-Shot Hevi-Metal 12 gauge 3 - 1/2" 1 - 1/2 oz shot, 2 boxes at 25 rounds each Federal Premium BlackCloud 12 gauge #4 Shot, 1 box 25 rounds Federal 12 gauge 3 - 1/2" #2 Shot, 1 box 10 rounds Kent Ultimate Diamond Shot 12 gauge 3 - 1/2" shot, 1 partial box of 6 rounds Kent Ultimate Diamond Shot 12 gauge 3 - 1/2" shot, 3 boxes with 10 rounds each Remington Nitro Turkey 12 gauge 3 - 1/2" shot, and 1 partial box 9 rounds Remington Nitro Turkey 12 gauge 3 - 1/2" shot. CONDITION: Ammo appears serviceable.

LOT OF 3: AMMO BOXES OF 9X18MM MAKAROV & .380 ACP AMMUNITION.

Lot #3368 (Sale Order 366 of 385)

First plastic ammunition container includes 14 boxes at 50 rounds each Silver Bear 9mm Makarov 94 grain. Second plastic ammunition container includes 3 boxes at 50 rounds each American Eagle .380 Auto 95 grain. Third plastic ammunition container includes 6 boxes at 50 rounds each Silver Bear 9mm Makarov 94 grain, 1 box at 25 rounds Hornady 9mm x 18 Makarov 95 grain, and 1 box at 25 rounds Hornady Critical Defense 9mm x 18 Makarov 95 grain. CONDITION: Ammo appears serviceable.

LOT OF 3: AMMO BOXES OF .32 SMITH & WESSON, .32 ACP, & .25 ACP AMMUNITION.

Lot #3369 (Sale Order 367 of 385)

First plastic ammo container consists of 19 boxes at 50 rounds each of MagTech .32 Auto 71 grain , 2 boxes at 20 rounds each of Pow'R Ball .32 Auto 55 grain, and 3 boxes at 50 rounds each of Aguila .32 Auto 71 grain. Second plastic ammo container consists of 6 boxes at 50 rounds each of Remington UMC .25 Auto 50 grain, 1 box at 50 rounds of Remington Express .25 Auto 50 grain, 3 boxes at 50 rounds each of American Eagle .25 Auto 50 grain, 3 boxes at 25 rounds each of Hornady .25 Auto 35 grain, 2 boxes at 50 rounds each of Winchester .25 Auto 50 grain, 1 partial box of 49 rounds Winchester .25 auto 50 grain, 1 partial box of 24 Hornady .25 Auto 35 grain, and 1 partial box at 43 rounds Remington UMC .25 Auto 50 grain. Third plastic ammo container consists of 12 boxes at 50 rounds each Remington Express .32 S&W 88 grain and 1 partial box at 45 rounds Remington Express .32 S&W 88 grain. CONDITION: Ammo appears serviceable.

AMMO BOX OF .50 BMG AMMUNITION.

Lot #3370 (Sale Order 368 of 385)

Plastic ammunition crate includes 7 boxes at 10 rounds each American Eagle .50 BMG 660 grain, 1 box 10 rounds HSM .50 BMG 750 grain, and 2 boxes at 10 rounds each TrajeTech .50 BMG 650 grain. CONDITION: Ammo appears serviceable.

LOT OF 5: AMMO BOXES OF .308 WINCHESTER LINKED AMMUNITIONS.

Lot #3371 (Sale Order 369 of 385)

Lot consists of approximately 1000 rounds of .308 Winchester ammo on M60 links, approximately 600 rounds on links in cardboard box, two other boxes with 150 round links. Ammo all looks to be FMJ ball. 2 M193 metal crates of M60 links. CONDITION: Ammo appears serviceable with some marks throughout and a few spots of oxidation. Links appear fine. EW

LOT OF 2: AMMO BOXES OF MIXED .22 AUMMUNITION.

Lot #3372 (Sale Order 370 of 385)

First plastic ammunition crate includes 10 boxes at 500 round each Winchester .22 LR HP 37 grain, 1 box at 500 rounds Remington .22 LR HP 33 grain, and 1 box at 525 rounds Remington .22 LR HP 33 grain. Second plastic ammunition crate includes 1 partial box with 425 rounds Amscor 22 LR HP 36 grain, 1 box with 500 rounds Aguila .22 Interceptor LR 40 grain, 3 box of 500 rounds Remington .22 Thunderbolt 40 grain, 1 partial box with 300 rounds Remington .22 Thunderbolt 40 grain. CONDITION: Ammo appears serviceable.

LOT OF 5: AMMO BOXES OF MIXED .22, .17, & ARROW BLANK AMMUNITION.

Lot #3373 (Sale Order 371 of 385)

First plastic ammunition crate includes 4 full boxes at 50 rounds each Hornady 17HMR 17 grain, 1 partial at 31 rounds Hornady 17HMR 17 grain, 4 full boxes at 50 rounds CCI TNT 17HMR 17 grain, and 1 partial box of 6 CCI TNT 17HMR 17 grain. Second plastic ammunition crate includes 1 case of 20 rounds CCI .22 WMR shotshell, 43 boxes at 50 rounds each Winchester Super X .22 Win Mag FMJ, 3 plastic cases at 50 rounds each Remington Magnum Rimfire .22 Win Mag 40 grain JHP, 7 plastic cases at 50 rounds each CCI Maxi-Mag HP .22 WMR JHP 40 grain, 1 partial 48 CCI Maxi-Mag HP .22 WMR JHP 40 grain. Third plastic ammunition crate includes 24 boxes at 20 rounds each Remington Premier AccuTip 17 Rem 20 grain, 1 partial box of 19 Remington Premier AccuTip 17 Rem 20 grain, and 1 box of 200 CCI A17 17HMR Varmint Tip 17 grain. Fourth ammunition crate includes 4 boxes at 50 rounds each Winchester Varmint HE 17 Win Super Mag 25 grain, 4 boxes at 50 rounds each Winchester Varmint HV 17 Win Super Mag 20 grain, and 1 partial box of 49 Winchester Varmint HV 17 Win Super Mag 20 grain. Fifth plastic ammunition crate includes 2 packs of 100 Ruger 10-22 Arrow Blanks from LaRue Tactical. CONDITION: Ammo appears serviceable.

LOT OF 8: AMMO BOXES OF MIXED MILITARY RIFLE & CARBINE CALIBER AMMUNITION.

Lot #3374 (Sale Order 372 of 385)

Lot consists of approximately 120 rounds of .303 British in different configurations; 140 rounds 8mm Mauser in different configurations. Approximately 2000 rounds of M1 .30 Carbine ammunition in various configurations; 480 rounds of Wolf .30-06 Berdan primed, 140 gr soft point, approximately 100 rounds 7.5x55 Swiss 174 grain. Also included is a box of approximately 250 Berger 210 VLD Target bullets. CONDITION: Ammo appears serviceable. EW

AMMO BOX OF .30-30 & .35 REMINGTON AMMUNITION.

Lot #3375 (Sale Order 373 of 385)

Plastic ammunition crate includes 5 boxes at 20 rounds each Hornady .35 Rem 200 grain, 1 partial box 19 rounds Hornady .35 Rem 200 grain, and 13 boxes at 20 rounds each Remington Express Core-Lokt .30-30 Win 150 grain, and 1 partial box of 19 rounds Remington Express Core-Lokt .30-30 Win 150 grain.

LOT OF 2: AMMO BOXES OF .45-70 & .30-40 KRAG AMMUNITION.

Lot #3376 (Sale Order 374 of 385)

First plastic ammunition crate includes 11 boxes at 20 rounds each Hornady .45-70 Government 325 Grain, 1 partial box of 17 rounds Hornady .45-70 Government 325 Grain, and 8 boxes 20 rounds each Remington Express Rifle .45-70 Government 405 grain. Second plastic ammunition crate includes 2 boxes 20 rounds each Remington Express Rifle .45-70 Government 405 grain, 1 partial 19 rounds Remington Express Rifle .45-70 Government 405 grain, and 2 boxes 20 each Remington Core-Lokt .30-40 Krag 180 grain. CONDITION: Ammo appears serviceable.

AMMO BOX OF MIXED REMINGTON ULTRA MAGNUM & .340 WEATHERBY MAGNUM AMMUNITION.

Lot #3377 (Sale Order 375 of 385)

Plastic ammunition crate with 5 boxes at 20 rounds each Weatherby .340 WBY Mag 225 Grain, 1 box 20 rounds Remington Premier 7mm Rem Ultra Mag 150 grain, 3 full boxes at 20 rounds each Federal Premium.300 Remington Ultra Mag 200 grain, and 1 partial box of 19 Federal Premium.300 Remington Ultra Mag 200 grain. CONDITION: Ammo appears serviceable.

AMMO BOX OF MIXED .338 FEDERAL & .325 WINCHESTER SHORT MAGNUM AMMUNITION.

Lot #3378 (Sale Order 376 of 385)

Plastic ammunition crate includes 1 box of 20 rounds Winchester Supreme AccuBond .325 WSM 200 grain, 1 box of 20 rounds Winchester Power Max .325 WSM 220 grain, 1 partial box 19 rounds Winchester Power Max .325 WSM 220 grain, 1 box 20 rounds Winchester Super X .325 WSM 220 grain PP, 3 boxes with 20 rounds each Fusion .338 Federal 200 grain, and 5 boxes at 20 rounds each Federal Ammunition American Eagle .338 185 grain SP. CONDITION: Ammo appears serviceable.

AMMO BOX OF MIXED .338 & .358 WINCHESTER MAGNUM AMMUNITION.

Lot #3379 (Sale Order 377 of 385)

Plastic ammunition container includes 5 boxes at 20 rounds each Winchester Super X .338 Win Mag 200 grain PP, 3 full boxes at 20 rounds each Winchester Super X .358 Win 200 grain Silvertip, 1 partial box of 19 Winchester Super X .358 Win 200 grain Silvertip. CONDITION: Ammo appears serviceable.

AMMO BOX OF MIXED .338 WINCHESTER MAGNUM & .338 LAPUA MAGNUM AMMUNITION.

Lot #3380 (Sale Order 378 of 385)

First plastic ammunition crate includes 2 boxes 20 rounds each Federal American Eagle .338 Lapua Mag 250 Grain SP, 1 partial box 17 rounds Remington Express Core-Lokt .338 Win Mag 225 grain, 2 boxes 20 rounds each .338 Lapua 300 grain, and 8 boxes 20 rounds each Federal Premium .338 Win Mag 250 grain. Second plastic ammunition crate includes 8 boxes with 20 rounds each Hornady Black ammunition .450 Bushmaster 250 grain FTX. CONDITION: Ammo appears serviceable.

AMMO BOX OF MIXED .300 CALIBER AMMUNITION.

Lot #3381 (Sale Order 379 of 385)

Plastic ammunition crate includes 3 boxes 20 rounds each Winchester Super X .300 Win Mag 150 grain, 2 boxes 20 rounds each Winchester Ballistic .300 WSM 180 grain, 1 box 20 rounds Remington High Velocity .300 Win Mag 150 grain, 1 box 20 rounds Remington Express Core-Lokt .300 Win Mag 180 Grain, 1 partial box 13 rounds Remington Express Core-Lokt .300 Win Mag 150 grain, 1 Box 20 rounds Winchester Power Max .300 Win Mag 150 grain, 5 boxes 20 rounds each PPU Ammunition .300 Win Mag 180 grain, 1 partial box 19 rounds Western Super X Silver Tip .300 Savage 180 grain, and 1 partial box of 19 spent Western Super X .300 Savage cases. CONDITION: Ammo appears serviceable.

AMMO BOX OF MIXED 7MM-08 & .300 WEATHERBY MAGNUM AMMUNITION.

Lot #3382 (Sale Order 380 of 385)

Plastic ammunition crate includes 2 full boxes 20 rounds each Hornady Superformance 7mm-08 Rem 139 grain, 1 partial box 19 rounds Hornady Superformance 7mm-08 Rem 139 grain, 5 boxes 20 rounds each Hornady American Whitetail 7mm-08 Rem 139 grain, and 2 boxes 20 rounds each Hornady .300 WBY Mag 165 grain. CONDITION: Ammo appears serviceable.

LOT OF 5: AMMO BOXES OF SMALL BORE AMMUNITION.

Lot #3383 (Sale Order 381 of 385)

The first plastic ammunition container includes 300 rounds of 7.62x39, and 73 rounds of .308, and 26 used .308 shells. Second plastic ammunition container includes 6 containers 20 rounds each .223/5.56x45 FMJ and 10 containers 20 rounds each .223/5.56x45 HP. Third plastic ammunition container includes 40 rounds .375 Win. Fourth plastic ammunition container includes 116 rounds of 6.5 Grendel, 15 used 6.5 Grendel shells, and 19 rounds of 7mm Express Remington. Fifth plastic ammunition container includes 1082 rounds of .223/5.56x45. CONDITION: Ammo appears serviceable. Ammo appears to be reloads and should be treated appropriately.

AMMO BOX OF LARGE CALIBER MAGNUM AMMUNITITON INCLUDING RELOADING DIES.

Lot #3384 (Sale Order 382 of 385)

Lot consists of approximately 90 rounds of .338 Lapua Magnum in CaseGard cases. Approximately half are certainly reloads with load data in lid and should be considered components only; others are also in CaseGard and have Hornady label in lid but should be considered reloads to be safe. Approximately 140 rounds of .338 Federal that have Federal Premium end labels but are in CaseGards and should be considered components. Approximately 24 fired .338 Lapua Magnum cases. Also included are 4 RCBS dies, for .308 Norma, .30-338, .338 Lapua Magnum, and a neck sizer for .30-338. CONDITION: Ammo appears serviceable. Dies are very good and appear serviceable. EW

AMMO BOX OF MIXED CALIBER AMMUNITION (RELOADS?)

Lot #3385 (Sale Order 383 of 385)

Large lot of mixed calibers, mostly one offs, with highlights including a 30mm round marks AJD 2-1-76, demilled 20mm rounds. Other associated rounds include .50 BMG, .300 Win Mag, .308, and numerous other calibers. Of note, there are 22 shotgun shells of various manufacture that appear to be reloads and should be considered for display or components only. CONDITION: Very good, with some age related marks throughout. A nice lot for someone who wants an ammo collection ready to go. EW

LOT OF 3: AMMO BOXES OF MIXED MARLIN CALIBER AMMUNITION.

Lot #3386 (Sale Order 384 of 385)

Lot consists of approximately 180 rounds of .450 Marlin, 220 rounds of .444 Marlin, and 100 rounds of .338 Marlin. CONDITION: Ammo appears serviceable, some boxes appear unopened. EW

LOT OF 2: 2 CRATES OF .243 AND .270 WINCHESTER AMMUNITION.

Lot #3387 (Sale Order 385 of 385)

Lot consists of approximately 160 rounds of PPU 100 grain .243 WInchester soft point and 250 rounds of 130 grain Trophy Copper Nickel Plated .270 Winchester by American Munitions. CONDITION: Good, ammo appears service. Some boxes appear unopened. American Munitions is remanufactured ammo and should be treated appropriately. EW


Collectible Firearms & Militaria - Day 3
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Collectible Firearms & Militaria - Day 3
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